Podcast appearances and mentions of lindsay stidham

This week Lindsay Stidham, filmmaker and feminist extraordinaire is back for a round up of some of the major recent events in life in the patriarchy. From dating in LA to supporting migrants in Tijuana, and emotional labor in relationships to the role unconscious bias plays when we talk about our 2020 election faves— get ready because we’ve got a little wine, a lot of feelings, and a slumber party game or two... 

Lindsay Stidham (Welcome to the Clambake) gives the us lowdown on all the hip spots in the Southern California desert and also the rejuvenating experience of a sound bath -- females only!

Today’s guests was Director/ Producer/ Co-host of ‘Welcome to the Clambake’ - Lindsay Stidham and we talked medical marijuana! (Happy 420 ya’ll!)

I chat with Lindsay Stidham about her career as a writer/comedian, the #MeToo movement, and her podcast Welcome to the Clambake. Lindsay: https://www.welcometotheclambake.com Jason: http://www.twitter.com/jason_horton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

That’s My Story, Period is a compilation of hilarious stories by people who happen to get their period, hosted by Steph Garcia. This episode features stories from Angela Gulner, Lindsay Stidham, and Muriel Montgomery.

Stalin. Putin. Saddam Hussein. Melania Trump. What do these three public figures have in common? They’re all rumored to use body doubles! The controversy over Melania’s possible impersonators started in October of 2017 with video of her looking weird and plastic-y at a press converence, and it’s been bubbling ever since. And our guest, podcaster and feminist and truly brilliant writer/director Lindsay Stidham, is convinced that Melania employs one or more body doubles to serve in her place.

Before we begin: A friendly reminder that in the event of an emergency, please alert your H.S.A unit.    In this episode we hear all about the new neighbor, hear a heartwarming tale of bravery in The Mouth, and meet a man impervious to flames.    Tune in.   Hollow Public Radio is produced by Alexis B. Preston, Michael Dean, & Grant Martz.   Pieces for this episode were written by Todd McClintock, Grant Martz, Katelyn Hempstead, Colton Stickney, Ben Dietzel, Michael Dean & Alexis B. Preston. Our writer's room also includes Ian Hamilton. In addition to our writers, our cast included: Eric Martin, Jess McClintock, Justin Michael, and Lindsay Stidham. All Audio Engineering and Sound Design was done by Grant Martz, Hollow Theme & additional music by Grant Martz.   This episode is dedicated to the memory of Joe Frank.

What happens when you combine the mind/vagina powers of two feminist podcasts on the night of a full moon with more than a couple of bottles of champagne? Listen to this week as, Angela Gulner and Lindsay Stidham, the brilliant and hilarious ladies of 'Welcome to the Clambake' join us to play slumber party games and swap battle stories from the wars of love, sex, and patriarchy dismantling. 

Lindsay and Angela reflect on their journey with Welcome to the Clambake.

Lindsay Stidham (Welcome to the Clambake, Play Nice) joins the show to talk all about the power of “Twin Magic” in wrestling by examining clips of the Bella Twins, The Usos and more. Also, Lindsay explains her experiences as a fairly new fan to wrestling, including her first event at PWG. Then, Nick tries to sell Stephen on PWG and the wonderfully dingy American Legion in Reseda, CA that hosts it. Plus, many of the discussions lead to what’s working and what isn’t working on current WWE product, particularly for the SmackDown LIVE brand. For full show notes, including links to watch matches, go to BoardwalkAudio.com/YouShouldLoveWrestling Follow us on Twitter @YSLWpodcast Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/YouShouldLoveWrestling/ Email us at YouShouldLoveWrestling@Gmail.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Ferguson gets down and dirty about her unexpected pregnancy, and life as a new mom. We talk her crazy year, and the short film her experiences inspired: 'Til Death Do Us Part, co-created, written, and directed by our very own Lindsay Stidham. Motherhood is HARD, pregnancy is messy, and breastfeeding is normal, goddamnit! Call your moms! Happy Mother's Day, all you bad ass bitches. From the bottom of our clams, we salute and appreciate you.

Comedian and director and writer and all around boss ass bitch Lindsay Stidham is on the show this week, and she's here to talk about a conspiracy theory surrounding one of the comedy greats. Andy Kaufman died in 1984 of complications from lung cancer. OR DID HE??? He said a lot of weird stuff before he passed about staging a hoax and escaping from celebrity. But was he just a big weird loon? Or was he the greatest comedian ever to live? Or both? Or neither? Either way, more comedians should take the audience out for milk and cookies.