Podcast appearances and mentions of Lew Schneider

Lew Schneider returns to the show for Johnny Jokes, Top 5, and more stories from his long career. Goldy and Alec have an 11am lunch in Vegas.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Writer, producer, director, comedian, actor Lew Schneider -- one of Phil's best friends and one of the original "Everybody Loves Raymond" writers -- joins Phil and David for a freewheeling conversation about food, comedy, television writers rooms, great music, terrible vacations, Rick Springfied, Don Rickles, good times and even terrible timeshares. To learn more about building community through food and "Somebody Feed the People," visit the Philanthropy page at philrosenthalworld.com.

Train of Thought is a podcast hosted by Rob Tobias focusing on culture, music, interviews and society. This show features an interview with Lew Schneider, a member of both the writers and actors unions that are both out on strike. We discuss issues related to the strike. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS send to rob@robtobias.com HOME PAGE: https://robtobias.com TRAIN OF THOUGHT podcast: https://soundcloud.com/robtobias ROB TOBIAS VIDEOS: https://www.youtube.com/robtobiasvideos BANDCAMP: https://robtobias.bandcamp.com/

Laughs and insights from showrunner/writer/director Lew Schneider (“Everybody Loves Raymond,” “Men of A Certain Age,” “The Goldbergs.”)  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Spend time with the hilarious Lew Schneider (Everybody Loves Raymond, Men Of A Certain Age, The Goldbergs) as he shares laughs and insights in a wildly diverse batch of writers' rooms! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

July 14-20, 1990 This week Ken welcomes comedian and writer Lew Schneider to the show. Ken and Lew discuss growing up in Brookline, MA, Boston accents, Michael Dukakis, picking up garbage, the Pope of Brookline, Lew's concerns for Ken, Ken's misspent youth and wasted potential, being in a Summer replacement series, Sinbad, giving Grape Nuts a try, hosting Nickelodeon's Make the Grade, TV starts with unpronounceable names, doing improv in Chicago with Bob Odenkirk, the blue collar job that is being an actor, realizing being a writer is a smarter move, how Winter takes years off your life, the benefit of Vitamin D, how TV is a writer's medium, Ray Ramano's dramatic acting career, Men of a Certain Age, The Goldbergs, Phil Rosenthal, 1-900-925-KELLY, Bob Denver: Phone creep, The Geo Metro, who the hottest women on TV are circa 1990, Kadeem Hardison is a Doctor, how Ken is a jew who isn't a jew, Hester St, Ken's crush on Alyssa Milano, Comic Strip Live!, doing a show just for a cool jacket, Emma Thompson, Star Trek The Next Generation, befriending Brent Spiner, original TV Guide art, Wish You Were Here, auditioning for Northern Exposure, how weird Loren Michaels is, The Wonder Years, what ifs related to The Gambler, having a deal at Disney, The George Wendt Show, the golf hazards at the US Open, Richard Lewis, Anything But Love, Later with Bob Costas, getting a Hungarian work visa, Down the Shore, Everybody Loves Raymond, The Ben Stiller Show, The Edge, getting paid badly to be on a CBS TV show, being too early for Netflix, loving Succession, Love on the Spectrum, Evil, The Good Fight, The Good Wife, and 101 Fun Things to do in Melbourne with Children.

Brush up on your trivia, keep your reflexes sharp, and be ready to ransack some rooms because on the last episode of season 2 we are "Remembering Forgotten Nick Game Shows." Brett & Alex were joined by Finders Keepers host Wesley Eure, Make the Grade host Lew Schneider, and Think Fast host Skip Lackey to learn more about each respective show. Become a patron on Patreon today to access our exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/SplatAttack Support the show with a Splat Attack mug or shirt from our Bonfire store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/splat-attack-store/ To be featured in a future “Mona's Mailbag” segment, email us at SplatAttack2021@gmail.com To see the video version of this episode, subscribe to our YouTube channel, Splat Attack Podcast Follow us on Instagram: @splatattackpodcast Leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, and Spotify to let us know how we're doing with delivering quality 90s Nostalgic content to you. Thanks for listening, and we'll splat you later!

