Podcast appearances and mentions of neil crone

The Hamilton Today Podcast with guest host Scott Radley: The Oak View Group, Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group, and the City of Hamilton announced this morning that they have signed a deal to begin major renovations in the spring of 2024 with a reopening by fall 2025. Patrick McKenna is bringing his fellow improv comedy veterans, Neil Crone and Kevin Frank, into his home city tonight for the first performance of the ‘The Yes Men' in Hamilton, ever! Ontario's Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) has approved an extension to allow for the completion of in-water work at Chedoke Creek. The Beatles have released a new song... with the assistance of artificial intelligence to clean up the old vocals. How does that make us feel? The Bernardo transfer earned public outcry as well as apparently a deluge of letters to the Prime Minister's Office. Bobby Knight, the legendary basketball coach, has died at the age of 83. We talk with one of the many people whose life he touched. Writing in the Globe and Mail, Oded Haklai says that “Many have raised concerns after multiple student groups on university campuses issued alarming statements that characterized the massacres perpetrated by Hamas against Israeli civilians on October 7 as ‘legitimate resistance' and part of the ‘decolonization struggle,' insinuating that the victims were to blame for the atrocities committed against them. In response to these statements, some university administrators censured transgressing university clubs.” The Ontario Government has unveiled its Fall Economic Outlook. Guests: Tim Leiweke, CEO of the Oak View Group, former president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, former President and CEO of Anschutz Entertainment Group Patrick McKenna, one of The Yes Men; comedian, actor, producer, also known for his work on ‘The Red Green Show,' ‘Traders,' and the Documentary ‘ADHD and Loving It?!' Cari Vanderperk, the City of Hamilton's Director of Watershed Management Eric Alper, Publicist and music commentator Ari Goldkind, Toronto criminal lawyer, legal expert, media commentator Glen Grunwald, former General Manager of the Toronto Raptors, former athletics director at McMaster University Oded Haklai, Professor of Political Science at Queen's University Michael Veall, Professor Economics at McMaster University, Academic Director, Statistics Canada Research Data Centre Host – Scott Radley Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchor – Jen McQueen Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://megaphone.link/CORU8835115919

Happy Halloween and welcome back to Purgatory!!! This week the boys continue with their Cube Trilogy with Cube 2: Hyper Cube, directed by Andrzej Sekula and staring Kari Matchett, Geraint Wyn Davies, Grace Lynn Kung, Matthew Ferguson, Neil Crone, Barbara Gordan, Lindsey Connell and Bruce Gray Thanks for checking us out and you can find our back catalog at podbean.com Outro song "Survival" By Tesseract  https://youtu.be/jO_Cp-Qlg5E TesseracT | Official Website (tesseractband.co.uk)  

Loading the count with Neil Crone. You know Neil. He's a Canadian actor who has been in everything. And now you can see him in The Ninth now streaming on CBC Gem. Join Neil and TVA as they take a swing at the following: - Second City is where it all starts - We take a stroll through Neil's resume. It's a biggie. - Neil and TVA have a past... Thanks and enjoy!

What do owls, Colin Mochrie, John Travolta and Cop #3 in the movie Hairspray all have in common? The answer is Neil Crone. So excited to chat with him about his life after treatment for colon cancer, and his new and fascinating projects including The Ninth (streaming on CBC's GEM) and The Endings (coming soon). Neil is an award-winning author and writes a weekly column for Metroland News in Durham Region. He is the pen behind the children's books The Farmers' Secret Midnight Dance and the ever-popular Who Farted: Stories in Verse for Big and Little People. For adults, there is a collection of his essays called Enter Laughing: The Early Years and the book we talk about today, Semi-Colon: A Writer's Cheeky Journey Through Colorectal Cancer. You can find or order these titles through fine bookselling establishments everywhere! You can also book Neil's comedy troupe, The Yes Men, a group that includes Neil Crone, Patrick McKenna, and Kevin Frank. He actually gave the wrong URL for his website in the podcast (yeah, it happens) so if you want to know more, please click here. To find out more about those lovely beeswax food wraps that Neil's partner Kathryn makes, check it out here. Hope you enjoy the first-ever episode of After the Book Ends. Please connect @AftertheBookEnds on all social media except Twitter. We are @AftertheBook on Twitter because, well, it's Twitter. If you are a nonfiction writer and are published by a traditional publisher and would like to be given consideration to be a guest on the show, please shoot me a line by messaging me at After the Book Ends.

