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The City's Backyard guest this week! LISA LAMPANELLIWith a career that spanned more than 30 years, Lisa Lampanelli was a constant on the comedy scene. With numerous tours, Grammy nominations, and national TV guest appearances and specials under her belt, she was everywhere comedy was. After having hit every possible career high – including sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall -- she announced her retirement from stand-up on the Howard Stern radio program in late 2018 and is now dedicating her life to coaching comedians, performing in storytelling shows and being a general overall bad-ass.Having become known to U.S. audiences from appearances on the Comedy Central Roasts, the Howard Stern Show, and the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” Lisa became a household name when she raised $130,000 for the Gay Men's Health Crisis during season 5 of NBC's “Celebrity Apprentice.” After undergoing weight-loss surgery in 2013, Lampanelli was inspired to write the play, “Stuffed,” which enjoyed two off-Broadway runs in 2016 and 2017. The play was intended to motivate her fans to embrace self-love and self-acceptance. In turn, those same fans inspired Lisa to shed her old title of insult comic and dedicate herself to helping others through storytelling events and standup coaching.For more on Lisa's classes click here before they sell out...wait we mean fill up...lol...now that's funny!https://www.musictheatreofct.com/findingyourfunny

Growing up on show tunes, discovering Prog-Rock, writing for Rolling Stone, interviewing Geddy Lee, the rarity of being a female insult comic, being “one of the boys”, doing Don Rickles' eulogy, the culture of “roasting”, retiring from comedy, becoming a life coach, starting a new podcast and oh so much more! Check out our chat with the (formerly) Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli. •Lisa Lampanelli• Podcast: Losers with a Dream https://anchor.fm/losers-with-a-dreamWebsite: https://lisalampanelli.comInstagram: @lisalampanelli Twitter: @lisalampanelli Facebook: Facebook.com/LisaLampanelli TikTok: @loserswithadreamLive podcast tapings in December:Stressfactory.com #Loserswithadreampodcast Subscribe and Like here, too: ✨

This episode we have retired comedian Lisa Lampanelli on and we talk about her career,being on Celebrity Apprentice, being a life coach and her podcast Losers With A Dream. For more than 30 years, Lisa Lampanelli worked her ass off as a stand-up comedian. She wrote material, worked her way up from shitty one-nighters to venues as large as Radio City Music Hall, made dozens of TV appearances, did countless roasts, and night after night earned her title as Comedy's Lovable Queen of Mean. But none of those arduous tasks were as difficult as something she's been working on for the last three years: NOT doing standup. Being retired. She now has a brand-new podcast, Losers with a Dream. In every episode, Lampanelli advises -- and, let's be honest, sometimes roasts -- her co-hosts, fledgling millennial comedians Beau McDowell and Nick Scopoletti, as they talk about their feelings and tell the truth about their struggles. Luckily for them, Lisa is a half-assed life coach who is twice their age and loves to help.

The former queen of mean Lisa Lampanelli - who is now the "queen of meaning" stopped by the Hollywood Raw podcast to chat with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn about her change-in-career, some of the highlights of her time doing standup, and how she somehow avoided getting canceled all those years. Lampanelli is most well known for her incredible roasting skills during countless Comedy Central Roasts including Donald Trump, Pamela Anderson, Justin Bieber, and Chevy Chase. But the most interesting part of our conversation was when she got into what the comedians WEREN'T allowed to joke about when it came to the celebrities and which target she started to feel bad for halfway through the show.   Don't miss a thing! Follow Hollywood Raw on Insta, Facebook, and Twitter. Dax Holt - Insta / Twitter Adam Glyn - Insta / Twitter A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Losers with a Dream is a podcast featuring Lisa Lampanelli, Beau McDowell and Nick Scopoletti. Every Monday they go deep on a topic such as addiction, fear of success or acceptance just to name a few and share relatable, lived experience on the topic. In true Lampanelli fashion, she then educates everyone [on everything] and roasts Beau and Nick as she does today with me. This was such a fun interview and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Today we talk about our gratitude, my plans for the show, imposter syndrome and all things in between. Please subscribe to both shows now! Losers with a Dream Pod: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/losers-with-a-dream/id1534354466 Check them out on IG: @lisalampanelli @beaumcdowellcomedy @nickscopes The Sobriety Diaries is a video podcast where we share powerful stories of recovery told by those who lived them. You can find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts with new episodes every Sunday and Wednesday. Please share our show with just 1 person in your life who may be struggling, you just never know what they may need to hear today. Also, please consider donating to The Sobriety Diaries here: https://www.thesobrietydiaries.com/support/ Your donations help us to source the best stories from around the world and keep the show going! . Follow us on Instagram @thesobrietydiariespod Find all things TSD related and join our insiders list at www.thesobrietydiaries.com Clubhouse Room: https://www.clubhouse.com/event/myydJKyn Sober Sunday Brunch- Every Sunday 11:00am ET Make sure you subscribe so you never miss an episode, every Sunday and Wednesday! Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sobriety-diaries/id1570033658?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0aKbMuMUb2jjTkBBD41Mhm Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81YjYzNDVkOC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Anchor: https://anchor.fm/sobrietydiaries Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/the-sobriety-diaries-Wa0nBA PocketCasts: https://pca.st/6i505fmy Try your best not to drink, and be good to yourself! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sobrietydiaries/support