Let's Hear About the Boyz! This week, we all disguise ourselves as CIA agents from CHI-CA-GO and yell at each other at the top of our lungs. We also learn how John Stamos relates to Lew Schneider. Not that John Stamos. The other one. And a special boy-call for this episode's American Daddies, Rosa & Kelsie! If you have a San Diego Zoo Discovery Center tee-shirt, pics or it didn't happen: @bestofamericandad - Instagram Support American Dad! by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/americandad Find out more at https://americandad.pinecast.co

Schneiderman: Into the Schneiderverse. This week Family Guy creatives, Alec Sulkin, Julius "Goldy" Sharpe & Janice Cruz Brooks, gets Lew Schneider to reveal the secret to his incredible career (Spoiler: Be hilarious)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A Play With Pain First!! - writer/director Lew Schneider (Everybody Loves Raymond, The Goldbergs) stops Chet's interview to field a call about wedding gowns! He then gives great career advice but follows that by going all-in on the Boston Red Sox. Take this trip with Lew! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was so much fun. Lew Schneider is a television writer and former stand-up comedian. Phil Rosenthal created a very funny show that Lew wrote on called Everybody Loves Raymond. Phil also has a great Netflix show, Somebody Feed Phil. We talk about the Raymond writer’s room, food, comedy, food, and just basically shoot the shit. Enjoy!

Funny TV guy and PWP superfan Lew Schneider (Everybody Loves Raymond, The Goldbergs) lays down some serious Parent Law and nearly beats Chet to three of the sponsors. Please Support Our Sponsors: TrueCar.com BetOnline.ag use promo code PodcastOne

I love Lew. Probably one of the funniest people on the planet for someone with my sense of humor. Only agreed to sit on the couch after listening to Bobby Slayton admonish me on a prior episode. Pity visit, but I'll take it.

Steve talks with writer/producer/director, Lew Schneider (Everybody Loves Raymond, The Goldbergs) about Alzheimer's, theater etiquette, and the importance of long term life insurance.

This is an unedited recording of an event that took place in April at the Kelley Writers House at UPenn. There I was enjoying the hospitality of my good friend, Lew Schneider, and my new friend, Mingo Reynolds.

LEW SCHNEIDER is a comedian, actor, writer, and producer, currently an executive producer and writer for ABC's "The Goldbergs," now in it's 3rd Season, and was a writer and executive producer for one of the most successful sitcoms of all time, "Everybody Loves Raymond." Born in North Carolina, Lew grew up in Boston and began his comedy career in Chicago, after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania. He attended classes at the Second City Players Workshop, and became a successful touring comedian for over five years. He landed a hosting spot on Nickelodeon's "Make the Grade", before landing regular acting spots on the shows "Wish You Were Here" and "Down on the Shore." He performed his own HBO stand-up special before pivoting into writing for TV, where he shined as a writer and producer, crafting jokes for the hit series' "Everybody Loves Raymond", "American Dad", "The New Adventures of Old Christine," and "Men of a Certain Age". He is currently one of the executive producers - and an occasional director - for ABC's hit series "The Goldbergs".

