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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2023 9:48

Sam Thaiday, Atko and Shad are joined by Producer Jay to give their weekly punters club multi. Check out what we're backing and hit up the Saint Sinner Winner insta to give your bets and we might just pick them for the club. Any winnings will be donated to our mates at Young Care REMEMBER Gamble Responsibly Thanks to our season sponsor. My Pay Now, Click below to find out more. www.mypaynow.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rugby Haas & Bunny Wighton + Thaiday's Punters Club

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2023 16:58

Thanks to our season sponsor. My Pay Now, Click below to find out more. www.mypaynow.com.au Sam Thaiday, Atko and Shad are joined by Producer Jay to give their weekly punters club multi. Check out what we're backing and hit up the Saint Sinner Winner insta to give your bets and we might just pick them for the club. Any winnings will be donated to our mates at Young Care REMEMBER Gamble Responsibly See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thaiday's Punters Club - $129k Dream

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 13, 2023 15:42

Sam Thaiday, Atko and Shad are joined by Producer Jay to give their weekly punters club multi. Check out what we're backing and hit up the Saint Sinner Winner insta to give your bets and we might just pick them for the club. Any winnings will be donated to our mates at Young Care REMEMBER Gamble Responsibly Thanks to our season sponsor. My Pay Now, Click below to find out more. www.mypaynow.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

261: Special Guest: Producer Jay Chaudhry - Boxing Landscape after WWE-UFC Merger, Valuation of Promoters, Boxing on Netflix, SHO-Parmount Future, PPV, Review Fundora-Mendoza, Bam-Hernandez, Shakur-Yoshino, Preview Joyce-Zhang

The Last Round

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2023 110:41

Jay Chaudhry is a three-time awarded filmmaker and digital content specialist whose past roles include serving as the founder of renowned athlete marketing agency, Break Media Group — and most recently, the Director of Production at PlayersTV. Throughout his career, he's worked with some of the world's most celebrated athletes from the NBA, NFL, and MMA – to U.S. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Follow Jay on twitter @Producer_Jayc & his website jaychaudhryfilms.com. ------ This week, The Last Round team reviews Brian Mendoza's upset win over Sebastian Fundora on Showtime, Bam Rodriguez's win in Texas, Shakur Stevenson's victory over Yoshino on ESPN, Preview of Joe Joyce vs. Zhang, Edgar Berlanga's June Matchroom debut, & Anthony Joshua's confusing return timeline. Keep up With the Show: https://linktr.ee/TheLastRound

Thaiday's Punters Club

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 6, 2023 11:26

Sam Thaiday, Atko and Shad are joined by Producer Jay to give their weekly punters club multi. Check out what we're backing and hit up the Saint Sinner Winner insta to give your bets and we might just pick them for the club. Any winnings will be donated to our mates at Young Care REMEMBER Gamble ResponsiblySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview with PlayStation's X-Men: Mutant Academy Producer Jay Halderman

Power of X-Men: The Greatest Comic Book Podcast in All of the Multiverse!

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2023 99:49

X-Men: Mutant Academy came out on the PlayStation back in 2000. 20+ years later, we have a TON of questions for the game's producer, Jay Halderman! How did the game come about? Which characters were cut? And most importantly....why wasn't Jean in her 90s costume?

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Brothers, What is Elon Doing?

Excuse Me Brother

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2022 73:02

No webcam video this week due to technical difficulties on Producer Jay's end (way to go). The Brothers are back in full force and this week discuss the controversy surrounding Elon Musk and the recent acquisition of Twitter. They also talk about the effects it has on social media and the future. It is the return of "Grind my Gears" and the famous rant of Brother Tay. Listen to the end to see what set off Brother Tay. Follow us: https://linktr.ee/excusemebrother

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056 - TV Writer/Producer Jay Kogen

