Podcast appearances and mentions of phil matarese

Une divinité transformée en chat, des aliments qui se battent pour exister ou des pigeons qui se questionnent sur leur sexualité, ce sont là quelques-unes des intrigues proposées par les trois séries d'animation disponibles sur Netflix, Prime Video et Max et qui apparaissent dans notre reco de la semaine. Sausage Party: Foodtopia sur Prime Video Série dérivée du film d'animation de 2016, Sausage Party : Foodtopia suit les aventures de Frank, Brenda, Barry, et Sammy dans un monde nouveau et inattendu : Foodtopia, une ville utopique où humains et aliments cohabitent en harmonie. Mais cette apparente tranquillité cache de sombres secrets, et nos héros devront une fois de plus se battre pour survivre. Tout au long de ces 10 épisodes de 22 minutes, la bande se retrouve confrontée à de nouveaux ennemis redoutables comme des aliments périmés ou encore des robots souhaitant éliminer toute contagion alimentaire. Les fans du film original seront ravis de retrouver les mêmes personnages hauts en couleur ainsi qu'un humour décapant. Une fiction diffusée sur Prime Video depuis le 11 juillet, qui fait partie des séries du mois à ne pas rater, à visionner absolument en version originale puisque les voix des protagonistes sont toujours assurées par Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Michael Cera et Edward Norton. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrmC2uJXsMM [bs_show url="sausage-party-foodtopia"] Exploding Kittens sur Netflix Fans de jeux de cartes et de séries, Exploding Kittens sera votre fiction de l'été ! Le pitch ? Dieu, lassé de son existence céleste et désireux de se rapprocher de l'humanité, se retrouve réincarné en chat. Propulsé sur Terre contre son gré, il doit accomplir une mission particulièrement périlleuse : empêcher le Diable, lui aussi transformé en chat, de corrompre une famille humaine à laquelle il va étonnamment s'attacher. Inspiré du jeu de cartes éponyme, dont la série a gardé quelques références, la série d'animation à retrouver sur Netflix à partir du 12 juillet mise sur un langage irrévérencieux et un humour noir plutôt poussé. Les plus fins limiers ne manqueront pas de reconnaître la voix de Tom Ellis dans le Dieu Chat, qui, ironiquement, a interprété l'incarnation vivante du diable pendant six saisons dans la série Lucifer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3F0Nt6ssLU [bs_show url="exploding-kittens"] Animals. sur Max Dans Animals., les êtres à deux ou quatre pattes, comprendre chats, chiens, rats, mouettes ou pigeons, sont des créatures amorales et cruelles n'hésitant pas à faire des blagues en dessous de la ceinture. La série suit, en effet, la vie quotidienne de ces animaux antipathiques parfois, attachants souvent, mais toujours profondément humains. Produite par les frères Duplass (Togetherness), et créée par Phil Matarese et Mike Luciano qui s'occupent également des voix principales, Animals. a cette particularité de se reposer sur un design très minimaliste, de délaisser de temps à autre le format « animation » au profit de séquences en live action et d'avoir la plupart de ces dialogues improvisés. Un véritable tour de force, quand on sait que de nombreux guests sont apparus tout au long des trois saisons de dix épisodes que compte la série disponible sur Max, la nouvelle plateforme de streaming arrivée en juin en France. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwq6RwrCXt8 [bs_show url="animals-2016"] Trois séries d'animation destinées aux fans de séries drôles et impertinentes !