If Don Rickles were a woman with a slight weight problem and a well-documented fondness for having sex with African-American men, he'd sound an awful lot like comedienne Lisa Lampanelli, comedy's lovable queen of mean. Lampanelli studied journalism at Syracuse University and Harvard, and briefly enjoyed a successful career in the magazine industry, working at 'Popular Mechanics," "Spy Magazine," and was contributor for "Hit Parader" and "Rolling Stone." Deciding journalism was not for her, she quit and became a party DJ in 1990, entertaining partygoers via the microphone. Following a trip to a comedy club, she took a course in improvisation, which led to her first successful stand-up performances in New York City in the early 1990s. Lampanelli's real rise to fame began in 2001, where she made a stand-out appearance on Comedy Central's Friar's Club Roast of Hugh Hefner and was invited back in 2002 as the only female comedian invited to roast Chevy Chase at the New York Friars club which would air on Comedy Central. One of the few white comedians to perform on BET's comic view, she became a regular guest on Howard Stern's radio show, produced her first stand-up special, "The Queen of Mean" in 2002, and her first album, "Take it Like A Man," tied into another cable special with the same title in 2006 peaked at #6 on the comedy charts. In 2006, Lampanelli made her movie debut along side fellow comic Larry the Cable Guy in his film "Health Inspector," and issued her second album, "Dirty Girl," in early 2007, with the simultaneous release of a concert DVD featuring the same material, which reached #4 on the charts and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album of the year...culminating in being named "Maxim Magazine's" Bachelorette of the year. In 2008, she served as roastmaster for the Larry the Cable Guy Roast, and also performed at Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. In 2009, Lisa published her first book, a memoir "Chocolate, Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat, and Freaks." Lampanelli's other comedy albums include "Long Live the Queen," "Tough Love," and most recently was again nominated for a Grammy Award-her second- for "Back to the Drawing Board." She was a contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice," where she raised $130,000 for gay men's health crisis.

If Don Rickles were a woman with a slight weight problem and a well-documented fondness for having sex with African-American men, he'd sound an awful lot like comedienne Lisa Lampanelli, comedy's lovable queen of mean. Lampanelli studied journalism at Syracuse University and Harvard, and briefly enjoyed a successful career in the magazine industry, working at 'Popular Mechanics," "Spy Magazine," and was contributor for "Hit Parader" and "Rolling Stone." Deciding journalism was not for her, she quit and became a party DJ in 1990, entertaining partygoers via the microphone. Following a trip to a comedy club, she took a course in improvisation, which led to her first successful stand-up performances in New York City in the early 1990s. Lampanelli's real rise to fame began in 2001, where she made a stand-out appearance on Comedy Central's Friar's Club Roast of Hugh Hefner and was invited back in 2002 as the only female comedian invited to roast Chevy Chase at the New York Friars club which would air on Comedy Central. One of the few white comedians to perform on BET's comic view, she became a regular guest on Howard Stern's radio show, produced her first stand-up special, "The Queen of Mean" in 2002, and her first album, "Take it Like A Man," tied into another cable special with the same title in 2006 peaked at #6 on the comedy charts. In 2006, Lampanelli made her movie debut along side fellow comic Larry the Cable Guy in his film "Health Inspector," and issued her second album, "Dirty Girl," in early 2007, with the simultaneous release of a concert DVD featuring the same material, which reached #4 on the charts and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album of the year...culminating in being named "Maxim Magazine's" Bachelorette of the year. In 2008, she served as roastmaster for the Larry the Cable Guy Roast, and also performed at Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. In 2009, Lisa published her first book, a memoir "Chocolate, Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat, and Freaks." Lampanelli's other comedy albums include "Long Live the Queen," "Tough Love," and most recently was again nominated for a Grammy Award-her second- for "Back to the Drawing Board." She was a contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice," where she raised $130,000 for gay men's health crisis.

