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In this week's episode, David and Kevin discuss the back to back weeks with Monday morning gaps down, potential red flags in the market, risk-on bond relationships, Financials, important relative levels, and bearish sentiment. 

Stephen Tobolowsky, who played Ned Ryerson in the hit film Groundhog Day, joins John Landecker. He will be in Woodstock, IL to promote the day of events and share some stories about his career.

You fell in love with Stephen Tobolowsky as Ned Ryerson in 'Groundhog Day', alongside Bill MUrray, Andie MacDowell, and Chris ElliottStephen talks:-New Netflix series 'Madness'-Toronto is a city built on pot (yes, doobie)-How he was cast for 'Groundhog Day'-Working with the great Harold Ramis -Bill Murray ad-libbing scenes -Starring in Califronication    To subscribe to The Pete McMurray Show Podcast just click here

Having finally stepped through the door into Halloweentown, it's time for our heroes(?) to hunt down Punxsutawney Phil—if they can make it to the top of Jack Skellington's tower! Geni wrestles with loves lost and loves found. Ned (Ryerson) takes on a new persona. Rossiter Roger pulls a Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. • • • Patreon: patreon.com/improvtabletop Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / TikTok: @ImprovTabletop Email: ImprovTabletop@gmail.com Donations: ko-fi.com/improvtabletop • • • Audio Credits Improv Tabletop's theme song is “Melodic Marauder”, written by Scott Villanueva, and performed by Scott Villanueva and Ned Wilcock. The following also by Ned Wilcock. “These Thoughts Are Not My Own” The following songs are by the fantastic Kevin MacLeod. Professor Umlaut by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4243-professor-umlaut License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following songs are used courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library License. “Corny Candy” by The Soundlings “Spider Juice” by Silent Partner “Tiptoes” by Myuu “Skeleton Dance” by Myuu • • • This actual play episode uses the Fate Accelerated RPG rules by Evil Hat Productions. This is a fanmade work of parody. Improv Tabletop is not affiliated with The Nightmare Before Christmas brand or its owner The Walt Disney Company, nor with the Groundhog Day brand or its owner Columbia Pictures.

With this same terrible day repeating over and over, our heroes(?) decide to start planting some flags in the timeline. Geni continues to be a menace at Hot Topic. Ned (Ryerson) pulls out the poutine. Rossiter Roger laments his close relationship to hedgehogs. • • • Patreon: patreon.com/improvtabletop Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / TikTok: @ImprovTabletop Email: ImprovTabletop@gmail.com Donations: ko-fi.com/improvtabletop • • • Audio Credits Improv Tabletop's theme song is “Melodic Marauder”, written by Scott Villanueva, and performed by Scott Villanueva and Ned Wilcock. The following also by Ned Wilcock. “I've Got Sixpence (Traditional)” “The CHIPTUNE Lazy River” The following songs are used courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library License. “Tiptoes” by Myuu “Spooky Ride” by Twin Musicom “Skeleton Dance” by Myuu • • • This actual play episode uses the Fate Accelerated RPG rules by Evil Hat Productions. This is a fanmade work of parody. Improv Tabletop is not affiliated with The Nightmare Before Christmas brand or its owner The Walt Disney Company, nor with the Groundhog Day brand or its owner Columbia Pictures.

Our heroes each have their own reason for wanting to see Punxsutawney Phil torn down from his seat of power, but stopping him isn't going to be as easy as they thought. Geni goes shopping at Hot Topic. Ned (Ryerson) emphasizes the inevitability of death. Rossiter Roger experiences some deformation. • • • Patreon: patreon.com/improvtabletop Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / TikTok: @ImprovTabletop Email: ImprovTabletop@gmail.com Donations: ko-fi.com/improvtabletop • • • Audio Credits Improv Tabletop's theme song is “Melodic Marauder”, written by Scott Villanueva, and performed by Scott Villanueva and Ned Wilcock. The following also by Ned Wilcock. “I've Got Sixpence (Traditional)” The following songs are by the fantastic Kevin MacLeod. Music: March of the Spoons by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4021-march-of-the-spoons Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Music: Cuban Sandwich by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3570-cuban-sandwich License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following songs are used courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library License. “Skeleton Dance” by Myuu • • • This actual play episode uses the Fate Accelerated RPG rules by Evil Hat Productions. This is a fanmade work of parody. Improv Tabletop is not affiliated with The Nightmare Before Christmas brand or its owner The Walt Disney Company, nor with the Groundhog Day brand or its owner Columbia Pictures.

This week we are entering a low-resolution virtual reality and helping chimpanzees learn Shakespeare while we discuss The Lone Gunmen episodes “Madam, I'm Adam” and “Planet of the Frohikes”! We're talking the running bit of The Lone Gunmen newspaper being found in the trash, whether or not Jimmy would be jealous of Mulder's existence, Frohike getting into a beef with a child, finding goo in EVERY crevice, Yves being TLG's emergency contact, that evil scientists can be wives too, and get really excited about the star of the show Maniac Marvin. We check in on Yves playing the Sims, get inspiration from a pro wrestler-themed wedding, wonder where we can sign up for the Monkey Liberation Army, note how Thomas Schnauz really got nepo-friended along in his career, and lament Ned Ryerson's lack of a Blockbuster card. I mean, are you even alive if you don't have a Blockbuster card?Send us an email at scullynationpod@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter and Instagram!

Welcome to the Munsons at the Movies podcast. Each episode we delve into the filmography of a randomly selected actor.   In this episode, we explore the life & career of Stephen Tobolowsky. Best known for his roles as Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day (1993), Clayton Townley in Mississippi Burning (1988), and his appearances in just about every television show made since 1990, Tobolowsky has quiet built one of the most prolific filmographies in entertainment history. Joined once again by Cam Sully of the Jacked Up Review Show Podcast, we discuss his uncanny comedic timing, busy career as “that guy” on our TVs, his wacky stories involving Steven Seagal and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and marvel at Cam's ability to rattle off so many of his 292 screen appearances. How does he rank on the Munson Meter? Listen to find out.

More on the Schwan's Food discussion, carnage in Chicago, Biden's poor debate excuses, Mark from Moose Lake, an EV story, Ned Ryerson, NYC immigration nightmare, voting in the US for Iranian elections, and more...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might know him as Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day or saying "Passport" in Sneakers, but today actor/writer/podcaster Stephen Tobolowsky shares a story from when he was on the set of "Wild Hogs" and a fateful trip to a nearby supermarket. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special Christmas HEP-isode of the Heavy Equipment Podcast, Mike and Jo unwrap President Biden's gift to labor, discuss ways to get more women into the industry, go round and round about the fate of America's middle class, and talk about the EPA's role in Cummins' record diesel emissions fine. All this and the Caddyshack theme song, too – enjoy!

All-time great character actor Stephen Tobolowsky might be best known as Ned Ryerson from GROUNDHOG DAY, but his film and television credits number in the hundreds. His thoughtful character choices for today are appropriately iconic -- George Bailey from It's a Wonderful Life and the Monster from Bride of Frankenstein. But the real highlight of this episode are Stephen's riveting storytelling and invaluable wisdom about the hidden gifts a seeming catastrophe can bring.***With Jordan Crucchiola and Stephen Tobolowsky

Any biography of Stephen Tobolowsky must mention, and possibly right at the beginning, his performance as Ned Ryerson, the annoying insurance salesman in Groundhog Day. But that's far from the only big credit in Stephen's IMDb page, which also includes films like Memento and Thelma & Louise. Long before he was the hugely successful actor he is today, Stephen was just another guy trying to get by in New York and that's where he met The Most Boring Man in the World, working the afternoon shift at a local bar. Stephen fills us in on that experience in a conversation that will amuse you, delight you, and put you to sleep. We also hear about Stephen's long ramble through New York whilst escaping a tryst he did not care to join.Hey Sleepy Heads, is there anyone whose voice you'd like to drift off to, or do you have suggestions on things we could do to aid your slumber? Mentioned in the EpisodeLove, VirtuallyEmail us at:  sleepwithcelebs@maximumfun.org.Follow the Show on:Instagram @sleepwcelebsTwitter @SleepWithCelebsTikTok @SleepWithCelebsJohn is on Twitter @johnmoe.John's acclaimed, best-selling memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is now available in paperback.Join | Maximum FunIf you like one or more shows on MaxFun, and you value independent artists being able to do their thing, you're the perfect person to become a MaxFun monthly member.

The intro on today's episode is, to quote Ned Ryerson, "a doozy". Jon and Fintan talk about running a bit, as Fintan has a race this weekend; they also get into the socialist tendencies of orca pods, and... well, it just goes everywhere. Jon also shares one of his favourite-ever stories [0:00 - 42:36]. Then the chaps are joined by Armalytix' Jeremy Lever; Jon also incorrectly states that he's the only guest this week, sorry Layla. He got confused! Jeremy talks about a really hot topic – open banking, frictionless checks, and what we could and perhaps should be doing. What are the issues, and why? We do it all on this episode [42:37 - 1:37:46]. Thanks as ever to our wonderful sponsors, the virile and alluring BWise Media and the nubile but coquettish Clarion Gaming. Slainte! 

Grab literally whatever will help you not be scared shitless, and whatever you do, DON'T LOOK UNDER THE BED! Liz and Mike discuss Liz's imaginary friend Paul, the physics of swimming in a pool full of Jell-O, the correct way to pronounce "mayonnaise," and much more! Also, somehow Groundhog Day's Ned Ryerson monologue makes an appearance - don't miss it!

Eamonn and Ben check out David Gordon Green's latest attempt at resurrecting a beloved horror franchise, The Exorcist: Believer! There are also letters from podcast nemesis Josh Widdicombe and director Steven Spielberg, in-depth pic 'N' mix reviews, and really irritating kids.  "THE BODY AND THE BLOOD!" Please support our Patreon at linktr.ee/filmsontoilet so we can spend $400m on the Exorcist franchise.

Stephen Tobolowsky is an American actor who has graced the stage, cinema and television with over 200 appearances in movies and TV shows. Stephen's CV is impressive and varied playing such rolls as Ned Ryerson in the classic Groundhog Day, Clayton Townley in the incredible Mississippi Burning, Sammy Jankis in Christopher Nolans stunning Memento and being pursued by Stephen Segal in The Glimmer man. Stephen tells us the stories behind all these movies and just how he convinced Mr Segal to kill him in The Glimmer man finale. The list of Stephen's credits is massive in both Film and TV and we were delighted to get to chat with a true Hollywood legend. Let Christy Take It bring you Stephen Tobolowsky. Please like and subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts. Thanks to our sponsor Irish woodcraft please check them out at https://irishwoodcraft.ie

On today's episode, Ari spoke with the greatest character actor in the history of Hollywood, the legendary Stephen Tobolowsky, about his lifelong journey to understand the Hebrew Bible.Along the way they talked about growing up around members of the Nazi Party; Stephen's love of Shakespeare; being comfortable with weirdness; Stephen getting held at gunpoint during a hostage situation; Deuteronomy and the Shema prayer; thinking about death; why Ned Ryerson is the most Jewish character in the history of American film; and much more!Good Faith Effort is a production of Bnai Zion and SoulShopGuest Quote"There is such a positiveness in Judaism, that when you become a part of it, you realize how absolutely life-affirming it is. Even in death, it gets you through all the terrible transitions: from Genesis to Exodus, Leviticus to Numbers to Deuteronomy. It can get you through every one of those walls, every one of those challenges.“ - Stephen TobolowskyTime Stamps* (5:06) Jordan Calhoun's “Piccolo is Black”, and growing up without a Jewish Community* (11:23) Stephen opens the Pandora's Box of rediscovering Judaism* (22:45) The 5 Books of Moses, as a story of life * (24:28) Californication, and Stephen's decision to write a spiritual memoir* (30:57) Magic exists, and Stephen's tale of finding God while being held hostage at the grocery store* (40:33) Visiting the Bible throughout your life* (44:44) Importance of saying the Shema* (54:55) Is Ned Ryerson the most Jewish movie character?Good Faith Effort is a production of SoulShop, Bnai Zion, and Caspian StudiosLinksFollow Ari on Twitter - https://twitter.com/AriLammFind out more about Stephen: https://stephentobolowsky.com/My Adventures With God, on Amazon Books: https://www.amazon.com/My-Adventures-God-Stephen-Tobolowsky/dp/1476766460Watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GoodFaithEffort

Actor and writer Stephen Tobolowsky is known for playing insurance agent Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, Commissioner Hugo Jarry on the HBO series Deadwood, Principal Earl Ball on the ABC series The Goldbergs, and a whole lot more. He also has a podcast, The Tobolowsky Files, and is the author of three books: Cautionary Tales, The Dangerous Animals Club, and My Adventures with God.Co-hosts: Jonathan Friedmann & Joey Angel-FieldProducer-engineer: Mike TomrenStephen's IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm0864997/The Tobolowsky Fileshttps://www.tobolowskyfiles.com/Stephen's websitehttps://stephentobolowsky.com/The 10 Best Character Actorshttps://screenrant.com/best-character-actors-all-time-reddit/Subscribe to the Amusing Jews podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/amusing-jewsAdat Chaverim – Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, Los Angeleshttps://www.humanisticjudaismla.org/Cool Shul Cultural Communityhttps://www.coolshul.org/Atheists United Studioshttps://www.atheistsunited.org/au-studios

