Podcasts about Marty Allen

Fans of classic Vegas lounge comics rejoice, one of your idols awaits this week and we guarantee a "slap-happy" time. We refer, of course, to Slappy White -- a legendary standup who opened for (among others) Dean Martin and Dinah Washington as well as headlining the big rooms himself. A veteran of the "chitlin' circuit" Slappy also became a frequent guest star in 1970s movies and tv shows with a particularly juicy role as Melvin White (Slappy's real name) on Sanford and Sons (courtesy of Redd Foxx, another chitlin' circuit graduate). Later in his career, Slappy teamed up with Steve Rossi when Marty Allen bowed out of that team, but he eventually returned to solo standup as well as frequent appearances on Friar's Club and Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts. As always, find extra clips below and thanks for sharing our shows! Want more Slappy? Here's Slappy with a fun bit from Redd Foxx's variety show -- dig the hair!https://youtu.be/e0NSxAhgMqk?si=Q3sZ3CyyROU2qfEy Slappy became friends with Redd Foxx when they both toured as comics with the Billy Eckstine band and that friendship was repaid with a key role in Sanford and Son, with Slappy playing Melvin White (his real name), a pal of Fred's. https://youtu.be/SjFcpNsC3hQ?si=4c8V_S4KX4OtBgCQ Like the Love Boat, the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts became a "must do" show for celebs on their way up and (mostly) on their way down. The "roasting" bits could be lame in the hands of regular actors, but in the hands of a pro like Slappy they came to life. Here's a time capsule for you -- Slappy's bit starts at 25 minutes in. https://youtu.be/BJrOzV5UrTQ?si=UpA9HusPYkRIm2un

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On this Bob & Tom Extra: We have Marty Allen, Lou the Toe, and a guy dead on a plane! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe–AKA the gift that keeps on giving. This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Cameron Daxon, Marc Kaliroff, and Campbell Gill are joined by their longtime friend of the show Marty Allen to discuss Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Expansion Pass Wave 4 and so much more! Marc and Marty break down all the new courses introduced in the latest wave of the ever-growing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Expansion Pass, which somehow manages to be even better than the last wave. The only question the gang has after this discussion is: what could possibly be next? Cloud Strife in Mario Kart, anyone? After this, Marty sets sail for a review of Dredge, the Lovecraftian fishing sim we've all been waiting for. Marty draws from his extensive seafaring experience (which may be partially derived from musical theater) to review this satisfying fishing adventure, where players voyage out into unsettling waters haunted by mysterious creatures. Rest assured: spooky as it can get, Marty confirms this is a journey worth sailing. Lastly, Marc closes the show with an indie spotlight on Storyteller, the latest experimental puzzle game from Annapurna Interactive. Taking place in a fragmented storybook, Storyteller tasks players with putting the pieces together to prepare a complete story. While the puzzles might be a bit obtuse, Marc concludes that Storyteller is still a genuine page-turner. Don't forget: If you want to suggest a discussion topic, share your thoughts on a recent episode, or simply chat with the NXpress crew, feel free to email us at videogameseditor@goombastomp.com! You can listen to our show on YouTube |  Stitcher | iTunes |  Podbean | Spotify | Listen Notes | iHeartRadio | Player FM | Amazon Audible Playlist: LFXIV – NXpress Intro 0:39 – Opening: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Wave 4 Discussion & Review “Yoshi's Island” – Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 30:40 – Main Event: Dredge Review “Waluigi Stadium” – Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 50:00 – Indie Spotlight: Storyteller Review “Singapore” – Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

EXCLUSIVE!! The man with the funny hair, Marty Allen. The Last Interview! on his 95th Birthday! RIP my friend.

Michael Rowe, a former comedian now comedy writer/producer, has been nominated for six Emmys for his work on Futurama and Family Guy, earning one along the way. Mike's also been nominated for two Annie Awards, earning two; a Writers Guild Award, and a Gemini Award. He has earned a Webby Award for his original animated series The Paranormal Action Squad. His writing has also appeared in Vanity Fair magazine. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, twin sons and a silly dog named Marty Allen. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/unimpressedpodcast. https://plus.acast.com/s/unimpressedpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack Buck (1924 – 2002) called 11 World Series, 4 Major League All-Star games and 18 Super Bowls.  Ed, Farley and Mark review Buck‘s career and make their Super Bowl predictions in his honor.  Ed interviews author Curt Smith about Buck and Marty Allen shares his worst day in radio.

