Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole drespel

Girls Gone Hallmark is your go-to Hallmark movie review podcast! Join Megan and Wendy as they sit down with The Iconic Keith Costumes to chat about his latest project, "Mystic Christmas." Not only do the girls dive into the costumes with Keith, but they also share their own thoughts on the film, highlighting what they liked and what they wished for. Tune in to hear all the festive fun plus some behind-the-scenes news on Keith Costumes' other Hallmark projects! If you enjoy listening to Girls Gone Hallmark, we could definitely use your 5-star ratings and written reviews on your preferred podcast platform. Apple Podcast listeners: Use your phone's podcast app -> find the Girls Gone Hallmark show -> scroll all the way down to the review section -> tap 5 stars and tell listeners why Girls Gone Hallmark is your favorite Hallmark podcast. About "Mystic Christmas" "Mystic Christmas" was filmed in southeastern Connecticut in late May and early June 2023. Some filming locations included Olde Mistick Village, Mystic Seaport Museum, Mango's Pizza, and Sift Bake Shop. Jessy Schram plays Juniper Jones. She has 66 previous acting credits, including the series "Chicago Med" as well as Hallmark movies like "Time for Them to Come Home for Christmas" and "A Nashville Christmas Carol." Related Podcast Episode: What did Girls Gone Hallmark think about "Where Are You, Christmas?" Chandler Massey plays Sawyer Adams. He has just 23 acting credits overall but he also has done 763 episodes of "Days of Our Lives." As for Hallmark, Massey has been in "The Professional Bridemaid," "Heart of the Matter," and "A Tale of Two Christmases." Patti Murin plays bestie Candice. Patti was in last year's "In Merry Measure" and is probably best known for her role as the original Princess Anna in the musical Frozen on Broadway. Keith Nielsen (known professionally as Keith Costumes) was the costume designer for "Mystic Christmas." He has also designed costumes for Hallmark movies like "A Holiday Spectacular," "Where Are You, Christmas?" and the upcoming "A Merry Scottish Christmas" and "A Biltmore Christmas." Related Podcast Episode: Megan and Wendy review "A Holiday Spectacular" This movie as directed by Marlo Hunter. Marlo has just four other movie directing credits and this appears to be her first Hallmark film. Writing credit is given to Nicole Drespel, Christy O'Connor, and Andrew Gernhard. What Christmas Movies Will Girls Gone Hallmark Review this Year?

Continuing with WB Madness with one of the crown jewels of Michigan J. Frog's empire, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. No primary guest this week as Caitlin and Lauren take voice memos from the We Stan/Buffy fam, including Liz Tegart, Elena Skopetos, Stacy Kulow, Juan Leon, Victoria Edel, Emily Duke, Lauren Ashley Smith, Katy Swan and Nicole Drespel. Caitlin makes Lauren make the ultimate choice in a game she's not prepared for.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 3: Ghosts with Haunted History Trail Founder Kelly Rapone Upstate New York is a great place to be a ghost. After all, America's most famous ghost calls this region home. It's also a great place to experience a ghost. From five star haunted hotels, to decadent haunted restaurants, New York is turning "farm to table" into "graveyard to table." Delcicious. Love and Excelsior, The Cozy Brothers P.S. This epiosde also features the vocal talents of Nicole Drespel and Christopher Scott. A really great team.  

Comedians and co-hosts of the Pod of Time podcast, Nicole Drespel and Jackie Jennings, joined us to discuss ill-advised forays into "content production" and discount Peeps schemes. We also talk hand stands gone wrong, moving anxiety, and Tsar Bomba and much, much more before rounding it out with a dip in the Piss Tank. Be sure to find Nicole Drespel on Goodreads if you can and to follow Jackie Jennings at @ohhijackie. If you're digging Stinkers PLEASE, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and spread the word! Once you do, tag us on social media and we'll shout you out on the pod in whatever disgusting way you wish. Stinkers is hosted by real life dumpster friends Caroline Cotter, James Dwyer, and Maggie Widdoes. Follow them and the podcast on social media: @cotterpoop @jamesbdwyer @mwids @stinkerspod

On episode 34 of Portroidcast, I'm joined by Nicole Drespel. We discuss improv, sketch comedy, fandom, book club drama, writing for television, and so much more! Nicole is a delight. Listen now! A portroid of Nicole from 2012, when we were at UCB together

On episode 34 of Portroidcast, I'm joined by Nicole Drespel. We discuss improv, sketch comedy, fandom, book club drama, writing for television, and so much more! Nicole is a delight. Listen now! A portroid of Nicole from 2012, when we were at UCB together

