Podcasts about pardcast a thon

In case you missed Pardcast-A-Thon 2024 on Saturday, here are four of the 25 guest segments from the show featuring Sarah Silverman, Patton Oswalt, Oliver Pardo and Alyssa Sabo! To watch the full nine-plus hour show, head over to pardcastathon.com and purchase the #PCAT24 Download Package, available now! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The mail is here, and with it comes the ABCs of NNF! Then, Andy explains how he lost on Jeopardy!To hear the full episode, head over to nevernotfunny.com and sign up for a Platinum subscription. Plans start at $6/month and include a second full episode every week, video of every episode, plus a monthly bonus episode. More perks, like access to our full back catalog, an exclusive T-shirt, a guest photo book and more are also available. Sign up today!Also, don't forget to tune into PARDCAST-A-THON 2024 on May 25th from 3pm-Midnight PDT at pardcastathon.com! 25 hilarious guests in 9 hours -- music, laughs, games, auctions, all in support of Smile Train.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Phil and David follow their special Oscar Week episode with Jimmy Kimmel with this never not funny "Lunch" with another hilarious Jimmy -- their friend Jimmy Pardo who has hosted both of them on his own popular and long standing podcast called "Never Not Funny." Phil and David discuss how they each first came to know Jimmy, then seek some advice about keeping a podcast alive and well. Jimmy tells a great horror story about his worst moment as a stand up comedian, working for a record company and nearly opening for Elton John, and his Pardcast-A-Thon charity event to benefit Smile Train. Jimmy also shares the less than wild story about getting cut out of the movie "Dreamgirls," while David tells his own tale about getting cut out of the movie "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping," while producer Will Sterling explains what it felt like to get edited out of an episode of "This Is Us." Phil then offers his power producer perspective and tries to make everyone feel better. All this and tasty salads and sandwiches from Oui Melrose. To learn more about building community through food and "Somebody Feed the People," visit the Philanthropy page at philrosenthalworld.com.

If you missed Pardcast-A-Thon 2020 on Saturday, here are five of the seventeen guest segments from the show featuring Richard Kind, Nikki Glaser, Rebecca Loebe, Paul F. Tompkins and Jen Kirkman! To watch the full six-plus hour show, head over to nevernotfunny.com and purchase the #PCAT2020 Download Package, available Friday, October 16th! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.

If you missed Pardcast-A-Thon 2020 on Saturday, here are five of the seventeen guest segments from the show featuring Richard Kind, Nikki Glaser, Rebecca Loebe, Paul F. Tompkins and Jen Kirkman! To watch the full six-plus hour show, head over to nevernotfunny.com and purchase the #PCAT2020 Download Package, available Friday, October 16th! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.

Jimmy Pardo (Never Not Funny, Pardcastathon) competes to cheer Josh up and chat about his upcoming podcast marathon (10/10) to benefit Smile Train. Jimmy's breathtaking performance in a game of No One Ballad Should Have All That Power sets a new all-time Make My Day high score. He then donates his $100 grand prize winnings to the aforementioned Smile Train. Finally, Josh and Jimmy give pep talks to sound engineers and valet parking attendants. Listen and subscribe to Jimmy's podcast Never Not Funny: https://www.nevernotfunny.com/ Check out Pardcastathon on 10/10 to benefit Smile Train: https://www.pardcastathon.com/ Donate to Smile Train any time: https://www.smiletrain.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian, podcasting pioneer and former MCA Records employee Jimmy Pardo returns to discuss what defines prog rock, whether there's a current American band that could garner the sendoff that Canadians gave The Tragically Hip, finally owning a favorite LP after a 20-year search, and his new web series Jimmy's Record & Tapes, where he revisits albums in his collection from 1975 to 1995, along with hilarious personal stories. Subscribe and catch a new episode every Tuesday at youtube.com/nevernotfunny. You can also use that link for the 11th annual Pardcast-A-Thon -- a 12-hour, live-streaming celebrity fundraiser to benefit the cleft palate charity Smile Train -- airing Saturday, May 23rd. Dive into Jimmy's award-winning podcast Never Not Funny however you listen, follow him on the web at jimmypardo.com and on Twitter, @jimmypardo.   

Hello!   I managed to avoid Endgame spoilers and you can too!   Episode #487 Segmented Thusly:   Movie Monologue = Avengers: Infinity War, Captain Marvel and Avengers: Endgame.   Television Talk = The Tick (Live Action) Season 1-2.    Book Banter = Orion In The Dying Time (Orion #3) by Ben Bova   Game Gabbin' = Proteus, Virginia, Wrongworld and Penumbra.   Internet Intercourse = Comedy Bang Bang: 10 Year Anniversary, Doughboys with guests Kevin Pollak & Jamie Fox and Pardcastathon 2019 for www.smiletrain.org

Select segments from Pardcast-A-Thon 2019 featuring Conan O'Brien, Paula Poundstone, Andy Daly and Jen Kirkman. Purchase the full 12-hour audio/video package at nevernotfunny.com! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.