This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Cameron Daxon, Marc Kaliroff, and Campbell Gill are joined by Splatoon expert, maker of stuff, and longtime friend of the show, Marty Allen! Join Marc and Marty as they splat headfirst into a deepdive discussion of Splatoon 3, the latest and genuinely greatest entry in Nintendo's standout cartoon shooter series. From the revamped online play to the expanded single-player campaign, Marty and Marc gush about nearly every aspect of the game in this in-depth conversation. Of course, it's not long before they get to the most important question of all: who's the Big Man on the podcast? After that, the gang hops into a discussion of the latest courses released in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course Pass, and receives some insight from the most authoritative of game critics–Marty's four-year-old cousin, Joe. After racing through all the tracks that this DLC had to offer, the gang closes with an indie spotlight on the adorable Tinykin and delivers the final verdict on Haiku the Robot, a surprisingly atmospheric metroidvania that every fan of the genre deserves to experience during the agonizing wait for Silksong.   You can listen to our show on YouTube |  Stitcher | iTunes |  Podbean | Spotify | Listen Notes | iHeartRadio | Player FM | Amazon Audible Playlist: LFXIV – NXpress Intro 0:50 – Main Event: Splatoon 3 Review “Goldenrod City” – Qumu 17:00 – Talking Point: Joe's Thoughts on Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – Booster Course “Poké Mart” – Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver 39:10 – Indie Spotlight: Tinykin and Haiku the Robot “Pokémon Center” – Pokemon Black & White