We are back and talking about a plethora of Bizarre Film Theories! Follow and drop us a line on the most evil Instagram and Facebook. Have a spooky story or want to give us your opinion on an episode? WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Send us an email at lastthreerowsofhorror@gmail.com Thank you for listening and supporting LAST THREE ROWS OF HORROR! Sources for This Episode Include: ⁠All The Evidence Home Alone's Kevin Grows Up To Be Jigsaw⁠ ⁠Fan Theories That Make These Horror Movies Way Scarier⁠ ⁠The Blair Witch Project's Darkest Theory Trades the Supernatural for Murder⁠ ⁠VFX Team Transforms ‘Willy Wonka' Into An R-Rated Trap-Killer ⁠ ⁠Is Bong Joon-ho's ‘Snowpiercer' a Sequel to ‘Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory'? One Fan Theory Says Yes 00:00:00: Theme Music 00:00:36: Introduction 00:01:23: What We've Been Watching Lately: Bound to Vengeance 00:09:14: Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 00:13:33: Boston Strangler 00:17:26: Malum 00:18:20: KIll Her Goats 00:19:28: Looking Forward: Exorcist Films 00:22:26: Bizarre Film Theories 00:22:52: Willy Wonka is a Child Serial Killer 00:37:44: Willy Wonka's Dante's Inferno 00:38:42: The WonkaPiercer Theory 00:45:11: Home Alone's Kevin Grows Up to Become Jigsaw 00:51:51: Uncle Frank is the Wet Bandits' Mastermind and Kevin's Dad is in the Mafia 00:55:40: There Are No Dinosaurs in Jurassic Park 00:57:59: SIgns Isn't An Alien Invasion 01:02:42: There Are No Crawlers in The Descent 01:11:18: There Is No Witch in The VVitch 01:17:24: There Is No Witch in The Blair Witch Project 01:28:06: In Grounghog Day, Ned Ryerson is The Devil 01:43:24: Event Horizon and Hellraiser Take PLace in the Same Universe 01:48:07: Jack Torrence is an MK-Ultra Test Subject 01:52:54: Pennywise the Clown is Killer Bob from Twin Peaks 02:07:58: In The Mist, Mrs. Carmody The Religious Nut Was Right 02:16:06: Footloose, Tremors, and Dune Take Place in the Same Universe 02:19:41: Alien 3 and Resurrection Are Ripley's Hypersleep Nightmares 02:23:24: In Prometheus, Jesus Christ Was An Alien Engineer 02:25:30: In Cabin in the Woods, Curt is in League with The Facility 02:27:32: Fight Club is a Direct Sequel to Primal Fear 02:29:24: Leatherface is a Woman 02:30:58: Halloween is a Direct Sequel to Psycho 02:37:36: In the Original Halloween, Annie Was Michael's Main Target 02:38:40: In 2018's Halloween, Laurie Strode Caused the Bus Crash 02:41:01: Michael Myers is One of the Tethered from Jordan Peele's Us 02:44:21: Wrapping Up 02:45:39: Outro Music

Stephen Tobolowsky is an actor best known for film roles such as insurance agent Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, and amnesiac Sammy Jankis in Memento, as well as such television characters as Commissioner Hugo Jarry (Deadwood), Bob Bishop (Heroes), Sandy Ryerson (Glee), Stu Beggs (Californication and White Famous), "Action" Jack Barker (Silicon Valley), Dr. Leslie Berkowitz (One Day at a Time), and Principal Earl Ball (The Goldbergs.) 

Bing! Actor extraordinaire Stephen Tobolowsky joins Matt to chat about his role as Ned Ryerson, the insurance salesman who pesters Bill Murray each and every morning in Groundhog Day. Stephen talks about shooting his famous scene in every weather condition imaginable, improvising with Bill Murray, Harold Ramis as a personal hero, and much more. Stephen also tells us about his experience on Deadwood, working with a spiritually-transformed Steven Seagal, and the worst squibbing of his life. Plus, Matt interviews a very special lady in his life in a new segment called I Was There Mew.This episode is sponsored by Draftkings.Hurry to Draft Kings.com NOW and use promo code DRAFT5 to play for free in the hundred thousand dollar fantasy baseball contest on Opening Day! First place takes home ten thousand dollars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bing! Actor extraordinaire Stephen Tobolowsky joins Matt to chat about his role as Ned Ryerson, the insurance salesman who pesters Bill Murray each and every morning in Groundhog Day. Stephen talks about shooting his famous scene in every weather condition imaginable, improvising with Bill Murray, Harold Ramis as a personal hero, and much more. Stephen also tells us about his experience on Deadwood, working with a spiritually-transformed Steven Seagal, and the worst squibbing of his life. Plus, Matt interviews a very special lady in his life in a new segment called I Was There Mew.This episode is sponsored by Draftkings.Hurry to Draft Kings.com NOW and use promo code DRAFT5 to play for free in the hundred thousand dollar fantasy baseball contest on Opening Day! First place takes home ten thousand dollars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark wonders how many time loops he'd spend overanalysing Groundhog Day as he tries to figure out what makes the film such a touchstone, how the story exemplifies the reason for story structure, and what the hell Bill Murray has against blood sausage.https://markoveranalysesfilm.buzzsprout.com/https://twitter.com/overanalysefilmhttps://www.markoveranalysesstory.com/https://markoveranalysesfilm.buzzsprout.com/https://www.markoveranalysesstory.com/https://twitter.com/overanalysefilm

Ever feel stuck in your faith?  Me too. Let's talk about it.

Welcome back again to another year of The Movie Vaults podcast of Groundhogs Day! This week our featured sponsor Jonathan Anglin, with www.HedmanAnglinAgency.com, is joining us our guest as we discuss the 1993 blockbuster hit Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray. As Ned Ryerson always says, “Do you have life insurance? Cause if you do, you could always have more! Am I right or am I right or am I right!” Let Hedman Anglin Agency help build and protect your assets. Call 614-486-7300 or email them at service@hedmananglinagency.com and let them help you with all of your insurance needs. Tell them Ned Ryerson sent ya! Hedman Anglin Agency is an independent agency licensed to serve clients across the US. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode, Derek sits with Master Thespian, Stephen Tobolowsky.  Stephen tells of how he got into acting, takes through a few various roles he has played on Film, Television and Stage, working with the legendary Harold Ramis and of course, his portrayal of Ned Ryerson in the dark comedy, "Groundhog Day".Website: https://stephentobolowsky.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tobolowsky/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephentobolowskyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephentobo/

From Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell to Punxsutawney Phil and Ned Ryerson, Katherine, Liz, Ed and John are huge fans of Groundhog Day.

The Gospel According To... is the first and only podcast looking at the intersection of pop culture and Christian faith. On today's episode, Dave and Dan return from their hiatus to discuss the 1993 Bill Murray classic, Groundhog Day. Hear what Dave and Dan would do if they had eternity to live the same day over and over again, as well as their thoughts on long grocery lines. As the Lord commanded, be sure to share The Gospel (According To...) with your family, friends, and even the Ned Ryerson's of your life. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok And send us your mailbag questions: tgatpod@gmail.com.

Tonight, we host our very special guest: Stephen Tobolowsky!  Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the leading character actors today. He has appeared in over 200 movies and television shows. He has played everything from Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day to Sandy Ryerson in Glee. He has appeared almost naked as Stu Beggs on Californication and has worn the same suit for seven years as Principal Earl Ball on The Goldbergs. Stephen currently appears as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz in the new generation remake of Norman Lear's One Day at a Time. Seasons 1-3, at present, are still available on Netflix.  PopTV and CBS aired Season 4.  Stephen has always been a storyteller. In sixth grade, he won his school's storytelling contest and over that summer won the award as best storyteller in the City of Dallas (13 years old and under division.) That impulse led him into writing. He wrote the screenplay for True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley. He wrote and performed his storytelling films Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct. His labor of love has been The Tobolowsky Files, created with producer David Chen. What began as a behind-the-scenes movie podcast has become a sometimes funny, sometimes compelling portrait of a human life - as described by Miles McNutt here. The Tobolowsky Files is available at tobolowskyfiles.com and on Apple Podcasts. Early episodes were also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI). He has two books of stories published by Simon & Schuster: The Dangerous Animals Club and My Adventures with God. Episode Links (In Order):Stephen Tobolowsky's Website!Stephen Tobolowsky's IMDB Page!"The Tobolowsky Files" - Stephen's Podcast!Stephen on Instagram!Stephen on Twitter!Music Credit!Opening Music Graciously Supplied By: John_Yasutis from Pixabay!Visit Our Patreon! Email Us Here: Disturbinglypragmatic@gmail.comWhere To Find Us!: Disturbingly Pragmatic Link Tree!

BG finally did it!! Take that you idiots who said we couldn't find a flaw with the only dead Ghostbuster!  BG found it!! Eureka Baby! This is a fantastic and hilarious movie!  Share this podcast with so many of your friends!  If you dont have a lot of friends, but you would like to add some, then share this podcast with strangers who look interesting.  After all, that is what Needle Nose Ned did!  Of course I am talking about Ned the Head or Ned Ryerson of courseIf you or your company would like to become a sponsor of this show, then contact us at:MYMOMTHINKSYOUREDUMB@GMAIL.COM#fordbronco#sleepnumber#wafflehouse#duracel#waterbedsfolifeBut seriously the freaking #RAPTORBRONCO OR #BRONCORAPTOR is so amazing looking even if it does have a tiny 3 liter v6.  People don't know it was originally slated to be a 3 cylinder ford Escape huh?  Good luck escaping that with your  weak ass punk ass $70,000 ford escape.  Everyone with money already bought a Range Rover idiots. But, please let us drive it and say how awesome it is for money.  As always, don't watch the movie because we will watch it enough for all of you!

Tuesday, October 10, 2022 - Guest: Guido Cocomello It's the post-Luftgekuhlt show! Or as we like to call it, the Luft-hangover show... While Guido get's settled, we begin catching up with Nicole's MS progress, a play by play on the weekend's Luft events a care package from Rupert Jee @ the Hello-Deli.com and an #ECF from Blue Jay Orchards! PLUS: 10 years of Urban Outlaw with Magnus Walker. FINALLY, we get to comedian Guido Cocomello and hi-energy-hilariousness ensues. Guido tells his story growing up a stutter-er while delivering some pretty decent life-sessions he's learned along the way. See Guido's new special tape LIVE @ the @The Marconi Saturday, October 22! THANK YOU for being with us

This week on Every Rom Com we’re covering the foundational movie of the time loop genre - “Groundhog Day”! You’ll definitely learn something new, as we discuss everything from its filming location, to the story behind the script, to the history of Groundhog Day itself. We also delve into time loop ethics, pitch perhaps our wildest sequel idea yet, and proffer intriguing theories about Ned Ryerson. And of course we cover the romance of it all, though the most romantic part of this episode might be how Steve from “For Me These Films R The Juice” would choose to spend his time loop! Don’t miss this fact and fun-filled episode on an essential film! 0:00-12:22 - Intro, Monadnock Underground Updates From Zoe, Introducing Steve Doyle From The Podcast “For Me These Films R The Juice”! To Check Out Monadnock Underground And/Or Submit: https://www.monadnockunderground.com/ To Check Out “For Me These Films R The Juice”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/for-me-these-films-r-the-juice/id1592377993 You can also follow Steve and the podcast on Twitter @FilmsRtheJuice, on Instagram @thesefilmsrthejuice, and on his Facebook page: For me, these Films R the Juice Guest Bio: Steve Doyle From “For Me These Films R The Juice”: Steve Doyle has been podcasting since October 2021. The inspiration to begin For me, these Films R the Juice came from listening to The Rewatchables and The Cine-Files podcasts and also returning to the cinema after the Covid lockdowns. These things reignited Steve’s passion for film and made him think, 'I’m going to give that a try.' The first 7 episodes of For me, these Films R the Juice are solo efforts by Steve, focusing on deep dives into some of his favourite and most seen films such as Pulp Fiction, Shaun of the Dead & No Country For Old Men. Episode 8 onwards features a guest with whom he discusses a film or film topic including a Tom Cruise Film Draft with Edward from That 80s Movie Podcast and Wayne from Recasted 2.0. Steve was a big cinephile from his mid teens to early twenties. During this period he started to gain a deeper knowledge of and appreciation for film acting, film making and film history by taking an A-Level in Film Studies and subscribing to Empire Magazine. These two avenues, along with sharing the same passion for film with two of his best friends, made Steve become fascinated by certain actors (Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, Ed Norton, Ray Liotta) directors (Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppolla, Oliver Stone) and film history (the book ‘Easy Riders, Raging Bulls’, Film Documentaries and DVD ‘Making Ofs’). Episode 9 of the podcast in which Steve is joined by the close friends mentioned, Dan and Dean, to compare Al Pacino and Robert De Niro really conveys their joint love of film at that time. Outside of podcasting Steve has recently started a new job within his local hospital’s Cancer Support department which he is enjoying and finding very rewarding. Other than work, podcasting, watching films, and getting to his local driving range whenever he can, Steve enjoys spending time with his wife and t

Stephen TobolowskyTake a walk with me down Fascination Street as I get to know Stephen Tobolowsky. Stephen in an actor who has appeared in nearly 300 film& TV shows. You know him as Ned Ryerson in the cult classic film Groundhog Day, and Clayton Townley in Mississippi Burning, and can currently be seen portraying Mr. Ball on the ABC show The Goldbergs.In this episode, we talk about almost none of that! Instead, Stephen shares stories about some of the people who have made the biggest impact on his life and career. From strong and powerful women in his childhood, to key women in his college years and beyond, to a meaningful relationship with a world-renowned director who took him under his wing. Stephen is an amazing storyteller, and you will be riveted by not only his memory for detail, but the wild stories from his life!Follow Stephen on social media:Twitter: @TobolowskyInstagram: @StephenToboFB: Stephen Tobolowsky

