Podcast appearances and mentions of liz galvao

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On this show: Liz Galvao, “I Believe That Marriage Should Be Between A Man, A Woman, And His Mentally Ill Wife Who Lives in the Attic” Hallie Bateman, “The Time I Went Birding” Kylie Anderson, “Aww! This Inspiring Couple Is Still Living Together Even Though It Hasn’t Once Been Anything Like the Toothbrushing Scene From Bring it On” Lisa Laureta, “But You’re Just a Hole” Kat Ahn, “Ode to My Old Boss” + “Starbucks Rap” Tiffany Aleman, “Half-Mexican Woman Hires A Biology Professor To Explain Genetics And Phenotypes To Her White Friends” + “White Dude With Dreads Furious About Not Getting Pulled Over By Cops”

Hear more of L.A.’s best humor writers and comedians reading their original work! On this show: Liz Galvao, “10 Ways I Will Be Murdered” Mayur Chauhan, “9-1-1 Operator Who's the Biggest Fan of the movie Titanic” Sarah White, “My (Personal) Worst Nightmare” Megan Schwartz, “Dear Parents of Hogwarts Students: We’ve Improved!” + “Which Makes More Sense: Count Chocula or the Things DJ Khaled Yells?”  Meena Ramamurthy, "If You Want to Start a War..." Ginny Hogan, “Don’t Get Married Before You Live Together” + “We’re SO Old”

Kelsey and Caroline talk with Liz Galvao about "Real Artists Have Day Jobs: (And Other Awesome Things They Don't Teach You in School)" by Sara Benincasa. FOLLOWS US Clit Lit - @clitlitpod Kelsey Roshetko - @kelseyroshetko Caroline Hoenemeyer - @carolinehoene Liz Galvao - @lizgalvao

Comedy writer Liz Galvao joins Liz Juranek and Meryl Williams to talk about this episode of Friday Night Lights. Tami battles Buddy and the boosters for jumbotron funds, Smash gets good news, and Matt's mom tries to get back into his life. Follow Liz at @lizgalvao on Twitter! Texas Forever is a Friday Night Lights rewatch podcast. Follow us at @TexasForeverPod, @MerylWilliams, and @LizJuranek. Theme song: "Devil Town," Tony Lucca.

Hear some of New York's best humor writers and comedians read their original work! On today's show: Liz Galvao, “The Credit Card Application That I, Liz Galvao, Specifically, Should Have to Fill Out” Caitlin Kunkel, “Yeah Sex Is Cool, But Have You Tried Being a Woman in Your 30s?” Johnathan Appel, “I'm Friday the 13th's Jason Voorhees. I've Been Reading Feminist Theory And I Won't Be Killing Any Over-Sexualized Teenagers This Summer” Jiji Lee, “What Should I Watch on Netflix?” Charu Sinha, “I’m a Woman in a Non-Fat Yogurt Commercial” Eric Schwartau, “My/Our Generation” + “I Want a New Apartment” Liz Galvao, “Your Drunk College Roommate, or the Toddler She Has 10 Years Later?” Taylor Garron, “3 Simple Cocktails to Enjoy Before Drunkenly Discussing Your Childhood Traumas With a Stranger” + “I Don’t Want a Sugar Daddy, I Want a Reparations Uncle”

After a lengthy hiatus, we are back! Mary Ashley talks with Liz Galvao of the Bachelor discussion podcast My Wife Is In This Room on the lessons we all might be able to take from everyone's favorite reality show to hate-watch.