Screenwriters Need To Hear This with Michael Jamin

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 23, 2022 50:00

Jay is an Emmy-winning writer and producer known for shows like The Simpsons, Frasier, George Lopez, Malcolm In The Middle, and School of Rock.Show NotesJay Kogen's IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0463124/Jay Kogen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaykogenJay Kogen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaykogen//Michael's Online Screenwriting Course - https://michaeljamin.com/courseFree Screenwriting Lesson - https://michaeljamin.com/freeJoin My Watchlist - https://michaeljamin.com/watchlistAuto-Generated TranscriptsJay Kogen:Improv helps this to be able to risk. You don't know what's coming. You don't know what you're gonna do. And you commit to a character and you commit to an idea and you take it and see where it goes. It's no different than when you sit down to write a scene and you're about to commit to writing a scene. You might know where it's supposed to go, kind of. But this is what really, when it's time to commit to writing it,Michael Jamin:You're listening to screenwriters Need to Hear this with Michael Jam.Hey everyone, it's Michael Jam. Welcome back to Screenwriters. Need to hear this today. I got a very special guest that none of you deserve to hear. You're just not good enough. But if you , But if you do wanna listen, pull over. If you're listening to your car, pull over. You gotta, because this is a big shot in the TV world. So with my guest, I have Jay Cogan and I have to, You gotta know who this guy, this guy's been around the block. Okay. He started at, I believe he started on the Tracy Allman show. He wrote on The Simpsons, the single guy, The Wrong Guy. This was back when he told his agent he would only do guy shows and everyone's like, This guy's out of his mind. But then he did Frazier. George Lopez. You did the first. I was in the other George Lopez.You're the one people think I run a Lopez. Nah, not that Lopez or Malcolm in the Middle. And I'm leaving off half your credits. I'm just skimming through this. That class Happi divorced to Troop Wendell and Vinny Kirsty, which is where we worked together for 10 minutes. Cuz I was for the freelance episode that we did. But that was only 10, honestly. That was a real fast interaction. Then Ned and Stacy School of Rock. And then now you're doing, I guess oversharing and Renaissance. I wanna talk more about that and the new Punky Brewster. I don't know how that happened, I wanna know more about that. But, okay, so my guest is Jay Hogan and I gotta say, I never told you this, Chad, but my first job was on Just Shoe Me. And so I was a young baby writer and everyone that, on that staff, it was like Laan and Andy Gordon Con and Stephen Engel and you were one of these names that always came up. It was j Hogan said the funniest thing on Frazier. J Hogan did this. He came into the room, he did that and you were on, Honestly, in my mind, you were like this mythical character. And even at the time I was like, I don't know if it's j Hogan or Jake Hogan. And I don't want to ask because I don't.Jay Kogen:No one does. No one knows. It's true. No one knows. It's tooMichael Jamin:Bad. Just ask. TrueJay Kogen:. I'm still mythical. By the way, just so you know, you're still, I may or may not be realMichael Jamin:Mythical. Right? Mythical, Okay.Jay Kogen:Yeah. Now you said I'm mythical. I don't know. So you don't know whether I'm real or not. SoMichael Jamin:I don't know. I don't wanna find out.Jay Kogen:I dunno.Michael Jamin:But we'll get to the bottom of this. PeopleJay Kogen:Who are driving, who pulled over, thank you for pulling over , I appreciate it. I hope you're safe. Put your hazards on.Michael Jamin:I So Jay, I got a million questions for you, but I guess let's start with the beginning. Everyone wants to know, how did you break in to Hollywood?Jay Kogen:Oh, it was a really rough ride, man. My dad was a writer producer, and I asked him to introduce me to some of his friends,Michael Jamin:. And let's talk about your dad. AndJay Kogen:I took it from there.Michael Jamin:But he wrote, and he wrote on a bunch of shows like Mary Tyler Moore show. What else did youJay Kogen:Write on? He did, he read, he wrote a Mary Tyler Moore, I believe. He wrote a Mash, he wrote A New Heart and The New Heart Show, Bob Newhart Show and Newhart, he wrote on The Covert Show and the Dean Martin Show and the Jim Davis show and the Donny Marie Show. And he worked on Empty Nest and he worked on a million shows and wrote one shitty movie,Michael Jamin:DidJay Kogen:Do it. It's called a soupy sales movie called Birds Do It. And my father was telling me that he can't bear to watch it . He hasn't seen it since 19 causeMichael Jamin:Rewritten. Cause Soki re rewroteJay Kogen:It. No, he wrote it completely. No, it's his fault. He's saying he's, it's horrible and it's his fault.Michael Jamin:But you grew up around it. So I thought you were from Brooklyn, but you grew,Jay Kogen:I was born in Brooklyn and my dad moved from Brooklyn. He was working on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. And he moved out from Brooklyn to come work on the Dean Martin Show in 1968. Jesus. And that was my first experience on a sound stage, was on the Dean Martin Show on a Christmas episode. And it said, Ah, this looks like a fun job. Little did I know that writing is not a fun job. Writing is a really unfun job.Michael Jamin:People don't realize that. But what was it? So what was it growing around it? Did you talk shop with you? I don't know. TalkJay Kogen:About I, my talking shop was gonna be limited . But even whenMichael Jamin:You got older, did he tell you how to write a script?Jay Kogen:No. I mean, here's the thing. You grew up in a family that I'm sure was a funny family. No question if you're funny. You grew up in a funny family. My father,Michael Jamin:My dad invented comedy , he told me he made it up.Jay Kogen:So my father and mother are funny and if I try to make a joke at the table and get them to laugh, it was a great victory. So you'd hone your skills to make people laugh at the dinner table or on the living room couch. And that's kind of your writer's room training. And that's how you sort become the jokey guy in high school or junior high and become the jokey guy. So jokes, jokes were stock and trade in my house and my way to win my father's affection. So I tried to get good at it,Michael Jamin:But you still had to learn story structure, you had to write a script.Jay Kogen:Well that sucked. It took me years to do that because I was done. I had money. Most writers, we had jokes, but we didn't really understand story structure at all. We thought we knew it was funny and we thought, oh, just put funny stuff down and that'll be enough and that is way wrong. But that's what I thought. And I wrote some spec scripts and handed them to my dad and he said, This is terrible. Become a lawyer. He would say, Do not try to become a writer. This is awful. I wrote with some successful writers today who I work with in school. The Billy Ray who was at Academy Award and nominated writer and Robbie Fox and mm-hmm , Wally Wolodarsky became my partner at The Simpsons and Tracy Ownership. And we wrote all the time. And my father would read these scripts and go, These are terrible.Do not get into the business. And so eventually I started working on PAing, on TV shows, getting people delivering scripts at three in the morning and getting people lunches, . And if I got it wrong, they'd scream at me and mm-hmm , all that kind of stuff. But I would learn, sit in the writer's room and watch them work out stories and figure out how they did stories. So that process was really enlightening. And so my partner and I, I tried to write a script and we wrote a script with a, it's for it's Gary Channeling show. Mm-hmm worked out one of their stories, which were always strange. And we did that. They kinda liked the script but they didn't buy it. And then we wrote another one and they didn't buy that. But then that became a sample that we got a job at the Tracy Allman Show from. And that's how it worked. And at the Tracy Allman show, under Heidi Pearlman and Jim Brooks and Sam Simon and Jerry Bellson, I started to learn that drama had a big part in comedy. And so there wasn't just jokes, it was jokes and story and characters that you cared about and situations that had impact and stakes and all those kind of things that you know about when you're a kid. But you ignore it and go like that. What's funny?Michael Jamin:Yeah. Right. It's so funny cuz I talk about this all the time. I wanna say you're gonna confirm, I guess hopefully. Or maybe I'm just an old blowhard and I just sound like an old frank. But I have a feeling you're gonna confirm a lot of stuff that I say. Cause I'm always like, no, the story's the most important thing. Jokes cut. You can always interchange the jokes. And people don't quite understand that whenJay Kogen:You can be a blow heart and also be right. So , those two things are not incongruous. But yes I will. When I talk to writers, I say that the story is first, character is second and jokes are third that you need the story is the hardest thing. Breaking a story is in writing is the hardest thing. Breaking a story, breaking it, making it sure that it pops, making sure that we're not going down stupid roads. That's the hardest thing. Everything else, the jokes are the easiest thing honestly. And the most replaceable thing, you don't like a joke, we'll cut it out and put a new joke in a character as they're very important. But sometimes you write something you realize, oh I have two characters that are the exact same person, and I, I'm gonna condense them into one person. Or I have characters doing the same, serving the same purpose in the story. And that's not a good idea. And so the story has to come first and that's always the most difficult thing. I always recommend to all writers, , outline your shit. Outline what you're gonna do before you're write. Show the outline to somebody, , get feedback on it before you waste your time writing a script on a story that's not gonna work.Michael Jamin:So that that's exactly right. I have to wanna bring this up cause I don't wanna forget this, but cuz my partner and I came in, we wrote, we did a freelance on the Kew Show, which we were on . And I have to say it was one of the most enjoyable experiences cuz it was like the last time, I mean I want to hear your thoughts on this. It was the last time I really was in a writer's room full of writers who had more experience than me because now it seems like I'm the old guy in the room now I'm the veteran guy and I really enjoyed working. YouJay Kogen:Made that in your brand, you were now that's your brand, you the experience guy . Yeah.Michael Jamin:But it was so much fun cuz you get to hear other people's stories, you get to hear their wisdom. There was so many heavy hitters in that room.Jay Kogen:Yeah, that was a fun room. I mean I've had a lot of fun rooms. The rooms are still fun when I go and do them. So like and am the oldest guy in the room now maybe, but I'm not sure sometimes. Depends on the show. But I've certainly been around a long, long time. So I'm going on, it'll be 40 years soon. That's a long time.Michael Jamin:Yeah, it is a long time. Yeah. So what do you accredit your longevity to? Is it you're getting your last three jobs basically?Jay Kogen:Well, the same way I got my first three jobs. It's sort of praying, meeting the right people, saying the right thing, wandering into a stupid situation that you didn't know about. And suddenly they have job so not organized. And so this, they're these jobs and you should, you're going to audition for these jobs and this is how it's a much more hazardous, haphazard. There's a show here and they may need somebody and you should be developing something here and you have a million irons in the fire and we'll see what happens.Michael Jamin:So you're constantly hustling. So it's not like your agents just setting this up, Oh hey, they wanna hire someone that you fit the bill. Right? I mean it's not as easyJay Kogen:As that. No, rarely that rarely happens. And sometimes it does. But I mean honestly demographically, I'm not the key kind of person that they're looking for right now. . And there's a million reasons for that. I mean we should talk about that. There's a need, There has been a desperate need to make the playing field equal to all people from all different backgrounds and for many, many years, sort of Jewish white guys, Had a preference. So we're now the guy like me, Brooklyn Jewish, Brooklyn Encino Jewish guy is, there's a dime a dozen, there's a lot of us . And then there's a brand new writers coming from different areas of experience and worlds and different backgrounds and more women and more people of, of uh, LGBTQ and more bipo people. And they all need a chance. They're sort starting to get a chance. And that means there's less room for people like you and me. And there's shorter pickups and there's smaller rooms. And so it, it's become a lot harder.Michael Jamin:It's a lot more hustle. And so you're also developing, how are you going about developing? Is it your own ideas or what are you doing?Jay Kogen:Some are my own ideas, some are ideas that I have with other people that I meet and I think, oh that's a good idea. Let's see if I can fix that. There's a pilot we're working on called Oversharing that's based on a play that I saw at UCB about a year and a half ago. And so we took the characters and the lifestyle of the characters in the play. The actors were also the writers. So I went, worked with these two women in their late twenties about what it means you toMichael Jamin:Be. So you approach them, you approach them, you say, Hey, I wanna develop your show.Jay Kogen:Yeah. Yes. With the help of Naomi Odenkirk, who is a manager, not my manager, but had called me in to, had seen this and I wanted to work with her and she said this is a good thing. So she matched me with these people and we've been working on this together for a while. And now we wrote a pilot and we're sort of seeing where it goes.Michael Jamin:So, Okay. That's interesting cuz sometimes people, you write the pilot first you go out with a pitch but you decided to write it first.Jay Kogen:Well here's the thing, we had a couple different things going on. The writers who were the actresses who did this didn't have writing samples, but they wanted to be part of the show. So to prove that they are able to write, they wrote, so this is their first episode and they'd like to be in it too, but maybe we'll sell it without them in it. But this is to prove proof of concept. Here's this thing, we may not use it to sell the show, we may,Michael Jamin:And you kind of just oversaw it. You didn't help with the writing, you just directed them a little bit or noJay Kogen:. Well we pitched out the story together. I taught them kind of how the story structure's gonna work and and bring their play into a series. That whole transfer from interesting series, I guess I would get it developed by credit, something like that. But I didn't write the script. I helped rewrite the script, but I was involved heavily in the creation of it. So mean, my goal in this kind of thing is not to put my stamp on it. My goal is to take their world, their idea and bring it to life. And so the second I'm of putting my 50 year old guy brand on her, their 20 something life, it's gonna get ruined. So I just have to sit back and appreciate the world they're creating and then give my input here or there about maybe steering in certain directions and maybe this is what makes it fun of your story and reminding them what their goal was and who their characters were. Sometimes you'd lose that track of that.Michael Jamin:So how do you feel young writers have changed now? How are they different now than in attitude and preparedness andJay Kogen:Everything? So much dumber.Michael Jamin:So much dumber. ,Jay Kogen:They're the same. I honestly feel like they're exactly the same. Different, The writer's rooms are different. What we're allowed to say and how we're allowed to behave is different. Yeah, I'm not going to say it's better or worse. It's just different. In the old days, we could make fun of each other. . And I was famous for doing room jokes. I did jokes, a lot of jokes in a writer's room. Sometimes people would say things and I would die. Sometimes people would say things and I would run out of the room so that you could see me in the window and just keep on running. And if my car was in the visual aspect of when I would get in my car and drive away, I would do a lot of jokes. I would get physically ill at something that if I heard two people were kissing or something, like I would do jokes, , all of which was based on the idea that they know I'm joking.So I could make a joke about somebody who knew I was joking. I could make a joke about them or what they were wearing that day and they knew that I love them and I'm joking, right? That's not okay anymore. You cannot depend on people to understand your intention or even give a shit about your intention. If there's a joke at their expense, you're in trouble. So you don't joke about stuff anymore at anyone else's expense. We don't joke about their background, we don't joke about where they're from or who they anything about their lives. We keep it nice and businesslike and then we just try to do the work. So writer's rooms have become, ultimately for me, a lot less fun and a lot more, I wanna make a joke and I'm like, I can't do it cause I don't want to offend people, but I also don't want to get in trouble.And I think younger people can be offended. I'm, I'm working with some college kids now. I was teaching a class at USC and as a college professor, you have to really be on your, you're, this is not a writer's room, this is a school. But those writing students I'm working with all seem like they're making jokes all the time about all things. So they're more like I was when I was a young person, but I'm not making those jokes because I'm a professor. So I, I'm kind stay out of the realm of anything close to offensive or dirty or strange or anything.Michael Jamin:That's interesting. I didn't, didn't know, butJay Kogen:There's insane, I just wanna make jokes.Michael Jamin:I didn't know you were teaching at usc. How long have you been doing that?Jay Kogen:Half a minute. Oh, I had John Bowman, the writer, John Bowman was a friend of mine and he was teaching a sketch writing class and he unexpectedly died, which is good cuz when you expect to die, allMichael Jamin:Doesn't worse worth.Jay Kogen:So then they asked me to step in to fill, fulfill, fill it, the class that he was teaching. So I started doing that.Michael Jamin:Right. Wow. And I also know you, I didn't, But you're also doing, you do improv.Jay Kogen:Oh yeah, no, I've been doing it for my whole life. I started at the ground when I started in show business, my goal was to not be a writer. My goal was cause writing seemed, I watched my dad writing is lonely, it's quiet, it's intensive. , it seemed hard. I like working with people, I like having jokes, having good times. So I started being an actor and a standup comedian. And then when I was 16 I was, when I was a kid, I was an actor. When I was 16, I was still trying to be an actor and doing standup. And then I transitioned over to the Groundlings, which was a much better atmosphere to be part of than the improv or the comedy store. And I sort of figured out what character and story was based on that. That helped a lot. By the way, I do recommend that if you, you're a writer to take acting courses and take improv courses because you'll learn a shit ton of what you need to know. about being a writer. The other thing you need to do is take editing courses. If you can take a course in editing movies or editing TV shows, you'll learn what's important to keep in your script and what's not important to keep in your script. I didn't know a thing until I started editing.Michael Jamin:Do you have, But anyway, is there any goal, Is there a goal for you for, Are you just getting up there and performing is,Jay Kogen:What do you mean?Michael Jamin:Is there an end to it?Jay Kogen:You want, I'm hoping people throw roses at me. That'sMichael Jamin:My goal. But I don't know. Do you want to turn it into something or do you just enjoy the process of getting up there and performing?Jay Kogen:It's improv is cult a cultish comedy religion. So you do it because you learn the skill. It's like if I was a Glassblower and suddenly I learned how to make little glass animals when I was 16 and I still know how to do it and I like it. So I'm doing improv then the goal is to stay loose, keep your mind fresh. It helps improv helps this to be able to risk. You don't know what's coming. You don't know what you're gonna do. And you commit to a character and you commit to an idea and you take it and see where it goes. It's no different than when you sit down to write a scene and you're about to commit to writing a scene. You might know where it's supposed to go, kind of. But this is what really, when it's time to commit to writing it and there's a blank piece of paper and you have to be the character who says this other thing, then turn your mind to the other character that says this thing and what are they thinking and how are they acting and how are you being, and what does the scene look like and how do you fill the space with physicality and all the things.These are the things that you learn from improv and these are the things I still love doing it because it keeps me fresh and reminds me of that. It's fun to create.Michael Jamin:And how often do you go up?Jay Kogen:The group that I'm working with now go the Transformers. We go up about once a month and then I'm also an improv whore. And I will appear with any other improv group that asks me. Usually the Groundlings has a show called Crazy Uncle Joe and I do that sometimes. Or cooking with gas or sometimes I guess with another group. So it's just fun to work with different people inMichael Jamin:When you do that though, I mean, I know it's improv, but is there any kind of rehearsal with these people? Or are you up there for the first time with these people you don't even know.Jay Kogen:Again, it's something you've learned. You started by taking courses and saying, okay, this is how you do it. You agree , You know, pretend that you're stand up there and pretend that you're a bumblebee. Right. Okay. What would a bumblebee do? Bumblebee might go from flower to flower. A bumblebee might pollinate a, you just put your mind into the thing. So you slowly work up from the beginnings of improv, which is just agreeing. Then you're in a scene with another bumblebee and now you have to figure out what does one bumblebee want and what does the other bumblebee want in the scene. And you're a skill you develop to listen to what other people are saying, agree with it, add information, have an attitude, have a goal, and don't talk over each other and be physicalize the scene. These are things that you learn how to do over time and if you get good at it, you can do it forever.Michael Jamin:Hey, it's Michael Jamin. If you like my videos and you want me to email them to you for free, join my watch list. Every Friday I send out my top three videos. These are for writers, actors, creative types. You can unsubscribe whenever you want. I'm not gonna spam you andMichael Jamin:It's absolutely free. Just go to michael jamin.com/watchlist. All right. So yeah, you were working, you knew , Tom Maxwell, and you're gonna tell that story.Jay Kogen:All right. So yeah, Tom was the runner of director of the Groundlings when I was there, and he had a very distinctive laugh and very distinctive kind of from one of the Carolinas, I forget which one.Michael Jamin:Yeah, I think it was North. Yeah,Jay Kogen:North, I think so Carolina. And he was great audience, a great audience. He loved the laugh, was wonderful to have. And he's the guy I interviewed with to get into the Groundlings to start working at the school. And then I worked starting at 16, I started doing the