Podcasts about raised by tv

Actor, comedian, and podcaster Jon Gabrus (101 Places to Party Before You Die, High and Mighty, ActionBoyz) brings us “Gungan Style” from the Funny or Die Vault. He and our host, Marcos Gonzalez, take a deep dive into how the comedy landscape has changed since Jon got his start. From the internship to PA pipeline to TikTok dances and crazy stories on set, Jon and Marcos unpack where trend chasing is leading us. Get notified when we drop new episodes, news, and show extras: https://norby.link/ctdAJD Jon's pick from the FOD Vault is “Gungan Style (Gangnam Style Parody)” from 2012 Bio:  Jon Gabrus is an American actor and comedian, best known for his work on Guy Code, the podcast Comedy Bang! Bang!, and TVLand's Younger. He was a performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and hosts the High and Mighty podcast, as well as co-hosting the Raised By TV and Action Boyz podcasts.  To access a free episode to Jon's podcast ActionBoyz, use the link: Free.actionboyz.biz  (00:00) Intro (03:17) Why Jon chose Gungan Style (06:50) College comedy group to PA pipeline (09:28) When video sketches started to take off at UCB (16:00) How podcasting has changed (25:23) The nature of trend chasing (36:38) Bombshell story, best and worst gigs (43:21) Drunk History story Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special guest Actor/Playwright Esau Mora talks about being a latch key kid, growing up a Jehova's Witness, and how being raised on TV made all of these things extra complicated. Overall, a deep dive into being gay and what it means to make your family sit down and watch Chicago with you as a child. * Disidentifications - by José Esteban Muñoz https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/disidentifications-queers-of-color-and-the-performance-of-politics_jos-esteban-muoz/358936/#edition=13719413 * A Rainbow Thread - by Noam Sienna https://noamsienna.com/rainbowthread/ * We Play Ourselves - by Jen Silverman https://www.jensilverman.com/books/we-play-ourselves/ * Find Esau on Twitter and Instagram @esausitomorando * Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @thatdoitforya * Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/thatdoitforyapod * Check out all of our offerings at www.thejuveniliacollective.com * That Do It For Ya? Is hosted and created by Aurelia Grierson, edited, produced, and theme song'd by Eric Solis, and visual design is by Benny Kessler. That Do It For Ya? is a proud arm of The Juvenilia Collective.

Fellow Headgum podcaster Lauren Lapkus joins Amir, Marika, and Geoff to discuss Lauren's financials, Scottish independence, and CHEUGY!BUY THE HEADGUM PODCAST MERCH!Advertise on The Headgum Podcast via Gumball.fmRate The Headgum Podcast 5-stars on Apple Podcasts.Join the Headgum Discord.

Today's guest is Jon Gabrus, a comedian (MTV's Guy Code, Comedy Bang! Bang!, TVLand's Younger) and a podcast expert (High and Mighty, ActionBoyz, Raised By TV). He is from Long Island. But we don't talk about that stuff. Instead, we talk about something Gabrus is trying to do: read more. Gabrus is both a nerd and a meathead, and we talk about how fantasy books by R.A. Salvatore got him into reading, and Stephen King's "The Stand" taught him that he could conquer any book he set his mind to. We talk about how to make time for reading when surrounded by distractions, and Gabrus recommends a couple books to check out if you're looking to get excited about reading again. This is the final "Try!" podcast of 2020, we'll see you in 2021 with more new episodes.

This week on Chismes and Menudo! Rick and Adri talk about the TV shows that raised them! The nostalgia hits hard as they discus 90's and Early '00's shows that comforted them through childhood and adolescence.

Remember how many failed attempts there were to get Dragon Ball onto TV? Yeah, neither did I but here we are. We also take a dive into what most millennials credit as their first taste of anime with Toonami. Guests: Jason Demarco, Roland Kelts 

PodcastPodcast Ep. 76 Show Nutz Previous Podcast Challenge for Eric: Inside Trader Joe's Podcast Challenge for Lauren: Committed, Three Minute Love Stories Clip 1: Reply All, #140 The Roman Mars Mazda Virus Clip 2: What's Your Sign, Sun Signs Words of Wisdom with Tony Hale: What's the Tee, Tony Hale & Clea DuVall Lauren Bonus Seggy: Nostalgia Corner: Raised By TV, Time to Make The Donuts with Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger Segment Segment LP: New York Times Online Subscription EE: Halloumi DJJWU: Acupuncture for my shoulder

Comedian and podcast superstar Jon Gabrus (High and Mighty, The ActionBoyz Podcast, Raised By TV) joins Winston and David for an end of year blowout where they test his taste buds with some wild selections. For a once a year segment entitled New Tastes Resolutastes, Winston aims to eat more street meat in the new year, David wants to host more food gatherings and play around with squid ink and Jon wants to get into more cuts of beef.