In this week’s episode triumphant return of COSMOS AND THE CITY: THE SEX AND THE CITY PODCAST, your host Megan McIver will sit down with the stupendous Liz Galvao. Together these two will discuss Season Four Episode Seven of SEX AND THE CITY entitled: “Time and Punishment”This week Megan & Liz will be talking through: Samantha and her hairy situation, Charlotte and her search for a replacement, Miranda throwing her neck out (is that even a thing?), and Carrie feeling the repercussions of her Big mistake.Plus we’ll have all your favorite segments: Hottie of the Week, Pun of the Week, I Couldn’t Help but Wonder, Who Wore What Why?, and You’re Such a _________.Will Samantha clear things up? With Charlotte leave her galley job behind? Will Miranda have to wear a neck brace (the answer is yes), Will Aidan forgive Carrie? Through all the craziness Megan & Liz will share their thoughts on ABSO-FUCKING-LUTELY EVERYTHING.EPISODE SYNOPSIS: “Carrie and Aidan are interrupted in bed by the voice of Big on Carrie's answering machine. Though Aidan says nothing, Carrie fears that he'll never be able to forgive her for her affair with Big. She wonders if you can ever really forgive if you can't forget. Carrie works hard to show Aidan that she's a great girlfriend, but he seems distant and angry. Charlotte stuns the girls by announcing that she's planning on quitting her gallery job and devoting herself to having a baby and redecorating. Charlotte is angry that the girls, especially Miranda, are judgmental of her decision. She calls Miranda and while on the phone Miranda's neck goes out. Aidan offers to go check on Miranda and finds her naked on the floor unable to move. A mortified Miranda lets him scoop her up in bathmats. Charlotte hires a young ambitious 20-something who reminds her of herself. On the new gallery girl's first day, Charlotte has a moment of doubt, but sticks by her decision and walks out into her new non-working life. Miranda recuperates with her neck brace and finds that not working isn't such a bad thing. Samantha starts an affair with a guy who steals her cab. They have great sex but Samantha is miffed when her new boytoy tells her she needs a bikini wax. She evens the score next time by shaving his own hairy private parts. Meanwhile, Carrie finds Aidan at his bar flirting with the waitress and practically ignoring Carrie. Carrie realizes she's being punished for her big mistake. She offers to walk Aidan's dog while he works and again finds him hanging out with the sexy waitress. She angrily goes home. Aidan shows up and says he's pissed and wants Carrie to remove Big from her life. She says she can't do that and pleads that Aidan has to forgive her. He surrenders his anger and takes her in his arms.”Thanks for listening! If you wanna support our show by shopping on Amazon, use our link.Our Host: Megan McIver• Instagram• FacebookOur Guest: Liz Galvao• Twitter• Instagram• WebsiteWhat We Watched:• Sex and the City Season Four Episode SevenCosmos And The City... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this show: Liz Galvao, “Trailer for ‘Dangerous Admissions,’ the Inevitable Movie About the College Cheating Scandal” Lauren Lavin, “Why Rioting is the Next Big Self-Care Trend for Women” + “Report: 80% of Vegan Leather Jackets End Up in Landfills, on Cool Seagulls” Yael Galena, “That’s Not My Name” Brittany Van Horne, “I Am the World's Most Fuckable Conservative Wunderkind & I Demand Your Respect" +  "I, a Rich Republican TV Pundit, am a Champion of the People, Enemy of the Elites” Jimy Shah, “all the things I wish would happen to the woman in the Rav 4 with the 'BITE MEE' license plate who cut me off in the TJ parking lot” Jake Michels, "Is he ghosting you? Or is his body just a shell for the spirit of a 9th-century Romanian Duke?” Tahiti Arsulowicz, “Lessons from the Underworld”

Join us for a hilarious show, as today's best humor writers and comedians share their original work: Liz Galvao, “How to Hire a Nanny Who Won’t Steal Your Family and Murder You" Robin Zlotnick, “More Wizard Facts We Wish J. K. Rowling Had Kept to Herself" Heidi Lux, “My Nanny Shouldn't Have to Choose Between Her Family and Her Job Raising My Family” Sara Ghaleb, “The Con Artist” Jennifer Kim, “I Like My Men” and “A Fly’s Reincarnation” Meena Ramamurthy, “Observations on Having a White Therapist” Kate Schulman, “How to Peg Your Partner: A Step-by-Step Guide”

L.A. writer Liz Galvao talks about The Real Housewives (especially New York) and the portrayal of female friendships on TV. Sign up for Liz's hysterical feminism and pop culture-focused newsletter, Weird Personal Emails, and follow her on twitter @lizgalvao! http://weirdpersonalemails.com Theme song: "Sleeper Hold," by Saintseneca (@saintseneca) http://www.saintseneca.com/