school and didn't get into the Groundlings until I was 18.Michael Jamin:Oh, interesting. Wow. So you really did the whole training there and that, Wow. Yeah,Jay Kogen:And there was the training we,Michael Jamin:I'm sure it was, I actually took a, So Tom was a writer, I think season three of just shooting me. And then he went up co-running it in the later years. And I remember he came in the first day, This is how important improv is. It's like the first day we're breaking a story and I guess he was just showing off and he just starts acting out the scene and doing all the characters. And I was like, look at this guy. Go. And we were all just staring and the writers says, We're all just staring. And I shoot the writers, I was like, Dude, what are you doing? Type start typing because everything he's saying is going into the script.Jay Kogen:Well, I've seen a lot of writers do that. James Brooks, James L. Brooks is able to do that. Just pitch out a scene from top to bottom. I mean, it's amazing. It's not, it's downgrading it. It's amazing when people can do that. But yeah, when we were at The Simpsons, we would pitch in character, People would pitch as Homer, pitch as Marge. We were , we used the voice and we were that. So it trains you to sort of pitch a joke and risk having everyone hate itMichael Jamin:,Jay Kogen:And by being improv,Michael Jamin:But it's also when you pitch a joke and it bombs, at least then you improv a funny back, a backup to it.Jay Kogen:I guess you can save yourself by acknowledging the bomb or not acknowledging it. It depends on how late its sometimes. Yeah, sometimes there's just silence. . Right, Let's move on, let's go pastMichael Jamin:It. Tom used to get very cranky around 8:00 PM I think is my bed. , you gotta work till midnight or whatever.Jay Kogen:Some people can't do the late nights.Michael Jamin:Yeah. Well so how do you go about, even other than working with these other actors, how do you go about developing shows? Do you have a process? What do you think?Jay Kogen:Well, anything that inspires you, and then you check it out with your people and say, Is there a show like this already in development? Or do we think that we can attach good people to this thing? So have to figure out how to position it. You have an idea then how do you position it? Who's it for? Can you create auspices to join forces with you to make it a more powerful sale? When's the right time to sell it? All those kind of things go into the mix of that kind of stuff.Michael Jamin:Yeah. And so what do you usually try to team up with a producer? Is that what you, I mean?Jay Kogen:Right. This Oversharing project is now with Sharon Hogan's company called Merman Mer. So, so they, especially women's stories. And this is a women's story and it's like it's a good company when you're dealing with the story of women in their late twenties in the sort of dismal landscape of what life is like for them.Michael Jamin:. Right. That's so interesting. Yeah. And so, what was I gonna say about that?Jay Kogen:I have a show that I'm writing with that I'm helping some newer African American writers with, and we're trying to get Kenya Barris to sign on to be part of this thing. So he's a good auspices for that. And then I have a show about Jewish boys from Encino and Mel Brooks would No jokingMichael Jamin:About it. Nope, that'd be great. Yeah, I worked with them. I worked with them on Glen Martin. You brought 'em in. I damn, I'm directing Mel Brooks. It was very intimidating.Jay Kogen:Now Mel Mels not intimidating, he just won't shut up. But ,Michael Jamin:It was still like, I'm telling him directions. Who might be telling Mel Brooks how to play the line? Well,Jay Kogen:If he didn't like, like your directions, he'd tell youMichael Jamin:,Jay Kogen:Yeah, I don't wanna do it. I'm gonna walk over here. Gonna,Michael Jamin:Yeah, there was definitely the case. I remember I like telling him, ask him to get him again. And he goes, No, no, you got it the first time. I'm like, Sounds good to me. .Jay Kogen:We worked with him on the Tracy Oman show and he had a million ideas about what he wanted his character to do and we was just like, Okay, go for it.Michael Jamin: Mel Brooks. Wow. Well, so wait, I had a thought, butJay Kogen:To go back to your original question, how do you develop something? Call Reiner the great Carl Reiner speaking. Bob Brooks gave me advice and he said, Figure out the hill. You're standing on that only the vantage point that only you have and make a show about that. So interesting. Make it about your world or your point of view or your, something that's really on your mind that only you can see. And that was his advice. And I thought that was good advice.Michael Jamin:And we hear that a lot. It's like, why are you the only people to write this show? And then you gotta think of a reason.Jay Kogen:You have to lie and say, Well , this happened to me or this is my thing. But obviously when you're a writer, you're bringing something that's personal to you. It doesn't have to experienced the thing to have experienced the emotion that the thing is connected to. Sometimes the show is about love or sometimes the show is about abandonment or sometimes the show is about lack of credibility or the show is about ego and the specifics of the show are not necessarily the specifics of your life, but that's something that you're very aware of and something that's meaningful to you. And if it's meaningful to you, then it's gonna have a resonance that's gonna count. And that's what I try to do when I write something. It's because I relate to it and I feel it and I feel like there's a truth in it. Right.Michael Jamin:These are all good words. And how did you, let's say a show, the remake for Punky Brewster, how did you get involved in that? I'm always wondering how thatJay Kogen:Happens. My friends, Steve and Jim Armita had created it and produced it and I'd worked with them on a show called School of Rock and they hired me to help them. I mean that was it a friend a I not, I didn't know anything about punk. Brewster hadn't watched it. Oh, I didn't, no know much about it, but I got to know about it. And so then we tried to make, it had been the development for many, many years. Universal was trying to use their own properties and make something of it. And so that's what happened. It sort of came together over the course of five years.Michael Jamin:Wow. See it takes how long it takes.Jay Kogen:Yeah.Michael Jamin:And now people, I get this question a lot. I don't know if you have a good answer for it, but do you have a preference to do single camera, multi camera animation?Jay Kogen:Well, I think it's harder to sell a single camera show. Everybody wants to buy. Every network says they wanna buy a single camera show, but then they don't always buy mean, excuse me, Every network wants to buy, say they wanna buy a multi camera show because it's cheaper, but they always wind up buying single camera shows because they're cooler. And so I'd rather sell the show that gets made. And so right now I'm interested in selling single camera shows. However, I love Multicam. I do like the process, I know it. But I watch many Multicam shows going like, Oh that's great. Tv I think the single camera shows are better cuz they're more like movies. You don't have to lean on jokes quite so much. It's more about the story. If you tell the filmically there's no laugh track. So it's just funny is, and it's different experience. I don't know you when the Multicam, if it will ever pop back as a main force. But it's, seeMichael Jamin:It'd be nice. Now you, I didn't look, Have you done any direction directing?Jay Kogen:Oh yeah, I love directing.Michael Jamin:Oh you do?Jay Kogen:Okay. It, I would give it up to just directMichael Jamin:Really What You like it that much. A lot of guys, guys haven't given up to. Why do you like that more than writing?Jay Kogen:It's collaborative. I'm not alone in a room, I'm given, I have material sometimes I've written the material so I know the intention. But I like working with cameras. I like working with the actors. I'm an actor, I'm an old actor. So I like acting and I like actors and I like working with them and figuring out the big picture and figuring out, making sure that all the pieces in the editing room are there. Having edited many shows now, knowing, okay, we need this reaction and that reaction and we get, this is the joke, this joke needs to be close or this joke needs to be wide or let's have a choice. Those kind of things are great. And when I've directed film, single camera, film action things, they've been great. I love using the camera, I love using stunts, I love using and anything that I can envision. I love storyboarding stuff and making them happen.Michael Jamin:Who do you feel you've learned the most from? What directors have taught you the most?Jay Kogen:Hitchcock, I mean,Michael Jamin:. Sit. Come guys. I hate say,Jay Kogen:I mean they're all great. I've learned from every single director we've worked from, I've been lucky enough to work with Jim Burrows and I've been lucky enough to work with,I mean there's Victor Gonzalez and I've been working just all these directors who know what they're doing. A guy named Jonathan Judge who I work with , who'd really just knows what he's doing. He knows the feeling, he knows how to keep the set alive and people happy. And there's a lot to do when you're director and what and when you're TV director, you're really trying to fulfill the vision of the producers , which is great. And when I direct even on shows that I've executive producing, I'm asking my other writers, Do I have it? Are you good? Are we satisfied? I'm not just saying I got it and I want everybody's opinion. I want to change things if people don't have it. Cause we are only here on the set this moment. I wanna get everything we need to get. And I like being collaborative and I like hearing notes. Unlike when I'm a writer, when I don't want to hear notes. As a director, I love hearing notes. Interesting. I love adjusting. Can we get that? Yes, absolutely. Let's go for it.Michael Jamin:That's so funny you say that. Yeah. Writers writers don't like hearing that. Don't the same way. I don't want to hear your notes hard.Jay Kogen:I thought about it maybe the thing that I liked and now you don't know whether it's gonna work and neither do why, but let's go with my way. Yeah, that's the general feeling.Michael Jamin:And how do you mostly handle Jesus studio notes or network note. And when you turn in a draft from a pilot or whatever, what's your first instinct?Jay Kogen:My first instinct is to tell them to fuck off. I hope that instinct . And instead I say, Well that's a good note. Or I put them into three piles, Notes that are good notes and sometimes I get really good notes. Notes that are neutral notes that are just like, you want to go that way versus this way. And they're kind of the same but alright. And notes that are show ruining. So the only notes I will fight about are the show ruining notes,Michael Jamin:,Jay Kogen:Everything else. I will say thank you and what a great idea and I really appreciate it and I will, cause I wanna be collaborative and I wanna take it, if they think a green couch is better than a blue couch, then if we can get a green couch, let's get a green couch. Yeah, that's fine. WeMichael Jamin:Call those lateral notes. This note will move the script three feet to the right. It's gonna take, I'm be up all night doing it and alright, I'll do it.Jay Kogen:Just do it because they need it and they want it. And it doesn't hurt the show. The ones that hurt the show. You gotta say, now I don't tell me about that. Because I think that thread that you're pulling ruins the show. And so let's talk about the thing about it. If it's a story about somebody adopting a dog and then the dog ruins their life and they say something along the lines of, But maybe the dog is nice. And you go like, Well if the dog is nice, then there's no show because then we don't have the conflict that's at the core of this particular thing. So we're just throwing out the whole show based than that and this, Well, why do you want the dog nicer? Well it's too mean in this thing. So we can then distill moments where they think, okay, it's not having fun watching the dog X, Y, and Z. Let's change those things to be things that are more fun for the executives or other people to watch. Then we can save the show but not do the show ruining note.Michael Jamin:Right? Because often you'll get notes from people who don't have much experience in the business and they just have this job, they're giving you notes and you don't want to hurt their feelings, but they don't know how to do it yet. So it's a delicate dance.Jay Kogen:And also they're not idiots people, the network executives, every writer likes to think a network executive, they're all idiots have decided to do this other thing. But they could have been writers and they might have been writers in another life and have, the reason they went into it is because they like TV and they like stories and they have an opinion. So embrace them as your partnersMichael Jamin:That'sJay Kogen:Try to make them your partner so that you have a happier existence with everyone.Michael Jamin:We both work with Steve Bald Ows and I was surprised to learn that he was an executive for many years. I was like, What? I felt like you've been a SP these years.Jay Kogen:I didn't know that, but I'm not shocked he has. You didn't know that leader of an executive? No, didn't he? I would a hundred percent believe him in a nice sweater coming in work as an executive. Great.Michael Jamin:Yeah, I get that. I was shocked. But he told me he thought it was his opinion that all executives really just wanted to be writers.Jay Kogen:I think he's right that all they do. And when they give notes, they're saying, What if this is a great idea? They're hoping that you receive their note. It's like, oh that's what a great idea. Thank you for helping me write the show. And so I actually try to receive those notes that way as much as I can.Michael Jamin:It's kind of like you also building an ally. It's like the more people you can have think it's their show, then they're gonna help put it on the air and stuffJay Kogen:But not think it's their show. It is their show. They're the people who are shepherding it through the network. They're the people every, it is their show. It's not like it's not us and them, we are them, they're the same people. We have to be a team in order to survive how it's such a weird ass landscape of getting a show on the air and having anybody know it exists and having people see it. So you have to get them their publicity people involved and the network has to like it and put it in a good time slot and care about it. And it's so easy to get lost. You have to take care of your show. You have to really do a good job of bringing it through and get as many allies as you can.Michael Jamin:And how do you recommend young writers basically break in now? I mean, cuz the landscape is so different now. What do you tell people?Jay Kogen:It's the same. Write something great, keep writing something until it's great, then show that thing to everybody you can. It hasn't changed. Nobody wants to be a salesman when they become a writer, but unfortunately part of being a writer is being a salesman. And so you have to then suck it up and make call people and in a friendly way and get them to read your script. Obviously you call and say, I love your work and will you do me this favor of reading my script? And I would love your notes. Nobody wants your notes. They only want you to say it's the greatest thing in the world and I love you and I wanna hire you. But show your script. Sometimes you'll get notes and sometimes you'll get compliments and sometimes you'll say, this is terrible. And then start again and you know, have to really work hard to get through it. Plus meeting people and expanding your social circle is really important. So fighting a way to join groups and be part of schools or be part, not schools exactly, but be part of communities, professional groups and communities and find your way to expand that way.Michael Jamin:So you told people basically to come out to Hollywood too?Jay Kogen:Yeah, I mean I don't know how you're gonna do that from Des Moines. I meanMichael Jamin:H is not coming to you.Jay Kogen:Although if you live in Atlanta, if you live in places where they're making TV shows, it's possible.Michael Jamin:But they're still mostly doing the writing out here, aren't they? AndJay Kogen:Yeah, but there are lots of production, lots of people. And you can meet people and I don't know, it depends on where you're at. It's, there's a few places where production, you know, can live in New York City. You can live in Atlanta, you might be able to, Toronto and Vancouver. There are places where a lot of shows are being made, so maybe there, but LA is still the place to come, even though it's not, it's hard place to move to. It's expensive and weird and isolating and there's a lot of big parts about it.Michael Jamin:Yeah, so interesting. So great to get your take cuz I don't know, you're kind of saying so many things that I've said, but it's good to hear different.Jay Kogen:Isn't it great to hear somebody confirm all your ideas?Michael Jamin:I'm not crazy.Jay Kogen:Everything you've ever believed.Michael Jamin:Well, I have such strong opinions on when I talking to people and I'm like, wow, I could just be stubborn, but this is how I see it. But yeah, it's interesting to hearJay Kogen:You. But I mean it is new and you know, gotta write something new. And if you can get attention to something, if you can put up a show or make a , find a way to get attention to your project, to YouTube, short films, Make something on the TikTok and find out a way to be available and get your stuff out there, then you have a shot. But it's hard. It's hard. I mean it's hard once you have a show on the air, you're your old boss. Levitan has a show called Reboot that's on Hulu, I think. Yeah, I don't know who watches it because who knows It exists. It's probably, you have great cast and an esteemed writing team making it and it will come and it, unless people hear about it, nobody will know.Michael Jamin:Yeah. And one thing I also wanna stress for new writers is like, we're struggling too. We're hustling too. None of it's easy. None of it's guaranteed. It's working it to, I always say you gotta work to break in. Well, but it's too hard. Yeah, don't tell me it's too hard. I know I do it everything.Jay Kogen:It is a struggle. And you sort of want gigs coming, possible gigs come and then they go and then they don't happen. And it's hard to get in the rooms and it's all that kinda stuff. And when you're running a show, which I recently, I had a show that I was getting a writing staff for. I had a million phone calls from a million people saying, Hey, you got room. And I had to tell a million of them no. Right. Great people, really great people that I had to say no to because, And so when they say no to me, I understand why it's not the makeup of the room that that's going to make the studio happy. They have to make up a room that's going to make the studio happy. And there's only a limited amount of spaces for people like me. And that's a lot of us who need jobs. So it's an interesting time for that.Michael Jamin:So is there anything else? Is there, we can plug you. How can people follow you? I'm so grateful that you did this talk. I'm so interesting.Jay Kogen:My plug Jake Hogan at Twitter and Jake Hogan at Facebook and Jake Hogan at Instagram. And I have a TikTok account, but I don't post anything there.Michael Jamin:You don't know how to use it.Jay Kogen:I don't know how to use it and I'm not interested in making Little, Little,Michael Jamin:I think you should doJay Kogen:It. I did a dance.Michael Jamin:I think you should do it. Yeah. Get on a trending soundingJay Kogen:Right. But I do, every Friday we do something on my Twitter feed called Philosophy Friday. So on Fridays around four 30, I have a bunch of people we use. IMichael Jamin:Gotta follow you on that. I didn't know that. What's about,Jay Kogen:Well, we just talk about the life and love and fear and how to overcome the difficulties of the world. Usually I post a question for the week and we can talk about that, but people can also come and just talk about their problems. Now Twitter is famously the most vicious and horrible of all the social media. So my idea was why can't we have a little window of people who are actually nice to each other and care about each other and try to help each other on this platform of shit. And so that's what I've done and I've almost three years into this and know that it's been fun.Michael Jamin:Wow. Alright, so some people can get in touch with you. That's that's really cool. I got, now I'm gonna be following you on that.Jay Kogen:Interesting. And then if you follow me on my social medias, you can see my improv shows when I do them. And yep. You can also follow all your followers. Should listen to Charlie Cogan, who's my son, who's a musician and he just released a new record and I want everybody to hear it on for sure. Or Apple Music or Amazon or wherever it is. Charlie Cogan, K O G E N.Michael Jamin:Excellent.Jay Kogen:Jake, Not Jake Ogan. It's Jake Cogan and it's Charlie Cogan. SoMichael Jamin:Yeah. I'm glad you cleared that up by cause I was too embarrassed to ask. And what kind of music does he do?Jay Kogen:It's mostly Zither music. And what is that? It's just pop, Pop Zither is a terrible, strange instrument. No, it's just pop music. It's really great pop music. I don't know if you like, Do you like Ed Sherin? Interesting. Something like that, butMichael Jamin:Not, And so he doesn't wanna go into comedy Ready?Jay Kogen:He might, He's really fun. He might and worked on stuff together. But he's really talented musician and he's sort of honed his skills as a music songwriter, singer, music producer. And those are, he's ready to go on that level. He's not good for him ready to go as a comedy writer yet, but he could. Right. Wow. He's college right now. He's studying, so we don't really his sing, his singles come out intermittently, but he's while he is at college.Michael Jamin:Oh good. Well let's make him happen. Go listen to him on Spotify.Jay Kogen:Charlie Cogan. Yeah.Michael Jamin:Yeah. Jay, thank you again so much. This is good for me to hear. I dunno if anybody else heard it, butJay Kogen:It was great to hang with you. I'd heard a lot about you and I've seen your videos on the Thes and the weird Instagrams, and that's been amazing. How do you, did you decide to do that stuffMichael Jamin:After we get off the air, but basically I was telling my manager, I had a call him the other day and I was telling him what I was doing. He goes on TikTok, he goes, Oh, I know people forward me your videos, . They go, Have you heard of this guy? I was like, Yeah, my client . But yeah,Jay Kogen:It's interesting and I think it provides a valuable service, but it seems like it would be a little bit of a time suck, but also just there's value on the other side of it.Michael Jamin:Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll talk more about it. But thank you so much. Everyone. Go follow Jake Hogan and his sonJay Kogen:And ask me questions. You can reach me at any of these places and I'll answer your questions for free, just like Michael does. How do you like that? What Michael does that I'm gonna start and I'll agree with him on everything he says.Michael Jamin:, please. I need it. All right. Done Next time. Thank you so much. And oh yeah, Thank you so much.Phil Hudson:This has been an episode of Screenwriters. Need to Hear This with Michael Jamin. If you'd like to support this podcast, please consider subscribing, leaving your review and sharing this podcast with someone who needs to hear today's subject. For free daily screenwriting tips, follow Michael on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @MichaelJaminWriter. You can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @PhilAHudson. This episode was produced by Phil Hudson and edited by Dallas Crane. Until next time, keep writing.