This is The Mix Tape, a podcast that takes you back to the 80's and 90's! We have comedy, music, movies, celebrity interviews and more! This week we had a sit down with Ned Ryerson himself, Mr. Stephen Tobolowsky. With stories of David Byrne and the Talking Heads to Bill Murray and Groundhogs Day and the Cast and Crew of The Goldberg's our time with Stephen was awesome and we are pleased to share it with you! Please leave us a review and tell your friends about the show! You can write us yourmixtapepodcast@gmail.com and you can visit the website for more info www.TheMixTapePod.com Join our Facebook Fan Page Tapeworms! Fans of the Mix Tape Podcast | Facebook Stay Awesome everyone! #StephenTobolowsky #TheMixTapePodcast #TheTalkingHeads #GroundhogsDay #Celebrity #90s #80s #TheMixTape #Retro #Movies #Nostalgia #Comedy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mixtapepod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mixtapepod/support

I finish up Bill Murray with 2/3 of the spooky family

Ned Ryerson joins Mike and Brad to talk defi gaming, under-communicating vs. over-communicating, and who PV should be solving for right now: the hardcore collectors like us or the masses.   The group talks about  buying PV assets as media products or for their utility. We jump over to a deep discussion on planet valuations being down. The feeling as a PV 1.0 collector is distinct from the feeling of a PV 2.0 collector.  It was a wide-ranging conversation with Ned, a second time guest of the pod. We look forward to more appearances from him!  Thoughts? Suggestions? Email us! Reach out to Mike aka SpaceWalk via Twitter and read the latest MetaVault Newsletter here. Reach out to Brad via Twitter and listen to his latest ChooseFi podcast here.  Music: The Virtunaut Artwork: Pinballer

'Napoleon Dynamite' - Die Eskapisten Denny Dynamite, Lukas Sanchez und Onkel Daniel mischen sich in den skurrilen Alltag an der Preston Highschool in Idaho und helfen Pedro in der wunderbar schrulligen Indie-Komödie 'Napoleon Dynamite' von Jared und Jerusha Hess mit Jon Heder, Jon Gries und Efren Ramirez bei der Wahl zum Schulsprecher. Und Napoleon unterstützen wir natürlich auch dabei, Deb im Tetherball richtig abzuziehen und am Ende den schönsten Barsch zu fangen. Nur dass Kip ein Cagefighter wird, hamma net hingekriegt gä! Die drei Realitätsflüchtigen ziehen dabei nicht nur Wrestlingfiguren hinter dem Schulbus her, wir decken bei der Underdog-Außenseiter-Comedy deutliche Parallelen zum 'Rocky'-Franchise auf, erklären den 'Napoleon Dynamite Effekt', sprechen über autobiographische Einflüsse und eigene Erlebnisse beim Abschlussball und in der Schule generell. Natürlich feiern wir auch einzelne Szenen gebührend ab, usen das Buddy-System ("NO MORE FLYING SOLO") und widmen uns der tragischen Geschichte von Uncle Rico, der in der 80er hängengeblieben ist und alles dafür täte, wieder nach 1982 zurückreisen zu können. Gosh! Wie imma, hamma auch wieder 'Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst' dabei, Lukas hat "Zombieland - Douple Tap" dabei, Denny erzählt uns was von 'ner Realityshow, deren Namen ich leider gerade schon nimmer präsent hab und Daniel erzählt wahrscheinlich was von "Star Wars", "Last Night in Soho", "The Power of the Dog" - oder sowas (Pedro-Voice). Ich glaub, da war auch noch was anneres dabei, aber geschenkt, ihr hört's doch wahrscheinlich so oder so. Fine! Aber genug gesabbelt: Wenn ihr wisse wollt, wie gut Denny Stefan Raab nachmachen kann, warum de Lukas diesmal richtig aufdreht und weshalb Napoleon Dynamite einer der Kultfilme is, die ihr vll bisher noch gar net aufm Schirm hattet, dann fetzt euch endlich unsere neue Folge in Hörlöcher! Right on, right on. Aber genuch der vielen Vorworte: Wenn ihr wisse wollt, warum Denny so schlecht auf Versicherungsvertreter wie Ned Ryerson zu sprechen is, warum Melanie keine Geschichten über Golfbälle mehr hören kann und warum für Daniel mittlerweile der Weg das Ziel ist, dann klatsch euch unser neuestes Audio-Feuerwerk in die Gehörgäng! 00:00 Intro 00:49 Begrüßung und üwwerhaupt 05:53 Organisatorisches 11:08 Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst 24:48 Napoleon Dynamite 246:52 Abmoderation "My friends and clients call me Uncle Rico" - Uncle Rico Eure Eskapist*innen Denny, Lukas & Daniel (und Markus, Melanie und Sascha im Geiste) Checkt Capitol Intern - Die Akte Stromberg: https://capitolintern.podigee.io Checkt Spectral Radio: https://spectralradio.podigee.io/ Wir freuen uns natürlich riesig über Feedback, Kritik und Anregungen auf https://www.facebook.com/dieEskapisten/ und bei Instagram jasonpvnk/DieEskapisten ! Vielen lieben Dank für's Anhören und euren Support! Folge direkt herunterladen

Ned joins Mike and Brad to talk about the Origin Stories #1 release, utility in the PV ecosystem, what it means to hold a set, and the  potential value of $POW.  Thoughts? Suggestions? Email us! Reach out to Mike aka SpaceWalk via Twitter and read the latest MetaVault Newsletter here. Reach out to Brad via Twitter and listen to his latest ChooseFi podcast here.  Music: The Virtunaut Artwork: Pinballer

Aaron is a commercial insurance broker who not only works with SMBs, his family founded a beloved New Jersey restaurant that became a franchisor...a great frame of reference for the conversation!Last week was Groundhog Day, and the movie starring Bill Murray was played multiple times. For those who remember the movie "Groundhog Day," there is a character named Ned Ryerson, who is portrayed as a stereotypical insurance broker.  He's a fast talker, with a personal agenda, phony conversation, pushing insurance that might not be necessary.Our special guest is the antithesis of this stereotype.  His true passion is to solve problems and create opportunities for others within insurance and fields related to business operations. Through critical thinking and understanding various industries, this guest and his team are able to come up with insurance solutions for lots of different businesses and industries. We are joined by Aaron Levine, Founder & CEO at LG Insurance Agency, and host of the ... and Insurance podcast.Aaron and his team are advocates for protecting one's self, family, business and future, through the recommendation of insurance and financial products. They provide local expertise for personal, business and various specialty insurance needs. LG Insurance Agency prides themselves on having specialists, strategic partners and trusted advisers for various market needs. This way, they can ensure that the client is in the right hands at all times.Website:  https://www.alevinegroup.com/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/LGinsuranceinc/Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/luxurygroupins/Google Plus:  https://g.page/LuxuryGroupins?shareLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/836861Pinterest:  https://www.pinterest.com/lginsurancegroup/Tune in for this sensible conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.Segment 1:Steven Frey introduces himself to the audience and tells about his working experience as a Small and Medium business Consultant for the last twenty years. Steven now introduces his guest today: Aaron Levine, who is an insurance broker (Financial Products), the founder & CEO at LG Insurance Agency, and the host of the ... "and Insurance podcast". He and his family have created a family business: Wind Mill Restaurants (Gourmet Fast Foods). Steve mentions during Aaron's introduction that he's passion is to create opportunities for others within insurance as well as solve problems in fields related to business operations. Aaron tells about his career history since he started spraying cars at his Dad's business. He takes pride in having learnt about honesty and responsibility by working and meeting people in service related businesses. After releasing his own brand in New Jersey (2007), Aaron has been recognized as an Illustrated Member of different Corporations. Before the break, Steve asks him about his journey and Aaron answers that for him it is really important to interact with his family since he was a young boy he loved meeting and working with people as well as he loved learning how to be kind and respectful to others. This is his position nowadays. He tries to be honest because that 's something he feels comfortable with after having grown up. Steve keeps asking him about his professional aspect and Aaron says to him that there are different communities and to take part of these communities ‘makes me happy, it's a great world'. Segment 2:How have businesses changed since the 60s? Steve starts to ask Aaron since he is really interested in knowing Aaron's method and this answers: by continuing learning after receiving education. Education it's the most important. He adds that he teaches his team the concept ‘Product Price' in order to identify the different requirements as well as they talk about the risks, etc and study how to protect the money, the property, etc, in which Aaron and his team take into account the change that new technologies have done. Steve is interested in knowing about Insurance at Aaron's restaurant chain: Have you tried to contact your clients in case of a catastrophe…(any kind of scenario)? Aaron answers that he is always adapting his business to new changes (Veganes…). Steve says that the influence of the messages insisting on ‘by this, by this' doesn't work. Aaron agrees with him and he continues educating and telling them to keep serving people.Segment 3After the break, Steve asks Aaron about business management because sometimes the owner's effort can be madness. Steve wants to know a little bit more of Aaron's ‘...and Insurance Podcast'. He replies to him that this show has been an idea from his marketing team. It is his second experience with podcasts. He mentions that he started working in a podcast in which he shared his own story and journey with other business owners because he considers that they could grow their community up. In 2020, Aaron started with his local show (podcast). He used to book guests and create more and more content with really good reviews at the end. He says that he wants to work with local services to connect people with them. He really likes what he does and he mentions that his show is not on live, but it is all edited. His format normally is a 20 minute show since he likes to consume content in a short time. Steve loves what Aaron does: It is very powerful the interaction with his community. Steve wants to hear some different stories that he does. Aaron says that people have lots of emotions; laugh, cry, etc due to the TV influence. He gives some examples about different types of insurance. Apart from this, there are some examples that he likes to ‘join' since he has to learn different policies, language etc to make sure that he influences and his clients think that they are in the right place. Steve agrees with him and even though he likes the examples that Aaron tells him. Segment 4In this last segment, Aaron says that he is a big fan of meeting different partners and having the knowledge and education to understand the insurance policies. As Aaron states: ‘My passion is to help others'. He highlights that he doesn't like to have claims but when it happens, he supports them and tries to make everything work properly. He gives some advice to people, just in case they cannot manage a situation and looks for a way to support them. Steve keeps his thoughts about Aaron and what he does.

Welcome back again to another year of The Movie Vaults podcast of Groundhogs Day! This week our featured sponsor Jonathan Anglin, with www.HedmanAnglinAgency.com, is joining us our guest as we discuss the 1993 blockbuster hit Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray. As Ned Ryerson always says, “Do you have life insurance? Cause if you do, you could always have more! Am I right or am I right or am I right!” Let Hedman Anglin Agency help build and protect your assets. Call 614-486-7300 or email them at service@hedmananglinagency.com and let them help you with all of your insurance needs. Tell them Ned Ryerson sent ya! Hedman Anglin Agency is an independent agency licensed to serve clients across the US. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Voices In My Head (The Rick Lee James Podcast) Episode 453 - Stephen Tobolowsky (Re-Release)Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the leading character actors today. He has appeared in over 200 movies and television shows. Here is the list: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDB for credits.He has played everything from Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day to Sandy Ryerson in Glee. He has appeared almost naked as Stu Beggs on Californication and has worn the same suit for seven years as Principal Earl Ball on The Goldbergs. Stephen currently appears as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz in the new generation remake of Norman Lear's One Day at a Time. Seasons 1-3, at present, are still available on Netflix.  PopTV and CBS aired Season 4.  Hopes are high for more episodes as soon as safe filming practices can be set in the pandemic era!Please read here for the One Day at a Time journey.Stephen has always been a storyteller. In sixth grade he won his school's storytelling contest and over that summer won the award as best storyteller in the City of Dallas (13 years old and under division.) That impulse led him into writing. He wrote the screenplay for True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley.He wrote and performed his storytelling films Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct.His labor of love has been The Tobolowsky Files, created with producer David Chen. What began as a behind-the-scenes movie podcast has become a sometimes funny, sometimes compelling portrait of a human life - as described by Miles McNutt here.“The Tobolowsky Files” is available at tobolowskyfiles.com and on Apple Podcasts. Early episodes were also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).He has two books of stories published by Simon & Schuster: The Dangerous Animals Club and My Adventures with God.Stephen Tobolowsky Official Web Sitehttps://stephentobolowsky.com/Rick Lee James is now also recording live podcasts via the Wisdom App - join me there and be a part live podcast conversations like this one as they happen.https://join.wisdom.audio/8NncRick Lee James Web Site:http://www.RickLeeJames.comShine A Light In The Darkness - The Latest Single From Rick Lee James Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darknessMusic Video: Rick Lee James Playlist on Spotify:https://t.co/S7nCRl0xqa This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

OK, campers, rise and shine, because we've got an ice-cold classic that celebrates our favorite rodent-based holiday... GROUNDHOG DAY!We dig into the on-set antics of Bill "The Murricane" Murray and how that severed his friendship with writer/director Harold Ramis; Matt explains Pennsylvania traditions like polka and savory punch made from groundhogs; and we explore the history of time loops in cinema as we break down this third film in our Time Travel Rules! mini-marathon about how time travel works in film.Plus, we sock Ned Ryerson right in the kisser. BING!The NeverEnding Movie Marathon is a weekly podcastic celebration of cinema. Dive deep into fan-favorite films (#NoStinkers!), thematically curated to enhance your movie viewing by hosts Matt Detisch, Alex Logan, and Michael Rocco.Find us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or at neverendingmoviemarathon.com

Voices In My Head (The Rick Lee James Podcast) Episode 453 Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the leading character actors today. He has appeared in over 200 movies and television shows. Here is the list: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDB for credits. He has played everything from Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day to Sandy Ryerson in Glee. He has appeared almost naked as Stu Beggs on Californication and has worn the same suit for seven years as Principal Earl Ball on The Goldbergs. Stephen currently appears as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz in the new generation remake of Norman Lear's One Day at a Time. Seasons 1-3, at present, are still available on Netflix.  PopTV and CBS aired Season 4.  Hopes are high for more episodes as soon as safe filming practices can be set in the pandemic era! Please read here for the One Day at a Time journey. Stephen has always been a storyteller. In sixth grade he won his school's storytelling contest and over that summer won the award as best storyteller in the City of Dallas (13 years old and under division.) That impulse led him into writing. He wrote the screenplay for True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley. He wrote and performed his storytelling films Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct. His labor of love has been The Tobolowsky Files, created with producer David Chen. What began as a behind-the-scenes movie podcast has become a sometimes funny, sometimes compelling portrait of a human life - as described by Miles McNutt here. “The Tobolowsky Files” is available at tobolowskyfiles.com and on Apple Podcasts. Early episodes were also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI). He has two books of stories published by Simon & Schuster: The Dangerous Animals Club and My Adventures with God.   Stephen Tobolowky Official Web Site https://stephentobolowsky.com/     Rick Lee James is now also recording live podcasts via the Wisdom App - join me there and be a part live podcast conversations like this one as they happen. https://join.wisdom.audio/8Nnc Rick Lee James Web Site: http://www.RickLeeJames.com Shine A Light In The Darkness - The Latest Single From Rick Lee James  Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darkness Music Video: https://youtu.be/d1l7jWRcbP4   Rick Lee James Playlist on Spotify: https://t.co/S7nCRl0xqa

You've got pod, babe! Late to the Movies circles back to the Harold Ramis - Bill Murray classic, Groundhog Day (1993). Ben, Bree, Kay, and Sam talk about the time loop genre, Ned Ryerson, and that time Punxsutawney Phil's Inner Circle read Sam's blog.

'Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier' - Die Eskapisten Denny Connors, (Mrs.) Melanie Leincester und Daniel Ryerson besuchen den großen Murmeltiertag in Punxsutawney, Pennlvania und erleben beim Kult-Klassiker "Groundhog Day" von Harold Ramis (und Danny Rubin) mit einem fabelhaft ambivalent aufspielenden Bill Murray ein und denselben Tag (samt Podcast-Aufnahme) immer und immer wieder. Die drei Realitätsflüchtigen stellen sich dabei nicht nur jeden Morgen den Radiowecker auf 6:00 Uhr, um "I got you Babe" von Sonny & Cher nicht zu verpassen, sondern graben sich tief in die Entstehungsgeschichte der Fantasy-Comedy ein, decken bisher unbekannte Skandale hinter den Kulissen und beim Dreh in Ersatz-Punxsutawney a.k.a. Woodstock, Illinois auf und geben detaillierte Insights, warum Bill Murray nach diesem Film über lange Jahre kein Wort mehr mit seinem einstigen Freund und "Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier"-Regisseurs Harold Ramis mehr geredet hat. Natürlich nehmen wir auch wieder alle relevanten Schauspieler*innen unter die Lupe, diskutieren Timeloop-Filme im Allgemeinen und die physikalische Logik hinter der Zeitschleife in 'Groundhog Day' im Speziellen, klären nach all den Jahren endlich die konkrete Ursache für den Timeloop im Film und - ach, es ist so viel und so geil geworden, hört's euch einfach an gä! Bei unserem rund 4,5-stündigen Aufenthalt am Gobbler's Knob kommt uns Außenreporter Crazy Dave sehr gelegen, der direkt vor Ort noch einige Stimmen zum Kultfilm bei den Anwohner*innen einfängt - vielen lieben Dank auch hier wieder dafür gä! Natürlich hamma auch wieder "Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst" aufm Beifahrersitz unseres Übertragungswagens: Denny hat den Pixar-Film "Luca" mit dabei, Melanie und Daniel sprechen vor allem spoilerfrei über "Spider-Man: No Way Home", "Arcane" und noch irgendwas anneres, an das ich mich gerade leider wieder net erinnern kann und zu faul bin, die Datei nochmal anzuhören - wobei ich des auch in der Zeit, in der ich das hier so ausführlich schreib, hätt mache könne - habter ja recht gä. Aber genuch der vielen Vorworte: Wenn ihr wisse wollt, warum Denny so schlecht auf Versicherungsvertreter wie Ned Ryerson zu sprechen is, warum Melanie keine Geschichten über Golfbälle mehr hören kann und warum für Daniel mittlerweile der Weg das Ziel ist, dann klatsch euch unser neuestes Audio-Feuerwerk in die Gehörgäng! 00:00 Intro 00:38 Begrüßung und Quatschgesabbel 06:47 Organisatorisches 11:13 Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst 25:50 Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier (Groundhog Day) 64:20 Außenreporter Crazy Dave am Gobbler's Knob 114:28 Eskapisten-Geballer 267:53 Abmoderation und Tschüüüüß "Hast du schon was vor? - Ja, was anderes." - Phil Connors Eure Eskapist*innen Melanie, Denny & Daniel (und Markus, Lukas und Sascha im Geiste) Checkt Saschas "Radio Beutelsend: https://radiobeutelsend.podcaster.de/ Checkt Crazy Daves "TubeYou": https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuaS0jYcEjbTtk2kaDRvmbA Checkt Spectral Radio: https://spectralradio.podigee.io/ Wir freuen uns natürlich riesig über Feedback, Kritik und Anregungen auf https://www.facebook.com/dieEskapisten/ und bei Instagram jasonpvnk/DieEskapisten ! Vielen Dank für's Anhören und euren Support! Folge direkt herunterladen

Alice has not seen Groundhog Day but it doesn't matter because Omicron has people "dropping like flies." Also, Kamala is doing home inspections and DeSantis is on a roll. Also, the greatest female swimmer in the world is a guy. Find us at www.burnbarrelpodcast.com Email us: burnbarrelpodcast@gmail.com Follow on Parler: @burnbarrelpodcast On Gab: @burnbarrelpodcast Facebook: facebook.com/burnbarrelpodcast And Twitter: @burnbarrelpod Rumble: rumble.com/c/burnbarrelpodcast YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCWhLuhtutKdCmbHaWuGg_YQ Follow Tom on Twitter: @tomshattuck You can follow Alice too: @aliceshattuck More Tom stuff at www.tomshattuck.com Tom's "Insta" as the zoomers say: www.instagram.com/tomwshattuck/ Join us at Locals: burnbarrel.locals.com (subscriber based) Join us at Patreon: www.patreon.com/burnbarrel (subscriber based) The opening theme music is called Divine Intervention by Matthew Sweet. The closing theme music to this podcast C'est La Vie by Derek Clegg. Excelsior

Season 1 episode 33 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day where host Bubbawheat and guest Nolahn discuss Phil's thirty-third Groundhog Day that starts at 79 minutes and 20 seconds with Phil giving Ned Ryerson and awkwardly long hug and ends at 81 minutes and 06 seconds with a nurse saying "Sometimes people just die" and Phil replying "not today" Nolahn's book: The Bargain Bin Review on Amazon Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening and closing theme music by the No Corporation, Groundhog Day remix by Bubbawheat

Time to meet the Boss's waste of sperm son! Join Groundless this week for a look at Season 3, Episode 7 of Justified - The Man Behind the Curtain. In this week's episode of Groundless, your hosts: explore the best places to disappear that aren't Topeka, KS in our Top 5 segment, introduce a new feature describing one Robert Quarles, discover that Beyonce was filthy way before WAP inspired our imaginations, wonder whether Quarles's sexuality was decided by the writers just for the gay jokes, and celebrate Ned Ryerson (you know, Ned the Head). Check back in two weeks you teaser ponies! Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review. Check us out on social media @groundlesspodcast and @groundlesspod - and e-mail us groundlesspodcast@gmail.com.