TGP episode 9 "Stop Arguing And Start Thanking" Directed by Matt Sohn Writing Credits Adam F. Goldberg                 (creator) Lew Schneider                  (written by) Kristopher Valentine        (staff writer)   STORY ONE: Beverly is Not Appreciated Beverly wants to be appreciated for all her hard work on Thanksgiving.  She tries to bring everyone together and be thankful for all her cooking. STORY TWO: The New Champion Adam beats his brother at something for the first time in his life.  Adam chooses to gloat. STORY THREE: Murray Looks After Marvin Murray wants his brother Marvin to grow up and become more responsible.     Thanksgiving Day  1980-something Taras & Todd discuss the awesomeness that is Thanksgiving!!!  Here is a list of Thanksgiving favorites Bev was whipping up in the opening scene: Opening scene foods Beverly was preparing: Turkey (getting an Karate Massage) Yams and Marshmallows Broccoli and Cheese Mashed Potatoes (serving size for 1 person) or something else? Canned Cranberries Bread (on the table)   Here's our MUST HAVE list: Turkey Ham Sweet Potatoes Mashed Potatoes AND Gravy Canned Cranberries Mac N' Cheese(Todd)Hawaiian Bread (Todd) Ritz, Cheese, Pineapple thing my Mom makes (Todd) Pierogies (Taras) Verenyki (Taras) Kapusta (Taras)     We also had to list the things the Goldbergs kids were thankful for: Erica:    Bon Jovi's ass Barry:   Darryl Dawkins (basketball for Philly 76'ers) Adam:   Harrison Ford  he's Indiana Jones, Han Solo, and a trained carpenter..build them a Gazebo, and he was    under-appreciated in Blade Runner.   We talk a little about our own mothers expectations at Thanksgiving. Here are the rules for Ball-Ball: Ball-Ball Rules - s1e09 Stop Arguin And Start Thanking - The Goldbergs Podcast - www.TheGoldbergsPodcast.com     Dan Fogler is the MAN cuz he sent us a pic of him with the DeLorean on the set of The Goldbergs: Dan Fogler and the DeLorean TWITTER response to @TheGoldbergsPOD - s1e09 Stop Arguing And Start Thanking - The Goldbergs Podcast - www.TheGoldbergsPodcast.com     We chatted about if we have an "Uncle Marvin" in our families: Todd talks about how his Dad was kind of like Uncle Marvin in regards to his Mom's side of the family....but it wasn't because how his Dad acted, more about how his Mom's family treated his Dad. Taras said his Uncle Marvin is "Uncle Vic".  He said Vic seemed like he was always trying to make sure everyone knew he had more "stuff" than everyone else.  Taras says Uncle Vic is still like this today....   Todd mentions that the DeLorean Motor Company is not far from him in Houston (Humble) Texas Supplies parts to DeLoreans  BUT now you can get a DMCev.  An All electric DMC that runs 70-100 miles per charge at 2c per mile.  The DMCev costs around $90k-$100k website: http://delorean.com/   Todd and Taras talk more about Thanksgiving dinner...where they usually eat the meal at ans Taras dropped the bombshell that He Dorsn't Eat a Thanksgiving Meal Anymore....WTH?!?!?  What's wrong with him, right??? Where as Todd has something he calls "Thanksgiving #2" every year around April.  It's exactly what is sounds like.  A full on 2nd Thanksgiving every year..cuz if it's sooo damn good, why only do it once???   The DeLorean family vs Adam F. Goldberg: We said we'd link the spasm John DeLorean's daughter had after she watched this episode.....the scene was where Pop's told Marvin about how he watched the news and the DeLorean Motor Company was shut down... THAT SCENE caused a BIG UPROAR from John DeLorean's daughter Kathryn DeLorean Seymour from this episode's reference to the “situation” John DeLorean got in with the FBI   Click HERE to read all about the situation and Kathryn's response to this articles writer.   Please head over to iTunes & give us a review!  It's a huuuuge help to get our show noticed.   Next Episode s1e10 “Shopping” Story One: Beverly can't resist a good sale, even if it is something the family doesn't really need. Story Two: Murray tells Beverly to stop her bargain hunting despite her protests that she is saving the family money in the long run. Story Three: So when Erica gets a job at the local department store, Beverly's dream comes true and Erica's nightmare begins. Meanwhile, Pops takes Barry and Adam to the racetrack for an afternoon of fun.

Steve Cooper talks with TV writer/producer Lew Schneider. Lew got his start in stand-up comedy working the clubs in NY and around the country. His comedy was seen on Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist and HBO's One Night Stand. He also hosted Nickelodeon's game show Make the Grade which led to starring in two sitcoms, Wish You Were Here and Down the Shore. Soon after that he started writing for television where his credits include The George Wendt Show, The John Laroquette Show and the Naked truth. He eventually joined the staff at Everybody Loves Raymond and served as Supervising and Executive Producer throughout it's 9 year run and won 2 Emmys. Since then he has written for shows such as American Dad, The New Adventures of Old Christine and Men of a Certain Age. Currently he is Co-Executive Producer on The Goldbergs and directed an episode this past season.

Mike Royce and Ray Romano (creators, Men of a Certain Age); Emily Halpern (co-creator, Trophy Wife), Andy Daly (co-creator, Review), and Kerry Ehrin (co-creator, Bates Motel) discuss working with another creative person, how pilots are created together, how the room works, and more. PLUS: A panel with Men of a Certain Age creators Royce, Romano, and writer Lew Schneider, following a screening of episode 106, “Go with the Flow.”