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Diamond Producer Jay E

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2022 147:44

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Ebony and Irony: Producer Jay!

Ebony and Irony

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2022 91:25

This week Bunny give producer Jay the mic to talk about the real cost of self checkout at stores and checking and confirming the sources for political information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode #61: Catering Hall Bad Boy

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2022 61:41

WE GOT VIDEO!!!! Stay tuned for our YouTube page and social medi SNIPPETS from each episode. Shout out to Producer Jay for coming through and making us legit! Hit up Jay on Instagram @jstirone for all your audio/video/genuinely good dude needs.

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Like A Farty Glitter Cannon - S03E08

Chewing the Cud

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2022 44:00

This is Chewing The Cud! With your roundup of showbiz news, things gathered from the internet and a special feature every week. With a LGBTQI+ focus and a bit of innuendo thrown in.This week we have news about a returning children tv show, Mike whoops out his squirty-tea, and we get aquatinted to Producer Jay with The Jar Of Joy! Thats all before we find a new way of storing cheese in Crafty Queens.All this and more! #ChewingTheCud

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Is This Maggot Cheese - S03E09

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2022 44:00

This is Chewing The Cud! With your roundup of showbiz news, things gathered from the internet and a special feature every week. With a LGBTQI+ focus and a bit of innuendo thrown in.This week we have news about Queer Eye Lego thats causing a ruckus, we try a food thats not for the faint hearted and Producer Jay puts on his "tasteful" jacket and becomes the "Faster Hind" quiz master.Topping the show is Mike bringing a Thats Science That Is, where Leigh actually approved! All this and more! #ChewingTheCud

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Delirous Nomads: Producer Jay Ruston

Delirious Nomads: The Blacklight Media Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2022 35:01

On this episode of the podcast we sit down with elite producer Jay Ruston to talk music and more! This was a really interesting one to get in deep into the minds of one of the premier musical geniuses in metal today! See what Jay is up too on his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayruston/ Check out Chris's label, which Matt gets to work for here: http://blacklightmediarecords.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 8: Producer Jay Stern

Wake the Kids and Phone the Neighbors

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 9, 2022 63:55

Rusty and Mike talk to prolific movie producer Jay Stern about life, family, and Letterman. https://imdb.to/3aFQakK Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 85: Sound Engineer and Producer Jay Messina

Is that really legal? with Eric Ruben

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 4, 2022 64:13

Jay Messina is a veteran engineer/producer who's worked on albums by legendary artists like Aerosmith, KISS, Miles Davis, John Lennon, Peter Frampton, Patti Smith, Cheap Trick, Supertramp, many, many others.Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/ReallyLegalPodcast)

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Sacramento Singer/Songwriter/Producer: Jay Malcuit

Black Canvas

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2022 27:25

Jay Malcuit is a alternative rock lead singer with a passion for music who has helped inspire fans from around the globe. With hit songs like “Gemini” and “My Way Out” under his belt, the sky is limitless as it relates to the talent of this rising star. He is currently working on new music and we are grateful to have Jay Malcuit as a guest on “Black Canvas.”

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Episode 49 - Nerd Pod: Tactics, Returners, and Baseless Speculation

The Section 109 Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 27, 2021 129:29

Producer Jay and co-host Smitty are not here so Breezy and Matt go wild with lots of nerdery about the season that was, the returners, what we should expect from coach Rod on the field, and whether Damian Rodriguez is the biggest pro signing in CFC history or not. Enjoy! Find us on twitter at @section109pod Find us on instagram at @section109podcast

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#0196: MULTI-TALENTED MUSIC PRODUCER JAY FAITH & ELI CRIPPS TALENTED SINGER/SONGWRITER & THE VOICE CONTESTANT

Life Changing Conversations with Imani Speaks

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 1, 2021 47:57

ABOUT JAY FAITH One Destiny is an independent artist development and record label from the North West of Manchester. Providing Industry-standard Music recordings and production for artists from the North West. One Destiny's vision for the future is to provide Innovative chart-topping new music. The music industry has grown exponentially in the last year like never before, One Destiny strives to bring the best commercial music to the market, and in doing so provides a platform where talent meets the marketplace. www.onedestinymusic.com www.youtube.com/user/JayScorch100 ABOUT ELI CRIPPS Eli is a mother and wife and talented singer/songwriter and ex-banker. She was a contestant on the BBC show The Voice. She has been working with Jay Faith for over 10 years. www.youtube.com/user/ThisIsEliUK

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Yaron Weitzman cancels, Jason "J-Stew" Stewart, Sixers BLOW IT, Ben Simmons Landing Spots

The Paulie and Tony Fusco Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2021 21:08

The most turbulent episode in the history of the show. Fox Sports/Bleacher Report writer Yaron Weitzman cancels at the very last minute due to an unforseen circumstance and, since Producer Jay (...who sucks at his job) can't fix the problem, Paulie and Tony turn to an old friend in the business, former producer for Jim Rome, Jason "J-Stew" Stewart. Plus, Paulie and Tony give you the Top 5 Landing Spots for the shitty Ben Simmons. It's podcast gold, people!

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Season 2 Episode #16 - "Dance With Me" w/ Ava Cherry Pt. 2

Inspirational Grooves 20/20 Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 8, 2021 35:34

What was needed to be said was released into the atmosphere. Ms. Cherry gave us jewels that we can use in our daily lives…Words of wisdom that I pray will not fall on deaf ears.It was indeed an honour to be in her visual presence. She's the force of strength, grace and endurance.Hotspot songs: TESTIFY & LOVE CHANGESPhoto: Annette Nieves (Courtesy of WAKE UP MUSIC!)Pod Vibe Track: "Free As A Bird" (Producer: Jay.Soul)Support the show (http://PayPal.me/IG2020Podcast)

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4/1/21 - Jason Ross and Doug Christie - Hour 3

Grant Napear & Doug Christie

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2021 54:20

In the last hour of the show, the boys face Producer Jay in a game of trivia in "Five on it", talk the day in NBA news and notes, answer the "Crossover" question of the day and talk the days action in MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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03/08/21 - Jason Ross and Doug Christie - Hour 3

Grant Napear & Doug Christie

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2021 49:55

It's a Mouth Off Monday for the boys which means a different spin on "five on it" as Producer Jay quizzes the guys on some of the hot topics of the day and from the weekend as well as discusses next week's version "five on it" with a preview of "Start them, Bench them and Cut them". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guest: Award Winning Filmmaker and Producer Jay Chaudry

Levels

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2021 50:49

Let's talk the huge Triller purse bid win for Teofimo Lopez vs Kambosos! Award-winning filmmaker and producer Jay Chaudry joins The Sportsnista and Ramblin Ralph

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DOWN 2 EARTH podcast with special guest artist producer -jay toons beats

DOWN2EARTH PODCAST

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 22, 2021 30:23

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Music producer Jay Denton talks about his Amazon Prime documentary Endure: Lebanon plus his plans for more global music projects

Stream On with Jim Williams

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2021 48:47

This week’s guest is Jay Denton a talented Los Angeles-based music producer, songwriter, and musician who is bringing the world together with music. We talk about his Amazon Prime documentary Endure: Lebanon, the first documentary in a feature film series that follows music producer Jay Denton as he travels to destabilized regions of the world in order to create and produce music with those affected by war, terror, and persecution.We also talk about how streaming audio services have made it easier for musicians around the world to collaborate on creating music together. Also, never before have we had the ability to hear some songwriters from all over the world produce music that is now available to a mass audience worldwide.Be sure to follow Jay and his projects on social media.Instagram: www.instagram.com/jaydenton/Facebook: www.facebook.com/JayDentonMusicWebsite: www.jaydenton.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/073K51uK3IIOq80d1NRvTu?si=9tdnHVwJRNmlQOmpbdXGMQENDURE Studios:Instagram: www.instagram.com/endure_studios/Facebook: www.facebook.com/theendurestudiosWebsite: www.endurestudios.orgMusic/News: https://linktr.ee/endure_studiosPromotional consideration for Stream On with Jim Williams comes from Sling TV. They are far and away, the best live streaming service on the planet.Cord cutters and cord nevers want a place to keep up with live TV with sports or news. Well, we have the best possible option at the best cost in the business.Check them out at https://www.sling.com/It doesn’t matter if you like sports, or news, or entertainment they have it all in one place at a price that will have you cutting the cord today! Check out www.slingtv.com for their outstanding live service today and start saving money.Have questions or comments?No problem just ask away on social media Twitter @JWMediaDC Instagram – Jimwilliams200 Email at jimwilliamsmedia@gmail.com

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Trendlines Continue with the Best Yet to Come

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 25, 2021

Listen: Listen here or subscribe on any podcast app Episode #82 - Trendlines Continue with the Best Yet to ComeHost Memo is stuck in Washington DC defending our Capitol so Producer Jay flies solo in the Smokin Js podcast studio this week. What a week of EPL action, with a sprinkle of FA Cup.Manchester United versus Liverpool in the FA Cup. Trends continue, Klopp is still confused, and Manchester United maintain momentum.It was a mishmash of matchdays in the EPL this week. Say mishmash of matchdays three times fast!Leicester City and Manchester City both dispatch clubs that hope to be in their position.Manchester United keeps the positive momentum moving forward against Fulham.Lovely Liverpool have turned into the ugly Klopps.Perhaps the best week of EPL soccer is this week starting Tuesday. There are four great peer to peer matches in three days!Thank you for finding us and listening. We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game.Host: MemoProducer: Jay FrattKick from the Spot TwitterKick from the Spot WebsiteEmail: kickfromthespot@gmail.comSponsor:Smokin JsSupport the show, visit the store and find a great tool for your smokin lifestyle.Use coupon code BALLS at checkout for 15% off your order.Music Credit:Moody BeatsSearch "Kick from the Spot" on any podcast app & SUBSCRIBE!