  Today I get to drop this wonderful conversation I had with Neil Crone. I don’t think I was prepared for how relaxed and fun it was going to be to speak with Neil. I always love when I meet someone for the first time and my first thought is, “this is going to be fun!” Neil is someone who has been through his fair share of “Schtuff” but has not let his challenges darken the lens with which he views the world. Instead, he is someone who uses his experiences as a way to reach out and connect with others to shine a light on what bonds us to together as humans and propel us forward into the very things that paralyze us. Neil does this with his writing, improv, acting and motivational speaking, but I have a feeling, after speaking with Neil, it is just how he shows up in the world.   Some of the things we cover in this episode are, What his biggest challenge as an artist has been, as someone who studied and performed in improv what is the most valuable takeaway he has brought with him into other areas of his life and what major change he would like to see happen in the entertainment industry.   A little about Neil: Neil is an actor and writer who lives in a town so small everybody knows where everyone else’s birthmarks are.  He has performed in dozens of television and radio commercials, TV shows and is the voice of numerous cartoon characters every Saturday morning, including ‘The Ridonculous Race’, ‘Ella’ and the upcoming ‘Kody Kapow!’  His most current television and feature film roles include a guest starring appearance in ‘Rogue’, ‘Murdoch Mysteries’,   ‘Remedy’, ‘The Strain’, ‘One Starry Christmas’ , and the soon to be released, ‘Bon Cop Bad Cop 2’ and Stephen Kings ‘It’. He also enjoyed six seasons playing the role of Radio Redneck Fred Tupper in CBC’s hit sit-com ‘Little Mosque on the Prairie’ and two seasons of Family Channel’s ‘Really Me’. A Second City Mainstage alumnus, Neil has been performing improvised and sketch comedy for over twenty years and is the recipient of a Canadian Comedy Award for Best Radio Comedy for his work as ‘Bad Santa’ on Q107’s Derringer in the Morning. When not performing, Neil is busy writing; as an award-winning weekly humour columnist for Metroland papers, and a contributor to numerous publications including Zoomer Magazine, Ontario Out of Doors, Dogs in Canada and ACTRA Magazine. His books; ‘Semi-Colon; A Writers cheeky journey through Colo-rectal Cancer’, “Who Farted?’ – Stories in Verse for big and little kids” and “The Farmers Secret Midnight Dance” and his first collection of syndicated columns “Enter Laughing – The Early Years” are currently available at major bookstores. Neil is a cancer survivor and is a National Spokesperson for both the Colo-rectal Cancer Association of Canada and Colon Cancer Canada.  He is available as a motivational speaker, focusing on the power of laughter in healing.  When Neil grows up he wants to be an Astronaut.    https://www.thisischelseajohnson.com/

Wes is the cartoonist behind the Prophet of Zoom comic strip on the back page of Zoomer Magazine and he's the president of the Association of Canadian Cartoonists representing some of the finest editorial cartoonists from across the country. Aaron met Wes when the cartoonist moderated a panel discussion featuring the Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man creative team of Chip Zdarsky and Adam Kubert at the Royal Ontario Museum. Since then, he's been wanting to get Wes in the NSN studios and now he finally has his chance.The two begin by paying tribute to Wes's groovy grandma who exposed him to the underground comix of Robert Crumb, Spain Rodriguez and Kim Deitch at a very young age long before he ever knew about superhero comics. Meanwhile his parents took him to the circus and his favourite teacher Mr. Case fostered an advanced talent for drawing. From there, Aaron and Wes talk about his love of British comics from Beano and Dandy to 2000 AD and that time Paul McCartney dropped by Wes's cousin's place to ring in the new year. As a political head, Wes talks about his time working on a kibbutz in Israel, his four years in Cuba and how political cartooning pushes the envelope internationally way further than your ever allowed to in English Canada where you're much more beholden to the whims of the readership.Speaking of Cuba, Wes talks about that time he almost died in a car accident there and when his phones were bugged because everyone thought he was an American spy. Wes also breaks down the fundamentals of caricature for Aaron, the dangers of censorship -- including his thoughts on the Charlie Hebdo Massacre and when he learned to dodge bullets – and the disrespect of creative industries, especially cartooning with the death of newspapers. This episode is sponsored by Hairy Tarantula and Sequential Magazine.Wes' websiteWes on TwitterProphet of ZoomIdea City 2015 Charlie Hebdo discussionWes' books with Neil Crone and David Roth on GoodreadsAssociation of Canadian Cartoonists

Air Canada bumping people who have been booked for months, and the horror of 'standby'

Enjoy this half hour archived show with Neil Crone!   Kate and her special guest actor, author, speaker and cancer survivor Neil Crone talk about it all!  His hit tv series "Little Mosque on the Prairie", the actors he's worked with, his winning battle with cancer and  what he's up to lately plus find out how to get a copy of  his latest hilarious book "Who Farted"!

Join Kate and her special guest actor, author, speaker and cancer survivor Neil Crone for a half hour of fun and inspiration on June 7th at 11:30 a.m. EST!  Neil will talk about what he's up to lately and his new book "Who Farted"!