Fire extinguishers, airbags in your car, and smoke alarms in your house are all examples of things in life that don't really seem to matter until they're the only thing that matters. On that rare occasion when you need one of those items, you'll either be very glad that you have one, or really regretting the fact that you don't. Let's talk about some of the things in the financial world that don't matter until they do. Helpful Information: PFG Website: https://www.pfgprivatewealth.com/ Contact: 813-286-7776 Email: info@pfgprivatewealth.com Disclaimer: PFG Private Wealth Management, LLC is a registered investment adviser. All statements and opinions expressed are based upon information considered reliable although it should not be relied upon as such. Any statements or opinions are subject to change without notice. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies. Investment involve risk and, unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed. Information expressed does not take into account your specific situation or objectives and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for any individual. Listeners are encouraged to seek advice from a qualified tax, legal, or investment adviser to determine whether any information presented may be suitable for their specific situation. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Transcript of Today's Show: For a full transcript of today's show, visit the blog related to this episode at https://www.pfgprivatewealth.com/podcast/ ----more---- Mark: Hey everybody, welcome in to another edition of the podcast. This is Retirement Planning - Redefined, with John and Nick from PFG Private Wealth. And we're going to chat today about some things that don't matter, well, until they do. And I've got some pretty good examples of that, so we're going to get into that in just a second. But I don't know, Nick, I feel like I should pick on you a little bit. Things that don't matter until they do, is that the Buffalo Bills again this year or what?   Nick: Those are fighting words. It's a good thing we're in a different state. Now, what's your football team?   Mark: I just had to pick on you because of the whole Tom Brady thing. I was going to talk to you about it, so you just couldn't get away from this guy, right? He was kicking your butt in New England, then he comes down in your backyard and still knocks your team out. I actually felt for you this past playoff, so.   Nick: Yeah, it's all good. We've got a real quarterback now so I'm okay with it.   Mark: Yeah.   Nick: I'm not a complete...   Mark: My team is total garbage, so you can pick on me all day long, so it's no worries. My team is the laughingstock of the NFL pretty much on a regular basis.   John: Are you a Panthers fan?   Mark: That's close. You think I would be because, same thing with you guys, I'm next to the Panthers so you think I would be. But no, I'm a Cowboys fan. Yeah. It's the worst.   Nick: Nah. Trust me. It's not the worst.   Mark: We get a lot of flack for Cowboys fans. That's for sure.   Nick: Yeah, but it's not the worst.   Mark: Gotcha. John, what about you? Do you pull for anybody?   John: The Patriots.   Mark: Oh my God. Wait, what? Oh my gosh, you two must have really gone back and forth.   John: Yeah, I grew up in right outside of the Boston.   Mark: That's right, I remember that now yeah. So you guys have had some fun times over the last few years, haven't you?   Nick: John used to ask me to watch games-   John: He refuses.   Nick: I couldn't be around. I couldn't be around people in public watching the game, but now that they're a little bit better-   Mark: They had a great year last year, they really did, so.   Nick: They made the playoffs three out of the last four years.   Mark: Yeah, they did. They're definitely on the run. So I just had to give you a little bit of a hard time, but it's all good. It's all good.   Mark: So listen, things that don't matter until they do. So here's some real examples, like a fire extinguisher, right? Who thinks about a fire extinguisher until you need one? Or the airbags in your car or smoke alarms in your house, all these things we just don't pay any attention to until we actually really need one. And then we're awfully glad that they're there.   Mark: So I've got a couple of these financially speaking fellas. So talk to us about the importance of why these things can be kind of out of sight, out of mind. But man, we really need to have those ducks in a row. And let's just start with an easy one, legal documents, right? Won't matter until they do, but when you need it, man you're going to be glad you've got it in place, and right.   John: Yeah, this is a great example of that. And where when you're living and this happens is you have some type of health event and I just had a family member who just got an accident and healthcare surrogate had to step up and make some decisions and help them out during that process. So that's something that you really need to consider doing some of these things. Meeting with an attorney that's qualified to do this stuff, to make sure that your ducks are in a row.   John: And the unfortunate one where it's too late is if you pass away and then now your beneficiaries are dealing with whatever estate, whether it's trust, wills, documents that you did or didn't do. I'll tell you from Nick and I have helped a lot of clients kind of navigate that, if it's not done correctly it can be a nightmare for your beneficiaries just to figure out where everything is and who is responsible.   Mark: Yeah. And it's one of those things that's easily avoidable, right Nick? I mean, this is not that hard to fix. This is, of the low hanging fruit that can be out there, you can do this stuff pretty easy. Especially things like beneficiary designation, updating those, so on and so forth. Wills and trusts, sure, they can be a little more complicated, but even that it's not that complex. You've just got to get with an advisor and an attorney.   Nick: Yeah. What we've seen is that often times people don't personally know an attorney or somebody in this space that can help them. Or, if they do, they're private and they don't necessarily want them to know everything about them. Or we'll see people that just... It makes them extremely uncomfortable to talk about death, dying and, or being sick.   Nick: And so it's a classic avoidance behavior. And like we had talked about previously, time flies and all of a sudden it's five or 10 years later, and your mom and dad that you've had listed as the beneficiaries are no longer alive and kids are grown up or you had another child that's not listed anywhere. Or maybe you got divorced or remarried.   Nick: All these things happen and if the documents aren't in place or they're lagging and inaccurate, it can turn into quite a quagmire if something happens. And I'll say this too, is oftentimes when people think of the legal documents, they think of death and not necessarily what John referred to as far as healthcare proxy and a power of attorney, those sorts of things where there's a health event and you're still alive, but you need help making decisions and that can really get pretty squirrely.   Mark: No, I agree with you. And I think the other one we hear sometimes too as well, is, that's for rich people, right? A trust is for rich people or so on and so forth. And it's like, okay, that's not really the case. And it's really not as expensive to get some of this stuff taken care of as we often think it is. I think we build it up in our mind or whatever. We just kind of have this, oh, that's for rich folks or it costs too much money so I'm just going to avoid it. Pretty easy to handle this stuff.   Nick: Yeah, I would say that's accurate, as well as, and we've talked about the run-up in the markets over the last five or 10 years. There's a lot of people that, seven, eight years ago they maybe had a third of the money that they have now. And so they still kind of are in the same train of thought or the same thought process. And they don't realize maybe what they perceive... They still think of themselves in that same way as they did eight to 10 years or even 15 years ago. And there's a little bit of disbelief. And so it kind of leads into kind of procrastinating and you almost have to kind of take stock and realize, okay, hey, this is something I really need to get done.   Mark: Yeah, exactly.   Mark: Well, that's hopefully what we try to provide here on the podcast is there's a little useful nuggets of information that might spark that conversation. And speaking of which, John, life insurance, not something that you're really popping up at the dinner table saying, "Hey, let's have a rousing conversation about life insurance." Right? It doesn't kind of go that way. But, again it's one of those things that don't seem to matter until you need it. And it can be quite important and quite useful tool.   John: Yeah, a hundred percent. I'll say this is probably one of the most disliked conversations for people, is talking about life insurance and what happens after if they were to pass away or a spouse or whoever.   Mark: Right.   John: Especially with children, because when you have kids, and I have two daughters, one of the big things you look at is, I'll use myself as a scenario, I'm gone. So there's my income gone for the next 20, 30 years. So you really want to look at it from that standpoint when you're talking about needs planning for life insurance is... I'm no longer here. My income's no longer providing for my family. How do I replace that? And really life insurance is a great vehicle to go ahead and replace someone's income for a 20, 30 year period. And there's ways to back into what amounts are correct, but definitely something you need to look at when you're doing a plan.   John: And going into retirement can be the same way depending, and Nick mentioned it on the last session where everyone's situation is different. Well we've had scenarios where, there may be still is a need for life insurance in retirement because maybe one person has a heavy pension. And if that person passes away, that pension now is gone. And maybe that's a big requirement for the plan to work.   John: So everyone's situation is different. It's definitely something that needs to be considered. You just want to take a look at it and see what would happen if someone did pass away and there wasn't any life insurance. I'll say a lot of these things that we're going to go over too, I think it's easy to address, there's definitely people that can help you out. And it's just a matter of getting it done. And once it's done it just kind of provides a nice peace of mind that it's kind of like a bandaid, just do it, rip it off.   Mark: There you go. Exactly. I think life insurance too, I will be honest. It's a very important tool even for retirees, there's a lot of ways it can be used. It's not our daddy's Oldsmobile like those old commercials. There's just so many different nuances now to life insurance, where it could be a useful tool for various times of life, but I can't help but thinking of Ned Ryerson and the Groundhog Day movie, when he comes up on Bill Murray, that insurance guy. I think that's what a lot of times people think of when they think life insurance or life insurance agent, and it's just changed so much. But it is a great movie.   Mark: Lifetime income streams. We kind of talk about this fairly often, but I mean, look, it's one of those things maybe you don't think about. You think, well, I've got these accounts, right? I got all this stuff, but how do I turn it into money because I do need money all through my retirement? I need a paycheck coming in.   Nick: Yeah. So, one of the things that we'll say is that in retirement, income is king. Assets are great and assets are the thing that people love to talk about and kind of chat about, but income is king. And I'll say too that everybody knows about social security. They realize in theory it's important, that sort of thing, but many people, and this is something that we'll kind of review with people often, is that they don't quite realize like, well, hey, if your household is getting $60,000 a year in income from social security, which these days, a lot of people are. That is really equivalent to between one and $2 million of nest egg assets from the standpoint of generating a saving [column 00:09:37] , having it last your lifetime and getting inflationary raises.   Nick: So, building a portfolio or an overall strategy where, we've got quite a few clients that they have rental properties, that rental income, they purchased a property a little bit when they're younger. They get the house or the property paid off, and the rental income supplements their income in retirement.   Nick: John referred to pensions, that can be a big deal. Annuities can provide a guaranteed income as well. So, trying to balance forms of guaranteed income with assets can be really important. And just a little caveat to throw in there, although income is king, it is important to have assets. So the reason I say that is we have had some clients come to us that have been, whether it's between social security and pension, they've been income rich and asset poor, and that can also lead to other issues as well. So a good balance is really just like so many other things is really the most important part.   Mark: Well, balance is key, definitely balance is key to anything. And we all know we got to have these different forms of, or we have to have some income coming in, in retirement. But having the multiple streams and turning things on at different times, and whether you want to call it bucket strategies or laddering or whatever the case is, but just having these different various forms to be able to pull from at different times is going to make obviously all the difference in keeping up with our retirement. Because nobody wants to go backwards in their lifestyle in retirement. They want to kind of continue on the way they have been, or maybe even more so in retirement. So that's some things that- go ahead.   Nick: And let me jump in on that too, that point that you made about not going backwards or maintaining is important. Because there are times, and I've had this happen a couple of times, when it comes to retirement and income in retirement and when it comes to life insurance, two of the topics that we talked about, in people's minds they have an enormous amount of confidence that all of a sudden they no longer need any of the things that they've wanted and bought for the last 25 or 30 years. It's like all of a sudden they flip the switch and it's going to be the cheaper food, the cheaper restaurants, the cheaper car-   Mark: I've got plenty of clothes. I don't need to buy any new clothes.   Nick: Yes. And in reality, people don't live like that. And so that's an important-   John: In reality, it's typically the reverse. They have more time on their hands to go buy things.   Mark: Right, yeah. My dad always said every day was a Saturday when he got to retirement and he spends the most money on a Saturday, so, that always stuck with me.   Nick: Yeah most people live in a state of want versus need and it's often, that's a pretty common thing, so anyhow.   Mark: That always stuck with me. That's a great point. Well, I'll tell you what, that's some things that don't matter until they do so, again, whether it's legal documents, pretty easy fix, life insurance, certainly a worthwhile conversation to have no matter what stage of life you're in. And making sure definitely that you've got those income streams set up for life. Some key topics there that we talked about this weekend.   Mark: We're going to take some email questions and wrap up because we want to get back to a couple of these here. We haven't done these lately. And of course, anytime you submit a question, you're going to get your question answered, but to just talk about someone here on the show, we kind of do those from time to time. If you'd like to drop a line, go to pfgprivatewealth.com, that's pfgprivatewealth.com or call (813) 286-7776 if you've got some questions for your own situation that you need to get answered, and the guys will certainly tackle those for you.   Mark: But for right now, let's see what we got from Linda who had sent an email question. And guys, she says, "Fellas, my daughter just turned 18 and I'd like to help her get off onto the right foot with some retirement savings. What's a good idea for something to get her started with?"   John: Yeah, I'll take this one. So, we've had this come up quite a bit with some of our clients and their kids, when they turn 18, they want to just get them used to investing or just understanding it which we think is very important. Some of the things we've done, it just depends. If the child is working, we might do a Roth IRA where we'll go ahead and just open up a Roth retirement account. It's a great vehicle for kids because they can tax free money in retirement. They could use it for a first time home purchase, et cetera, et cetera. So we've done that. We've just got to make sure that they're working because you need earned income to contribute to a Roth.   John: If they are not working, there's definitely some kind of joint accounts you can set up, but it's definitely a good thing to do. Because I'll tell you, we've done that for some clients and we've had those kids become clients early, right when they graduate college. And they're pretty aggressive in saving. I have one where, as soon as he graduated he got in touch with me and then just started aggressively saving in his early twenties, which is very uncommon. And now he's early thirties and he has a pretty sizable nest egg. And now he's got kids and all this stuff and he can't save as much because he does not have as much discretionary income. But it really set that foundation for him to really start saving for retirement, understanding how important that is.   Mark: No, I think that's awesome that you're having some people do that, especially at a younger age. And so kudos to her for getting her daughter start off on the right foot. And for people that just in general kind of have that interest. I had a young kid that I knew for a couple of years ago that used to work for me. Same thing. Early on he was very into saving money for his future self, which is fantastic. I think because his parents hadn't done a very good job and so sometimes we see that mental shift, right? Where you see your parents do something and you want to do the opposite and so on and so forth. And in this case, that was a good thing.   Mark: So very cool question. Thanks so much for submitting that. Hopefully that helps you out a little bit and keep listening to the podcast. We certainly appreciate it. And let's do one more guys before we wrap up here, [just 00:15:13] go around, and we've got one from Patty. You guys got to put on your counselor hats here. Patty says, "My husband and I argue almost every day about money because we haven't done a very good job planning for our retirement and it stresses us both out. Is this a normal thing between spouses or do we need some serious help?"   Nick: So I'll jump in on this one. So, there's a couple of things here. So the first thing is that this points out specifically the importance of a plan. And what we mean by that is that when there's not a clear picture of what people actually have, what their life actually looks at, when there's a high amount of uncertainty on the future, that's when there's often anxiety and bickering, arguing those sorts of things when it comes to money.   Nick: And so, step number one is take an inventory, build a plan. So once that's done, if it is truly terrible, then you can fight, but at least let's figure out what's there. But all joking aside, so then the next step is to kind of come to grips with the fact that, hey, we are where we are today. There's nothing that we can do about it. If we can focus on the future and start making decisions that are positive and maybe make some changes that'll be helpful, then that's great.   Nick: From our perspective as advisors, one of our kind of golden rules, and we oftentimes tell clients this is that, we can't care more about your money and your situation than you do. So ultimately it has to start at home and then they have to be willing to take guidance and advice and make changes. And then really what we found is that in 12 to 24 months, the momentum can be significant in a positive way. And things can really swing strongly. And once that happens, it becomes kind of addicting. It's kind of like when you're in your early twenties, for most people maybe they're just starting out at the first job and the first time you started to hit a few thousand dollars in your account that stays in your account, maybe 5,000 is your threshold and you're like, "wow, this is great." I've never had this amount of money in here before.   Nick: And then maybe down the road you hit 10 and as you get older that number changes. And what's interesting is that it also becomes more stressful and you kind of get this hoarding mentality where once you hit these certain thresholds, 50,000, a 100 thousand in your savings account. Once get there and you realize the comfort and the peace of mind that it provides, you never want to go back. And so we like people to kind of get that, to taste that so that they can understand that. And then usually it's full speed ahead.   Mark: Yeah, no, that's a great way of looking at it. My daughter, she's still pretty young but is definitely, she kind of got that. She was constantly just spending her check and spending all her money when she wasn't making too much. And then once she got started getting a decent check in from the Navy and she got a couple of bonuses and she put it in there and she watched her account grow, she was like, "wow, this is-" and so now she's gotten bitten by this bug to kind of see what she can get the number to. She'll message me every so often, "The number is this now. And the number's that now." And so I'm like, "Hey, cool. You're 24 years old. You got a long time for that to grow and compound." So yeah, it definitely can be addicting.   Mark: And of course, if you're closer to retirement and obviously that sounds like that's the case for this question. I think that's a great piece of advice. Find out what you got, get an assessment, get a plan put together, look at it. And then see, you guys might be fighting over nothing too, so think about that. You guys could possibly be in much better shape than you even realize. And therefore you're fighting for [not. 00:18:55]   Mark: So reach out and have a conversation with the guys. Just give him a jingle and call them at (813) 286-7776, or stop by the website, pfgprivatewealth.com. And that's going to do it this week for the podcast. Again, don't forget to subscribe to us on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart, Stitcher, or whatever platform you like to use. You can find it all at the website, pfgprivatewealth.com. For John and Nick, I'm Mark, we'll see you next time here on Retirement Planning - Redefined.   Nick: Go Bills.

EPISODE NINE. SEASON SIX. WILL MATT AND LEANOR MANAGE TO SURVIVE ANOTHER GRUELING THREE HOURS OF PODCASTING? LISTEN AND FIND OUT. In our adventure, we stumble over such topics such as the Guardians Team-Up book, Ned Ryerson, and a wonderful, wonderful T-shirt logo. For our ship, Aunt Hammer hobbles into existence and Aunt May is proposed to by Justin Hammer in such a way that she can't ever be un-proposed to again. The last segment is heavy on the falsettos, random stuff you never cared about, and hair consumption. TUNE IN FOR ANOTHER EPISODE NEXT WEEK. SAME SHAWARMA TIME, SAME SHAWARMA CHANNEL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marvel-shawarma/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marvel-shawarma/support

Amy Vorpahl, Jared Logan, and Demi Adejuyigbe stan Ned Ryerson and name fictional vampires.

This week Jerry and Michelle try to remember Jeremy Bearimy, Ned Ryerson, sharpie dicks, and the new days of the week. We can't believe you're back for a second time! Buckle up because we're on an even weirder ride this time.