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Episode 22 - Balcones Baby Blue

Team Morale Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2021 46:28

A whiskey with a surprising backstory, along with a surprise guest on today's podcast. Producer Jay joins the pod and sips on the very first Texas Whiskey, Balcone Baby Blue. Together we discuss the over and under achievers so far in the Association. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/51O7ZyJ1tHtNLo4LV5xX3d?si=1KKK_XMrQEeR5xtUj4pnXQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeamMoralePod Instagram: https://instagram.com/team_morale_podcast?igshid=13crrov8slq9r Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCyPxy0n9BHq5dRCCuYYmTTA/featured Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/teammoralepodcast

Review: The Grudge (2020)

Sheebie Jeebies

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 1, 2021 38:43

We've got YouTube sign! We didn't put this review up when The Grudge (2020) came out because the volume was a bit off. Think I smoothed that out, so it's only fitting we end this shit year with a shit review. www.youtube.com/channel/UCfzt3U67-3EnWUM2hEWVwMANo vidya on the channel yet, but that's to come in 2021. If you like the show, please subscribe and check out some of our previous episodes on your podcatching app of choice. Special thanks to Producer Jay for all the hard work he does and my husband, Tall Chris, for putting up with all the bad movies I make him watch. Stay safe and Happy New Year, horror hounds!Social Media: www.facebook.com/sheebiejeebies www.twitter.com/sheebie_jeeebies www.instagram.com/sheebie_jeebies

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EPL Matchday 15 Topsy Turvy Table

Let's Get It All Out With Chica Simone

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2020

Listen: Listen here or subscribe on any podcast app Episode #78 - EPL Matchday 15 Topsy Turvy TableHost Memo and Producer Jay are giving all they have in the middle of this exciting stretch of EPL matchdays. This week was book ended by fantastic and entertaining matches. First with Leicester City vs Manchester United, and finishing with Wolverhampton vs Tottenham. And in the middle is a big argument over Arsenal and Chelsea ... who's manager is worse?This is an exciting year of EPL action because of how many clubs are performing well. Aston Villa has impressed both Memo and Jay. Are they here to stay near the top of the table? Manchester City has become a perennial contender. Is Pep just managing player turnover or are they out of contention this season?How can Memo spin the Liverpool draw against #19 West Brom in a positive way .... oh he does.Thank you for finding us and listening. We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game.Host: MemoProducer: Jay FrattKick from the Spot TwitterKick from the Spot WebsiteEmail: kickfromthespot@gmail.comSponsor:Smokin JsSupport the show, visit the store and find a great tool for your smokin lifestyle.Use coupon code BALLS at checkout for 15% off your order.Music Credit:Moody BeatsSearch "Kick from the Spot" on any podcast app & SUBSCRIBE!

On Demand Special Replay From 05-27-2020 W/ Special Guest YouTuber Prepp and Rap Artist, Audio Engineer and Producer, Jay Stackz!

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2020 124:09

We Will Be Discussing “YouTubing With Prepp and His FLVRS CLOTHING and His #IAm Movement and Also Rapping With Stackz on Audio Engineering and Producing!”SOCIAL NETWORKS AND LINKS FOR THE SHOW:(We Can Be Heard On Various Platforms Such As: Spreaker, Spotify, Apple iTunes, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Tunein and more)!FACEBOOK:The “Let’s Get It All Out” Show X Squad Online Radio StationChica Simone Page l Chica Simone Page llDan Didier INSTAGRAM:X Squad: @xsquadaffiliatesChica: @chicasimone Chica & Dan: @beyondsoulcuisineDan: @dan_didier TWITTER:X Squad: @xsquadafiliateChica: @chicasimone Chica & Dan: @beyondsoulcsDan: DanDidier5SPECIAL GUEST SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONTACT INORMATION: GUEST: Atlanta YouTuber Prepp & Rap Artist, Audio Engineer and Producer, Jay StackzGUEST FACEBOOK: N/AGUEST INSTAGRAM: (Prepp) @_itsprepp https://www.instagram.com/_itsprepp(FLVRS Clothing) @flvrsofficial https://www.instagram.com/flvrsofficial(The Melanin Family) @themelaningfamily_https://www.instagram.com/themelaninfamily_(Stackz) @imjaystackz https://www.instagram.com/imjaystackzGUEST TWITTER: (Prepp) @_itsprepp https://twitter.com/_itsPrepp(Stackz) @imjaystackz https://twitter.com/ImjaystackzGUEST WEBSITE: FLVRS CLOTHING “Variety Is The Spice Of Life” (The #IAm Movement)https://form.jotform.com/201226703706144Jay Stackz Sound Cloudhttps://soundcloud.com/jaystackz1 GUEST EMAIL: (Prepp) Booking.ceoprepp@gmail.com (Stackz) Justusdelbridge@gmail.com GUEST CONTACT NUMBER: N/AGUEST YOUTUBE: (Prep) ItsPrepphttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh3JHa6HSUMBFAklDPV3lMA (Jay Stackz) Stackz Of Wizdomhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUxZkfaSKII(Prep) The Melanin Familyhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7_n6q7BzcyIMkQW8D1ysQ YOUTUBE:The Let’s Get It All Out Show https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCitBm4yD_v3lMDZ7CYNHdvg (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)Chica Simonehttps://www.youtube.com/c/ChicaSimone (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)Summer Bri (YouTuber!) (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)www.youtube.com/c/summerbri WEBSITES:X Squad: www.spreaker.com (Be sure to FOLLOW X Squad Radio Network on Spreaker and FAVORITE your favorite shows, including The Let’s Get It All Out Show).X Squad: www.xsquadradio.comX Squad: www.xsquadaffiliates.com The “Let’s Get It All Out” Show: www.LetsGetItAllOutShow.com EMAIL & HOTLINE NUMBER:Theletsgetitalloutshow@gmail.com (Hotline Number: 404-692-1968)(Unsigned Artists can submit Clean and Edited tracks in mp3 format with name, contact information, city and state, and track information. In the SUBJECT LINE, type SUBMISSION. If interested in being INTERVIEWD on the show, include a bio with all contact information, and in the SUBJECT LINE, type INTERVIEW).GET IT ALL OUT SEGMENT:If there is something that truly bothers you or has been on your mind, and you want to Get It All Out, send it to TheLetsGetItAllOutShow@gmail.com and include your first name with your city and state, and we will be happy to read it on air. Every week, we will pick ONE to read so make it less than two paragraphs long. We want you to know that you can Get It All Out with us!SPONSORS:Book It All Entertainment, Inc.www.Bookitallentertainment.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BookItAllEntertainmentIncInstagram: @bookitallentertainmentTwitter: @bookitallentDan Didier ProductionsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/domestictrilogyInstagram: @domestictrilogySutraLotus Beverage Group, LLCwww.sutra-usa.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sutrausaInstagram: @sutra_usaTwitter: @Sutra_USAPRODUCTIONS:“DOMESTIC” Trilogy (Part 1 of 3) ‘Stone Cold’ Written and Directed By Dan DidierSaturday, August 1, 2020 (2 Shows) @ 3pm & 7:30pmRiverside Epicenter135 Riverside Pkwy, Austell, GA 30168FEATURED ARTISTS:ARTISTS NAME: Anna Hlin & The SpiritARTISTS TRACK: 1). When The Feeling Comes Around 2). SayonaraARTISTS FACEBOOK: Anna Hlin & The Spirit https://www.facebook.com/annahlinandthespiritARTISTISTS INSTAGRAM: @annahlinandthespirit ARTISTS TWITTER: @AnnaHlinOpium ARTISTS WEBSITE: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMEhDiSjoTDN7yO79CbbwNw ARTISTS BOOKING INFO: annahlinandthespirit@gmail.com FOUNDATION AWARENESS INFORMATION:MAY: Lupus Awareness (Purple)Lupus Foundation Of America – Georgia Chapterhttps://www.lupus.org/georgia/get-involved-31850 Lake Park Drive, Suite 101, Smyrna, GA 30080Phone: 770-333-5930Fax: 770-333-5932Email: info@lfaga.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LupusGeorgia (Lupus Foundation Of America, Georgia Chapter)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lupusorg (@lupusorg)Twitter: https://twitter.com/LupusGeorgia (@LupusGeorgia)LINKS AND INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE SHOW:*Help Us Bring X Squad’s Very Own Maurice Turner (MoeCheeze) Home! www.xsquadaffiliates.com/freemoeTMZ – REPORTED TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020JIMMY FALLON‘VERY SORRY’ FOR BLACKFACE SKETCH ON ‘SNL’‘NO EXCUSE FOR THIShttps://www.tmz.comCBS NEWS - UPDATED TUESFAY, MAY 26, 2020VIDEO SHOWS MINNEAPOLIS COP WITH KNEE ON KNECK OF MOTIONLESS,MOANING MAN NAMED GEORGE FLOYD WHO LATER DIED!https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minneapolis-police-george-floyd-fatal-arrest-officer-kneeling-neckPlease Share This Episode! 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Episode 5 - Old Dominick Huling Station

Team Morale Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2020 45:44

Ladies and gentleman we are LIVE. We are joined by Ladies Man Tom and Producer Jay as we react to the NBA draft as it finishes up. The 100 proof bourbon whiskey might get the better of us by the end of this one. Enjoy this uncut and unedited version of the Team Morale Podcast.

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Halloween and Other Scary Things

Coie's Questions

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2020 49:41

Join us this week as "Producer Jay" makes another appearance. We talk the best ways to eat candy or not... We talk Halloween safety and trunk or treats. Courtney talks candy and how she ended up in an Instagram argument. Jay struggles to produce and defends haunted houses. This episode is a wild ride you will want see through, even if it spooky.

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EPL Matchday Four Bloody Sunday and USMNT Golden Age

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2020

Episode #66 - EPL Matchday Four Bloody Sunday and USMNT Golden AgeAston Villa WHAT!!! Matchday four could be a wake up call for a few teams, mortal wounds for others, and let the good times roll for some. Host Memo and Producer Jay are here to analyze all the action from the weekend.Is that the worst 4-Nil victory for a club ever? Chelsea continue looking confused.Brighton may have a lot of fight, but Everton is cruising top of the league!Leeds United continue to play with the big boys.Arsenal hang on, and Arteta seems to be on top of his game.Is it OGS or Pogba?Can we let Liverpool slide for this historic beat down?Memo gives us an update on notable USMNT players action abroad. More good news!Thank you for finding us and listening. We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game.Host: MemoProducer: Jay FrattKick from the Spot TwitterKick from the Spot WebsiteEmail: kickfromthespot@gmail.comSponsor:Smokin JsSupport the show, visit the store and find a great tool for your smokin lifestyle.Music Credit:Moody Beats Listen: Listen here or subscribe on any podcast app

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Curating MUBI with Chiara Marañón

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2020 47:12

For this episode Abi and Producer Jay sat down (virtually!) to chat with the wonderful Chiara Marañón, MUBI’s Director of Content. They talk about MUBI’s unique approach to programming, including the importance they place on exploring the context around the films they showcase. As well as this, Jaq and Abi catch up on what they’ve been watching (The Roads Not Taken, Showgirls, The Watermelon Woman, Reality Bites). The Roads Not Taken is in cinemas on 11th September. Watch the trailer here. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUEST: Chiara Marañón PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforallpod

43: Ramblin' With Sports? and Comedy Producer Jay Wolff

Bitter and Blue Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 14, 2020 56:51

Join Andrew and Kevin on a rambling chat with Jay Wolff, formerly of ESPN's The Late Show with Katie Nolan and now of 500! with Jay Wolff podcast. They discuss: - What its like being a lonely soccer/City fan at ESPN; - Why Jay should never be allowed to buy anyone's jersey; - How we feel about the production values of the CBS Champions League Coverage - And Much More!

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Minisode: Sam Riley, Radioactive and Women in STEM on Film

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2020 35:33

We’re back with a minisode! Producer Jay catches up with Sam Riley (Control, Brighton Beach, Maleficent), the star of the new British feature film Radioactive. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi StandishGUESTS: Sam RileyPRODUCER: Jay Platt Radioactive is out on demand on 15 June and comes to DVD 27 July. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us!

05-27-2020 Our Special Guest Today Is Atlanta YouTuber Prepp and Rap Artist, Audio Engineer and Producer, Jay Stackz!