On this Bob & Tom Extra: We have Marty Allen, Stupid World Records, and Donnie Baker! Join VIP to get the full show podcast:: https://www.bobandtom.com/join-vip/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GGACP celebrates the birthday (February 28th) of its co-host and fearless leader with this encore presentation of show #300. In this episode, Frank — aided by questions from callers and an in-studio audience — interviews Gilbert about his 50-year career in the entertainment business, covering his early stand-up days, his brief stints on "Saturday Night Live" and "Thicke of the Night" and his memorable movie roles, including Iago, Sidney Bernstein, Igor Peabody and the unforgettable "Man on Porch." Also, Lorne Michaels pays respects, Larry David clears the room, Ben Gazzara enjoys a laugh and Humphrey Bogart drops by the post office. PLUS: "Meet Wally Sparks"! "The Horn Blows at Midnight"! Marty Allen disses Paul Lynde! Lou Costello stars in "Citizen Kane"! And Gilbert shares the screen with Ryan Gosling! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's hard to embarrass me. But when I tagged along with some friends to the theater to see Rocky Horror Picture Show, with the toast and the actors in front of the screen acting out the scenes as they played on the screen, I finally felt true embarrassment. True, inescapable discomfort. This would be...1994? Before I was even born. It wasn't Tim Curry. He was excellent. It was the feeling that people, all these young people, will do ANYTHING to belong to something bigger than themselves. We go from one thing to another.  Tim Curry - Paradise Garage (1979)  Co-written with DIck Wagner, who wrote or co-wrote Alice Cooper's ballad-ish hits "Only Women Bleed", "I Never Cry", "You And Me" and "How You Gonna See Me Now".   Tim Curry - Working On My Tan (1981)  Tim Curry - Brontosaurus (1978) Written by Roy Wood for the album Looking On, the first Move album with Jeff Lynne. Pretty lethargic, but the original wasn't that peppy either.  Tim Curry - We Went As Far As We Felt Like Going Single (1975) Written by Bob Crewe and Kenny Nolan, who also wrote "My Eyes Adored You" and Labelle's "Lady Marmalade" (both 1974). Sounds pretty familiar, doesn't it? Like a cross between "Evil Ways" by Santana and the Labelle song. Maybe they thought no one would be listening in 2022. But they couldn't imagine you and me, could they? 5th Avenue Buses - Fantastic Voyage (1967) From the album Trip to Gotham City.  I might buy this one somewhere down the road. The titles all have something in common. It was 1966. It was a fad, but these records were intended to tweak the guilt of parents.  A Letter Home - Child in Question (1975)   From the record company: What do you get when you mix about a dozen musicians (including members of The Animals & The Police) with a lot of drugs? An acid psych opus! What do you get when you package it in a prefab jacket with stock Christmas art and a festive title? Total confusion! We hypothesize that if you take enough drugs you may think this private press treasure is a holiday album...but we're not so sure.  One of the artists was Andy Summers, later of The Police, but he doesn't play on this song. The album cover was just lying around the studio, I guess. They put no thought into it at all, again, thinking no one in 2022 would be listening.  Rubber Duckie - A Teenager In Love (1973) 10cc in their nascent stages.  Billy Page - Its Pop (1965) Another rip-off attempt. Boy, this comes off as disdain. In fact, there was a whole industry pushing to keep "hippie" culture irrelevant. Soon, the industry would just subsume the entire thing in TV, music, etc. This might be the same guy that created the above 5th Avenue Buses rip-off. This label also featured Don Randi, who played sessions for more artists than you can shake a stick at.  Bobby Lyle - Shaft (1975)   From Yamaha: Conceived for theaters and similar use, the GX-1 set the electronic keyboard industry on its ear. The first polyphonic synthesizer instrument of its kind, it bridged the gap between organ and synthesizer. The velocity-sensitive keyboards allowed true expression of the voices, a concept never before imagined in electronic organs. The smaller solo keyboard was pressure-sensitive. It weighed over 700 pounds.  From Wikipedia: GX-1 voices were "programmed" onto matchbox-sized cartridges. Each cartridge had 26 screw-sized dials on them to change the VCO, VCF, VCA, and envelope of the voice. 70 cartridges in total were loaded into racks that emerged from the top of the console. From me: This keyboard featured prominently on Led Zeppelin's In Through The Out Door album. And I don't like it. Also, Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key of Life. For example, the string-ish intro to "Village Ghetto Land." I mean, I know what he was TRYING to do. The juxtaposition and all that.  Bus Boys - Heart And Soul (1982) For a very brief time, due almost entirely to the ascendence of (and relationship with) Eddie Murphy, The Bus Boys were all over the place in the early '80s. Their schtick was working class, inoffensive, smiling, patriotic, black Rock and Roll. Nothing subversive, nothing offensive. But they were good. This album was their second, and there was just no way to keep this edifice fresh, but I like this version more than the others (Huey Lewis and the News and Exile) but it wasn't enough. Search for their videos on YouTube. They're still around.  Gayle Moran - Magic Spell (1980)  Grupo Solo - A Real Mother For You (1977)  Harry Gullett And The Wheels - The Wondering Man (197?) Jennie Darren & The Second City Sound - River Deep Mountain High (1969) Jenny Darren would record the original version of Pat Benetar's hit "Heartbreaker". A little more convincingly, if you can believe that. Hear for yourself, ya greedy so-and-so.  Lance Rentzel - Beyond Love (1971) Lance Rentzel - Lookin' Like Somethin' That it Ain't (1971) On Columbia, no less. A label of prestige and fine taste. And they must have been embarrassed when:  From Wikipedia: Rentzel was leading the [Dallas Cowboys] in receiving yards, when he was arrested for exposing himself to a 10-year-old girl. At the time the accusation was made, the press revealed a nearly forgotten incident that happened when, as a Minnesota Viking in September 1966, he was charged with exposing himself to two young girls in St. Paul, and pled guilty to the reduced charge of disorderly conduct. He was not sentenced to jail, but merely ordered to seek psychiatric care. Because of the nationwide reaction and publicity from the scandal, his wife, singer and actress Joey Heatherton, divorced him shortly thereafter. Rentzel asked the Cowboys to place him on the inactive list so he could devote his time to settling his personal affairs.[14] He would miss the last three games of the regular season, including the Cowboys' playoff drive to its narrow Super Bowl V loss to the Baltimore Colts. Rentzel finished with 28 receptions (second on the team) for 556 yards (second on the team) with a 19.9-yard average and five touchdowns. Joey Heatherton was smoking hot. She's on the left. Marty Allen is on the far right. I've played a record of HIS on my show as well.  Lark - Rubber Duckie (1973) Louie Pascua - Rama's Song - CCP Dance Company Rama Hari Prod_ Ryan Cayabyab Prince Blackman - Rockers Delight (1980)  Return to Forever  - Do You Ever (1977) Hard to fathom: An album like this reached Top 30 status on the album chart. It was a different time.  Rex Griffin - Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (1935 - 1946) I bet you didn't know that Carl Perkins didn't write this.  From Wikipedia: "Everybody's Tryin' to Be My Baby" was written and recorded in 1936 by Decca artist Rex Griffin. On March 2, 1936 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana, it was among ten self-penned tracks recorded that day by the recently-signed artist, accompanied only by his guitar. It was released on Decca 5294 in November 1936 to little notice. Griffin copyrighted it on January 22, 1944.[4] In March 1956, Carl Lee Perkins, who had released "Blue Suede Shoes" the previous December, was working on follow up material at Sun Studios in Memphis, Tennessee, and brought in a song called "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", that he had written. Shortly after it was recorded, Perkins and his brother were in a serious auto accident, and the song and album were not released until May 1957. Perkins was listed as the sole writer when Knox Music, Inc. published it on November 12, 1957. It is unknown, but doubtful, that Griffin ever confronted Perkins, or even learned of the matter, since he died two years later, while the 1950s non-album oriented radio environment prevailed. In retrospect, Perkins contributed a modern arrangement, along with some minor lyric changes.