Une divinité transformée en chat, des aliments qui se battent pour exister ou des pigeons qui se questionnent sur leur sexualité, ce sont là quelques-unes des intrigues proposées par les trois séries d'animation disponibles sur Netflix, Prime Video et Max et qui apparaissent dans notre reco de la semaine. Sausage Party: Foodtopia sur Prime Video Série dérivée du film d'animation de 2016, Sausage Party : Foodtopia suit les aventures de Frank, Brenda, Barry, et Sammy dans un monde nouveau et inattendu : Foodtopia, une ville utopique où humains et aliments cohabitent en harmonie. Mais cette apparente tranquillité cache de sombres secrets, et nos héros devront une fois de plus se battre pour survivre. Tout au long de ces 10 épisodes de 22 minutes, la bande se retrouve confrontée à de nouveaux ennemis redoutables comme des aliments périmés ou encore des robots souhaitant éliminer toute contagion alimentaire. Les fans du film original seront ravis de retrouver les mêmes personnages hauts en couleur ainsi qu'un humour décapant. Une fiction diffusée sur Prime Video depuis le 11 juillet, qui fait partie des séries du mois à ne pas rater, à visionner absolument en version originale puisque les voix des protagonistes sont toujours assurées par Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Michael Cera et Edward Norton. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrmC2uJXsMM [bs_show url="sausage-party-foodtopia"] Exploding Kittens sur Netflix Fans de jeux de cartes et de séries, Exploding Kittens sera votre fiction de l'été ! Le pitch ? Dieu, lassé de son existence céleste et désireux de se rapprocher de l'humanité, se retrouve réincarné en chat. Propulsé sur Terre contre son gré, il doit accomplir une mission particulièrement périlleuse : empêcher le Diable, lui aussi transformé en chat, de corrompre une famille humaine à laquelle il va étonnamment s'attacher. Inspiré du jeu de cartes éponyme, dont la série a gardé quelques références, la série d'animation à retrouver sur Netflix à partir du 12 juillet mise sur un langage irrévérencieux et un humour noir plutôt poussé. Les plus fins limiers ne manqueront pas de reconnaître la voix de Tom Ellis dans le Dieu Chat, qui, ironiquement, a interprété l'incarnation vivante du diable pendant six saisons dans la série Lucifer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3F0Nt6ssLU [bs_show url="exploding-kittens"] Animals. sur Max Dans Animals., les êtres à deux ou quatre pattes, comprendre chats, chiens, rats, mouettes ou pigeons, sont des créatures amorales et cruelles n'hésitant pas à faire des blagues en dessous de la ceinture. La série suit, en effet, la vie quotidienne de ces animaux antipathiques parfois, attachants souvent, mais toujours profondément humains. Produite par les frères Duplass (Togetherness), et créée par Phil Matarese et Mike Luciano qui s'occupent également des voix principales, Animals. a cette particularité de se reposer sur un design très minimaliste, de délaisser de temps à autre le format « animation » au profit de séquences en live action et d'avoir la plupart de ces dialogues improvisés. Un véritable tour de force, quand on sait que de nombreux guests sont apparus tout au long des trois saisons de dix épisodes que compte la série disponible sur Max, la nouvelle plateforme de streaming arrivée en juin en France. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwq6RwrCXt8 [bs_show url="animals-2016"] Trois séries d'animation destinées aux fans de séries drôles et impertinentes !

By popular demand, we've brought on our dear friend Phil Matarese for a once a month show called...The Meatball Special. For our inaugural episode we're diving deep into some good ol' shame and humiliation. Enjoy it. Go check out Phil's band HUSHMONEY's new single: https://open.spotify.com/track/4ej52LFLy9icxcxPyYTCte?si=6f1ee1196c914fc9 Sign up for the bonus episode at https://www.benandemilshow.com first month is free and all our previous bonus episodes are up there. This episode (and every episode) was masterfully edited by Dillon Moore. Check him out at https://www.dillonmoore.co and @ dillonmoore on IG We're on instagram. @ bencahn and @ emilderosa and @ dillonmoore and @ philorphilip

Radio journalist Charlotte Dunn (Emma Roberts) investigates the untold story of fallen tech wunderkind Julie Burke (Elizabeth Henstridge) as she launches a new venture with entrepreneurs Jed and Joel Toade (Gregory Stees and Jeff Ward). Best known for inventing the “DishJack,” a made-for-TV product that was a runaway success, the Toade Bros (as they like to be called) have recruited Julie to help them create their next big invention. They organize a kickoff call, in which Julie is introduced to their… unorthodox working style. This Pilot is released as part of the Tribeca Audio Storytelling Official Selection in the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival. Subscribe now to be the first to listen to the full series, slated for release in Fall 2022.

