Podcast appearances and mentions of Maribeth Monroe

This week Mark and Allen break down the Episode where Ron first learns April and Andy will be moving away to Washington DC!  With the Harvest Festival once again in full swing, Ben's busy congressional campaign continues, and he and Leslie make the call to skip a few Festival-related things, one of which is the "Pie-Mary", a Southern Indiana tradition where the wives of congressional candidates face off in a pie-baking contest ... something which Leslie would have refused to participate in anyway due to its antiquated and retrogressive nature. Unfortunately, several reporters pounce on this, which, combined with the yellow journalism of Mike Patterson, quickly makes this a point of controversy. Not wanting to make things harder for Ben, Leslie decides to reverse her position and participate in the Pie-Mary ... but unfortunately, THIS gets the attention of the Indiana Organization of Women, who threaten to protest both Leslie and Ben at the event. Scrambling to figure out the right move, Ben comes up with an idea that would sidestep the controversy, refocus the campaign on the candidate, and flip the antiquated tradition on its head ... HE'S going to enter the Pie-Mary instead of Leslie.  Meanwhile, April informs Ron that she is about to move to Washington with Andy to take on a new job. Ron tells her that she has to return the key to his house. April realises that she has changed the hiding place of the key, and that she left a trail of clues, the first being 4 human teeth and a Twilight ticket stub. She and Andy tell Ron, but Ron is very excited to solve this mystery. They first visit Donna, who informs them that she and April watched that movie together years ago, when April removed her wisdom teeth. Donna also informs them that April also visited the shoeshine stand that day. The trio runs to the shoeshine stand, only to find that it was removed during the remodeling of the city hall.  Finally, during the search for Ron's key, Andy finds a small brown box where April used to hide things outside in the City Hall courtyard. The box did NOT contain Ron's key, but it DID contain Jerry's wedding ring that he lost down the sewer grate 6 years ago. Jerry is overjoyed to have it again, but then in typical Jerry Gergich fashion ... drops it in the sewer grate  ... AGAIN. As Jerry attempts to fish the ring out, Donna notices him, and chooses to stay with him and keep him company. Donna and Jerry enjoy each other's company, reminiscing with each other about the old days. As Jerry ends up losing more and more things down the grate, Donna keeps things light by laughing about it and ordering them dinner.  As always, we tackle the tough questions, such as ... Does Ben have any ideas about redefining what a pie is? Are there more clues to find, or is this a dead end? How does Donna feel about hanging out with Jerry all day? Can Ben entering the Pie-Mary instead of Leslie prevent the IoW from protesting? Will Ron ever get his key back? Does Jerry get an earful when he returns home? Will any other protestors rise up to complain about anything political or pie related? Will April ever get satisfying closure from Ron? Will Jerry ever get his wedding ring back?  Loyal viewers, this looks like a great episode with a lot of nice callbacks, but will it live up to the hype? Could it be a perfect 10? Stay tuned to find out! Many thanks to our wonderful sponsor ... The Calzone Zone.

"Bob Hearts Abishola" is a sitcom that aired on CBS from 2019-2024. Created by the legendary Chuck Lorre, the mastermind behind hit shows such as "Two and a Half Men", "The Big Bang Theory", & "Grace Under Fire" just to name a few. With this show, Lorre wanted to offer an interracial love story to a broad audience and by doing so gave us the first American sitcom to feature a Nigerian family. The series follows Bob Wheeler (played by Billy Gardell), a middle-aged compression sock salesman in Detroit who suffers a heart attack and ends up in the hospital. There, he meets Abishola Oluwakemi (played by Folake Olowofoyeku), a Nigerian immigrant who works as a nurse. Despite their cultural differences and initial misunderstandings, Bob becomes infatuated with Abishola, sparking a charming and unconventional love story. "Bob Hearts Abishola" has been praised for tackling important social issues with sensitivity and humor, while also celebrating the universal themes of love, family, and resilience. Will these themes resonate with the S1E1 guys who can often have offbeat senses of humor? Listen as they deep dive the show's pilot episode and find out. Starring: Billy Gardell, Folake Olowofoyeku, Christine Ebersole, Matt Jones, Maribeth Monroe, Shola Adewusi, Barry Shabaka Henley, Travis Wolfe Jr., Vernee Watson, & Gina Yashere www.S1E1POD.com Instagram & X (Twitter): @S1E1Pod

Today we officially kick off Season 2 with the very special Stacey Hallal. Stacey is the founder and artistic director of Curious Comedy Theater in Portland, Oregon, and has been performing, teaching, and directing improv for over 20 years.  She's trained and performed at Second City, iO, Annoyance, and ComedySportz in Chicago, and has performed and taught improv and sketch comedy at over 100 festivals across North America.  Stacey is also the creator of her very popular improvised show called Ruby Rocket Private Detective, an incredibly inventive and amazing show which she's performed with many other great performers, like Maribeth Monroe, Stephanie Weir, Amber Nash, and Colin Mochrie. Stacey holds a very special place in my heart.  Because it was watching her duo with Mark Sutton at the Miami Improv Festival many years ago that completely changed me and made me realize the type of improv I really wanted to do. Learn all about Stacey's theater Curious Comedy Theater at curiouscomedy.org, and find out more about her show Ruby Rocket Private Detective at rubyrocketpi.com.