The virtuoso sousaphone pioneer with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Treme Brass Band, and his own Backyard Groove reinvented the instrument in the modern band context. Singled out as a star among stars, he’s played and recorded with Elvis Costello, Luther Dickinson, Dr. John, and Bobby Rush. In keeping with his flagship band’s moniker, Kirk keeps it dirty as he goes tit for tat with the Troubled Men. Topics include a new show intro, a Zoom group social event, the drunkest countries, an Australian postcard from Nicole Pavy, RIP Bob Dole, Marty Allen, a lunch faux pas, the N.O. Mt. Rushmore, the 7th ward, the Andrew Bell Jr. High band, Noel Kendrick, band director Donald Richardson, “Frog” Joseph, Charles Joseph, Jerry Brock, the Olympia Brass Band, woodshedding with Roger Lewis, the brass band tradition, tuba vs. sousaphone, destiny, the Majestic Brass Band, touring Europe, the music biz, childhood influences, jam bands, artistic identity, transcendence, Freeman’s Oh Yeah club, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Snowball” from “The New Orleans Album” by the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Outro music: “Chewing Gum” from “Spike” by Elvis Costello featuring the Dirty Dozen Brass Band Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podacst Instagram Kirk Joseph Homepage Dirty Dozen Brass Band Homepage Kirk Joseph Facebook

In an episode that comes truly comes full circle, learn about who was almost Maxwell Smart, hear one of the greatest guest star lineups of all time, and Control hires their first openly gay agent! Learn what Roger Ebert and Ted Kennedy had in common (other than weight), a “hilarious” riddle from yesteryear, and more Marty Allen!

Bill & Mike Celebrated Triv's Life This Friday 10-29-21 - Celebrating A Life!! Remembering Mike Trivisonno!!! Debbie Martinko-Bobby DiBasio- Kurt McLaughlin-Marty Allen-Terry Pluto-Tom Hamilton Talked Their Stories About Triv - Browns VS Steelers Preview From Browns TE Austin Hooper & Cleveland.com Terry Pluto - Cavs VS Lakers Preview - The number of Covid cases are down, but the economy is still slowing-NBC News Radio Rory O'Neill - President Biden will be in Rome Friday morning following an emergency meeting on Capitol Hill. What did he ask Congress to do – and what is on Biden's agenda during his trip to Europe? NBC News Radio Michael Bower

Allen & Rossi - Sway (1976) POACA will recall Marty Allen's ubiquitous presence on 70s talk shows and game shows. Whether they like it or not. Naw, he was funny! More Allen and Rossi vinyl to come! From Both Sides Now, a wonderful resource for people wanting to know the stories behind the labels: The Calla label started in 1965 as an independent New York label, owned by Nathan (Nate) McCalla. Calla hit big with J.J. Jackson's "But It's Alright" in 1966, a song recorded in England with British musicians backing Jackson, and then turned this 45 hit into an LP of the same name. Calla licensed the rights to J.J. Jackson's material to Warner Brothers sometime later, and the same song re-charted in 1969 on WB. Other artists on the label included The Sandpebbles, Jean Wells, Billy Mitchell, and Betty LaVette, Rudy Love, and The Persuaders. Early singles and possibly the first album were distributed by Cameo-Parkway, but Cameo-Parkway soon ran into problems staying in business. With Cameo-Parkway on the rocks, McCalla decided to do his own distribution. McCalla was a friend of Morris Levy and was part of the Roulette Records group of labels, but operated independently as far as distribution. This worked well until 1972 when the material seemed to dry up. Calla was all but inactive for the 1972-1975 years. But in 1976, Calla issued a handful of albums distributed by a company called Shakat Records. The albums that sold well were shifted to CBS for distribution later that same year, and CBS eventually reissued several of the Calla albums on Epic, with a small Calla logo. Calla shut its doors in 1977 when Nate McCalla decided to go on an extended stay outside the United States. When he returned in 1980, he was soon murdered. Like many record company execs, Nate McCalla was less of a studio man and more of an office man, one who knew what he liked, signing a wide variety of musical genres to his label. He leaves a relatively small but quite interesting musical legacy.  Dennis Parker - New York By Night (1979) 12" Mix.  Dennis Parker - Like An Eagle (1979) 12" Mix"  Look at this guy. Just look at him. Sweat. Muscle. Mmmm. I think I'm gay now. Actually, he did straight porn AND gay, and he hooked up with Jacques Morali, and then made this album. I actually like it. As disco goes, it's in the hands of the master. And so was Dennis, for a while. Side One of "The Gene Pitney Show" (1966): This is a fake live album, with Joe O'Brien as emcee. The album features several Musicor acts of the time, many of whom never had an LP release, meaning that this album is the only place to find some of these songs in stereo. I believe this album was meant as a ploy to get more exposure to other Musicor acts by having their biggest star (Pitney) "appear" with the others in concert. However, as stated earlier, this is a fake live album, and a poorly done one. Crowd noises are added in at seemingly random points in the songs, some of the sound effects weren't properly cued up so you can hear the FX record gain speed. On top of this, Joe O'Brien randomly starts speaking at random points on some tracks. If it weren't for the hard-to-find songs (in stereo or mono) this would be just a waste of vinyl.  Gene Pitney - Backstage The Critters - Georgianna  The Bitter End Singers - Let Me In or Keep me Out Teddy and the Pandas - Once Upon A Time The Platters - I Love You 1,000 Times Danny and Diego - Glitter and Gold  Tony Bruno - This Time You're Right (1974) Tony Bruno - Love Was Born Today (1974) I'm glad I bought this little-known soundtrack to a little-known movie with songs by a little-known singer that I love (Tony Bruno).  Elliot Lurie - Rich Girl (1976) Elliot Lurie - Disco (1975) I have raised 3 children, done thousands of gigs, won Musician of the Year in High School, etc., but NOTHING gives me more pleasure than doing my imitation of Elliot Lurie.  Therapy - Fantasia on Eleanor Rigby (1975) Sleeve notes: "This album, our third, is a selection of material which can be heard at a typical Therapy performance." I'm the Greatest - David Hentschel (1975) Phil Collins on drums.  Selections from Side One of Les Humphries Singers' "Carnival" album (1973) WHICH I OWN!!:  Kentucky Dew Do-Da Lonely Kind of Man Square Dance  Les Humphries was not a bad songwriter at all. Somewhat derivative in places, but mostly inoffensive pop in the vein of Gilbert O'Sullivan or a young Elton John after a night out.  Os Mutantes - Panis et Circenses (1970) English version. Translates to "Bread and Circuses".  Os Mutantes - I Feel A Little Spaced (1970) English version of "Ando Meio Desligado". These are not bad. I think the songs are so good and the performances so sincere and unaffected that they transcend our clunky lexicon. They must have done this to expand their audience in the USA. It didn't work but I'm glad they released this at all.  Bobby Lee Trammell - You Mostest Girl (1958) Our favorite guy, Bobby Lee Trammell, records an almost note-for-note copy of Elvis' "You're So Square (Baby I Don't Care)".  J.D. Drews - Don't Want Nobody (1980) Jürgen Drews from the aforementioned LHS tries to break into the American market by anglicizing his name and adopting all the quirky affect of a real-live New Wave singer with somewhat staid results. This song was written by P Delph and D Edwards. I can't see that they wrote anything else. The Brecker Brothers, Jan Akkerman, and Joe Chemay.    Pete Sacco - Pennsylvania (197?) Lou Christie's brother recorded this on the Lightning Label. 