Jackie Jennings and Nicole Drespel join gabrus to discuss Wheel of Time (the TV series, not the preverbial wheel) Check out gabrus' other podcast,Action Boyz. Advertise onHigh & Mighty viaGumball.fm. Shout out to Magic Spoon, Hello Fresh & Truebill for sponsoring this episode. Go tomagicspoon.com/ham and use our promo code HAM at checkout to save five dollars off your order! Go toHelloFresh.com/high16 and use code high16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts! Go toTruebill.com/MIGHTY to start canceling today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're so freaking pumped to be watching Winners at War! Lida has watched 39 seasons of Survivor in order as the CBS Gods intended, and here we are at S40 Episodes 1 + 2. We started in a pandemic and look at us now! First a recap from Lida of S34-S39 [spoiler alert, not all of the seasons were good!]. Then, the girls are joined by repeat guest Nicole Drespel and her partner Chris Scott. We talk about our favorite players, those bright messenger bags, and of course, Old School vs. New School. Plus, the hottest drop your buff about Probst that we've had yet.  Please cast your votes to keep us alive by liking and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts! Rate The Women's Alliance 5-stars on Apple Podcasts and tell us your favorite season of Survivor and maybe we'll cover it next. And make sure to share with your tribe! Connect with The Women's Alliance on Instagram @thewomensalliancepod.     Follow Host Lida Darmian: Instagram: @lidapida Twitter: @leeduh   Follow Host Jenny Gorelick: Instagram: @jennycestquoi Twitter: @jennygorelick TikTok: @jennycestquoi   Follow Christopher Scott:  Twitter: @Big_Chris_Scott     The Women's Alliance is on the More Banana network. It is produced by Regina Averion. Music is by Boy Brooks. Cover art is by Dustin Molina. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We made, y'all! The Women's Alliance has made it to the final two episodes of season 28, and we are pumped to have comedian and Survivor expert Nicole Drespel as our guest! Listen in as we do a full season strategy deep-dive, what's going on behind the scenes, and introduction of the goat! And no one has to worry about spoilers cause we know who won! Of course, we discuss gender dynamics, learn about "edgic", Komodo dragons, and ask the question--do we have our dumbest move ever? Thanks for listening along as we round up a “historically epic" season of Survivor.  Please cast your votes to keep us alive by liking and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts! Rate The Women's Alliance 5-stars on Apple Podcasts and tell us your favorite season of Survivor and maybe we'll cover it next. And make sure to share with your tribe! Connect with The Women's Alliance on Instagram @thewomensalliancepod.   Follow Host Lida Darmian: Instagram: @lidapida Twitter: @lidapida   Follow Host Jenny Gorelick: Instagram: @jennycestquoi Twitter: @jennygorelick Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

* Reposted to fix Audio sync issues We welcome actor, writer, director and best of all friend Nicole Drespel. We talk about kangaroos, classical music and spooky mysteries. If you know Nicole (and for the love of God only if you know her) ... send her a text! --- 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/hotgosswithtrashcomedy/message

We're back for season two! Today we're talking about reading—an activity you may be doing more or less of in these pandemic times. We bring on one of our most literary-minded pals, comedian and writer Nicole Drespel, to discuss the science behind what makes reading a form of self-care. Special shout outs to Scholastic Book Fairs, Dawson's Creek, and your aunt's favorite, Danielle Steel. *TW: brief mention of sexual assault* Books we referenced: The Overstory by Richard Powers Little Weirds by Jenny Slate The Other End of the Leash by Patricia McConnell  In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado Dog Songs by Mary Oliver Muggie Maggie by Beverly Cleary  Study References: Kidd, David Comer, and Emanuele Castano. “Reading literary fiction improves theory of mind.” Science (New York, N.Y.) vol. 342,6156 (2013): 377-80. doi:10.1126/science.1239918 Berns, Gregory S et al. “Short- and long-term effects of a novel on connectivity in the brain.” Brain connectivity vol. 3,6 (2013): 590-600. doi:10.1089/brain.2013.0166 Cain, Kate, and Jane Oakhill. “Matthew effects in young readers: reading comprehension and reading experience aid vocabulary development.” Journal of learning disabilities vol. 44,5 (2011): 431-43. doi:10.1177/0022219411410042 Gualano, M R et al. “The long-term effects of bibliotherapy in depression treatment: Systematic review of randomized clinical trials.” Clinical psychology review vol. 58 (2017): 49-58. doi:10.1016/j.cpr.2017.09.006