Select segments from Pardcast-A-Thon 2019 featuring Conan O'Brien, Paula Poundstone, Andy Daly and Jen Kirkman. Purchase the full 12-hour audio/video package at nevernotfunny.com! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.

Since launching in 2007, the Los Angeles-based comedy label ASpecialThing has churned out laughs on 7, 10 and 12" formats, putting influential voices such as Patton Oswalt, Cameron Esposito, Karen Kilgariff, Jonah Ray and Kyle Kinane to vinyl. Today, on top of his early love for hip-hop, how he swayed his parents to buy him a Muppet Show album and what it's like to get a Grammy, AST co-founder Matt Belknap takes us through the in's and out's of putting stand-up sets to wax. Plus, as producer of the groundbreaking podcast Never Not Funny, Matt will co-host Pardcast-A-Thon -- a 12-hour, live-streaming telethon version of NNF -- on Saturday, May 4th. Proceeds benefit children's cleft palate charity Smile Train, for whom Matt and the gang have raised over $1 million during their past nine fundraisers. Watch all the craziness for a good cause via youtube.com/nevernotfunny, purchase albums from ASpecialThing via astrecords.bigcartel.com, follow @mattbelknap on Instagram and subscribe to NNF's weekly podcasts on the Earwolf Network however you listen.

Select segments from Pardcast-a-thon 2018, a benefit for Smile Train. Featuring Conan O'Brien, Tig Notaro, Rory O'Malley and Paul F. Tompkins. Purchase the full 12-hour audio/video package at nevernotfunny.com! Proceeds benefit Smile Train.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello! Keep your arm curls  I would rather  curl up with a good book! Episode #397 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = Resident Evil 5: Retribution,  The Edge of Seventeen,  The Shallows, Justice League Dark and  Into the Inferno.  Television Talk = Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park  Book Banter =  Double Movie Monologue = Doctor Strange, Mike & Dave Need Wedding Dates, Band of Robbers, Enter the Battlefield: Life on the Magic and Tombstone.  Game Gabbin' = New Video Card Installation and PC vs. Console.  Internet Intercourse = Nerdist with guest Catherine O'Hara, WTF with guest Eugene Levy,  Dumb People Town, VSauce3: Time with guest Neil Degrasse Tyson, Headgum's YouTube page and Vance Gilbert (first heard on Pardcastathon)

Jimmy Pardo, Stephanie Escajeda, John Butler and Ingrid Oliver join Dave Holmes for some controversial pop song talk, Steve Bannon sex dreams, and terrible present discussions. Jimmy Pardo would like to plug Never Not Funny's annual Pardcastathon charity livestream and recommends you check out comedians Sean White, Barbara Gray (who has a show on MaxFun!), and Gary Petersen.  Stephanie Escajeda wants to plug her daughter's Instagram account @kidfluencer and Making History on Fox and recommends Search Party on TBS and Gleason John Butler wants to plug his film Handsome Devil and recommends Other People. Ingrid Oliver wants to plug You, Me and Him and recommends What's Left by Nick Cohen And finally Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and hosts his live quiz show The Friday Forty at LA's Meltdown Theatre on the second Friday of every month. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter Written by Sarah Morgan and Riley Silverman, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA, produced by Christian Dueñas, Jennifer Marmor, and Laura Swisher

Pioneer of podcasting and stand-up comedy veteran Jimmy Pardo joins me this week to discuss his memories of vinyl growing up, working in Chicago record stores, his sales career with MCA Records in the mid-80's, warming up audiences for The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien and TBS' Conan, and possibly his shortest comedy gig ever, "opening" for Elton John! As host of the incredibly popular Never Not Funny podcast, Jimmy also talks about the fantastic work the show has done for cleft palate charity Smile Train during their yearly Pardcastathon, having raised almost $800,000 since 2009. Jimmy's 2005 album Pompous Clown is now available for the first time on vinyl from astrecords.bigcartel.com, and Pardcastathon 2017 takes place this coming March! Subscribe to Never Not Funny however you listen to podcasts, and follow @jimmypardo and @nevernotfunny on Twitter! SPONSORS: Pinwheel Records, 1722 W. 18th St. in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood; Vinyl For A Cause, promoting charitable good, one record sale at a time; Table-Turned, a new vinyl subscription service giving you your choice of genre for as low as about $12/album.   Follow @VinylEmergency on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Show questions and feedback are always welcomed at vinylemergency@gmail.com. Sign up to be a part of our LIVE audience Sat., Jan. 14th in Chicago at vinylemergency.com!

Did you know #AL won a Grammy? Truly. Also, while we're asking questions, which is worse: the person who says champers or the person who says brekkie? These are a few of the many topics covered on this episode. Also Daniel's increasing and reluctant obsession with Vanderpump Rules, vocal exercises, compassion fatigue, stinky fridges, #workfridge, eating at a table versus over the garbage can, food at Jenna's family's house versus #AL's, Daniel's thoughts on cereal, mail bankruptcy and a special guest segment featuring ultrafan Rafael Castaneda who placed the winning bid to be a podcast guest during Pardcastathon. Plus we did a round of Just Me Or Everyone and talked about an adoptable dog named Roberto.