Join the gang of lovable losers as we talk about, HBO's Animals with guest and creator Phil Matarese. Join the conversation! Email us at totally.toonular@gmail.com. Send us recommendations or tell your feelings on any cartoon we've talked about. We will read your email live on air! Follow @Fantasyshed @feijaumvfx @yarn_yeti @_nicolematarese And follow Phil Matarese @philorphilip

The great Phil Matarese (writer, director, actor & co-creator of HBO's Animals & the very funny series Keebler) & I discuss toad licking, astrological signs, The Lonely Island, the origin & creation of Keebler, acting, making something you love, The Late Late Show hosted by Adam Pally, being creative during Covid, YouTube as a resource & ever-so-much more. @philorphilip on Twitter & IG philmatarese.com youtube.com/KeeblerSeries

01/25/2019 Episode 264 I talked with Phil Matarese!! We talked about Animals on HBO and how it was to work on the show! Very fun times were had. Check it out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yamatat/support

On this episode Cooper talks to writer, animator, and actor Phil Matarese who started his career working at an advertising company and before creating the HBO animated series Animals. We discuss how he finds creative community, what it was like creating episodes of Animals. on spec, and his expert opinion on Doritos flavors.If you’d like to contact us feel free to email us at PANationPodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram @PANationPodcast.

Co-creator of HBO's Animals, actor/writer/producer Phil Matarese talks Sundance, Snuggles the fabric softener bear, YouTube-assisted animation and why Dumb and Dumber is the greatest film on the face of the Earth. To him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-side-track/support

I've always wondered what I'd be like to have my own show on TV. Phil Matarese tells me all about how cool it is, how much work it takes, and how it all pays off in the end. There's plenty of obstacles like rejection and writer's block along the way. But it's all worth it to be creating for a living. I learned a lot talking to Phil and I think you will too. Follow Phil: https://www.instagram.com/philorphilip/?hl=en Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coolman_coffeedan/ Merch: https://www.coolman.store/ Watch This Podcast On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ThatsReallyCoolMan

On this week's Filling The Void, Lesley talks to writer and actor Phil Matarese about his love of making digital art and why he wears jeans while working from home. To talk to Lesley about your hobby, leave a voicemail at 844-370-VOID. You can also email the podcast at fillthevoidpod@gmail.com. Theme music by Michael Cassidy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ohhhhhh babyyy NOW we’re rockin!! In our opinion the best cure for the Coronavirus blues is a little Vitamin D…...Tenacious D that is!! This week R&R are joined via Zoom by (naturally funny, did not take improv classes) co-creator of HBO’S Animals, maker of horny books, rock and roll sweetie Phil Matarese!! They’re talking about Tenacious D’s first album called...you guessed it….“Tenacious D”.....and a bit on their short lived HBO show that preceded it. What are Phil, Richie, and Rebecca’s top 3 songs of the album? What is the one track they’d each skip? What is this, High Fidelity actually?? What is this album really about? Why does it rock so hard? How influential was it? Would The D be successful even without Jack’s rising star as an actor? How much butt stuff is in the album and can we talk about Hard Fucking? All this and more on this week’s Jacking Off! You can buy Phil’s new book of contemporary (ow ow horny) bumper stickers at: hornifyourehonky.com

This week Classroom Crush has finally been sabotaged ...by none other than co creator of HBO’s Animals and podcast bad boy Phil Matarese! In this episode Rebecca tries to trick Phil into talking about his high school crush “C.C” (an elusive older soccer babe) but mostly they’re talkin: Keepin it Keeb, “crazy” boners, when you want to marry a cop, Phil is not comfortable being vulnerable because him and his Boys are emotionally stunted, Rebecca got Mad On Twitter (Justice For Luke Taylor), a SCANDALOUS HIGH SCHOOL SKI TRIP FLASHBACK, when you’re just a small boy, getting cancelled, getting murdered??, Jacob Tremblay, and a RISKY facebook friend request LIVE ON AIR. Phil is unfortunately too funny to actually ruin Rebecca’s podcast. But if there’s no new episode next week...you know what happened. Follow Phil on twitter at: @philorphilip Follow Rebecca on twitter at: @AlmondMilkHotel Follow the show on twitter at: @ClassroomCrush MUSIC DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODE: Mixtape - Brand New