Jim Syoen and Harry Bartosiak re-visit classic and "not so classic" TV Shows that we all remember. Hear Harry's dead on Lionel Stander impersonation, find out which Bonanza actor did NOT wear a hairpiece, and hear how Michael Landon took Dan Blocker's place after he died. Plus, another classic Marty Allen reference, learn how cousin Oliver almost showed up on Hart to Hart, and another evil twin shows up!

New Pokémon Snap Review This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, Cameron Daxon and Marc Kaliroff are joined by the one and only teacher, puppet master and, goth Tamagotchi overlord of Goomba Stomp, Marty Allen, for a photogenic smorgasbord of tangible and digital adventures. In the opening segment, Marc talks to the two about his experience using Fujifilm's latest Instax Mini Link Nintendo Switch compatibility after receiving a review unit of the upcoming Pikachu Edition device bundle from the instant film company. Through quirky filters and a sentimental way of forging Nintendo memories in a nostalgic way, there is no doubt that those looking to print out some retro-styled screenshots will no doubt enjoy the magic of Fujifilm's products. In the main event, Cameron and Marty capture their thoughts on Bandai Namco's latest New Pokémon Snap in a wide overview of their experience with the second entry in the on-rails picture-taking sub-franchise. With a Darwinized tale, adorable creatures, and new faces to discover, New Pokémon Snap is an expected comeback for a long-dormant albeit fan-favorite title. In the end though, perhaps we are all here just to vibe out with some Bulbasaur — and that is all that matters. To close things off with the Indie Spotlight, Cameron talks about his experience playing the scuba diving adventure game Subnautica: Below Zero while Marty checks in with the gang on his adventures over 400 days in The Longing. For more of Marty Allen you can of course check out his website Martystuff.com! You can listen to our show on YouTube |  Stitcher | iTunes |  Podbean | Spotify | Listen Notes | iHeartRadio | Player FM | Amazon Audible