Is Kokomo a physical location, or a timeless, spiritual plane of existence in the perpetual Happy Hour of the mind? Jon Gabrus (@gabrus – High & Mighty, Raised By TV, Action Boyz) stops by to talk about his schoolchild memories of Kokomo, Sebastian the crab, geolocated orgasms, John Stamos yogurt and eventually, the Beach Boys's 1988 tropical cruise ship anthem, Kokomo! This episode is brought to you by Hims and Quip! • http://forhims.com/JAM • http://getquip.com/JAMUNPUNCHABLE JAMS: "Dela" - Johnny Clegg and Savuka, "Rome" - Phoenix

Jon Gabrus is a comedian (Guycode, Upright Citizens Brigade), podcaster (Raised By TV, High and Mighty, etc), actor (The Little Hours, Another Period) and wonderful pal to spend a weekend at a music festival with. We talked Bonnaroo, improv, social media, and a lot about swords as we made this playlist for Riding Into Battle! Follow @CoolPlaylistPod and @ElizaSkinner on twitter! Check out coolplaylistpod.com to find today's playlist and more!

Saluton! It is I, Tyson Saner, your Audio-Tour-Guide or something like that.  Come with me, won't you, as we explore assorted points of interest in Soundcastland for the next hour or so. Friend-of-Succotash Hunter Block sports his new tee I've got some good ones for you.  There are clips from Launch Left, Raised By TV, Whiting Wongs, Doughboys, Wife of The Party and The Movie Court,  In addition we have a single shot of Raging Moderate Will Durst's "Burst O' Durst" (and if you're in San Francisco in the coming weeks, check out http://themarsh.org for tickets and information on his live show The Durst Case Scenario.) This installment is brought to you by Henderson's Breakaway Trousers, and I thorw in a couple of shout-outs for good measure. CLIPS LAUNCH LEFTThis show kicked off their first episode on Halloween, October 31st, of last year. According to the description on the Launch Left webpage: "Rain Joan of Arc Phoenix and Moon Unit Zappa interview extraordinary minds, mavericks, and pioneers in their unique fields. As two women from artistically uncompromising families, Rain and Moon celebrate non-conformists who achieve success by doing it their way, and support "left of center" emerging artists." That is to say...the show features established musicians promoting or "curating" less mainstream musicians.  Their guests are referred to as  "curators" and in this clip from December 26th of 2017 the curator is none other than Moon Zappa's brother Dweezil Zappa, who gives a humorous lesson in tri-tones... RAISED BY TVAmong my favorite improvisors that I hear on soundcasts such as Scott Aukerman's Comedy Bang Bang and Matt Besser's Improv4humans are Lauren Lapkus and Jon Gabrus. They have a soundcast together called Raised By TV which is described on their homesite thusly: "When Jon Gabrus and Lauren Lapkus were growing up, they watched a lot of TV. Like, a LOT of TV. Now adults with minds hopelessly warped by television, they've come together to indulge their shared obsession. On Raised By TV, Jon and Lauren revisit the best and worst TV of the late 80s and early 90s — everything from game shows and TGIF to Oprah and cereal commercials." They recently announced that Season Two of Raised By TV kicks off this April 11th. WHITING WONGSWhiting Wongs is described on iTunes as "An honest conversation about race and writing between two people who think very highly of themselves. Dan Harmon and Jessica Gao know they won't solve racism in Hollywood, but they still like to talk about it. Sometimes with guests!" By IMDB, "Jessica Gao is a writer and art director, known for Silicon Valley (2014), Rick & Morty (2013) and Lab Rats (2012). If you need credits for Harmon, perhaps you're listening to the wrong genre of soundcasts. OUr featured cli've clipped episode 4 titled "They invented those finger traps" from November 2nd, 2017 because it is the first episode  that was recorded after people had had the chance to listen and respond to the first three episodes. DOUGHBOYS "The podcast about chain restaurants," as the Doughboys listing on iTunes tells us, continuing: "Comedians Mike Mitchell and Nick Wiger review fast food/sit-down chains and generally argue about food/everything. Nick is a writer and actor, known for NTSF:SD:SUV, Matthew Perry's Testimony (Pt.2), and A Christmas Story: Only I Didn't Say Fudge. Mike is an actor and writer, known for The Birthday Boys, Love, and Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special." Guest Bobby Lee  is credited with appearing on 162 episodes of the long-running sketch comedy show MAD TV. I deviate slightly from the norm in terms of presentation for this bit of 'soundcastery", as you'll hear it serves the content of this show better. WIFE OF THE PARTYIf you listen to comedian Bert Kreischer's soundcast Bertcast on the All Things Comedy network, you might have heard his wife LeeAnn Kreischer appear as a guest in some of the episodes. On January 31st, LeeAnn's very own soundcast dropped on iTunes and the description of Wife of the Party reads as follows: "Wife of comedian Bert Kreischer talks to friends in the mancave about, marriage, family, and what its like to be married to the life of the party." I would also like to point out the delightful "live reads" LeeAnn and Bert do for Bertcast's various sponsors.  As a fan of advertising I'm quite partial to their Blue Apron reads. (Executive Producer note: Attention, @BlueApron: We have advertising slots available on Succotash!) THE MOVIE COURT Movies finally get their day in court. Here's the online description of this unique soundcast: "Overrated classics. Unsung masterpieces. One Prosecutor. One Defense Attorney. And one judge. The Podcast that puts the movies you love or hate on trial, to decide their fate. Once and for all." That's a great description...the soundcast is as though each film was on trial to be sentenced to "movie jail" with amusing results. The Prosecutor is Stephen Krueger, the Defense is Kyle Bornheimer and Ryan (JUST Ryan) is the Judge.The clip Ive selected for you is from the 12th episode posted November 20th, 2015. (They haven't dropped an episode since January 1st of 2016 ... but I'm reluctant to send this show to the Soundcast Graveyard just yet...) EPILOG Before I leave you I'd like to give aknowledgement to a couple of soundcasters: First, a shout out to host Steve Owens of Fascination Street - a soundcast I featured in the episode of Succotash before this one.  Mr. Owens has been very vocal on Twitter about having been featured on Succotash and I appreciate it a great deal. (Cheers, Sir, and thank you for passing the Succotash!) Iraj Lopez of High Content Podcast has also given Succotash a shout out on his 29th and a 1/2 episode of his soundcast. I play it toward the end of this episode. High Content is one of several soundcasts that I listen to regularly.  This is in addition to what might be several episodes of YOUR soundcast when  I'm combing the internet looking for digital bits of corn, bacon or lima beans to incorporate into this succotash that is Succotash, the Comedy Soundcast Soundcast. If I hadn't been a consistent listener of High Content there's really no telling how long it may have been until I heard the kind words Mr. Lopez had for us. So if you do give or have given the show a mention in your soundcast, don't be shy. Contact me, Tyson Saner, on Twitter @RevT23, Executive Producer Marc Hershon on Twitter at @hershco and the show at @SuccotashShow. That way I'll be able to properly express my gratitude in as timely a fashion as I can. And that's another in the can... or the pan as it were.  If you haven't been entertained I do hope the lingering scent of bacon is some small comfort.  My thanks to you for listening. I'm grateful each and ever time you decide to spend time with us here. So I'll bid you farewell for now and gently remind you to please pass the Succotash... — Tyson Saner  