Bienvenue dans Tohu-Bohu, votre nouveau podcast musical ! Le principe est simple : on choisit des albums qui viennent de sortir, et on en parle autour de la table. Avec cet épisode 10, on entame la saison 2 de l'émission ! Et on commence en douceur (ou pas) avec 4 albums sortis en 2018, histoire de jeter un dernier coup d’œil dans le rétro. Podcast animé par Nathan Roux, accompagné de Marine Pellarin, Camille Deboos et d'Ugo Schimizzi. LES ALBUMS CRITIQUÉS DANS L'ÉMISSION : MGMT - Little Dark Age (01:22) Mylène Farmer - Désobéissance (16:00) Wardruna - Skald (34:15) Lomepal - Jeannine(47:33) LES RECOMMANDATIONS DE L'ÉQUIPE : Marine : Le web-comic "Scandinavia and the World" : https://satwcomic.com/ (01:15:12) Camille : La série de HBO "Animals." de Phil Matarese, Mike Luciano (2016) (01:16:40) Ugo : Le film "Comment C'est Loin" d'Orelsan et Christophe Offenstein dispo sur Netflix et sa BO (2015)(01:18:10) Nathan : Le film "Spiderman : Into the Spider-verse" de Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, Rodney Rothman (2018)(01:19:30) CRÉDITS : Émission enregistrée au Puzzle de Thionville le mercredi 21 novembre 2018. Régie : Coraïl Générique : Audiobinger - Random Thoughts / Casseurs Flowters - La Mort du Disque freemusicarchive.org/music/Audiobinger/

That Lana Del Ray/Cat Power song? Animal from the Muppets should get a co-write on that one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil Matarese & Mike Luciano (creators of HBO's Animals) join host Rob Paulsen to talk about the journey from working at an ad agency to their animated series airing on HBO. Plus, the three take a new spin on a classic scene from Clerks.   Get access to the video portion TWO WEEKS before the podcast by joining team Alpha!

The creators of 'Animals.' talk about working with Kumail Nanjiani, Michael Sheen, Molly Shannon and others who play animals with issues on the HBO animated series. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/consumed/support

NERDS! Here's another episode of Footnotes featuring Chris & Damian talkin' non-stop music & TV...& the Animals Episode  BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

This week on the show Damian is joined by not one, but two great guests, the creators of HBO’s Animals, Phil Matarese & Mike Luciano! Check it out as they discuss how Animals was the pair’s ultimate statement about the DIY ethics & how music ultimately guides the show.  Also Touched On: Animals As A Punk Project Phil Finds Green Day, But Is Too Young To Read The Name Of The Album  Blink 182 Saves The Day Club Chrome Mike Finds His Way In Through Compilation CDs Kung Fu Records An Older Brother In Save the Day Emulating Tony Hawk Why Did The Show "Vinyl" Suck So Much New Found Glory American Football Cap'n Jazz Mighty Mighty Bosstones As Vocal Icon Finding Out The Composer From Your Show Was In Shudder To Think Moby, Punk Style Vatican Commandos  Flipper Titus Andronicus  The So So Glos The Men Doing The Theme Song Working With Bill Callaghan AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

The program all about TV, wrapping up week one of its 12th year on the air. Our guests: Grant Kahler, showrunner on Castaways, ABC's new unscripted series, and Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano, creators/executive producers/writers/director of Animals, the HBO late-night animated satire now in its third season.

There are conventional ways to get into the world of animated TV - and then there's how Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano have done it. The two friends started in the advertising business, created a side hustle with a cartoon short, became film festival darlings and then caught the eye of Hollywood.   The third season of "Animals", their hit HBO series, debuts Friday August 3rd at 11:30pm ET.

Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano (creators of HBO’s Animals) have never seen Trainspotting or Fried Green Tomatoes (respectively), but they rewrote them. We also talk about their show Animals on HBO, the change in film distribution, and play Kyle's Dad Trailer game and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

gabrus is joined by the creators of HBOs Animals (Phil Matarese & Mike Luciano) to talk about Animals (the animals not the show). We also talk a little bit about the show. Check out season 2 of Animals on March 17th on HBO or watch season 1 on hbogo Brought to you by squarespace

On today's episode, I talk to the creators of the new HBO show Animals Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano. Phil and Mike are from New Jersey and Long Island respectively, and while working at an advertising agency together, the two created the webseries Animals, which was then shown at Channel 101 and garnered the "Best Comedy Pilot" award at the 2013 New York Television Festival. After a manager introduce the pair to the Duplass brothers, Mike and Phil moved to LA where the Duplasses helped them independently produce a season of the show, which then got sold to HBO (where you can now see it!).This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Episode 56 is with co-creators Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano of the new HBO animated series Animals. It premieres February 5th, today or depending when you listen to this, it’s on demand. Phil and Mike happen to be huge fans of punk/hardcore/emo and took time out of their day in NYC to hang with me at the HBO offices and chat about the show and music. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)