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This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, goomba Stomp writer Marty Allen joins the next generation of hosts, Cameron Daxon, Marc Kaliroff, and Campbell Gill to celebrate the first birthday of the game that defined 2020, Animal Crossing New Horizons. Before diving into commemorating one year of island colonization, however, the hosts dive into the recent announcement of the Pikmin series coming to mobile – courtesy of Niantic, the developers behind Pokemon Go. Will this new title feature AR Pikmin hiding in the wild? Will it give you a real-life army of little minions to follow you around? Only time will tell. Next, the hosts chat about the impending end of Mario's 35th Anniversary on March 31, marking the final day that the Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection and Mario 35 will be available for purchase. Is this limited availability a memorable celebration, or is it an arbitrary end to an already-lacking celebration? Moving onto the Main Event, Marty kicks things off by reflecting on one whole year of Animal Crossing New Horizons. New Horizons was the game of 2020, keeping people connected during a turbulent pandemic and providing peace in a year of social unrest. The hosts exchange notes on their experiences with the game, describing a year preoccupied with building the perfect island and forging lasting personal memories in the game's world. Even if Campbell and Cameron aren't on the same hype train as millions of others were when it came to New Horizons, all the hosts acknowledge that there is plenty to appreciate in this adorable animal lifestyle simulator. Closing things out on a decidedly less cutesy note, Marc and Marty shine an indie spotlight on Gnosia, which is essentially what you'd get if you turned Among us into a visual novel and threw in a few RPG elements, plus plenty of other anime and JRPG influences for good measure. You can listen to our show on YouTube |  Stitcher | iTunes |  Podbean | Spotify | Listen Notes | iHeartRadio | Player FM | Amazon Audible   Playlist: LFXIV – NXpress Intro 00:50 – Nintendosage: “Pikmin Go” and the Death of Mario “Forest Life” – Animal Crossing: New Horizons 18:42 – Main Event: One Year of Animal Crossing New Horizons “Drivin'” – Animal Crossing: New Horizons 46:40 – Indie Spotlight: Gnosia Bubblegum K.K – Animal Crossing: New Horizons

From September 2014: Singer/actress Connie Stevens shares a few memories of working with James Garner, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lewis, Patrick Macnee, and Marty Allen. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They’re great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The music of Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadian Orchestra is spotlighted on  this presentation of Jailhouse Radio. The very funny comedy of Marty Allen & Steve Rossi are also spotlighted. And, Grady L. walks into the spotlight; not to break it but to make you laugh. Enjoy!

Jack Buck (1924 – 2002) called 11 World Series, 4 Major League All-Star games and 18 Super Bowls.  Ed, Farley and Mark review Buck‘s career and make their Super Bowl predictions in his honor.  Ed interviews author Curt Smith about Buck and Marty Allen shares his worst day in radio.

In part 2 of an "EXTRAVAGANZA", Jim and Harry look at one of the most important, and one of the least important Variety Shows in television history. Learn about a clip from The Carson Tonight Show that is guaranteed to make you laugh out loud, and and learn how two mimes got their own TV variety show. Plus, Marty Allen, Paul Lynde, Billy Barty and KISS! Also, learn how you can rid of bad luck, and a TV show is saved, even though the entire cast is fired.

This week on the NXpress Nintendo Podcast, the Goomba Stomp team catches up on some indie games we haven't yet had a chance to discuss on the show. In the opening segment, we discuss Spiritfarer, the cozy management game about dying from Thunder Lotus Games, and Shantae: Risky's Revenge, a bite-sized adventure packed with charm and action, that is just as fun today as it was a decade ago. Closing out the opening spot is a quick review of Raji: An Ancient Epic, a fresh take on the now saturated action/adventure genre. In the main event, we finally get around to reviewing Hades from Supergiant Games— a game that many critics are calling one of the best of the year. And last but not least, we set aside some time to talk about A Short Hike, a charming title all about soaking up the joy of nature, interactions, and the discoveries they lead to. Joining the show this week is guest hosts Marty Allen, Campbell Gill and Cameron Daxton. Enjoy!

Meet Allen and Rossi, quintessential Vegas comedy team, in this miniprogram. From 1957 to 1968 wild-haired and bug-eyed Marty Allen and smooth straightman Steve Rossi were fixtures on variety shows and in Vegas showrooms.  The routine was simple "Q and A" but the results -- comedy gold.   As always find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows.