Nicole Drespel (Broad City) stops by to take the boys on a journey from college short-form to New York City long form improv, with some wonderful reminiscing along the way. Nicole is on Instagram and Twitter @nicolemtherese Recorded on December 3rd, 2020 Instagram @chuckleheads_pod @yojeanty @sirbizlow Twitter @sirbizlow @stevejeanty --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chuckleheadscomedy/support

This week: "Assholes at Mask City" from episode 1.13 "That's the Silliest Thing I've Ever Heard."Starring Adam Bozarth, Dan Chamberlain, Nicole Drespel, Taylor Moore, and DC Pierson. Written by Taylor Moore.ORIGINALLY RELEASED: 01/22/2012BUY OUR NEW MERCH ON TEEPUBLIC: https://www.teepublic.com/user/left-handed-radioIf you would like to support us and get access to our back catalog, go to www.patreon.com/lefthandedradio and become a patron!www.LeftHandedRadio.com | patreon.com/LeftHandedRadiofacebook.com/LeftHandedRadio | instagram.com/lefthandedradio | twitter.com/LeftHandedRadiolefthandedradio@gmail.com413-547-1055

Lance interviews Kunaal on his improvisational comedy years. This was memorable interview for Kunaal, since it brings up many memories both good and bad, that were formative for him in his ("eh kinda funny") comedy skills. There is a significant moment in the interview that we kept, wherein Kunaal pulls his shields down and truly becomes a bit more vulnerable and speaks volumes to what his experience with improv was for him both in college and afterwards. (Lance is a good interviewer!) Kunaal tells a story where he met SNL actress Kate McKinnon and the hilariously awkwardness that ensued. Correction--the Broad City Actress' name was Nicole Drespel not "Fetcho." Wanted to give a huge Shout out to the Improv Shop in St. Louis and all the respective teachers: Melanie Penn, Andy Sloey,  John Langen, Katie Nunn, and Kevin McKernan. Also if you are at SLU check out the League of Laughter or LOL. Oh and dont worry, Yakuza is mentioned. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/they-need-a-hobby/support

**Recorded on May 22nd** Matt is joined by Robby Hoffman & Nicole Drespel to discuss Disneyland, nudes, and being bad at basketball.

Welcome to the RHAP B&B! Mike Bloom and Liana Boraas welcome actress, writer, and comedian Nicole Drespel to play a series of segments and games around the most recent episode of Survivor: Winners at War. The post Survivor B&B with Mike Bloom & Liana Boraas | Season 40 Episode 6 with Nicole Drespel appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Welcome to the RHAP B&B! Mike Bloom and Liana Boraas welcome actress, writer, and comedian Nicole Drespel to play a series of segments and games around the most recent episode of Survivor: Winners at War. The post Survivor B&B with Mike Bloom & Liana Boraas | Season 40 Episode 6 with Nicole Drespel appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

A 10-year-old Connor acts onstage in a 1985 production of Oliver! and has a seemingly disastrous first television interview. Years later, a 17-year-old Connor stars in a production of Ordinary People across from Emmy-winning actor Jon Hamm (Mad Men, The Town, Baby Driver), who was a senior in college at the time. Connor and Jon look back on their time working together and recount their highs and lows in various audition rooms. Plus, a recreation of Connor's Band of Brothers re-audition scene featuring Nicole Drespel (UCB, Broad City, 30 Rock), and a candid conversation about the audition process with a real New York City casting director.See 10-year-old Connor's appearance on KRCG-TV's Showtime.

I asked many of the people I interviewed the same question: what advice would you give an improvisor in their first year doing improv? Featuring Maritza Montañez, Liz Noth, Chris Scott, Morgan Phillips, Will Hines, Bill DiPiero, Achilles Stamatelaky, Ashley Ward, Ray Cordova, Sebastian Conelli, Joey Price, Patrick Noth, Kevin Mullaney, Lily Du, Nicole Drespel, […]

Well this is it — the end of the road, the last hurrah, the grand finale. Game of Thrones is OVER and we’re sad. And confused. Conflicted! Perhaps even annoyed? Jackie is joined by Kristen Acimovic, Nicole Drespel, and Corin Wells to talk alllll about their many, many, MANY feelings regarding the end of Game of Thrones.