Dan Van Kirk and Pardcastathon winner Brian Rucker join Doug and Karen for a holiday themed meal from Andy Windak! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian Jimmy Pardo is know for his wildly successful "Never Not Funny" podcast and for the 6th year, he is doing a "Pardcast-a-Thon" to raise money for "Smile Train", a charity that helps children with cleft palate gain something to smile about. The event has helped over 2,000 children across the planet.Pardo will be doing his show at the ACME Theater in Los Angeles with guest such as Weird Al, Sarah Silverman, and Doug Benson, and the show will be streamed live on Youtube.We will talk to Pardo about how the event has impacted him and how the "Never Not Funny" podcast has evolved over the years. 

In this episode, I have the immense pleasure of chatting with the very hilarious Jimmy Pardo. A comedian often described as a "comic's comic" and the host of the immensely popular podcast "Never Not Funny," Jimmy is a guy who never fails to make me laugh. His podcast is the #2 podcast on iTunes hosted by a comic, after Ricky Gervais'. His television credits include: “Conan,” “That 70’s Show,” “Last Comic Standing” “Becker,” “The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson,” “Monk,” “The Tonight Show With Jay Leno” and his own half-hour special, "Comedy Central Presents Jimmy Pardo." You may have also seen him interviewing celebrities on Team Coco's web series, "The Pardo Patrol." We talk about everything from managing a record store in the 80's to writing bad jokes about tornados to his new web series "Write Now! with Jimmy Pardo," a joint production of Nerdist and Never Not Funny. It will come out on October 29 on the Nerdist YouTube channel. JIMMY PARDO'S BIO Jimmy Pardo is as funny talking to a stranger in an elevator as he is talking to a crowd from the comic stage. That's because everything he observes or thinks, he immediately scans to find the funny. And he always finds the funny. After Jimmy was told for like the thousandth time that he was even funnier offstage than he was onstage, he dropped most of the jokes from his act. Now he spends nearly his entire set interacting with, and making fun of, his audience. And they love it. Jimmy stands at the very center of the comedy world. That's not only because he's the ultimate "comic's comic," (as he's often called), but also because he represents where comedy is going, and everybody wants to come along. Jimmy's raucous-but-smart weekly podcast, "Never Not Funny," has revolutionized the way comedians use the internet to connect with their audiences. It's the No. 2 paid podcast hosted by a comedian, after Ricky Gervais's. His guest list reads like a Who's Who of comedy: Conan O'Brien, Adam Carolla, Kevin Pollack, and Sarah Silverman have all been guests. Actors Jon Hamm, Ty Burrell and Craig Bierko have appeared on several of the funniest episodes. "Never Not Funny" was voted by both iTunes and USA Today as one of the top podcasts of 2006 and 2007. It was an Editor's Pick in the September 2009 issue of Esquire magazine. In 2010, GQ magazine called the show "The Number 1 Relatively Obscure Thing You Need to Be Paying Attention To." The show, which started in Jimmy's dining room in 2006, now regularly hits the road with live tapings at festivals like SF Sketchfest, MaxFunCon, the Vancouver Comedy Festival and Bumbershoot. Twice, Jimmy and Co. have presented the "Pardcast-A-Thon," taping for up to 12 hours to raise money for The Smile Train. Besides the podcast, Jimmy continues to headline at some of America's top comedy clubs and currently works as Conan O'Brien's opening act on "Conan," getting the studio audience into a laughing mood before the show tapes (he did the same for Conan on "The Tonight Show"). A true multimedia talent, Jimmy has frequently appeared on television and in movies. He has performed on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson." He had his own half-hour special, "Comedy Central Presents Jimmy Pardo." He hosted "National Lampoon's Funny Money" on the Game Show Network, and was the co-host of AMC's "Movies at Our House" for four seasons. He has hosted episodes of VH1's "The Surreal Life" and "Love Lounge" and NBC's "Late Friday." He's appeared on popular shows such as "Monk," "That 70s Show," and "Becker." And he has acted in independent films such as "Relative Strangers" and "The Godfather of Green Bay." Jimmy was the co-writer and star of the critically-acclaimed one-man show subtly titled "Attention Must Be Paid: The Jimmy Pardo Story" and a live pilot presentation, "Jimmy Pardo's Dance Party." He hosts monthly shows at the famed Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles. He has recorded two comedy albums, "Uno" and "Pompous Clown."

Cole, Vanessa and quick-witted podcasting king Jimmy Pardo ("Never Not Funny") talk the Game Show Congress, the Golden Globe nominations, Zac Effron's split, a passionate defense for Billy Ray Cyrus, the love of Campbell Scott, the latest Fockers installment, elevator movie reviews, early drafts of speeches, the Shakespearian Brad Pitt, the Pardcastathon, Helen Mirren's bod, [...]