This week on the NXpress Nintendo Switch podcast, Marty Allen joins Tim and Rick to discuss Journey to the Savage Planet , a first-person action platformer, a Metroidvania-style exploration game, and a very funny satire, all in one colorful, pulsating package. In addition, Marty gives a breakdown of Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics, an eclectic collection of games to play and discover on your Nintendo Switch system. In the main event, the boys discuss forgotten games made by Nintendo which have never once been ported. These include rare and hard to find gems; games that will likely never be reborn due to licensing issues, and of course, games that rely on a certain accessory that is no longer made. All this and more! Playlist Journey to the Savage Planet clip LFXIV – NXpress Intro Nintendosage: Journey to the Savage Planet Review Journey to the Savage Planet Soundtrack Main Event: Discussing Forgotten Games Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Soundtrack Contact us @ editor@goombastomp.com Follow the website on Twitter Follow Ricky D on Twitter Follow Tim Maison on Twitter Follow NXpress on Twitter Follow Patrick Murphy on Twitter Like us on Facebook

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee, Chuck Booms and Joe Alvelo broadcast live with news, sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee, Chuck Booms and Joe Alvelo broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

This week Rick and Patrick are joined by Goomba Stomp writer Marty Allen to discuss one of John Carpenter’s lesser-cited horror classics, 1908’s The Fog. Though it may not have had the impact of such genre masterpieces as Halloween or The Thing, this low-budget story of a group of ghostly lepers who assail a small coastal town contains many of the director's stylistic hallmarks, as well as his usual efficiency. Sure, the third act may suffer a bit from a lack of inspiration, but what comes before is rock-solid filmmaking that should appeal to anyone that loves well-crafted suspense and horror.So just how well does The Fog hold up for modern audiences? Who (or what) is the film’s MVP? Where does it stand in Carpenter’s filmography? We dive into the production, gush over the camerawork, break down why this screenplay works, and even pick a few nits. For all this and more, have a listen!

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender, Carlitta Renee and Chuck Booms broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

To celebrate the podcast's 300th episode, Frank, aided by questions from callers and an in-studio audience, interviews Gilbert about his 50-year career in the entertainment business, covering his early stand-up days, his brief stints on "Saturday Night Live" and "Thicke of the Night" and his memorable movie roles, including Iago, Sidney Bernstein, Igor Peabody and the unforgettable "Man on Porch." Also, Lorne Michaels gives props, Larry David clears the room, Ben Gazzara enjoys a laugh and Humphrey Bogart visits the post office. PLUS: "Meet Wally Sparks"! "The Horn Blows at Midnight"! Marty Allen disses Paul Lynde! Lou Costello stars in "Citizen Kane"! And Gilbert shares the screen with Ryan Gosling! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

***Halloween Special*** Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Chuck Galeti, Marty Allen, Bill Bender and Carlitta Renee broadcast live with sports and entertainment every Wednesday Noon to 2pm from Bigdaddy Productions Studios in Cleveland Ohio

Gilbert, Frank and the GGACP team celebrate episode #250 by fielding questions, comments and requests from fans and listeners in California, Ohio, Indiana, Washington, South Carolina and even Australia. Also in this episode: Lon Chaney grows a 'stache, Jackie Mason makes his move, Marty Allen inspires the masses and  Danny Thomas perfects the "spit take." PLUS: Rod Hull and His Emu! Iago sings again! In praise of Wacky Packages! The Richard Kind Fan Club! The genius of Bob Einstein! And Gilbert picks his favorite member of the Justice League!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chase Thomas is joined by ESPN's Cameron Wolfe to talk about the Dolphins' new head coach Brian Flores, the front office with Chris Grier now in charge, the additions of Marty Allen and Reggie McKenzie, the QB situation without Ryan Tannehill, the Kyler Murray rumors surrounding Miami, what changes the team needs to make on offense and defense, the Antonio Brown situation in Pittsburgh, if the Steelers should actually trade him, the awkward locker room dynamics with Brown and Big Ben and Mike Tomlin, and the scary injury situation with Cam Newton in Carolina.  You can follow Chase on Twitter, like him on Facebook, read him on his website, and even email him at chasethomaspodcast@gmail.com if that is something you would like to do, too.  

This week some classic comedy with the passing of Marty Allen  who passed away at at the age of 95, we take a request via our new segment dear Koop, a look at the world of Swank Gig Guide and a brief look at the life of Vic Damone   www.cocktailnation.net   Typhanie Monique-What Is This Thing Called Love Angelo Badalamenti-Freshly Squeezed Tiki Delights-Simply, Be Mine Marty Patch-Just In Time Julie London-It's A Blue World Vic Damone I have but one heart Hugo Montenegro-Secret agent man Combustible Edison-Millionaires Holiday Jack Costanzo-Latin Fever David Carbonara-Nearing The End Stolen Idols-Monkey Mayhem Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited-Night Of The Jaguar  Nutty Back In Black        

From Episode 574, Marc talks with veteran comedian Marty Allen about his lifetime in show business.