Let's Get It All Out With Chica Simone

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2020 124:09

We Will Be Discussing “YouTubing With Prepp and His FLVRS CLOTHING and His #IAm Movement and Also Rapping With Stackz on Audio Engineering and Producing!”SOCIAL NETWORKS AND LINKS FOR THE SHOW:(We Can Be Heard On Various Platforms Such As: Spreaker, Spotify, Apple iTunes, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Tunein and more)!FACEBOOK:The “Let’s Get It All Out” Show X Squad Online Radio StationChica Simone Page l Chica Simone Page llDan Didier INSTAGRAM:X Squad: @xsquadaffiliatesChica: @chicasimone Chica & Dan: @beyondsoulcuisineDan: @dan_didier TWITTER:X Squad: @xsquadafiliateChica: @chicasimone Chica & Dan: @beyondsoulcsDan: DanDidier5SPECIAL GUEST SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONTACT INORMATION: GUEST: Atlanta YouTuber Prepp & Rap Artist, Audio Engineer and Producer, Jay StackzGUEST FACEBOOK: N/AGUEST INSTAGRAM: (Prepp) @_itsprepp https://www.instagram.com/_itsprepp(FLVRS Clothing) @flvrsofficial https://www.instagram.com/flvrsofficial(The Melanin Family) @themelaningfamily_https://www.instagram.com/themelaninfamily_(Stackz) @imjaystackz https://www.instagram.com/imjaystackzGUEST TWITTER: (Prepp) @_itsprepp https://twitter.com/_itsPrepp(Stackz) @imjaystackz https://twitter.com/ImjaystackzGUEST WEBSITE: FLVRS CLOTHING “Variety Is The Spice Of Life” (The #IAm Movement)https://form.jotform.com/201226703706144Jay Stackz Sound Cloudhttps://soundcloud.com/jaystackz1 GUEST EMAIL: (Prepp) Booking.ceoprepp@gmail.com (Stackz) Justusdelbridge@gmail.com GUEST CONTACT NUMBER: N/AGUEST YOUTUBE: (Prep) ItsPrepphttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh3JHa6HSUMBFAklDPV3lMA (Jay Stackz) Stackz Of Wizdomhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUxZkfaSKII(Prep) The Melanin Familyhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7_n6q7BzcyIMkQW8D1ysQ YOUTUBE:The Let’s Get It All Out Show https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCitBm4yD_v3lMDZ7CYNHdvg (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)Chica Simonehttps://www.youtube.com/c/ChicaSimone (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)Summer Bri (YouTuber!) (Give Thumbs Up, Subscribe & Hit The Post Notifications Bell!)www.youtube.com/c/summerbri WEBSITES:X Squad: www.spreaker.com (Be sure to FOLLOW X Squad Radio Network on Spreaker and FAVORITE your favorite shows, including The Let’s Get It All Out Show).X Squad: www.xsquadradio.comX Squad: www.xsquadaffiliates.com The “Let’s Get It All Out” Show: www.LetsGetItAllOutShow.com EMAIL & HOTLINE NUMBER:Theletsgetitalloutshow@gmail.com (Hotline Number: 404-692-1968)(Unsigned Artists can submit Clean and Edited tracks in mp3 format with name, contact information, city and state, and track information. In the SUBJECT LINE, type SUBMISSION. If interested in being INTERVIEWD on the show, include a bio with all contact information, and in the SUBJECT LINE, type INTERVIEW).GET IT ALL OUT SEGMENT:If there is something that truly bothers you or has been on your mind, and you want to Get It All Out, send it to TheLetsGetItAllOutShow@gmail.com and include your first name with your city and state, and we will be happy to read it on air. Every week, we will pick ONE to read so make it less than two paragraphs long. We want you to know that you can Get It All Out with us!SPONSORS:Book It All Entertainment, Inc.www.Bookitallentertainment.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/BookItAllEntertainmentIncInstagram: @bookitallentertainmentTwitter: @bookitallentDan Didier ProductionsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/domestictrilogyInstagram: @domestictrilogySutraLotus Beverage Group, LLCwww.sutra-usa.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sutrausaInstagram: @sutra_usaTwitter: @Sutra_USAPRODUCTIONS:“DOMESTIC” Trilogy (Part 1 of 3) ‘Stone Cold’ Written and Directed By Dan DidierSaturday, August 1, 2020 (2 Shows) @ 3pm & 7:30pmRiverside Epicenter135 Riverside Pkwy, Austell, GA 30168FEATURED ARTISTS:ARTISTS NAME: Anna Hlin & The SpiritARTISTS TRACK: 1). When The Feeling Comes Around 2). SayonaraARTISTS FACEBOOK: Anna Hlin & The Spirit https://www.facebook.com/annahlinandthespiritARTISTISTS INSTAGRAM: @annahlinandthespirit ARTISTS TWITTER: @AnnaHlinOpium ARTISTS WEBSITE: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMEhDiSjoTDN7yO79CbbwNw ARTISTS BOOKING INFO: annahlinandthespirit@gmail.com FOUNDATION AWARENESS INFORMATION:MAY: Lupus Awareness (Purple)Lupus Foundation Of America – Georgia Chapterhttps://www.lupus.org/georgia/get-involved-31850 Lake Park Drive, Suite 101, Smyrna, GA 30080Phone: 770-333-5930Fax: 770-333-5932Email: info@lfaga.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LupusGeorgia (Lupus Foundation Of America, Georgia Chapter)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lupusorg (@lupusorg)Twitter: https://twitter.com/LupusGeorgia (@LupusGeorgia)LINKS AND INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE SHOW:*Help Us Bring X Squad’s Very Own Maurice Turner (MoeCheeze) Home! www.xsquadaffiliates.com/freemoeTMZ – REPORTED TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020JIMMY FALLON‘VERY SORRY’ FOR BLACKFACE SKETCH ON ‘SNL’‘NO EXCUSE FOR THIShttps://www.tmz.comCBS NEWS - UPDATED TUESFAY, MAY 26, 2020VIDEO SHOWS MINNEAPOLIS COP WITH KNEE ON KNECK OF MOTIONLESS,MOANING MAN NAMED GEORGE FLOYD WHO LATER DIED!https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minneapolis-police-george-floyd-fatal-arrest-officer-kneeling-neckPlease Share This Episode! 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C19 in RI: Newport Folk + Jazz Festivals Executive Producer Jay Sweet

The Bartholomewtown Podcast (RIpodcast.com)

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2020 34:49

C19 in RI: Newport Folk + Jazz Festivals Executive Producer Jay SweetSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bartholomewtown?fan_landing=true)

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260: – Kip Allen: Cultivating Your Own Voice & Sound, Working with Producer Jay Joyce, Building a Strong Instagram Following, Drumming for Devin Dawson

Working Drummer

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2020 65:18

Kip is the touring and recording drummer for Nashville artist Devin Dawson. Drumming for Devin allowed Kip the opportunity to... The post 260: – Kip Allen: Cultivating Your Own Voice & Sound, Working with Producer Jay Joyce, Building a Strong Instagram Following, Drumming for Devin Dawson appeared first on Working Drummer Podcast.

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PATREON PREVIEW 2-Pack of Ass Pt. II with Brandon “Jinx” Jenkins

Throwing Fits

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 20, 2020 10:16

The marathon continues. Big Jinx is still trapped in the German bunker with the boyz for the Patreon-exclusive part 2 of his Throwing Fits debut. We’ve still got a lot of ground to cover. From how Jimmy and Larry have always been allies, what he remembers from the now infamous Bleacher Report pilot and what Kobe Bryant taught him, to getting courted by Diddy, proximity vs. power and the art of balancing an elevated conversation, there are miles to go before we sleep. Plus, an extendo edition of 90 Seconds of Thirst, featuring the glorious return of Producer Jay. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits

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Chorley: It's a State of Mind

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2020

The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this episode Abi and Producer Jay travel to Chorley Empire Cinema in Chorley, Lancashire. There, they meet volunteer Estelle Bryers who tells them all about the cinema’s turbulent 110-year history, as well as how important cinemas are to a place like Chorley. Estelle is an extraordinary person whose infectious passion for both community and cinema is inspiring. Jaq and Abi also catch up about which films they’ve been watching recently (Singing’ in the Rain, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Uncut Gems) with a particularly impassioned chat about Little Women. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUEST: Estelle Bryers (Chorley Empire Cinema) PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforallpod

EPL Matchday Review Transfer News USMNT and the Cat Killer

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2020

Episode #51Not all weeks in the EPL are created equal. After a busy holiday rush, soccer gods provided a fairly mundane week of EPL action. Host Memo and Producer Jay are here to grease the gears in this EPL grinder.A serial cat killer is on the loose in Olympia, Wa, but Memo and Jay are on the case.News! It's January, time for the mid season transfer window hype. What's fake news? What's bound to happen? Come speculate with us. Some players are on the move, even if it's to the doctor's office like Christian Pulisic.Thank you for finding us and listening. We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game.Show Notes:Harry Kane InjuryChristian Pulisic InjurySergino Dest ThreatsBrian McBride Savior?Host: MemoProducer: Jay FrattKick from the Spot TwitterKick from the Spot WebsiteEmail: kickfromthespot@gmail.comSponsor:Smokin JsMusic Credit:Moody Beats Listen: Listen here or subscribe on any podcast app Watch:

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Hip-Hop Artist Ash Leon at the Intersection of Gender, Race, and Activism in Seattle

Better Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2019 67:50

In this episode, Ash leone is back in the studio for the prequel to our conversations from episode #26, with your hosts Sarah and Troy, and Producer Jay at the helm. This episode we talk about: Gender identity and its impacts on the creation of music, and how it influences the creative process. We talk about what it means to not fit into the gender binary, and how black, non-binary people are processing what it means to be young, black, and queer in America. Non-binary Perspectives: We talk about gender and pop-culture icons that inspired an interrogation of the concept of gender as a societal construct. larger than life personalities like Grace Jones and of course Prince, but also how bands like Queens of the Stone Age serve as inspiration beyond the gender construct, settling more into the idea that arriving at comfort just being who you are, and in that comfort, drawing on the environment around you to become something different, but better, what it can mean to create from that space. Reference: Colorism Discrimination based on skin color, also known as colorism or shadeism, is a form of prejudice or discrimination usually from members of the same race in which people are treated differently based on the social implications from cultural meanings attached to skin color. Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discrimination_based_on_skin_color Reference: Rockumentary Sonic Highways https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Fighters:_Sonic_Highways Episode 5: "Los Angeles" October 5, 2019 Los Angeles' highly influential position in rock history is examined. Pat Smear remembers the days of Germs, and visits legendary KROQ disc jockey Rodney Bingenheimer, owner of a 1970s Sunset Strip club that became the hub for the Los Angeles glam rock scene. Foo Fighters head to the desert to record their new song "Outside", which features a solo from Eagles' guitarist Joe Walsh, at Rancho De La Luna, and in turn, Kyuss and the 1990s Palm Desert Scene is explored. Reference: The Desert Sessions https://www.discogs.com/artist/283792-The-Desert-Sessions We also talk about how tom girls can be fun and plucky, but the inverse of tomgirl, an effeminate male, is a much more pejorative experience. We talk about toxic masculinity, and what pushes a person to embrace the toxic, hyper-masculine mindset and how that impacts the world around them. Reference: Androcentrism The practice, conscious or otherwise, of placing a masculine point of view at the center of one's world view, culture, and history, thereby culturally marginalizing femininity. The related adjective is androcentric, while the practice of placing the feminine point of view at the center is gynocentric. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androcentrism Ash shares what it means to be a creator, a hip-hop artist, and how society, hip-hop, rap, and nerd culture drives his creative process. Reference: Ash Leon's Sound Cloud https://soundcloud.com/ashleon Reference: No Sympathy for the Devil https://soundcloud.com/ashleon/no-sympathy-for-the-devil-prod-canine-teeth No Sympathy for the Devil is Ash's emotionally charged anti-white supremacy track that came out of an experience in Harlem tied to the gentrification of NYC. Reference: Tangerine Dream feat. fauxtographs "Many of us are tired and burnt out from the constant battle against the system of oppression that targets minorities. I think it's important that we remember the love ourselves and each other throughout these trials. Practice Self-Care." Reference: DaveB https://soundcloud.com/DAVEBMUSIC Reference: S.A.F.E. in Seattle SEATTLE AGAINST FORECLOSURE AND EVICTION https://www.safeinseattle.org/ ATTRIBUTIONS: Intro Artist: Ash Leon Title: Lil Hoe Mix 1 License: Provided by artist Adaptation: Reduced length to fit intro, adjusted audio levels Outro Artist: Ash Leon Title: I hate it (mix reprise 2 no guitar) License: Provided by artist Adaptation: Adjusted audio levels

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It's a Wonderful Life at Hyde Park Picture House

The Strange Story Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2019

The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this episode Abi and Jaq travel to Hyde Park Picture House in Leeds to talk to Wendy Cook. Wendy talks to us about the amazing history of this iconic cinema, as well as the significance of films like It’s a Wonderful Life when it comes to creating a cushion of financial security for Independent Cinemas. Wendy also chats about building audience trust, taking risks and creating cinema memories. An unmissable interview! Jaq and Abi also catch up about what they’ve been watching over the past few weeks (Marriage Story, Good Boys, Charlie’s Angels, Frozen II) as well as sharing their top 5s of 2019 including The Farewell, Seahorse, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Pain & Glory, Happy as Lazzaro and Monos (featuring a special appearance by Producer Jay!) The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUEST: Wendy Cook PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforallpod

EP09: Paranormal TV Producer, Jay Bluemke

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 26, 2019 56:30

Paranormal Producer and friend, Jay Bluemke drops by to chat about paranormal television shows and his 2 personal experiences while filming Ghost Hunters at the St. Augustine Lighthouse and The Ohio State Reformatory.

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Restored Film and Rep Distribution with Park Circus

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2019

The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this episode Abi and Producer Jay head to Glasgow to talk to the Jack Bell at film distribution company Park Circus. We find out about what’s involved in putting out older, restored titles and helping them reach a modern audience. Jaq and Abi also catch up about what they’ve been over the past few weeks (Last Black Man in San Francisco, Charade, Vox Lux, Tully, King of Comedy, Rocks). The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUEST: Jack Bell PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforallpod

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Archival Film Restoration with ITV Content Delivery

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2019

The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this episode, Jaq, Abi and Producer Jay head to Leeds to talk to the team at ITV Content Delivery, home of the ITV National Archive. We find out about what’s involved in storing this huge amount of archival film and television content, as well as the process of restoring it for 21st Century viewers. Jaq and Abi also catch up about what they’ve been over the past few weeks (Official Secrets, To Kill A Mockingbird, Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, The Little Mermaid, The Farewell, Eyes Without A Face, Les Diaboliques). The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUESTS: James, Scott, Josh and Andy at ITV Content Delivery PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us! For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforallpod

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Interview with Producer, Jay Holben

Hollywood Gatekeepers

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 4, 2019 36:57

Today, we dive into the world of a producer with an incredible interview with Mr. Jay Holben. Jay discusses his career as a producer and director. He is incredibly generous and he reveals a very clear view of how he uses readers, as well as how readers! CLICK HERE FOR THE FREE GIVEAWAY WEBSITE: https://hollywoodgatekeepers.net/ FACEBOOK PAGE: https://business.facebook.com/HollywoodGatekeepers FACEBOOK GROUP: https://business.facebook.com/HollywoodGatekeepers/groups/ YOUTUBE CHANNEL :https://www.youtube.com/hollywoodgatekeepers INSTAGRAM: @Screenreaders TWITTER: @HGatekeepers LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hollywood-gatekeepers/

Ross Noble joins guest host Ed Kavalee, Ash Williams, Tony Martin and Producer Jay for another episode of TEAM Effort. TEAM Effort is recorded live in the Bad Producer Productions Business Cupboard.