Today's Question: Would you retire at the top of your game? Lisa Lampanelli is one of my oldest friends in comedy. We got very personal in this conversation. I told her all about my fears and anxieties and she shared hers as well as her solutions and coping mechanisms. I think anyone who listens to our conversation will get a lot from it. Lisa was one of the most successful names in comedy for years. In 2018 she announced her retirement from stand-up comedy on the Howard Stern show and is now dedicating her life to running transformational food and body-image workshops, performing in issue-oriented storytelling shows, and completing a rigorous life-coaching certification program. With a career spanning more than 30 years, Lisa  has been a constant on the comedy scene. With numerous tours, Grammy nominations, and nation  TV guest appearances and specials under her belt, Lisa made national headlines in 2012 when she lost more than 100 pounds with the help of bariatric surgery.  See her new storytelling show, LISA LAMPANELLI’S LOSIN’ IT!, a humorous and heartfelt show featuring herself and a group of storytellers, actors, and special guests coming clean about their food and body-image struggles. Support the show on Patreon.com/PeteDominick email me anytime at StandUpwithPete@gmail.com Twitter Insta etc @PeteDominick

Finally, it's here! The almost-never heard complete Episode 2 of the #ASS, featuring comedian and former SiriusXM host Frank DeCaro! He tells all about losing a ton of weight and touring with Lisa Lampanelli. Plus, Adam and ADD Jeff fight over the Kathy Griffin Trump-head photo, and Bill Maher uses the N-word. Enjoy this journey back to yesteryear, and please ignore all the technical difficulties. 

Lisa describes how she has stayed celibate for the past 4 years! She then recoils in horror when Susan offers her a “personal” gift from a sex shop and explains in graphic detail how she doesn’t have a need for that sort of entertainment anymore! 

Jon chats with former stand-up comedian, actress and insult comic, Lisa Lampanelli. The Queen of Mean is now The Queen of Meaning as she joins the PodcastOne family on her new self help show, Let Lisa Help. Taffer and Lampanelli break down the meaning of relationships and the best ways to help people from each of their own views. Jon also gets to bottom of how a success comic of 30 years would drop everything to start a new path in world of Life Coaching. Plus Jon talks current events, and other upcoming holidays on, Today w/ Taffer! Jon also takes your calls and answers your questions. Shut it down with another amazing podcast... RIGHT NOW! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jon-taffer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-taffer/support

Jon chats with former stand-up comedian, actress and insult comic, Lisa Lampanelli. The Queen of Mean is now The Queen of Meaning as she joins the PodcastOne family on her new self help show, Let Lisa Help. Taffer and Lampanelli break down the meaning of relationships and the best ways to help people from each of their own views. Jon also gets to bottom of how a success comic of 30 years would drop everything to start a new path in world of Life Coaching. Plus Jon talks current events, and other upcoming holidays on, Today w/ Taffer! Jon also takes your calls and answers your questions. Shut it down with another amazing podcast... RIGHT NOW! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-taffer-no-excuses/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Jen Mavros Show - Season 4 - Where we are Loving Humanity Forward, together. ❤️ Join me, Jen Mavros, as we sit down with today's modern messengers, disruptors and luminaries from around the world who are shaking things up and helping to move humanity forward through LOVE. During these life-changing conversational master classes, we reveal the most soul-tingling material to grace the inter-webs today. Helping you elevate and live your most soulful, AWESOME life. Visit www.thejenmavrosshow.com for the show notes and guest information for every podcast episode. Grab your free gift on www.jenmavros.com - A four track divinely guided meditation album. Dig this episode? Drop a 5-star rating + review! A simple click for you, is a BIG smile for me!

Comedian and school psychologist Stephanie Blum answers your questions. From her LIVE radio show, she discusses people touching your baby or your pregnant stomach - without asking! Plus, parenting tips for hygiene, diapers, and bribing your child so they'll do what you want. Also, porn-star Corey calls in to find out why Stephanie and husband Greg use the word, "retarded" so freely. Staff members Antubert and Mr. Maui join in on the fun as well! Inappropriate parenting humor for all.