Jon & Lauren are so excited to kick off Raised By TV that they spend the whole hour brainstorming ideas for future episodes. They touch on Supermarket Sweep, TGIF, Saved By The Bell, The Real World, theme songs, an infamous Oprah moment, why it’s creepy that Clarissa kept a ladder next to her window, and the 90s trend of keeping tarantulas as pets.

“Just have a big dick in the scene.”Hosted by Christine Lakin and Alaa Khaled, Worst Ever believes that pain is best served funny.On this week’s Worst Ever, actor, improvisor, and podcaster Lauren Lapkus (Jurassic World, Orange Is The New Black) talks about crying in the car, horrible makeup and hair while on set, meeting the Property Brothers, and more!Go to DAILY dash HARVEST dot com and enter promo code WORST to get three items FREE off your first box!Follow Lauren Lapkus on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenlapkus/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/laurenlapkus Listen to With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus: itun.es/us/Fopr4.c See Wild Horses: https://twitter.com/WildHorsesShow Listen to Lauren’s new podcast, Raised By TV: https://raisedbytv.neocities.org/Keep up with Worst Ever Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/worsteverpodcast/ http://facebook.com/worsteverpodcast https://twitter.com/WorsteverpcProduced by Steven Ray Morris https://twitter.com/StevenRayMorris See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Every great TV show (and not so great TV show) needs at least one epic Halloween special where the rules of the show go right out the window and nonsense ensues. In this special episode of Raised By TV, Natalie and Jackie rank their favorite Halloween episodes of all time. Let's get spooky. Send us your favorite shows, questions, comments at: rbtvpodcast@gmail.com twitter @rbtvpodcast instagram @rbtvpodcast Dont forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

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gabrus is joined by comedian/actress/theme songstress/podcaster lauren lapkus, to discuss their favorite childhood tv shows. yes it does devolve to 'do you remember this show' brought to you by blue apron and dollarshaveclub gabrus.com/shirts

The guys imagine what Thanksgiving must be like for Star Wars characters, talk about quirky Thanksgiving traditions and revisit the majestic glory of Happy Nature Fun Time...

The guys imagine what Thanksgiving must be like for Star Wars characters, talk about quirky Thanksgiving traditions and revisit the majestic glory of Happy Nature Fun Time...