On this special episode of Buddycast, we chat with my new buddy Stephen Tobolowski also known as Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day or Earl Ball from The Goldbergs! Hear all about his acting career right here on Buddycast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-sorensen/support

Episode 532: Ned Ryerson?! – Groundhog Day – Gamestop bloodbath – RIP Dustin Diamond

Episode 532: Ned Ryerson?! – Groundhog Day – Gamestop bloodbath – RIP Dustin Diamond

In this episode Mark talks about one of his favourite films: the 1993 American fantasy comedy film "Groundhog Day" directed by Harold Ramis and starring Bill Murray as the character Phil Connors, a cynical and egotistical weatherman, who after covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, becomes trapped in a time loop which forces him to repeat the same February 2 over and over again. The film also stars Andie MacDowell as Rita Hanson, a new television producer who Phil Connors falls in love with and who is integral in freeing Phil from his repeating cycle of reality, Chris Elliot as Larry the cameraman - as well as a plethora of other wonderful and well-known actors, such as: Stephen Tobolowsky as Ned Ryerson, Brian Doyle-Murray as Buster Green, Maria Geraghty as Nancy Taylor, Angela Paton as Mrs. Lancaster, Rick Ducommun as Gus, Rick Overton as Ralph, Robin Duke as Doris the waitress, and director Harold Ramis (Bill Murray's Ghostbusters co-star) also cameos as a neurologist who Phil goes to seeking an answer to his predicament. The film is a hilarious, lighthearted, critically-aclaimed comedy that is a favourite film of many that tells the story of someone is has to find a way to accept his shortcomings, so that he may change his ways, transform and become a better person for repeating the same day, doing the same things, seeing the same people, over and over again, and ultimately learning what makes life truly meaningful. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

With Groundhog Day right around the corner, John Williams is joined with the Goundhog Day Chairman Rick Bellairs and the actor who plays ‘NED RYERSOOOOON’ in Groundhog Day the movie Stephen Tobolowsky. Rick shares what is on the docket in Woodstock these next two days and Stephen talks about his career, some behind the scenes […]

With Groundhog Day right around the corner, John Williams is joined with the Goundhog Day Chairman Rick Bellairs and the actor who plays ‘NED RYERSOOOOON’ in Groundhog Day the movie Stephen Tobolowsky. Rick shares what is on the docket in Woodstock these next two days and Stephen talks about his career, some behind the scenes […]

Our guest today is the amazingly talented actor, Stephen Tobolowsky. Most recognize him from his iconic character "Ned Ryerson" in "Groundhog Day", but his film credits are miles long. From "Thelma and Louise" to "Mississippi Burning" he has covered the gambit. He is as kind as they come, and a true joy of a human being. We covered so much its really hard to list! Here are some highlights.His creative processes when getting into a character.The time he yelled at George Lucas.His love for the theatre.Acting is not about emotions.What is a "Character Actor"Always say yes.And much more!Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the leading character actors today. He has appeared in over 200 movies and television shows. Here is the list: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDB for credits.He has played everything from Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day to Sandy Ryerson in Glee. He has appeared almost naked as Stu Beggs on Californication and has worn the same suit for seven years as Principal Earl Ball on The Goldbergs. Stephen currently appears as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz in the new generation remake of Norman Lear's One Day at a Time. Seasons 1-3, at present, are still available on Netflix.  PopTV and CBS aired Season 4.  Hopes are high for more episodes as soon as safe filming practices can be set in the pandemic era!Please read here for the One Day at a Time journey.Stephen has always been a storyteller. In sixth grade he won his school’s storytelling contest and over that summer won the award as best storyteller in the City of Dallas (13 years old and under division.) That impulse led him into writing. He wrote the screenplay forTrue Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley.He wrote and performed his storytelling films Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct.His labor of love has been The Tobolowsky Files, created with producer David Chen. What began as a behind-the-scenes movie podcast has become a sometimes funny, sometimes compelling portrait of a human life - as described by Miles McNutt here.“The Tobolowsky Files” is available at tobolowskyfiles.com and on Apple Podcasts. Early episodes were also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).He has two books of stories published by Simon & Schuster: The Dangerous Animals Club and My Adventures with God.And here is more about us! Have a question? Email us below!openmicguest@gmail.comBe sure to follow us on social media for all the latest podcast updates!Twittertwitter.com/@brettsopenmicIGinstagram.com/brettsopenmicFacebookFacebook.com/openmicpodcastwww.theopenmicpodcast.show

Welcome to Monday Morning Critic Podcast! Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the leading character actors today. He has appeared in over 200 movies and television shows.  He has played everything from Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day to Sandy Ryerson in Glee and has worn the same suit for seven years as Principal Earl Ball on The Goldbergs. Stephen most currently appeared as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz in the new generation remake of Norman Lear's One Day at a Time.  In addition he has also appeared in Spaceballs, Mississippi Burning, Momento, Thelma and Louise and the list goes on and on. Stephen has always been a storyteller. In sixth grade he won his school’s storytelling contest and over that summer won the award as best storyteller in the City of Dallas (13 years old and under division.)  I had so much fun during this interview. I hope you will as well. Welcome the phenomenal: Stephen Tobolowsky! Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Twitter: @mdmcritic Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast Email: MondayMorningCritic@gmail.com Website: www.mmcpodcast.com  

In this episode, Scopophilia host Becky Teller chats with Next Chapter Podcasts founder Jeremiah Tittle, or JT, about life, time, philosophy and the hilarious film Groundhog day. With a special bonus interview with actor Stephen Tobolosky about his time playing the iconic Ned Ryerson in the film. *SPOILER FROM 27 YEARS AGO*

Today's Facebook Live was wild.  Huge UPDATE on my dog's poo.  Also, babbling about the time I met Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day, what I ran over on the way to nyc, do what I say not what I do, to take the vaccine or not, the stupid crown, tweets that trigger people and much more! Support today's sponsor Better Help - affordable on the go therapy.  www.betterhelp.com/opie for some fine savings. Merch for the Holidays - www.opieradio.com Join the Pod Squad facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/2301619730059620   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Actor Stephen Tobolowsky (The Tobowlosky Files, Groundhog Day) joins Scott and Scott to discuss the 1986 musical satirical comedy film True Stories directed by David Byrne and co-written by Stephen himself. They also talk about Stephen being cut out of Freddy Got Fingered, the existence of alternate footage of his Ned Ryerson scene from Groundhog Day with every kind of weather imaginable, and when he first heard of Talking Heads.

From the Buried Broadway podcast, actor Mikey Bevarelli is here for a musical by an Aussie based on an American movie by an Aussie based on an American movie. Topics Include: audience expectations, Andy Karl, big Broadway scores, the little things, Let My People Come, and Ned Ryerson. Bevarelli Dot Com Featured Recordings: Groundhog Day - Original Broadway Cast Recording (2017) • Let My People Come - The Original Cast Album (1974) • Look at Us - Sonny & Cher (1965) Watch the Original Cast Live at La-Ti-Do on YouTube! MERCH! T-shirts! Totes bags! BASEBALL SHIRTS! ETCETERA! DO YOU LIKE MOVIE MUSICALS? Join us on PATREON to get our patrons-only podcast The Original Cast at the Movies! Out now is the third in our continuing series on the A Star is Born series of films: the 1976 version with Barbra and Kris Kristofferson and Barbra! Patreon • Twitter • Facebook • Email

We may have gotten stuck in a time loop along the way, but we finally reviewed Palm Springs (available on Hulu)starring Andy Samberg, Cristin Milioti, and the transcendental J.K. Simmons. Spoiler warning: Ned Ryerson does not make an appearance. We were disappointed too.

What the hell is the world coming to? DeSean Jackson is an absolute, direct example of that question. Drunk Neighbor, Tommy Bench and I take that one, Ned Ryerson's "No Cuck Zone" in the middle & DN and Dicke Salvo end the show with UCF #251 @danny_beltz @sportsantidote IG - @THESPORTSANTIDOTE --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-antidote/support

Long one, but a good one. NFL front office decisions, the Ouija Board, Faith and the Future. Many guests, Eagle 1 Fox 3 w/The Drunk Neighbor, Cuomo wants The Trumpster to get reelected? Ned Ryerson on Jameis and Covid (he has it)-- Dickie Salvo & Coach O(hh)........ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/north-korean-santa/support

My guest has appeared in dozens of movies and television shows for decades, but is perhaps best known for being the annoying insurance salesman, Ned Ryerson, in "Groundhog Day." We discuss his career, his positive attitude despite adversity, and how he has been coping with the coronavirus pandemic.

Today on Episode 28 of Quarantine Radio, we make calls from our Upper West Side apartment to check in on actor/writer/director/producer Issa Rae to talk about I-Wood, how she creates today as compared to the days of the 2008 recession, and who her personal Ned Ryerson is. We get on the phone with Anger Management rapper Rico Nasty to discuss how she's being creative now that she's off the road, how she's progressing in her quest to cook, and the realities of parenting a four-year old during quarantine while living with four of her best friends. We also hit up Puff and Jay-Z's favorite young rapper Chika, and we get into the Roc Nation Brunch experience, performing at NPR's Tiny Desk, and her feelings about the present and future of her home state, Alabama. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hmm, wonder what topic Matt, Rich, and guest host Mike Semel, of Semel Consulting, will talk about this week. Surprise! It’s the Coronavirus outbreak, and the challenges of coping with remote work generally and security specifically these days, a subject they get into in detail with interview guest Richard Stiennon, of security consultancy IT-Harvest. They also discuss the pros and cons of rotating passwords, getting your business right for a sale, and Kaseya Compliance Manager’s new no-wait cyber insurance integration. Hat tip on that last story to Ned Ryerson! Remember folks, if you have cyber insurance, you could always use a little more. Am I right or am I right? Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly! Topics and Related Links Mentioned:  In the Age of COVID-19, Paul Nebb is an “IT First Responder” Tekie Geek Taking a Proactive Approach to COVID-19 for Customers Kaseya Adds No-Wait Cyber Insurance to Compliance Manager Letting Password Expirations Expire M&A the Right Way, Part 1: Your Pre-Sale Checklist Richard Stiennon's Security Yearbook 2020 Rich's ICYMI plug and quickie preview of the week ahead 

Hmm, wonder what topic Matt, Rich, and guest host Mike Semel, of Semel Consulting, will talk about this week. Surprise! It’s the Coronavirus outbreak, and the challenges of coping with remote work generally and security specifically these days, a subject they get into in detail with interview guest Richard Stiennon, of security consultancy IT-Harvest. They also discuss the pros and cons of rotating passwords, getting your business right for a sale, and Kaseya Compliance Manager’s new no-wait cyber insurance integration. Hat tip on that last story to Ned Ryerson! Remember folks, if you have cyber insurance, you could always use a little more. Am I right or am I right? Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly! ​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​ Look for us in your favorite podcast app. If you don't see us (yet) then you can subscribe via RSS in almost any podcast app using this link: http://www.channelpronetwork.com/rss/cpw Show Information: Episode #: 138Title: Needle Nose NedDuration: 1:41:04File size: 46.8MBRegulars: Rich Freeman - Executive Editor, Matt Whitlock - Technology EditorGuest Host: Mike Semel, CEO of Semel Consulting Video of ChannelPro Weekly #138 - Needle Nose Ned Topics and Related Links Mentioned:  In the Age of COVID-19, Paul Nebb is an “IT First Responder” Tekie Geek Taking a Proactive Approach to COVID-19 for Customers Kaseya Adds No-Wait Cyber Insurance to Compliance Manager Letting Password Expirations Expire M&A the Right Way, Part 1: Your Pre-Sale Checklist Richard Stiennon's Security Yearbook 2020 Rich's ICYMI plug and quickie preview of the week ahead 

Stop us if you’ve heard this one: A nun, a Technicolor Dreamcoat, and Ned Ryerson get pulled out of a closet — Oh wait — We don’t want to spoil the punchline... You’ll just have to tune in this week for all the fun. Episode begins around: 0:25:39 OOPSY Awards begin around: 1:25:21 Become a Founding Sponsor with a monthly contribution! Make a one-time donation!

The Detroit Lions are a movie character, but which one. We Give you our choices. Dan, Geoff, and Mike are here without Dave this week and we open the show with the tail of a football team that experiences the same season over, and over, and over, and over again. Dan makes you eat crow, because once again, he was right about this team. The Lions are dead last in the NFL in one of the MOST IMPORTANT statistical categories in today's NFL. Jalen Ramsey is Millennial hero! He represents everything that the generation is trying to change in the work place. We explain. Did the Michigan players mount an (almost) comeback in Happy Valley to spite their head coach? And one play in Saturdays game was a total microcosm of Jim Harbaugh's career at Michigan. We give you this week's picks. 4th and Medium Topics Include: 1) Teddy Bridgewater...Which NFL team will he be starting for in 2020? 2) Oklahoma, Penn St., Florida, Notre Dame - Which of the 1st 4 out, will get into the CFP? 3) Mo Sanu or Emmanuel Sanders? Which guy finishes the season stronger with their new team? 4) If Jim Harbaugh goes back to the NFL in 2020 (PLEASE GOD!), which team is he coaching? The NBA get's under way. What makes this year more exciting than others? And who is your early season pick to take home the Larry O? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For those of us who are experienced public speakers and radio hosts, it’s not often that we are taken aback or thrown off guard by a guest. Thoroughly researching a show guest and understanding the nuances of personality, we can take pride in our ability to “read” guests and understand their platform and where they are coming from. Yet, when we had Stephen Tobolowsky, the great character actor on Love University (USA TODAY calls him the 9th most frequently seen actor with over 200 films), we were in for a surprise. Expecting a funny and charming character actor, we discovered an enlightening, humble, loving, and kind teacher of wisdom. A spiritual author with an amazing life story—surviving a gun held to his head for two hours, broken neck in an accident, and triple bypass heart surgery—he inspired and elevated our show with his practical, yet profound wisdom, on how to live the unexpectedly blessed life. Here are some nuggets of excellence we gathered from Stephen’s appearance on Love University: *Be Open to Unobserved Miracles: When Stephen broke his neck in an accident, he thought his life was ruined. One day, he asked his wife to move his bench from the patio to the backyard so he could have a different view. Amazingly, he saw things in a more beautiful way—the birds in the trees, the shadows moving across the yard—and then he made an amazing discovery: He saw beautiful parrots in his tree he had never seen before. Then, he remembered an old tale about a pet store that caught on fire 35 years earlier in Studio City (where Stephen lived), and the owner saved the parrots by releasing them into the air. No one had heard about what happened to the parrots until Stephen saw them in his own backyard—living there all this time! By moving his position—frame of mind—he found a “miracle”—something totally unexpected and wonderful that brightened his mind and elevated his spirit. *Get Rid of the Mental (and Physical Junk): Stephen says his wife has a rule: “If you don’t wear a shirt for two years, throw it away. You’ve changed; it doesn’t fit. Move on.” In the same way, we need to do periodic mental housecleaning and get rid of our mental junk: irrational thoughts (“we’re not good enough”), downward feelings (sadness and regret), and habitual self-defeating behaviors (eating and drinking too much; procrastination, gossiping, obsession with time-wasting activities and non-productive relationships). Once we get rid of the valueless, we find the true value in our lives: affirming thoughts, uplifting emotions, and heathy and productive behaviors and relationships. *Always Think of Creating Addition, Not Subtraction: After his neck accident, Stephen sank into a depressed state. But then he realized a great truth: “I feel better when I think in terms of addition, even if it’s a small thing.” Stephen realized that if he could change the way he looked at his yard, go on a minor audition, or make a little change in the way he did things, he could feel that he was adding to his life, instead of subtracting (losing) something. It worked. He started feeling more whole, holy, and loving. In the same way, you can think of ways that you can add to your life: Maybe spend 15 minutes a day in exercise, prayer, or meditation. Start a gratitude journal and write down three things you are grateful for every day. Say “hello” and smile to three people you encounter every day, say “I love you” to someone you care about. These little things, when added up, can be big additions in your life and will improve your psychological and spiritual health in the process. *Realize that Death is Real, and Life is Precious: Facing death multiple times, Stephen enlightened us with the idea that “The idea of death is a wakeup call.” Once someone close to you dies (or when you face a health or life crisis), you realize that you may be next to die, and your time on earth is limited. There is no time to waste. Once you realize this, you are empowered to make the most of every day. Despite fear, weaknesses, and setbacks, you can access your God-given talents and gifts to live a joyful life and give love to others. *Leave a Legacy: “Kadosh”: Kadosh is a Hebrew word that means “sacred” or “holy.” Kadosh occurs when we pass along our stories of wisdom, courage, suffering, and love to our children and their children (and so on). It also means creating a legacy from our life on earth—something beautiful that will stand after we are gone. After all is said and done, the one thing we have to leave behind is a legacy of love and contribution to our children/loved ones (and generations to come), as well as our spiritual family on earth (friends, neighbors, and even those we will never meet). Live your life every day as if you are leaving a fantastic legacy—a lasting imprint of your time on earth that celebrates the joy, the love, and the wonder of life as you lived it. Yes, Stephen is an amazing and surprising guest. We loved every minute of it, and learned how to live a fun-filled, loving, and legacy-filled life. Thank you, Stephen.