This week Queen Nicole Drespel (UCB, Broad City) joins the worried girls to discuss Survivor and the peril of hating things we want to love. We also talk books: the rules of buying, lending, borrowing, and reading them. Stick around to find out why Delaney and Lindsey are BOTH banned from Poshmark.

Good For Her: Episode 12: Nicole Drespel and Celebrity Big Brother! We talk CBB with our dear old friend Nicole Drespel! Featuring: Nicole Drespel www.nicoledrespel.com Viviana Olen @vivianahhhh Matt Harkins @mattharkinz Robert Balkovich @robertbalkovich Produced by: Abbey Little twitter: @abbey_little instagram: @abbeylittle Mia Reedy twitter: @mia_reedy instagram: @mia_reedy

I asked a bunch of improvisors a simple question: “Why do you do improv?” Featuring answers from Nicole Drespel, Kevin Hines, Devin Ritchie, Achilles Stamatelaky, David Bluvband, Lily Du, Chris Scott, Molly Thomas, Morgan Phillips, James Dwyer, Liz Noth, Alex Dickson, Lydia Hensler, Will Hines, and Sebastian Conelli. Hosted by Curtis Retherford.

The crew is sent deep into Alliance space to pull off a high-stakes con. Pleck makes a speech. C-53 puts his new digits to work. Bargie lands a gig.  Featuring: Jeremy Bent as C-53 Alden Ford as Pleck Decksetter Allie Kokesh as Dar Seth Lind as Nermut Bundaloy and the Triplo Triplets Winston Noel as Mark Moujan Zolfaghari as Bargie, Connee and Li’l Boop Boop With Special Guest Nicole Drespel as Tresedora Lonlée Edited by Seth Lind Recording, Sound Design and Mix by Shane O’Connell Music by Brendan Ryan Additional Music by Shane O’Connell Opening Crawl narration by Jeremy Crutchley Ship design for The Bargarean Jade by Eric Geusz

Nicole Drespel (UCB Theatre) drops by to watch Aaron Sorkin's Sports Night, and almost drowns.

Whether you have a daily routine set in stone, tend to switch things up, or prefer to live that wild card life, we all need to stop and ask ourselves how we can get our sh*t more together from time to time. Considering a fancy 12-step skin routine? Jonathan Van Ness from Queer Eye has got your back. Or are you n dire need of cleaning up your digital act? Then stay tuned for comedian and writer Nicole Drespel of Audioboom's podcast "Inbox" as she guides our reluctant and forever-messy producer Anna from inbox ~9.483 to inbox zero.Listen to Audioboom's "Inbox" with Nicole Drespel and Matt Stroup here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/inbox/id1289708220?mt=2See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Pattern Game is one of the fundamental Harold openings. It can seem intimidating at first, but once mastered it can be an effective, clean way of getting clear premises for your Harold. Featuring Achilles Stamatelaky, James Dwyer, Nicole Drespel, Will Hines, Johnna Scrabis, Molly Thomas, Kelsey Bailey, Jesse Lee, Devin Ritchie, and Lily Du. […]

After a team gets a suggestion, they typically do an opening of some sort to generate the ideas they will explore within a Harold. This episode focuses a couple specific openings and on openings in general. Featuring Jessica Morgan, Jesse Lee, Nicole Drespel, Jenny St. Angelo, Achilles Stamatelaky, and Devin Ritchie. Hosted by Curtis Retherford.

Nicole Drespel (UCB, Broad City, 30 Rock) sits down with us to talk vanilla. Delicious, creamy, boring vanilla. But don’t be fooled, there are some firsts on the show today: Winston actually feels worse about his song by the end, and someone brought in THEIR FAVORITE SONG. Enjoy!   Winston’s pick: Coldplay-Speed of Sound Alden’s pick: Fastball-Out of My Head […]

Nicole makes a triumphant return as we read her pick: Time Breakers #1-5 by Rachel Pollack and Chris Weston. Originally published by DC Comics' long-defunct Helix imprint, this probably-wasn’t-intended-to-be-but-ended-up-being-a mini-series is all about time travel and paradox, so get ready to be sufficiently confused! You’ll also learn the downside of being a jewel thief, and hear Matt clarify things! As Time Breakers is rather difficult to find, here are a few scans to give you an idea of the comic. You can find copies on Amazon and My Comic Shop. Angela’s origin The Hamlet paradox Well-dressed heroes This is how you die Where _did_ Angela go? The Time Breakers paradox Playing a god The big paradox Be sure to check out Dibs, the web series that Nicole directed since she last appeared on the show. Music: “Making Time” by the Creation "Nicole Drespel / Time Breakers #1-5 (1997)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2013/time-breakers.html