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METAL INJECTION LIVECAST #509 - Daveoslavia with Producer Jay Ruston

Metal Injection Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2019 125:53

We kicked things off talking about the new Motley Crue movie, The Dirt, and Rob talked about how the world needs a new Motley Crue. We were then joined by producer Jay Ruston for the return of our Beyond the Band segment. Jay talked about how he got his start, working on the new Amon Amarth album and also offering great advice for aspiring producers and bands. In hour two, we played an amazing cringy interview from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and went down the cringe highway, with clips of other interviews from metal sinus personalities, embarassing newscasts trying to sound hip and shithole reporters. Listen to the Metal Injection Livecast on: Spotify, iTunes,Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein or this RSS feed. Follow us on: Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Join Our Discord Chat As always, we'd love to hear your feedback on the episode, whether by leaving a comment below, on our Facebook, Twitter, emailing hatemail@metalinjection.net or leaving a voicemail using the Speakpipe widget below. Please help support the show and pick up a brand new t-shirt. Click below for all the choices: Leave a voicemail You can leave a voicemail by Skyping "metalinjectionlivecast" -or-

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Minisode: Border – interview with director Ali Abbasi

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2019

We have another minisode! Producer Jay spoke with director of new film Border, Ali Abbasi. About Border: customs officer Tina is known for her extraordinary sense of smell. It's almost as if she can sniff out the guilt on anyone hiding something. But when Vore, a suspicious-looking man, walks past her, her abilities are challenged for the first time ever. Tina can sense Vore is hiding something she can't identify. Even worse, she feels a strange attraction to him. As Tina develops a special bond with Vore and discovers his true identity, she also realises the truth about herself. Directed by Ali Abbasi and from a script by John Ajvide Lindqvist (Let The Right One In), Border is a thematically rich and deeply strange blend of romantic drama, magical-realist fantasy, and crime thriller and Sweden’s official entry to this year’s Academy Awards. Border is out in UK cinemas on 8 March. Please be aware we have some very rare, minor sound quality issues in this episode. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUESTS: Ali Abbasi PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us!

Minisode: End of Year Roundup

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2018

We have another minisode for you, and this time it’s a Christmas special! Jaq, Abi and Producer Jay discuss their favourite Christmas films, the best (and worst!) films they’ve seen at the cinema this year (I, Tonya, The Rider, The Square) and what’s coming out in 2019 that excites them. The Cinema For All podcast is proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery. HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish PRODUCER: Jay Platt Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us!

35 side projects and counting - Documentary Producer Jay Acunzo

Being Freelance

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2018 38:31

35 side-hustles into a freelance career, with a book, a podcast, and a growing reputation as a keynote speaker, Jay has many strings to his bow. Watch him give a speech or hear him talk and you’d be forgiven for assuming he has it all figured out. Jay oozes confidence, but he’ll be the first to tell you that he’s making it all up as he goes along. Only this summer, in fact, Jay thought about leaving it all behind and getting a job. To his credit, he was able to overcome that threatening bout of self-doubt just as quickly as it appeared. But it just goes to show - even the boldest among us can struggle with being freelance. This episode is supported by FreeAgent - online accounting software that makes managing your business finances a breeze. With an award-winning UK based support team on hand to help out, it’s easy to stay on top of your expenses, invoices, banking and tax. To claim your 1 month free trial, visit FreeAgent.com/beingfreelance Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter.* You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Like VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

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A Goth Thanksgiving Special with Darcie Wilder

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 22, 2018 125:31

James and Lawrence are making sure all 9.6 million members of the Fail Gang are eating this Thanksgiving with a fuckin slapper featuring our most goth guest yet: the author, east coast media elite and Twitter famous Darcie Wilder. Darcie joins the boys to talk about the lifestyle choice of being ambiguously employed, using Twitter as a dating app, and the joys of listening to Good Charlotte. Then, in Captain's Log/Letters to Home, the OG Core Four (s/o Producer Jay) share what they're thankful for.

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DIRECTOR & PRODUCER JAY NESS

St. Paul Filmcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 4, 2018 89:09

on this epsidoe we have film director and producer Jay Ness. He just finished principal shooting of the film "Dark Cloud" starring Alexys Gabrielle and now is producing a film titled "Only Dance Can Save Us" Directed by J.J. Kaiser please visit Jay Ness's web site www.jay-ness.com Follow Dark Cloud film on twitter www.twitter.com/@darkcloudmovie Follow Dark Cloud film on instagram www.instagram.com/@dark_cloud_movie follow Alexys Gabrielle on twitter www.twitter.com/@alexysgabrielle follow Alexys Gabrielle on instagram www.instagram.com/@alexysgabrielle Follow "Only Dance Can Save Us" on instagram www.instagram.com/@onlydancecansaveus Follow St. Paul Filmcast on twitter. www.twitter.com/@STPaulFilmcast Follow St. Paul Filmcast on instagram www.instagram.com/@st.paulfilmcast

Reality Bites with Lucas Mann

Play Episode Listen Later May 10, 2018

After a much-needed hiatus, James and Lawrence dive balls deep into Kanye konspiracies and crack open—nay, SOLVE!—the case of MAGA Ye. Then, because this is the most intellectual pod in the goddamn motherfuckin game, the boys are joined by thrice-published author Lucas Mann to talk about his new book Captive Audience: On Love and Reality TV. The warrior-poet bookworm regales the Fail Gang on why Vanderpump is the perfect TV show, getting topped by Lawrence for Four Pins, and why James is an entertaining but sloppy(-toppy) wedding guest. In a bonus interview that cements our status as the most diverse podcast in the whole fucking GALAXY, Producer Jay makes his triumphant yet flaccid return, waxing poetic on how he spends his life now that he's flush with cash and adult responsibilities. Spoiler alert: nothing's really changed.

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The Ballad of Landon Cassill with NASCAR’s Landon Cassill

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Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2018 105:11

James and Lawrence are back this week and are taking the pod to the fuckin galaxy for FU's sportiest episode yet. The jawnz-lovin' dark horse of NASCAR Landon Cassill rolled through Barstool HQ (along with a very not-so-special guest, Jake Woolf) to talk about his go-kart come up, how to circumcise dudes from Alabama, encounters with throttle-thirsty racer chasers, and his thoughts on the actions of (alleged) murderer Tony Stewart. Then, the boys end the episode with Captain's Log/Letters to Home, with what might be FU's biggest reveal to date: the return of Producer Jay?

Ep. 3 - What It Takes To Make It in the TV Business feat. Producer Jay Rothman

Make Them Notice Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 17, 2018 40:49

On this episode of the Make Them Notice Podcast we are taking care of a couple of things. First of, we have our own Adam Gatdula, West2East’s media ninja, completing his punishment for losing a put-put game in preparation for the Masters last week (0:30). Second, we have special guest, lead producer of ESPN’s Monday Night Football, Jay Rothman, who’s going to talk us through ESPN’s new show QB2QB (2:45). Jay discusses how QB2QB came together (4:05), the things he is most excited about leading to the show (9:45), how the production went down at UCLA’s campus (11:52), and what’s next for QB2QB (15:29). He also talks about the future of Monday Night Football (20:00), and what it takes to make it in this business: persistence and determination (25:00). Please subscribe and rate the Make Them Notice Podcast! Send in your questions @West2EastEmpire

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Dawn Patrol with Brock Korsan

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2018 94:24

The time has come you guys. This is Producer Jay's final episode. To start off this weeks episode, James and Lawrence give Jay an exit interview and give him a chance to reflect on his time as the producer, and even air his grievances. It was a bittersweet moment for the whole squad, Jay will definitely be missed. But fuck it, he had to secure that bag YOU FEEL ME?! YERRRRRR... Then, the guys interview music entrepreneur Brock Korsan. Brock talks about his come up in the industry managing artists and producers, helping with marketing and street teams for early streetwear brands, his opinions on the music game currently, and more. Then in Captain's Log/Letters To Home Jay passes the torch on to the new producer! Be nice to him guys. He's a good kid, he's gonna do great. WELP... THIS IS IT. MY LAST SUMMARY. Yeah, I'm typing this summary in the first person, this my last episode I can do whatever the hell I want. IT'S BEEN, REAL GUYS. I'M REALLY GONNA MISS THIS WACKY FAMILY CALLED FAILING UPWARDS. Be sure to follow me on twitter @_JelaniCarter. I'm gonna be making my own podcasts soon so stay tuned for that, I'm trying to get more plays than Lawrence and James lol. Aiight, that's all I got. FAIL GANG FOREVER. PEACE. -Producer Jay

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Dick Appointment with Lauren Nostro

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2018 87:54

YERRRRRRRRRRRRROn this weeks episode of the podcast, James reveals that he didn't take the job in LA, so the pod lives on! He provides the Fail Gang with tips and tricks on how to navigate life while in between jobs, and what his current life is like now that he's funemployed. Then Lawrence and James interview the talented and unapologetic Senior Director of Universal Music Group's newly minted imprint, Urban Legends, Lauren Nostro. They immediately get into all the details of her and James' infamous(?) hookup at Kinfolk, what it's like being the self-proclaimed Princess of Buffalo, New York, her thoughts on the Grammys, Italian-American pride, life living in Los Angeles compared to NYC, mumble rap, and a lot more. Then in "Captain's Log/Letters To Home" the FU Squad start their farewell tour for the Chocolate Gawd himself, Producer Jay. That is right, Jay has secured the bag at a new job, so, unfortunately, his time at Failing Upwards is coming to an end. So if you think you can fill his 9.5 sized shoes, send all serious inquiries to failingupwardspod@gmail.com, the guys would appreciate it.SEE Y'ALL FOR THE LAST TIME NEXT WEEK YOU GODDAMN MOUTH BREATHERS.

Return Of The Narc with Noah Johnson

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 18, 2018 106:45

Lawrence and James turn "Fuck With Not Fuck With" (Working title) on themselves this week, and then reluctantly ask Jay and Chuck as well. Then, Senior Editor of GQ Style Noah "Narc Dad" Johnson returns to FU to talk about getting Yelawolf hooked on meth, James eventually fucking Noah's dad, and what it's like to get your titties sucked by a baby. Then on "Captain's Log/Letters To Home" THE INTERNS FINALLY GET PAID BABYYYYYYYYYY. YERRRRRRRRR. Well technically the whole crew got paid, but everybody has jobs already except Producer Jay, so he was the only one that was actually excited. This summary is brought to you by the newly wealthy but still incompetent Intern Chuck, because James and Lawrence dropped the ball. Fire mixtape cover though, we will give him that. HOPE YOU'RE ENJOYING SEASON FOUR YOU SHMUCKS, TWO BANGERS IN A ROW.

Return Of The King with Maurice Peebles

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 11, 2018 91:37

James and Lawrence start off the new season by giving themselves, as well as Jay and Chuck, resolutions to consider in 2018. Then they have a chat with Senior Deputy Editor at Bleacher Report, Maurice Peebles. They talk about his humble beginnings growing up in South Jersey and writing about Philly sports, how interesting it was being one of the first (and at the time, only African-American) hires at Barstool Sports, investing in Bryptoburrency, and other cool things too. Then in Captain's Log, Lawrence and James give Producer Jay and Intern Chuck a stellar review of the "Failing Upwards Holiday Clip Show Extravaganza". Welcome to Season Four you scumbags. (Yo I'm gonna keep it G with y'all real quick, this is Producer Jay writing the summary. The guys usually shoot me an email or text on what the title and description is gonna be for all the episodes, but I guess they forgot. I honestly have no idea what I'm doing lol. Definitely give this episode a listen though, Maurice was an awesome guest. I'm glad we started off the new season with a banger. Well... fuck. I don't know what else to write.... FAIL GANG IN THIS BITCH, YEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.)

The Failing Upwards Holiday Clip Show Extravaganza with Producer Jay & Intern Chuck

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 28, 2017 81:56

Producer Jay and Intern Chuck fail upwards into guest hosting duties after Lawrence and James abandon the Fail Gang for for the holidays. The boys introduce the best moments of the first three seasons, a mashup of every time they got shit on, and a compilation of every moment Lawrence and James ask a brand to sponsor the pod. Plus, Captains Log/Letters to Home gets spicy when Chuck claims Jay was late to record.

Abandoning America with Steve Dool

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2017 77:11

James and Lawrence take a look back at the dizzying highs and terrifying lows of 2017. Then, their former boss and current ex-pat freelancer Steve Dool joins the pod to talk celebrity stalkers, the drunken debauchery of British people, and coming out of the closet as a grown ass man. Plus, "Captain's Log/Letters to Home" confirms without a shadow of a doubt that the boys were indeed back in town, plus previews how Producer Jay and Intern Chuck are going to completely let down the Fail Gang for the holidays.