Breaking down people's ideas of living through the same exact day on repeat (a la the movie Groundhog Day) and seeing if there are any keys to escaping the time loop. Questionable ethics. Aprender un nuevo idioma? Greatest video gamer of all time! Ned... Ned Ryerson! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindmunch/support

You know "that guy" in your neighborhood who you swear played Ned Ryerson in Groundhog day.  You know, the insurance agent from high school who says "You can never have enough insurance right?  Am I right or am I right?" You still can't figure out why you either never hear from your financial professional or you can't get them to leave you alone about a trade or insurance change.  Darrin Gunnell was fed up with it and was willing to spend some time on The Financial Call allowing me to pull back the curtain for him of financial professionals' compensation and motivations.  Listen up, it will finally make sense.

Our pick for this episode is not your usual, bog standard time travel psychological horror... but then again, maybe it is? Today we are doing GROUNDHOG DAY, the 1993 romantic comedy directed by Harold Ramis, starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. A sleeper of a mindfuck, Groundhog Day warmed hearts and tickled funny bones when it debuted early in the Clinton era, but by the 21st century it had come to be recognized for its theological significance—and then YouTube got hold of it, and the rest is history. Today, we discuss: whether it's a proper mindfuck; how long Phil actually spends in the time loop; connections to Buddhism, Catholicism and Judaism; its relationship to Camus, Sisyphus and existentialism; its place in the comedy pantheon; plus: is Ned Ryerson actually the devil? Episode links: Groundhog Day on IMDb Groundhog Day on Wikipedia Roger Ebert 2005 review NYT on Groundhog Day's religious themes National Review cover story on Groundhog Day Mental Floss roundup of popular interpretations Film School Rejects: DVD commentary highlights IFC: How long does Phil spend in the time loop? ShortList: Is Ned Ryerson the Devil? Original Reddit Ryerson-as-Devil post Den of Geek on the original Danny Rubin script Michael Faust essay for Philosophy Now NPR on the philosophy of Groundhog Day Empire ranks it as top all-time comedy Fan edit: Every Day in One Day Fan edit: How Rita Experienced Groundhog Day TV Tropes discussion about "we'll rent to start" Edge of Tomorrow on Wikipedia Russian Doll on Wikipedia Friday Black on Wikipedia Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Discuss: ETV Podcast Club Follow: Facebook + Twitter Archive: enterthevoid.fm

Our pick for this episode is not your usual, bog standard time travel psychological horror... but then again, maybe it is? Today we are doing GROUNDHOG DAY, the 1993 romantic comedy directed by Harold Ramis, starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. A sleeper of a mindfuck, Groundhog Day warmed hearts and tickled funny bones when it debuted early in the Clinton era, but by the 21st century it had come to be recognized for its theological significance—and then YouTube got hold of it, and the rest is history. Today, we discuss: whether it's a proper mindfuck; how long Phil actually spends in the time loop; connections to Buddhism, Catholicism and Judaism; its relationship to Camus, Sisyphus and existentialism; its place in the comedy pantheon; plus: is Ned Ryerson actually the devil? Episode links: Groundhog Day on IMDb Groundhog Day on Wikipedia Roger Ebert 2005 review NYT on Groundhog Day's religious themes National Review cover story on Groundhog Day Mental Floss roundup of popular interpretations Film School Rejects: DVD commentary highlights IFC: How long does Phil spend in the time loop? ShortList: Is Ned Ryerson the Devil? Original Reddit Ryerson-as-Devil post Den of Geek on the original Danny Rubin script Michael Faust essay for Philosophy Now NPR on the philosophy of Groundhog Day Empire ranks it as top all-time comedy Fan edit: Every Day in One Day Fan edit: How Rita Experienced Groundhog Day TV Tropes discussion about "we'll rent to start" Edge of Tomorrow on Wikipedia Russian Doll on Wikipedia Friday Black on Wikipedia Show links: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Discuss: ETV Podcast Club Follow: Facebook + Twitter Archive: enterthevoid.fm

Voices In My Head Podcast Episode 315: Guest Stephen TobolowskyThis week is a special flashback episode with guest Stephen Tobolowsky. Stephen is one of the leading character actors in film today. USA Today listed Stephen as the 9th most frequently seen actor in movies; he has appeared over 200 movies and television shows. See here for credits.He is best known for playing Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, Sammy Jankis in Memento, Werner Brandes in Sneakers, Happy Chapman in Garfield, and Mr. Bates in Freaky Friday.  On television, he played Tor Ekland on Seinfeld, Hugo Jarry on Deadwood, Bob Bishop on Heroes,  Sandy Ryerson on Glee and Stu Beggs on Californication. He is currently on screen in Silicon Valley and The Goldbergs.  Stephen will also appear in Netflix's new series by Norman Lear, One Day at a Time (a new generation remake!); season 2 starts filming in June.He wrote and performed Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct, and wrote True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley.His podcast with David Chen “The Tobolowsky Files” is available at Slashfilm.com and on iTunes, and also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).*His first book of stories, The Dangerous Animals Club, is published by Simon & Schuster September 25, 2012.  His second book, My Adventures with God, is now available everywhere, also published by Simon & Schuster.Fun Facts:He performed with Stevie Ray Vaughn when Stevie was 14 and cut the first songs Stevie ever performed.*David Chen's update on /Film: Public Radio International Announces a New Radio Show Based on The Tobolowsky Files.For the last 10 years, Stephen has taught Classes in Improv and Comedy offered through Kalmenson & Kalmenson.If you are wondering where you might have seen him, Stephen's many television and film credits are listed here: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDb As always, thank you for listening to Voices In My Head.   About Your Host: Rick Lee JamesOfficial Web Site: www.RickLeeJames.comLatest Album: https://fanlink.to/RLJThunderAvailable on clear Vinyl, CD, and instant download. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

Voices In My Head Podcast Episode 315: Guest Stephen Tobolowsky This week is a special flashback episode with guest Stephen Tobolowsky.  Stephen is one of the leading character actors in film today. USA Today listed Stephen as the 9th most frequently seen actor in movies; he has appeared over 200 movies and television shows. See here for credits. He is best known for playing Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, Sammy Jankis in Memento, Werner Brandes in Sneakers, Happy Chapman in Garfield, and Mr. Bates in Freaky Friday.  On television, he played Tor Ekland on Seinfeld, Hugo Jarry on Deadwood, Bob Bishop on Heroes,  Sandy Ryerson on Glee and Stu Beggs on Californication. He is currently on screen in Silicon Valley and The Goldbergs.  Stephen will also appear in Netflix’s new series by Norman Lear, One Day at a Time (a new generation remake!); season 2 starts filming in June. He wrote and performed Stephen Tobolowsky’s Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct, and wrote True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley. His podcast with David Chen “The Tobolowsky Files” is available at Slashfilm.com and on iTunes, and also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).* His first book of stories, The Dangerous Animals Club, is published by Simon & Schuster September 25, 2012.  His second book, My Adventures with God, is now available everywhere, also published by Simon & Schuster. Fun Facts: He performed with Stevie Ray Vaughn when Stevie was 14 and cut the first songs Stevie ever performed. *David Chen’s update on /Film: Public Radio International Announces a New Radio Show Based on The Tobolowsky Files. For the last 10 years, Stephen has taught Classes in Improv and Comedy offered through Kalmenson & Kalmenson. If you are wondering where you might have seen him, Stephen’s many television and film credits are listed here: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDb   As always, thank you for listening to Voices In My Head.      About Your Host: Rick Lee James Official Web Site: www.RickLeeJames.com Latest Album: https://fanlink.to/RLJThunder Available on clear Vinyl, CD, and instant download.

This episode we review Groundhog Day. We discuss the philosophy of changing oneself for the better, the situational comedy, and the captivating Ned Ryerson. If you have any question you’d like us to answer during our intermissions, send them in to contact@downloadablezebras.com, or message us on Twitter or Facebook. Credits to 8 Bit Jazz for our theme song. Cast: Ivan, Jeff, Spencer, Tepper

Hurry up and ditch Ned Ryerson, because we've finally made it to the groundhog day episode of Xena, Warrior Princess! In what is honestly one the best episodes we've seen so far, Been There, Done That finds Xena stuck in a time loop! Will she figure out what's got herreliving the same day over and over again, or will she be doomed to watch Joxer, Gabrielle and even Argo die for the rest of eternity? The episode was written by Hilary J. Bader, who has written in both the Star Trek and the DC Universe, and who is our new favorite person. Follow us on twitter: @XenaWarriorBiz This podcast is the spinoff/sister podcast of SAILOR BUSINESS. Art by @barelysushi. The Dan Scrolls by @dancassino. Podcast edited by @allystawk. Support us on patreon at www.patreon.com/sailorbusiness

Our guest this episode has been in many favorite films and television shows! You may know him as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz on One Day at a Time or Principal Ball on The Goldbergs or Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day. We have a wonderful conversation with a wonderful guy, Stephen Tobolowsky! Intro music by Regular Gonzales, from his song Blackout.Outro music by Marcos H. Bolanos, from his song Extreme Fight.

Our guest this episode has been in many favorite films and television shows! You may know him as Dr. Leslie Berkowitz on One Day at a Time or Principal Ball on The Goldbergs or Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day. We have a wonderful conversation with a wonderful guy, Stephen Tobolowsky! Intro music by Regular Gonzales, from his song Blackout.Outro music by Marcos H. Bolanos, from his song Extreme Fight.

Heidi Bennett of Cabin Minute Cast and Spinal Tap Minute joins the guys in the Knob for talk of animal head trash bins and insurance salesman couture. Show links: Heidi Bennett 5 Minutes of Mystery Five Minutes of Mime Spinal Tap Minute Movies by Minutes: Denver Our theme music is I Got You Babe by Sonny … Continue reading "Groundhog Minute 21 – Ned Ryerson’s Final Repose"

If you're reading this, you probably don't know the name Stephen Tobolowsky. But I'll give you some hints. Ned Ryerson. (From "Groundhog Day") Jack Barker. (From "Silicon Valley") Sound familiar? Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the main characters and actors in one of my favorite TV Shows, Silicon Valley. He also plays the MOST annoying character in Groundhog Day. He's been in 200 movies and a thousand other things including Seinfeld, Thelma & Louise, Heroes and the list goes on. But he did something weird. He wrote a book. And when I read it I thought, "who the hell is this guy?" There are only two ways someone could write this book..." My Adventures with God". ONE: If they were incredibly broken as a human being somewhere in their lives and then they climbed back out of that hole by thinking all these intense and philosophical thoughts. TWO: They were just born this way... I still haven't figured out which one. I have to admit I didn't understand parts of Stephen's book. And not because it was bad, (I loved it), but because I had to stop and think. His thoughts are so valuable and I really wanted to know what they meant. I was pretty happy he was able to come on my podcast. He taught me that we're all writing and choosing our narratives to some extent... "Well I think on a personal level, we all end up developing narratives," Stephen said, "Either it's instinct or sometimes it's choice. I think we live in the dark so much of the time that we need metaphors to find our way. And I believe having a philosophy is only useful if it helps you see in the dark." So I asked him how do we begin to take control of our own narratives? Because we to some extent, I can't just surrender to the narratives that has  been  given to me. That takes away my freedom and ability to reinvent. Stephen told me this, "We're all living on borrowed time." This podcast shows you a window into a man's desire to connect with the deeper meaning on time and what it means to be alive. Thanks for reading! Make sure to check out the show notes here: https://jamesaltucher.com/2017/12/stephen-tobolowsky/ And don't forget to subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts! ------------What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com------------Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsiHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on social media:YouTubeTwitterFacebookLinkedIn