Matt and Brett talk about this summer’s offering of comic book movies, Spider-Man in the ‘80s, the duo’s cross-country summer travels, Brett’s job at MTV Splash Page, and the coming of the Batfleck! Next week we will be reading Time Breakers #1-5 by Rachel Pollack and Chris Weston. Nicole Drespel will be returning to discuss the most head-scratchingest time travel adventure ever! This one’s out of print, but you can find copies on Amazon and My Comic Shop. Music: “Why I Cry” by Best Coast "Ben Affleck Is In The Shadow Of Ben Affleck" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2013/ben-affleck.html

Writer, actress, comedian Nicole Drespel returns to conduct the very first Blasto Science Experiment, discuss our preferred apocalypses, the science of zombies, and: The Stinky Past, Lean into Pregnant, Cupric, Blasto Experiment, "Yeah Dave, Clothes!", Insane Watch Placement, Empire Waist Body, Leather Daddy Quinceañera, Your Favorite Apocalypse, Name All of Rockland, Quick, Rapture Fear, Pokapocaplyse/A-poke-alypse  Music from this episode: Blasto Podcast Theme: "Blast Off" by the Monks —- Follow us on Facebook! Check out David's ePamphlet A List of Animals I Believe I Could Defeat in Single Combat, Organized by Phylum! Follow Nicole on twitter @nicolemtherese Follow David on twitter @DavidBlasto

Writer, actress, comedian Nicole Drespel is our returning champion in this episode of the Blasto Podcast, where we learn about America and the best way to tell someone knocking that you're in that bathroom, also: I

Nicole Drespel hasn’t been on the show since episode #48 (Gotham Central). How is she? Where has she been? What has she been reading? She and Brett play a game of catch up, including her thoughts on The Amazing Spider-Man (and his appearance at SDCC), a letter from a 1977 issue of Ms. Marvel, before moving on to today’s topic: jumping back into comics. Nicole has picked up two series and read their newest issues without going back to see what she’s missed: Wolverine & The X-Men #33 and Hawkeye #12. How easy was it to jump back in? What should she read next? Anyway, here’s what you should read next: Next week we’ll be reading Kick-Ass 2 by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. Get a copy from Amazon or download from Comixology. Music: “Right Action” by Franz Ferdinand "Jumping In Without Catching Up" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2013/jumping-in.html

Things get edgy, angsty and grungy with the arrival of Generation X from Marvel Comics, by Scott Lobdell and Chris Bachalo. Nicole Drespel and Matt Fisher join Brett to discuss the ‘90s iteration of the classic teen-mutants-with-problems premise. Spoiler Alert for, like, every awful thing that happens to these characters in later years. Matt Fisher is a New York City based comedian who can be seen performing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre with The Law Firm. You can also follow him on Twitter @fishermatt and on Tumblr. You can find Generation X #1-4 on Amazon or My Comic Shop. Music: “Christmas Wrapping” by the Waitresses "Matt Fisher & Nicole Drespel / Generation X #1-4 (1994-1995)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/generation-x.html

Things get downright horrific when the gang discusses the Image Comics mini-series Severed, by Scott Snyder, Scott Tuft and Attila Futaki. Equally horrific: the prospect of mothers exposing their unborn children to Backstreet Boys music in the name of science. But is it as scary as a cannibal killer stalking America in 1916, in search of children to eat? You be the judge! Nicole returns just in time for this super scary tale. Our guest is writer Becky Ferreira. Becky recently interviewed the cast of Amazing Spider-Man! Severed #1-7 is available digitally on Comixology and a lovely hardcover can be ordered from Amazon.com. Music: “Garbageman” by The Cramps "Becky Ferreira and Nicole Drespel / Severed #1-7 (2011-2012)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/severed.html

Step inside The Cone of Truth, where Matt and Brett have been joined by Nicole and the always awesome Kelly Sue DeConnick. Things get truthy about all of Kelly Sue’s current and upcoming projects, including the just-released Captain Marvel #2, the just-announced Avengers Assemble, and the just-Tumblr’d Ninja Princess Zombie Rockstar. This week we discuss Kelly Sue’s pick, Planetary, and try to wrap our brains the mad, mad genius that is Warren Ellis. Also, a shout out to Olympic Cards & Comics in Lacey, WA. You can find Planetary #1-6 by Warren Ellis and John Cassaday on Comixology or Amazon. Kelly Sue DeConnick’s work can be seen monthly in Captain Marvel and other fine comics. You can follow her on Twitter and Tumblr. Music: “Intergalactic” by The Beastie Boys "Kelly Sue DeConnick and Nicole Drespel / Planetary #1-6 (1999)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/planetary.html