Dennis visits comedian, radio host, author and all-round delight Frank DeCaro at his San Fernando Valley apartment to talk about Frank's latest gig, opening for comedian Lisa Lampanelli on the road. He talks about the thrill of getting the offer, the first time he met Lampanelli and the intervention she staged that led to his recent dramatic weight loss. He shares how he's lost nearly 100 pounds, the thrill of fitting into a Versace shirt from the 90's and the emotional roots of his past overeating. He also talks about getting fired from Sirius/XM after 12 years, the best and worst part of being a correspondent on The Daily Show and his adventures in Sopranos-land when he was writing for TV Guide. Other topics include: working for Martha Stewart, giving bad hummers, Alan Arkin being a dick and the Bob Mackie design he wished he could own.

If Don Rickles were a woman with a slight weight problem and a well-documented fondness for having sex with African-American men, he'd sound an awful lot like comedienne Lisa Lampanelli, comedy's lovable queen of mean. Lampanelli studied journalism at Syracuse University and Harvard, and briefly enjoyed a successful career in the magazine industry, working at 'Popular Mechanics," "Spy Magazine," and was contributor for "Hit Parader" and "Rolling Stone." Deciding journalism was not for her, she quit and became a party DJ in 1990, entertaining partygoers via the microphone. Following a trip to a comedy club, she took a course in improvisation, which led to her first successful stand-up performances in New York City in the early 1990s. Lampanelli's real rise to fame began in 2001, where she made a stand-out appearance on Comedy Central's Friar's Club Roast of Hugh Hefner and was invited back in 2002 as the only female comedian invited to roast Chevy Chase at the New York Friars club which would air on Comedy Central. One of the few white comedians to perform on BET's comic view, she became a regular guest on Howard Stern's radio show, produced her first stand-up special, "The Queen of Mean" in 2002, and her first album, "Take it Like A Man," tied into another cable special with the same title in 2006 peaked at #6 on the comedy charts. In 2006, Lampanelli made her movie debut along side fellow comic Larry the Cable Guy in his film "Health Inspector," and issued her second album, "Dirty Girl," in early 2007, with the simultaneous release of a concert DVD featuring the same material, which reached #4 on the charts and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album of the year...culminating in being named "Maxim Magazine's" Bachelorette of the year. In 2008, she served as roastmaster for the Larry the Cable Guy Roast, and also performed at Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. In 2009, Lisa published her first book, a memoir "Chocolate, Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat, and Freaks." Lampanelli's other comedy albums include "Long Live the Queen," "Tough Love," and most recently this year was again nominated for a Grammy Award-her second- for "Back to the Drawing Board." She was a contestant on "Celebrity Apprentice," where she raised $130,000 for gay men's health crisis. Lampanelli is currently performing in the world premiere of her off-broadway play, "Stuffed," which explored the complexity of women's relationship to food and body image through her signature comedic style. At the Mcginn/Cazale Theater at 2162 Broadway at 76th street.  

Joe Bartnick is a man. The kind of man the you can easily imagine having his way with you. He is large and powerful and most likely stronger than you and capable of forcing you to do what he wants you to. Sorry if now you think Joe Bartnick is going to make you blow him. Joe is also a hilarious comic and a kind soul. Joe is a comics comic that loves to shoot the shit and talk shop which is exactly what we do with him. Bartnick has written for the roasts and tours with Lisa Lampanelli. We talk about fighting, teeth, touring and jail. Bartnick also has a new album out, Salute! -Available on iTunes and CDbaby. Joe confesses that he won't wear mommy jeans but he does own a nice pair of "Dad shoes."

This week Lisa Lampanelli returns to the podcast to talk about her new play, "Stuffed." Lampanelli also earns the distinction of being the first returning guest to the podcast. In addition to Stuffed talk, Mark and Matt talk about comedy tours and there are a lot of them. Most notably, Robert Kelly's "True Story" tour which The Laugh Button is presenting. Subscribe, rate, review, tell a friend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For May 7, we have our first of four "Best of the Swish Edition" episodes for the month of May. This week, our 2011 conversation with the hilarious, no-holds-barred comedienne Lisa Lampanelli. Lisa talks about her run in with the Westboro Baptist Church among other subjects, in one of our favorite telephone chats ever. And it was HER idea to be on the show! We love when that happens. We're back with brand new episodes on June 4, 2013. Mark your calendar and plan to hang with us then. In the meantime, enjoy of "Best of..." episodes this month and keep up with us on Facebook.

Lisa Lampanelli and Kevin listen to and discuss the first story she told at a RISK! live show.