After numerous attempts to schedule this episode we finally tracked down Maribeth Monroe! Joe Gets his most embarrassing moment at Second City (amongst many) out of the way up top before a rollicking romp through Maribeth's Second City years. From her precocious start in Detroit to the......mixed reaction she and some others got upon arriving in Chicago including stories of mystery and intrigue and stalkers! *to any concerned listeners everything works out in the end and no improvisers were harmed in the recording of the episode or in the stories they tell. Happy belated Thanksgiving (no matter when you read this) and we would be thankful if you would Subscribe Rate and Review Please!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secondcitizenspod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/SecondCitizens_

Hi, how's your week going? That's good to hear. Anyway. Here's a little bonus content for this week - the pilot for a scripted comedy series I co-wrote with my buddy Matt Jones. It's called...well, you can see the title. The show was a spoof of action movies from the 80s, like Road House, which we basically ripped off for this episode. A lot of talented people lent your time and vocal cords for this, including Colton Dunn, Maribeth Monroe, Dave Hill, and others. "When can I hear more episodes? I love this!". We appreciate that, listener, but I can't answer that. This is just another of the many projects I've been associated with that went nowhere. That's showbiz, baby! I do hope you enjoy it.

Every week, Jen chats with some of her crazy “aunts and uncles” about comedy, life, and their favorite candy! 

Ben is running for Congress, and that means Leslie needs to make a pie. But, you know what? That’s pretty darn oppressive, so we bet Leslie and Ben can come up with a good plan to let folks know what’s what.Meanwhile, Ron, April, and Andy are on a treasure hunt for the ages to discover the whereabouts of a spare key Ron lent to April. Donna enjoys a nostalgia trip as she watches Garry drop all kinds of things down a grate at City Hall.There are plenty of guest spots in this episode, too, from Maribeth Monroe to Chris Gethard. And Harris and Brett are here! What a super fun time.Plus, changing the words to songs when you sing them, chaos inside of swimming pools, and that time the Four Tops made a repeat version of “Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch” with “It’s The Same Old Song.” Also, where the heck has Diane been?EPISODES7, E9: Pie-MaryDRINKS OF THE EPISODEJoey and Haleigh: French 75 made with Dry Yaupon Gin from Treaty Oak DistillerySean: White Claw Hard Seltzer and Six Fireball ShotsTOP 5 OF THE EPISODETypes of PieCATEGORIESSesame Street Characters

Recorded: May 8, 2019 Actress and comedian Maribeth Monroe shares why social media is hard for her, what drew her to The Second City, and why she misses working in commercials. She also shares what it’s like acting on “The Good Place” and “Workaholics.”  Follow Maribeth: www.twitter.com/maribethmonroe  - Check out our website: www.nottoodeep.com  - This episode is brought to you by Bud Light, Stitch Fix, Crime Junkie Podcast, Skyn Intimate Devices, and Betterhelp.

In our final episode of 2018, we look back at 5 times this year's guests were most wrong. Featuring clips from Zack Bornstein describing a mistaken strangling, Maribeth Monroe recounting a horrifying weed experience, Adam Conover leading us to the root of his trust issues, and so much more. Executive Producer: Jon PerryLogo by Graham WallaceMusic by Doug DeLuca

When we think about customer service, we tend to think of the retail and hospitality industries, but customer service is important for all businesses! In this episode we are joined by trainer, speaker and customer service expert Maribeth Monroe as she discusses how customer service directly impacts your bottom line and how to deliver a great customer experience. 

Actress Maribeth Monroe (Mindy St. Claire) and visual effects supervisor David Niednagel shoot the shirt with host Marc Evan Jackson about acting on a secretive TV show, the behind-the-scenes visual effects process, how Maribeth got her start in improv comedy and a shirt-ton more.The Good Place: The Podcast is a production of NBC Entertainment Podcast Network © 2018

In our 70th episode, Maribeth Monroe (Workaholics, Jumanji) is joined by her husband, Andy Cobb (Second City) to rehash the age-old dishwasher argument: "How much do you clean a dish before putting it in the dishwasher?" It's a near marriage-ender. Later, Maribeth recounts a horrific experience with weed, and Andy tells us how and why he became Ralph Nader's "right hand man." Oh, and also, they're pregnant! This week's episode is sponsored by Quip. Quip starts at just $25 and, if you go to GETQUIP.COM/right right now, you’ll get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush.Executive Producer: Jon PerryLogo by: Graham WallaceTheme Song by: Doug DeLuca