Failing The Culture with Jinx

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2017 57:26

James and Lawrence wade through the most extreme Stoolie reactions to Barstool foolishly dropping a fashion podcast. Then, Brandon "Jinx" Jenkins from Complex comes through and talks smoking weed with rappers, why black barber shops are always the better choice, and how fuccbois are always trying to weasel their way into instant clout. Also, Intern Chuck almost fights a homeless man over a bottle of Hennessy, Producer Jay begs for a real job, and the most electric ad read of all time.

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Impractical Jokers Writer/Producer Jay Miller

Just The Gals Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2017 67:24

Jay Miller (@midevenings) was a writer and producer for Impractical Jokers. Jay really loves awful comedy and doesn't mind playing the bad guy so everyone else can have a good time. We get into his love for the Beastie Boys, his collection of gift cards, anticipating his family's deaths, and what working on Impractical Jokers was like. Follow Jay: @midevenings Email us at JustTheGalsPodcast@gmail.com.

Episode 798 - SDCC: Dark Matter w/ Melissa O'Neil/Anthony Lemke/Alex Mallari Jr./Jodelle Ferland/Roger Cross/producer Jay Firestone!

Comic News Insider

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 2, 2017 46:58

Jimmy teamed up with Kelly Bedard from My Entertainment World to cover as much as possible at SDCC! Kelly sat in on the roundtables for the hit SyFy series Dark Matter. You'll hear from stars Melissa O'Neil, Anthony Lemke, Alex Mallari Jr., Jodelle Ferland, Roger Cross and producer Jay Firestone. What will the next season bring? Download the free podcast to find out! For this last week, there will be no regular format shows. Only SDCC press room specials. Jimmy needs that long just to recover from all of the craziness that is Comic Con International. He missed some rooms that he wanted to cover but boy howdy did he still cover a lot! Also, go back over the past couple of weeks to see what he covered! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!

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And the Emmy Goes to…Writer and Producer Jay Martel – Episode 46

BOOTH ONE - Celebrating Culture and Conversation

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2016 66:51

Peabody and Emmy Award winner Jay Martel joins us in Booth One via Skype all the way from Hollywood! It's our first long-distance interview show and the technology involved has Gary and Roscoe a bit daunted, so we've brought in our audio guru John Lisiecki to run sound for us today. Great to have John back in the studio! Jay won an Emmy this year as Executive Producer on the brilliant sketch comedy show Key & Peele, now available in full episodes at Comedy Central. One of their recurring sketches became so iconic that Luther, Barack Obama's "Anger Translator" appeared with the president at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Jay and producing partner Ian Roberts, a co-founder of the Upright Citizens Brigade, were the show runners (Jay tells us what that entails) for Key & Peele and are now show runners for the TV Land program Teachers - featuring the actresses who performed here in Chicago as the improv group, The Katydids. Jay is also a successful playwright, essayist (The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, etc.) and novelist. His first novel, Channel Blue, is about an intergalactic alien conglomerate called Galaxy Entertainment that for decades has used the Earth as the basis of a reality TV show for billions of planetary viewers. But the viewership has become bored with our "earthle" behavior and the producing corporation of Channel Blue decides to "cancel" Earth in a spectacular series-ending finale. Only one person can prevent this disaster - out-of-work screenwriter and manic depressive Perry Bunt. And this is just the first 40 pages!! A terrific read and a very funny book. We detour into a few animal stories and talk about Shirley and Jenny, 2 former circus elephants who have an emotional reunion after 22 years when they end up at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee. Watch the touching video here. Next we discuss the 100-year-old giant tortoise Diego, who single-handedly saved his species from extinction by fathering 800 babies in the past 50 years on the Galapagos Island of Espanola. Conservationists credit Diego's success with the ladies to his handsome, grizzled appearance. You be the judge. Finally, an air passenger boarded a flight recently with her "emotional support animal" - a duck wearing red shoes and a Captain America diaper. Gary, Roscoe and Jay discuss the merits and ethical implications of the emotional support animal craze - real or ruse? Gary and Roscoe are treated to Booth One experiences by being invited into the limousines of Tony and Tina on the way to their "wedding". Roscoe gets the bridal party while Gary travels with the groomsmen as they head to the church on time. Afterwards, we attend the ceremony and reception right here in Chicago. It's a delightful affair, full of humor and outrageous behavior. Do yourself a favor and book your table today for Tony n' Tina's Wedding! It's not every day that you hear a great Richard Nixon story, but Jay's got one and it involves rhododendrons and the King of Morocco. And he relates a remarkable anecdote about confronting Jeb Bush about the Florida death penalty while working as an on-air correspondent for Michael Moore's TV Nation. Kiss of Death: Phil Chess - Chess Records Boss who spread the Blues A Polish Jewish immigrant who grew up in Chicago, Phil Chess introduced the world to African-American blues, R&B, and Rock 'n Roll. With his brother Leonard, they founded Chess Records and throughout the 1950's and early '60's, released a string of hits, including Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode," Etta James' "At Last," and Bo Didley's "Who Do You Love." Their second release was Muddy Waters' "Rollin' Stone." Twelve years later in London, Mick Jagger and his friends would name their new band after that record. "The story of the blues is to tell your feelings," he said. "The blues is what comes from the heart." Phil Chess was 95. Read NYT obit here.

Sobriety

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 8, 2016 76:23

Lawrence and James foolishly give Producer Jay a mic, answer listener Junk Mail questions and talk the treacherous path of sobriety. As always, if you have any money you'd like to give us or any constructive criticism you'd like us to 360 degree tomahawk slam dunk into the trash can please email us: failingupwardspod@gmail.com.

Actor/Producer Jay Ellis from BET's THE GAME and HBO's INSECURE!!!

Kahnversations Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 11, 2016 76:21

New Podcast with Actor Jay Ellis! In this installation of "Kahnversations," we interview Jay Ellis. Jay is a charismatic television and film actor, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. He can currently be seen as one of the stars of HBO’s new comedy series INSECURE, alongside Issa Rae. Ellis plays Lawrence, Issa’s depressed and unemployed boyfriend, who has been getting his act together for four years. Previously, Jay starred on BET’s hit series THE GAME, which ended after its 9th season. He portrayed Bryce ‘Blue’ Westbrook, the highly educated, first round wide receiver draft pick from Stanford University in the series that follows professional athletes, agents and managers as they navigate their way through fame, money and betrayal. Recently, Ellis was featured on the second season of the critically acclaimed SHOWTIME series MASTERS OF SEX with Michael Sheen. Born in Fort Sumter, South Carolina, Ellis spent the majority of his childhood traveling with his military family. His father completed over 20 years of service in the Air Force while his mother was an accomplished finance executive and instilled in her son the importance of community service and education at an early age. Ellis attended Concordia University, where he played basketball and held the position of student body president. He interned briefly with the Portland Trailblazers and also joined AmeriCorps to provide care and resources to disadvantaged citizens in Portland. He then traveled the world as a model and was afforded the opportunity to live in such exotic territories as Milan, Tokyo, Sidney and London, appearing in campaigns for Abercrombie and Fitch, Nike and Adidas, to name a few. In 2007, Ellis made the decision to move to Los Angeles to try his hand at acting and worked tirelessly at perfecting his craft, taking classes day and night. His debut feature role came in the Elizabeth Banks directed, star studded comedy MOVIE 43, starring alongside Terrence Howard. Ellis has also appeared in numerous primetime television series including GRACE AND FRANKIE, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, GREY’S ANATOMY and NCIS. When not in front of the camera, he enjoys cooking, being outdoors, boxing, traveling and shooting photography. Ellis is an ambassador of amfAR and is also an active volunteer at Inside Out Writers, an organization that teaches creative writing classes in Los Angeles County Juvenile Detention Centers. Ellis can be found on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat (@JayREllis) and also has a photography Instagram account (@theworldaroundje). You can download or subscribe to the podcast for FREE by clicking below. If you like “Kahnversations,” please leave a rating or review on our iTunes page! There are so many inspiring podcasts with fabulous stars out there. But their careers feel light years away from ours, don’t they? Wouldn’t it be great to hear from the guy who just booked his first pilot? Or the kid finally doing a studio pic after a bunch of low budget indies? Or the woman who’s been a series regular a few times but is only now becoming a name? What about the guy who’s been on a show for years and you know his face but what’shisnameagain? Or that actress who is now a freakin’ showrunner???? How’d THEY do it, right? How did they transition from relative obscurity, bartending and bottle service, to buying that house in Brentwood? We’re producing “Kahnversations,” a podcast that provides access to THOSE people -- your immediate predecessors -- so that you can learn from them while their battle scars are still fresh. In “Kahnversations,” our own Ryan Bailey interviews some of Lesly Kahn & Company’s working actors, directors, and writers in order to learn how they got started in Hollywood, the challenges and hurdles they faced, and how they overcame the odds. (They also dish out some crazy stories!) Listen in and enjoy as these entertainers speak candidly about their paths, processes, and experiences. You might even hear a bit about how Lesly and the Kahnstitute have influenced and shaped their careers.

KAGAGI Animated TV Series Executive Producer - Jay Odjick

Native Trailblazers

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2016 121:00

As an independent comics publisher and illustrator for years, writer and artist Jay Odjick from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Algonquin Nation in Quebec has a vast list of accomplishments to include his graphic novel entitled KAGAGI: The Raven with thru Canada’s largest comics publisher, Arcana Comics After the success of KAGAGI, Jay produced a television series and as executive producer, he also serves as character designer and lead writer. You can find Kagagi on APTN Sundays at 10AM or at aptn.ca/Kagagi and on FNX in the United States. Find Jay on Facebook or follow him on Twitter @jayodjick. Shé:kon and Thanks for joining Native Trailblazers! The Native Show with over half a million listeners worldwide! For over six years, our award-winning Native themed online radio show has been delivering the hottest topics in Indian Country to your desktop, mobile or other listening devices! Listen in Every Friday at 7pm EST or any time after in archives! HOSTS: Vincent Schilling (Producer, Speaker, Journalist, Author, VP Schilling Media) www.Twitter.com/VinceSchilling and Delores Schilling (CEO, Schilling Media, Inc.) www.Twitter.com/DelSchilling Join our chat room Here's How Website www.NativeTrailblazers.com Mailing List - http://eepurl.com/O7fa1 iTunes Podcasts- http://goo.gl/GkEOJ3

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Sports Talk with 3 Stupid Guys (MP3): Ep. 6.01: "Week 1"

Sports Talk with 3 Stupid Guys

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2015 80:44

Sports Talk with 3 Stupid Guys has returned for its 6th season, but the first season where it has its very own free iTunes feed! Join Jack, Matt, Russ, and Mike (and sometimes Producer Jay) as they discuss the new week of the NFL season. On this episode, they discuss the controversies with Roger Goodell, […]

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Engineer/Producer Jay Messina

SoundWorks Collection

Play Episode Listen Later May 15, 2015 43:35

This week we spoke with our good friend Jay Messina who is a world-class engineer/producer based in New York city and has worked on such classic albums by Aerosmith, Kiss, Miles Davis, Supertramp, Patti Smith, Slash, Yoko Ono, and Cheap Trick, to name a few. we met up with Jay in his upper west side home to talk about his early beginnings working at A&R Studios and the Record Plant where he served as chief engineer for 15 years. Jay was consistently busy recording albums and stayed with Record Plant until he left in 1987. He’s since embarked on a very successful freelance career and In 2005 Jay opened his own studio, West End Sound, where he mixes and masters national and international projects today.

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What About Pod? #79

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2014 50:21

Ricciardi is MIA as Producer Jay and Squyres tackle Episode 79! We chat a bit about Renee Zellweger's new face before breaking into a new "Name That Substance!". This week's news includes massive scary spiders, some colonoscopy hijinx, and CSOTW about the Grumpy Cat movie! Did you know Grumpy Cat is a she? Kinda makes sense, I guess. All this and much, much more here in good ole' 79!

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WAP FourPlay #23

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2014 23:12

The Gandalf the Black edition! Join us for all the witty banter you'd expect! This week's Entertainment news includes Robert Downey Jr. news, and Producer Jay's dissing of the Foo Fighters. Say Anything TV series? Say it ain't so, Cameron Crowe! And of course the Football Picks of Doom! It's all the garbage we could cram into 20ish minutes, and it's all for you! Get some!

What About Pod? #64

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2014 54:01

Episode 64! We discuss the Ice Water Challenge, Mike's Jerky, Pigeon Control, and.. well it just spins and spins from there. Three distinct stories define this episode. Producer Jay's shirt in the toilet, Squyres' infamous burrito story, and Ricciardi's brush with a guy from "Catch a Predator". It doesn't get a whole lot better than this, people! Listen in today!

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What About Pod? 62

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2014 48:42

It's Back to the Episode 62! Some toddler/Huey Lewis comparisons. Do you know what a Rube Goldberg device is? Find out NOW! Squyres and Producer Jay fly .. solo? Ricciardi's out of the studio this week. We get back to Spanning the Globe, and celebrate Ireland.. have we done Ireland before? I think we have, but.. it's worth doing twice! We recant our DOTW on KFC, as we've become part of the mainstream media, and it's sad. Is It or Is It again this week, kids! Can Producer Jay play with himself succesfully yet again? Which state drinks more than others? Find out here. News includes prison shootings, randy bus drivers, and more! A CSOTW Update, and of course the Vocal Pauses. This one's jam packed, people! Get yours today!

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