Things get spooky this week, though it has less to do with The Night Things and more to do with the tales told by this week’s guest, sketch comedy writer Kerry McGuire. Actually, not “spooky” so much as dark. We discuss Nicole’s pick, the first Courtney Crumrin series from Oni Press. The book inspires a little bit of talk about childhood alienation and a lot of talk about pupils. Eye pupils. Newly colored versions of Courtney Crumrin & The Night Things #1-4 can be found on Comixology and on Amazon. Kerry McGuire is a writer for the sketch comedy team Charlemagne, who perform in New York City as part of Maude Night at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre. Music: “Good Ol' Fashion Nightmare” by Matt & Kim "Kerry McGuire and Nicole Drespel / Courtney Crumrin & The Night Things" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/night-things.html

The show takes a detour from positivity to discuss what can only be referred to as the Birdemic of comic books! Time travel, future ninjas, inexplicable fighting, poor spatial relations, Pottery Barn, what doesn’t this mini-series have? A reason for existing. It doesn’t have a reason for existing. Listen and find out if this mini is so bad it’s… nah, it’s just so bad. But no body-shaming, y'all! This mini-series can be purchased in the trade paperback X-Force: The Legend Returns. As a point of reference, you can read about Birdemic on Wikipedia. Zhubin Parang is a writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He can also be seen performing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre with the sketch team Charlemagne and improvising in the show What I Did For Love. Music: “Take Back the Toys” by The Hives "Zhubin Parang and Nicole Drespel / X-Force v2 #1-6 (2004-2005)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/birdemic-of-comic-books.html

Everything discussed in this episode was way too heavy to be discussed past 11 PM, but the Fearless Foursome — Matt, Brett, Nicole, and Benjamin Apple — did just that. If you’ve been waiting to hear comic book fans and comedians discuss the objectification of women in burlesque, the government’s role in labor unions, nature versus nurture, and intellectual property rights, then this is the show for you! Also: Nicole takes the listeners on a guided tour of all the things that have made Brett cry. All of the above, of course, stem from this week’s comic book pick: The Goon #36-39, by Eric Powell. Issues of The Goon can be purchased digitally on The Dark Horse Comics digital store. You can view the trailer for The Goon animated feature on YouTube here. Benjamin Apple is a writer for the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre sketch team Onassis, who won the 2011 FriSC competition. He’s also a headline contributor for The Onion and appeared in an episode of Gossip Girl. Music: “Heartbeat” by Dum Dum Girls "Benjamin Apple and Nicole Drespel / The Goon # 36-39 (2011-2012)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/the-goon.html

Things get all demonically weird with the New Mutants, and we can only think about party planning and Cannonball’s pleasure schedule. Sketch comedian Kathy Salerno joins us and urges listeners to “create their own arenas.” Also, we track how long it takes Nicole to spot a social injustice in our reading, and the answer is either sooner or later than you expect! Also, Ch'od is discussed. Kathy Salerno is a writer for the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre sketch team Fambly, who perform in New York City on the second Monday of every month. She’s also one third of the Scott Snyder approved Watchin' Downton web-series. Music: “Exorcising Demons” by The Features "Kathy Salerno and Nicole Drespel / New Mutants #18-21 (1984)" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2012/new-mutants.html

Live show! February 26th, 6 PM at the UCB East Theater in New York! Reserve tickets here! This month on the show: Tond Mitchell has a song for his pesky wife, Linda Francis has an excellent benefits package, the staff of Mask City hates stupid questions, Herb from Pittsburgh takes listener calls, Smiley Cleaners, Agent X-9 finds his long lost brother, the coolest teachers spit educational rhymes at Friday's school assembly, Skribblish!, an excerpt from the instructional video series "Attracting Women with Your Neck," Roger Harrison introduces Mitt Romney, James finds his soulmate, and a soulful tune can't explain that smell. This month's show was written and performed by Adam Bozarth, Dan Chamberlain, Matt Little, Taylor Moore, and Anna Rubanova with special guests Nicole Drespel, Jason Flowers, Kelly Hudson, and DC Pierson. Theme music by Dan Warren. Check out his podcast, The International House of Dancakes. www.LeftHandedRadio.com | lefthandedradio@gmail.com | 413-547-1055