DEEKAST #41 Marty Allen is a Niagara born recording artist. Marty writes original honky-tonk and rockabilly music and also performs Johnny Cash cover tunes in and around the Niagara Region. His music and show dates can be found at www.martyallenband.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deekast/support

Steve Cooper talks with stand-up comic Jeffrey Jena. Jeffrey is one of the top corporate and cruise comics working today. His thirty three years of live performance experience and over forty national television shows,both as an actor and comic give him the ablity to work for any audience. In his years as a stand-up comic he has appeared on over forty national television show, including Comics Unleashed, The Bob and Tom Show, The Dennis Miller Show, HBO, MTV, Evening at the Improv, NBC Friday Night and The Showtime Comedy Club Network. As an actor he has been seen on Murder She Wrote, Hunter, appeared in shows with Jenny McCarthy and Weird Al Yankovic and in several films including Raising the Dead with Allison Eastwood. He has played over 1000 venues including clubs, Las Vegas, and cruise ships. He has opened for acts as varied as Barry Manilow, Jeffrey Osborne, The Temptations, Delbert McClintock, and Englebert Humperdinck and has also written jokes for a wide variety of comedians including Ron White and Marty Allen.

John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman of MLive recorded this show at Perrin Brewing Co. in Comstock Park as part of the No Problems Training Runs as part of the Fifth Third River Bank Run. (The training runs are the second Tuesday of each month.)This show aired Jan. 14-15, 2017.Segment 1: John and Amy talk to Scott Stenstrom about this year's Fifth Third River Bank Run, which is May 13. Scott is the assistant to the Race Director.Segment 2 (listen at 9:57): John and Amy talk to Scott a little bit more about why Fifth Third is involved with the race, and they also talk to Lindsey VanDenBoom of Perrin Brewing Co. about the No Problems Training Runs. She talks about upcoming events, including the upcoming Perrin Ice Jam on Jan. 28. More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/393554480975953/Segment 3 (listen at 18:56): John and Amy talk to Road Warrior Dan Oumedian, as well as race coaches Joann Karpowicz and Amy Polega. Listen to Amy's inspiring story about how she quit smoking through running.Segment 4 (listen at 28:57): John and Amy talk to race co-founder Marty Allen and Elite Race Director Greg Meyer, who has won the Fifth Third River Bank Run 7 times. He tells how he even broke one of his Calder trophies. (Greg also won the Boston Marathon in 1983.)More on the Fifth Third River Bank Run in Grand Rapids at https://www.53riverbankrun.com/More on BTM at https://www.facebook.com/behindthemitten/?fref=ts

This week, Ira spoke with Marty Allen and Karon Kate Blackwell. Marty Allen has worked solo as a comedy headliner in nightclubs and as a dramatic actor in television roles. His friendly, “Hello Dere” greeting is known and imitated by fans throughout the world. During the 1950s, Allen worked in many of the top nightclubs […]

Comedian Dwayne Perkins stops by to talk about his crowd-funded feature film, Dying to Kill and priceless comedy advice he learned while cruising with the legendary Marty Allen, Bay-bee!

92-year-old comedian Marty Allen visits the garage to talk about performing for eight decades and witnessing the evolving landscape of entertainment. Marty tells Marc about his appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, including the night The Beatles were introduced to America. Plus, stories about Elvis, Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Don Rickles and the Hollywood Squares. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast.

Join Robin live from the Red Carpet at the 21st Lady in Red Gala featuring interviews with comedian Martin Short and legendary Marty Allen! MWD Matty, the 2014 American Hero Dog Susie and humane heroes are interviewed as we celebrate American Humane Association's partnership with Humanitarian Lois Pope and the LIFE Foundation. The Lady in Red Gala is held at the gorgeous Mar-A-Lago Club in sunny Palm Beach, Florida, with proceeds benefiting our lifesaving programs. Questions or Comments? Email Robin at behumane@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Live with Martin Short from the Red Carpet at 21st Lady in Red Gala on Pet Life Radio

Marty Allen returns with his wife Karon Kate Blackwell to talk about his new book "Hello Dere". He also shares some stories about Sinatra, Elvis and the Beatles. 

Marty Allen is a 92 year young legend in the business and Louie gets a rare glance into his legendary comedy journey.

Throughout the late 1950's and 60's, the comedy duo of Allen & Rossi performed to sold-out Vegas crowds, recorded bestselling comedy albums and made hundreds of TV appearances (44 of them on "The Ed Sullivan Show" show). Sadly, Steve Rossi passed away recently but a few weeks back, we tracked down the other half of the legendary team, 92-year-old (and still performing!) Marty Allen, to talk about his 60+ years in the business, his brushes with Elvis and the Beatles and the origin of the duo's signature catch phrase, "Hello Dere!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kliph Nesteroff is a young guy with an old soul. He doesn't like being labelled a historian, but he is the foremost chronicler of classic show business. In this epic episode, Kliph recounts conversations he's had with the likes of Dick Cavett, Shecky Greene, Jack Carter, Marty Allen, Marvin Kaplan, Bill Dana, George Schlatter and Marilyn Michaels. The stories are so great they should be running in Vanity Fair!