If you’re reading this, you probably don’t know the name Stephen Tobolowsky. But I’ll give you some hints. Ned Ryerson. (From “Groundhog Day”) Jack Barker. (From “Silicon Valley”) Sound familiar? Stephen Tobolowsky is one of the main characters and actors in one of my favorite TV Shows, Silicon Valley. He also plays the MOST annoying character in Groundhog Day. He’s been in 200 movies and a thousand other things including Seinfeld, Thelma & Louise, Heroes and the list goes on. But he did something weird. He wrote a book. And when I read it I thought, “who the hell is this guy?” There are only two ways someone could write this book…” My Adventures with God”. ONE: If they were incredibly broken as a human being somewhere in their lives and then they climbed back out of that hole by thinking all these intense and philosophical thoughts. TWO: They were just born this way... I still haven’t figured out which one. I have to admit I didn’t understand parts of Stephen’s book. And not because it was bad, (I loved it), but because I had to stop and think. His thoughts are so valuable and I really wanted to know what they meant. I was pretty happy he was able to come on my podcast. He taught me that we’re all writing and choosing our narratives to some extent... “Well I think on a personal level, we all end up developing narratives,” Stephen said, “Either it's instinct or sometimes it’s choice. I think we live in the dark so much of the time that we need metaphors to find our way. And I believe having a philosophy is only useful if it helps you see in the dark.” So I asked him how do we begin to take control of our own narratives? Because we to some extent, I can’t just surrender to the narratives that has  been  given to me. That takes away my freedom and ability to reinvent. Stephen told me this, “We’re all living on borrowed time.” This podcast shows you a window into a man’s desire to connect with the deeper meaning on time and what it means to be alive. Thanks for reading! Make sure to check out the show notes here: https://jamesaltucher.com/2017/12/stephen-tobolowsky/ And don't forget to subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Brian from Wings day!! A day you thought, possibly hoped, would never arrive! But it's here and we're discussing the 1992 thriller "Single White Female." Special topics include: getting super intimate with Brian from Wings, inventing Photoshop, cost-inflated puppies, Ned Ryerson, the 90s craze of monk chants and the title of this movie as a verb. Did you miss our other films that may not actually be horror movies? Check out Episode 131- "Hot Fuzz" and Episodes 76 and 128, both mystery episodes. Have you seen this one? What did you think of it?  Let us know at facebook.com/werewolfambulance, on Twitter @werebulance or on Instagram @werewolfambulance. You can also email us for our segment "MAILBAG!" at werewolfambulance@gmail.com and if you're feeling super generous, leave us an iTunes rating and review.   Guys, get yourself a post-Halloween gift...or get one for someone you love! Give the gift of handmade horror stuff delivered to you once a month by visiting our sponsor, Cryptocurium, at www.cryptocurium.com where you can sign up to have that sweet handmade stuff delivered to your door monthly via the Parcel of Terror. You can also get into The Order of the Thinned Veil, an appreciation society of all things Halloween that you should totally join. Werewolf Ambulance is a horror movie comedy podcast. 

Disney once again thwarted our podcasting plans and wouldn't let us easily rent and stream Sleeping Beauty, so we watched Groundhog Day instead! As far plan B's go, Groundhog Day is the bees knees. Starring the beloved Bill Murray, Groundhog Day taught us many valuable lessons including but not limited to: How to easily rob an armored bank truck, Sweet Vermouth is gross, and that you should never get in the shower and then turn on the faucet. We'll discuss how the Phil Connors Suicide reel terrified us as kids, how Phil Connors is pretty much just a regular Joe in today's sarcastic and selfish world of 2016, AND we'll get into some pretty crazy conspiracy theories revolving around Ned Ryerson and whether or not he was a con man OR perhaps stuck in his own time loop!  Theme song performed by Deidre Cullen. Logo designed by Frankie Donlon. Follow us on Twitter @TheSweetieClub and on Instagram @LargeMargeSentUs

Let's Make A Record----more----   ----more----My guest on this episode of Voices In My Head is Stephen Tobolowsky. Stephen is one of the leading character actors in film today. USA Today listed Stephen as the 9th most frequently seen actor in movies; he has appeared over 200 movies and television shows. See here for credits.He is best known for playing Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, Sammy Jankis in Memento, Werner Brandes in Sneakers, Happy Chapman in Garfield, and Mr. Bates in Freaky Friday.  On television, he played Tor Ekland on Seinfeld, Hugo Jarry on Deadwood, Bob Bishop on Heroes,  Sandy Ryerson on Glee and Stu Beggs on Californication. He is currently on screen in Silicon Valley and The Goldbergs.  Stephen will also appear in Netflix's new series by Norman Lear, One Day at a Time (a new generation remake!); season 2 starts filming in June.He wrote and performed Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct, and wrote True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley.His podcast with David Chen “The Tobolowsky Files” is available at Slashfilm.com and on iTunes, and also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).*His first book of stories, The Dangerous Animals Club, is published by Simon & Schuster September 25, 2012.  His second book, My Adventures with God, is now available everywhere, also published by Simon & Schuster.Fun Facts:He performed with Stevie Ray Vaughn when Stevie was 14 and cut the first songs Stevie ever performed.*David Chen's update on /Film: Public Radio International Announces a New Radio Show Based on The Tobolowsky Files.For the last 10 years, Stephen has taught Classes in Improv and Comedy offered through Kalmenson & Kalmenson.If you are wondering where you might have seen him, Stephen's many television and film credits are listed here: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDbAs always, thank you for listening to Voices In My Head,Rick Lee JamesRick Lee James Web Site www.RickLeeJames.comVoices In My Head Podcast Web Site: www.RickLeeJames.com/Podcast Ever wanted to start your own podcast? Why not try it at www.Podbean.com/Voices Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead . Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.For you, the listeners of Voices In My Head (the Official Podcast of Rick Lee James), Audible is offering a free audiobook download with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service.I personally recommend My Adventures with God by Stephen Tobolowsky available at Audible.com. You can download My Adventures With God or another audiobook free by trying audible.com.To download your free audiobook today go to audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead. Again, that's audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead for your free audiobook. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

Let's Make A Record ----more----     ----more---- My guest on this episode of Voices In My Head is Stephen Tobolowsky. Stephen is one of the leading character actors in film today. USA Today listed Stephen as the 9th most frequently seen actor in movies; he has appeared over 200 movies and television shows. See here for credits. He is best known for playing Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, Sammy Jankis in Memento, Werner Brandes in Sneakers, Happy Chapman in Garfield, and Mr. Bates in Freaky Friday.  On television, he played Tor Ekland on Seinfeld, Hugo Jarry on Deadwood, Bob Bishop on Heroes,  Sandy Ryerson on Glee and Stu Beggs on Californication. He is currently on screen in Silicon Valley and The Goldbergs.  Stephen will also appear in Netflix's new series by Norman Lear, One Day at a Time (a new generation remake!); season 2 starts filming in June. He wrote and performed Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party and The Primary Instinct, and wrote True Stories with David Byrne and Beth Henley. His podcast with David Chen “The Tobolowsky Files” is available at Slashfilm.com and on iTunes, and also previously broadcast on KUOW 94.9 in Seattle, on WFPL in Louisville, KY and many stations through Public Radio International (PRI).* His first book of stories, The Dangerous Animals Club, is published by Simon & Schuster September 25, 2012.  His second book, My Adventures with God, is now available everywhere, also published by Simon & Schuster. Fun Facts: He performed with Stevie Ray Vaughn when Stevie was 14 and cut the first songs Stevie ever performed. *David Chen's update on /Film: Public Radio International Announces a New Radio Show Based on The Tobolowsky Files. For the last 10 years, Stephen has taught Classes in Improv and Comedy offered through Kalmenson & Kalmenson. If you are wondering where you might have seen him, Stephen's many television and film credits are listed here: Stephen Tobolowsky at IMDb As always, thank you for listening to Voices In My Head, Rick Lee James Rick Lee James Web Site www.RickLeeJames.com Voices In My Head Podcast Web Site: www.RickLeeJames.com/Podcast   Ever wanted to start your own podcast? Why not try it at www.Podbean.com/Voices   Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead . Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. For you, the listeners of Voices In My Head (the Official Podcast of Rick Lee James), Audible is offering a free audiobook download with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. I personally recommend My Adventures with God by Stephen Tobolowsky available at Audible.com. You can download My Adventures With God or another audiobook free by trying audible.com. To download your free audiobook today go to audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead. Again, that's audibletrial.com/VoicesInMyHead for your free audiobook.

This week, we watched Groundhog Day, because damn it sometimes you just have to watch a good movie. This week, we watched Groundhog Day, because dang it sometimes you just have to watch a good movie. This week, we watched Groundhog Day, a time loop master class in comedy. Bill Murray is an asshole.This week, we watched Groundhog Day, a time loop master class in comedy. Bill Murray is a man with a lot of room for improvement. It isn't until he realize that he's in love with Ned Ryerson that he is able to really change for the good.This week, we watched a comedy and time-loop classic, Looper, starring Bill Murray and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.We watched Groundhog Day. Its really good. Please excuse the extra bumps in the audio. Our cat was on the table and like a doofus I let him stay there. Sigh.Email: pleasedontpodcast@gmail.comFacebook: facebook.com/pdsmiosTwitter: twitter.com/outerspacepod Patreon: patreon.com/eartrumpet

This is a very special episode of the Dana Gould hour podcast, not the least of which because it came out on schedule. I'm happy to welcome back to the show actor and author Stephen Tobolowsky. Stephen is a man after my own heart. He's an actor, an author, a musician. He is the epitome of those people who's name rings a bell and then you see them and say, "Oh THAT guy!" He played Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, he was the other amnesiac in Memento, he was Commissioner Jarry on Deadwood, the list goes on and on and on and on. He has a much beloved show on public radio, which is also a podcast, called the Tobolowsky Files and now he has new book entitled My Adventures With God. It's not so much a religious book, thank God, but it is the story of his ups and down in life, catastrophes, successes, and his struggle to obtain some sort of connection with a power greater than himself. As he writes so eloquently, "It's hard to believe in nothing. Even cats believe in suppertime. As much as we love certainty, we are often shaped by the invisible, the unexplainable--something we call faith. We are inclined to acknowledge the holy. Even if it is only a paper heart we find in an old suitcase." Stephen is the best storyteller I know, and that's saying a lot and I'm honored he's here. Joining Stephen is author Maggie Rowe. Maggie has been a good friend of mine for a long, long time. If you had asked me "Of all your friends, who would you say was the most, you now, 'normal'? Maggie would have been high on the list. And then, one day, while a-shootin' at some food, she casually mentioned that she had spent time in a psychiatric hospital and I went, "Oh realllllllly?" Her story is utterly fascinating and is the subject of her new book Sin Bravely. Maggie grew up in a moderately religious household but at a very young age, became obsessed with the fear that she was going to Hell. She struggled with this throughout her adolescence. Have you ever had a beautiful young girl walk up to you in a shopping mall and tell you you were going to Hell? If so, it might have been Maggie. Eventually, realizing she was heading down a road where she might end up, shall we say, something-something for Cocoa Puffs, Maggie checked herself into a Christian psychiatric hospital. I know, to many of you that might sound like a contradiction in terns, but you have to hear the story. It includes a former biker and meth-head struggling with anger management issues, a set of identical twins tormented by erotic fantasies. I'm honored to have both Maggie and Stephen on this episode. http://DanaGould.com

Well, Punxsutawney Phil stuck his head out of his hole and then quickly went back in to avoid the angry mobs, but you've come to the right place for a little respite from the cold. Yes, we talk the day and the movie "Groundhog Day", including the theory of how Ned Ryerson  can be used to teach particle physics. Also, typecasting Tara Reid, Tostitos bags for teetotalers, and our girl crush on Marion Cotillard. #DisneyOnIce #ImNotTHEGod #DeportHer #WinonaForever #GymProofYourMarriage #GroundhogDay

Bright and early this Wednesday morning, Sony Pictures dropped a surprise trailer on us all and boy Ned Ryerson was it a doozy. So many great new images, the original Ray Parker Jr. theme song kicking in, and there's that whole subtitle "Answer the Call" debate that we have a little inside information direct from the source. But it is a roundtable, this isn't some goofball reaction video on YouTube. We've gotta talk shop about this, in a spiritual sense of course - and we've brought in the best of the best of the best by teaming up with the awesome team at the Yes Have Some Podcast to join us. It's two podcasts for the price of none (yay free) with this special Cylotron that brings Troy and Chris together with Craig Goldberg, Abigail Gardner, and Jacob Walsh to dissect this trailer from start to finish. So what're you waiting for? The apocalypse? Check it!

Variety's 9th Busiest Actor in Hollywood, Stephen Tobolowsky has been in more than 200 TV shows and movies but is perhaps best known as insurance salesman Ned Ryerson in "Groundhog Day." He's also considered Hollywood's Greatest Storyteller, and he's a key member of the cast of Radio Titans' currently-filming sitcom pilot! A mentor and true friend to head Titan Koz!

You might not know his name, but you've seen his face a thousand times on both the big and small screen because Stephen Tobolowsky is one of America's most prolific Hollywood character actors. But you will recognize the voice of some of your favorite characters, and the storyteller behind the popular podcast “The Tobolowsky Files” when Mr. Tobolowsky joins Halli at her table on The Halli Casser-Jayne Show.Stephen Tobolowsky is everywhere, having appeared in productions that range from TV's Californication, Glee and The Goldbergs, and on the big screen in such celebrated films as Mississippi Burning, Thelma and Louise, Basic Instinct and Ground Hog Day in the part of the annoying but endearing insurance salesman Ned Ryerson, playing annoying characters his trademark.And still Tobolowsky is so much more. As a dazzling storyteller and writer, he has earned a devoted fan base for his original stories recorded in the popular podcast: The Tobowlowsky Files. He was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play for the 2002 revival of Morning's at Seven. He is the author of THE DANGEROUS ANIMAL CLUB, the book billed as a “creative mitzvah, a work of art, and a narrative feat that combines biography and essay.” But that's not all. In March he will be joining the cast of Comedy Central's new series Big Time in Hollywood Florida, executive produced by Ben Stiller.Actor, writer, podcaster, director, producer Stephen Tobolowsky, the guest for the hour on The Halli Casser-Jayne Show. Let's talk For more information visit goo.gl/LTx4WZ

The full, unheard morning radio show from the movie Groundhog Day! Followed by an interview with Stephen Tobolowski aka Ned Ryerson.