Comedians Maribeth Monroe and Andy Cobb join us to discuss the controversy over Michelle Wolf's monologue at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Maribeth and Andy (who are also husband and wife) give their perspectives as veteran comedians (Maribeth of ABC's "The Good Place," and Andy of Second City), and both speak more generally about political comedy, its goals, pitfalls, and relevance in the age of Trump. This is a 12-minute excerpt of the 75-minute episode. Premium patrons can listen to the entire episode, and support our podcast, here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/18515410

País Estados Unidos Dirección Greg Mottola Guion Michael LeSieur Música Jake Monaco Fotografía Andrew Dunn Reparto Jon Hamm, Isla Fisher, Zach Galifianakis, Gal Gadot, Maribeth Monroe, Ming Zhao, Jeff Chase, Ari Shaffir, Cullen Moss, Amy Parrish, Inder Kumar, Patton Oswalt, Matt Walsh, Michael Liu, Kevin Dunn Sinopsis Una convencional pareja (Zach Galifianakis & Isla Fisher) de un aburrido barrio residencial se ve envuelta en una trama de espionaje internacional cuando descubren que sus nuevos vecinos (Jon Hamm & Gal Gadot), una pareja de lo más sofisticada, son espías del gobierno.

As part of Big City Improv Festival, we held a panel discussion feature 9 incredible women to talk about their journey in comedy. Featuring: Jan Caruana, Ify Chiwetelu, Monica Heisey, Allison Hogg, Lisa Merchant, Maribeth Monroe, Jaime Moyer, Paloma Nunez, and Jenn Whalen. 

Today’s guest is Maribeth Monroe. We’re reissuing her 2013 interview to celebrate Maribeth’s newest role in HBO’s “The Brink,” also starring Jack Black and Asif Mandvi. Maribeth’s Alice Murphy on “Workaholics,” she’s been on “Parks and Recreation,” “Key and Peele,” “According to Jim,” and “Thank God You’re Here.” Maribeth and I discussed living the journey you’re supposed to have with each other, having no fear of failure, and the important difference between the phrase “A loose butthole,” and “a tight butthole. Yep, it was a very important interview. 

Showcast Episode 81: The Movie Guys look back on the great guests of 2014 with some highlights that include: - Jill Benjamin, Ike Barinholtz, Tony Sam, Ron Babcock & MC of The Hater Nation- Pete Gardner, Heath Corson, Matt Craig & Lew Temple with great industry stories- Mick Foley breaks down the most dickish Santa of all- John DiDomenico & Ross Marquand pull out some classic impersonations- Maribeth Monroe, Andy Cobb & Alex Albrecht dig into some comedy sketches- Andrew DeWitt tells a story that got his episode kicked off of YouTube- David Minkin brings a "duh fu--?" illusion- Mike J. Nichols teaches about sound effects- David Krumholtz, Thomas Beatty, Caitlin Keats & Sarah Butler talk about their favorite movies of all time.- Mark Borchardt speaks!- And Ithamar Enriquez storms off the show, just as planned. Catch full-length Showcasts at the links below! The Movie Guys are Paul Preston, Karen Volpe, Adam Witt & Lee KiasLike good movie talk? Please subscribe!www.themovieguys.net@TheMovieGuysYoutube.com/user/TheMovieGuysOnlineiTunes: http://bit.ly/1l0hCpGInstagram.com/themovieguys

Showcast Episode 55: This week's new movies couldn't be more different as a sequel ("Think Like a Man Too"), a Broadway adaptation ("Jersey Boys") and an Australian indie film ("The Rover") get the business from The Movie Guys, with help from Andy Cobb and Maribeth Monroe. Plus, a look at other singer and rock group's potential translations to a Broadway show. The Movie Guys are Paul Preston, Karen Volpe, Adam Witt & Lee Kias Like good movie talk? Please subscribe! www.themovieguys.net @TheMovieGuys Youtube.com/user/TheMovieGuysOnline iTunes: bit.ly/1l0hCpG Instagram.com/themovieguys

Maribeth Monroe plays Alice on ComedyCentral's Workaholics, is a veteran of The Second City, and will appear in the upcoming HBO series Brink. Maribeth discusses her time at Second City, getting hired on Workaholics, and how she has worked to become a confident, grounded performer. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do!

On today's episode Dave interviews Actress Maribeth Monroe. Maribeth has appeared on the film The Back-up Plan and the television show Workaholics.     A.D.D. Comedy welcomes Actress Maribeth Monroe!

Taylor complains about Hanukkah, then interviews the super talented comedienne/actress Maribeth Monroe. She's best known as Alice, the mean boss lady on Comedy Central's Workaholics. They discuss serious topics such as buying things people don't need to pay for, how Maribeth is only successful because she's a woman, how people are confused by how non-mean Maribeth is in real life, and how being a big time actress helped her get away with criminal behavior in high school.