For our 50th episode, we welcome a new-comer to the show! New York City-based blogger/nightlife promoter/author JUSTIN LUKE joins the Swish Edition as a Senior Contributor. This former podcaster certainly knows his stuff and for his first assignment he sits down in our new NYC satellite studio to chat with the Gay Pimp himself, top comedy podcaster & singer/songwriter extraordinaire JONNY McGOVERN. We're thrilled to have Jonny on the show and you'll hear all about his current projects, including his new Sexy Nerd track, his hot new videos, his big move to L.A., and much more. It all starts at the 33:00 mark. We're big fans of the Pimp and thrilled to have Justin--a New York power gay in his own right--as a member of our family. After that, we catch up with one of our favorite funny ladies, LISA LAMPANELLI. We ring her up to find out about the television reality show pilot she's currently filming for Logo, her take on the new "Dancing with the Stars" cast, why a gay guy got engaged in her bathroom, why she's missing the Charlie Sheen roast, and much more. A great friend of the show, Lisa had us rolling on the floor and we're thrilled to welcome her to the show for a third time. Her piece begins at the 57:00 mark. Also on this golden episode... Steve tells tales from his trip to Southern Decadence in NOLA; Dale & Scott lose (and loose) in Atlantic City; Cinnamon the Clown wins over toddlers with his origami skills; God hates fag enablers (care of the Westboro Baptist Church); Dale over-shares; Britney LOVES "Babies" and "crazies," (care of Adam Goldman); Cher IS going to be in the DWTS audience to cheer on Chaz; Seth Knight and CAMP gets lots of hits; Cheyeene Jackson gets hitched; Lady Gaga & Cyndi Lauper are super straights; and, Much more! Episode 150 is called, "Golden Anniversary." Despite the "1" in front of it...this is our 50th episode.

We're phoning it in this week, people, mostly because it's just too gorgeous this week in Washington, DC for us to be holed up in the underground studio. So, Jason & Steve stood watch as Dale & Scott went DEEP into the Swish Edition audio vault and came out with some of our best stuff ever. We've assembled some clips (including some never before heard on Swish!) from our more memorable interviews, discussions and games. Besides a fresh new chat with DC's own, very eclectic Special Agent Galacticaabout her upcoming live shows, we are featuring: The never-before-heard-on-Swish tour of Provincetown, MA by the hilarious Miss Richfield 1981 Margaret Cho talking about her fascination with poo and the school opening up in her vagina A fun piece about how we're too stupid for TV The great ensemble clip that tells the story about how Dale & Scott got their start A few clips from the episode of our previous show where Dale & Scott were so drunk Scott could hardly speak Sherry Vine's "Looking For A Good Time" single Dale, Scott, Jason & Steve play a game of "Fuck, Marry, Kill" The "60-Second Hoe Down" game we played with Lisa Lampanelli And the famous Jack Soda test conversation For Thursday, May 12...Episode 133 is called, "The Hilarious Best of Swish." Stay tuned for the mostly recycled, but classic fun. Gay hilarity at it's best!

A double-whammy: Lisa Lampanelli chats on the phone from NYC about the right way of being mean, and Chris Porter weighs in on alt-comics and hipster rooms. Two for the price of none!

Many have asked for it...here it is, our March 31, 2011 interview with the Lovable Queen of Mean herself, Lisa Lampanelli. Hilarious to the tenth degree! Featuring the brand new game, "60 Second Hoedown!"

There is no one funnier than the Lovable Queen of Mean herself, Lisa Lampanelli. It's not an interview, it's more of a cross between a conversation between good friends and a stand-up act! You don't have to be gay to laugh out loud at this one. She talks about the recent roast for Donald Trump, as well as her thoughts on The Situation, Star Jones' cunty nugget, Charlie Sheen, how the gays put dinner on her table even though she hates us, her love of chocolate, on being Mrs. Jimmy Big Balls, all about her new Comedy Central special and new CD/DVD set (which we're giving away!), who she thinks NEEDS to be roasted in Hollywood...and much more. She even plays our brand new game: The 60 Second Hoe Down! Funny stuff. The guys also officially welcome Steven J. Walker to the in-studio team and together they celebrate Dale's 30th birthday, they discuss Herpy the Love Bug, Elizabeth Taylor's millions, the new gay dude running for president, Richard Simmons' safety video for Air New Zealand, Bravo may no renew "The Real Housewives of DC," Vince Neil freaks out at a Hal Sparks concert, Lindsay is dropping the Lohan, and more. They announce their Lisa Lampanelli CD/DVD giveaway and catch up with Sean Bugg at Metro Weekly for the week's news. Episode 127 is called, "The Lovable Queen of Mean," and you can listen to it at full volume, again and again, until the neighbors bang your door down.