Welcome to Epi59 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast once again. This episode we’ll be paying visits to some old friends. Why? Well, I’ve been playing a lot of clips from new shows – new in the both the sense that they just started podcasting and some new in the sense that I just am getting around to them even though they’ve been online for a while.  So I figured we should drop in on some podcasts and podcasters we've clipped previously and see how they're sounding. I also have an interview with Special Guest Michael Meehan, who is a San Francisco-based comedian, actor and now movie maker. I talk with Mike while eating at a really noise Chinese restaurant in the Marina District about Hey Monster, Hands Off My City!, the feature-length comedy he’s directing and has an IndieGoGo campaign for to help foot the bill. Which means there is still time for YOU to get involved, kick in some dough to help out and - if you get really generous, get yourself a juicy onscreen appearance in the movie! There's a link to the 15-days-left-to-go IndieGoGo campaign over on the right hand side of our homesite at SuccotashShow.com. (We kicked in $50 - why wouldn't we? Mike bought dinner, after all...) And I'm embedding the teaser video for Hey Monster, Hands Off My City in the body of the blog below. Mike and I talk a bit about standup and some sketch comedy he did with his two brothers awhile back but, because we're mostly focusing on the movie, I'll be inviting him back to spend more time talking about comedy and his take on podcasting as an extension of some comedians' careers. BOOZIN' WITH BILL This epi sees a new Boozin’ With Bill segment. This time he's got a nice summer cooler of a drink that he whips up (with no blender mishap like last time!) and he'll tell you how to make an Elliott Spritzer, in honor of the besmirched prostitution customer and former governor of New York, Elliott Spitzer. The recipe is included right on our homesite, should you be brave enough to attempt whipping up one of booth announcer Bill Haywatt's concoctions. CHILLPAK VS SUCCOTASH: WE WIN! After months of playful back-and-forth mentions on each others' podcasts, it seems that Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness of The Chillpak Hollywood Hour dropped the bal due to Dean having to leave town suddenly and the guys having to play a pre-recorded show that pre-dated our tete-a-tete. Rather than be a sore winner, I talked with Phil at lenght  the other night about that and other things. It was too long to include in THIS episode of Succotash, so I will make it the focus of an upcoming Succotash Special Edition: Epi59 that I will drop in a few days. THE 10 MOST ACTIVE IN THE STITCHER TOP 100 COMEDY PODCAST LIST I'm enjoying the fact we moved away from a standard Top 10 list to feature, instead, the shows showing the most movement - up OR down - on Stitcher's Top 100 Comedy Podcasts list. Just wanted to thank Ed Wallick of the Don't Quit Your Daycast for suggesting the idea. Here is this week's rundown: 37. Onion Radio News +2838. Smodcast -> FEaB +7850. The Dana Gould Hour +5455. The Naughty Show +1962. About Last Night +3767. Yoshi Didn’t Podcast -2868. Jim Florentine’s ‘Metal Comedy Midgets’ +2481. The Tenderloins Podcast +3683. Dining With Doug & Karen +4994. The Dead Authors Podcast -22 BURST O' DURST This week's installment features  our Ambassador to the Middle Will Durst picking on those he calls "The Batty Battalion" of Obamanators. (If you're going to be in the San Francico area, check out Will's new one-man show BoomeRaging: From LSD to OMG, Tuesday nights through June 25th at the Marsh Theater.) THE CLIPS Tiny Odd Conversationsravis and Brandi Clark just hit their 100th episode! There was a time about 50 or 60 epis ago when they were ready to hang it up for fear they had nothing left to say. Obviously, they found some new stuff to talk about. I’ve had a several opportunities to meet up and hang out with them and they are a delight, as you may be able to glean from this exchange clipped from TOC Epi100… Dylan Brody's Neighbor's CouchDarren Staley is a podcast host I’ve NOT had the pleasure of meeting personally but we have cross-tweeted a lot and I’ve clipped his show a few times on the show before. He's a nice guy – Dylan Brody even told me that himself – and the audio quality on his show has gotten WAY better since he first put voice to mic. Here’s part of his chat with writer and a producer of Everybody Loves Raymond and a bunch of other stuff, Lew Schneider. Royal & DoodallAfter I got my t-shirt and a nice note from Tommy Royal and Angus Doodall over at the Royal & Doodall podcast, I mentioned I’d play a clip form their show, which we hadn’t visited in a while. To my surprise, they hadn’t DONE a show since March. Never fear, they’re still around and finally dropped show 59.1 a few days ago. Tommy thought he should catch Angus up on what he’d been missing… Dazed & ConvictedLast episode I mentioned that I would clip Dazed & Convicted by friend-of-Succotash Monica Hamburg and so I did. She and co-host Bill Allman podcast out of Canada, where they bring up some freakish crime stories, do some sketches around them, then bring in a comedian to help determine their “Fucktard Of The Week”. That's all for now. Like our Facebook page. Rate us on iTunes. Thumbs up us on Stitcher. Buy some merch. And, above all else, please remember to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

On the fourth episode of Whale Cave, Janet Varney talks about going to concerts with her cool drummer dad; Lew Schneider meets one of his musical idols in an elevator; and host Matt Price pitches a new cop drama based on rental cars.  Featured music:  J.C. Brooks and the Uptown Sound.