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We're going back to DCOM Avenue this week on The Disness as we discuss Lemonade Mouth! Jordan, Kaylee, and Smalltown are joined by special guest Riley Hampton as they discuss the film, the cast, candy bars, Ray Ramano, early 2010s fashion, Fast and the Furious, TikTok live streams, and so much more!

We pitch a film for Dante's "Divine Comedy" and it's not what he intended.

Feel you speak? Hear you listen? Join me and my guest Marshall Davis Jones, founder of MindBodySpeak and author of Tonal Influence™ (A Guide to Listen Better, Speak Clearer and Set the Tone). Marshall's techniques will set you up to win negotiations, deescalate conflicts and acquire business relationships across multiple industries. Marshall works with renowned speakers, industry leaders and various organizations from youth development to law enforcement. Besides writing and speaking globally, he has played a narrative consultant role for two documentaries and you can find him playing himself in Ray Ramano's Somewhere In Queens. He's also had poems flown by NASA into space.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I had a chance to interview a fairly new East Coast comic, Rick Allen, who personifies what a New York Comic brings to the stage these days. he is from Forest Hills NY (Home to Jerry Seinfeld & Ray Ramano) and has been doing standup off and on for about 12 years. The last few years he has really stepped it up, and in fact just completed a gig in England. he has aspirations to work TV, and is a good example of where standup is today in the New York area. Interview and comedy set.Hosted by: R. Scott EdwardsExplains how this Summer I focus on special interviews to fill the show.Support the showwww.StandupComedyPodcastNetwork.comhttps://www.facebook.com/scottscomedystuffWrite a Review: in-depth walkthrough for leaving a review.Subscribe and get Bonus Shows and entire inventory of Shows: https://www.buzzsprout.com/838567/subscribe

July 14-20, 1990 This week Ken welcomes comedian and writer Lew Schneider to the show. Ken and Lew discuss growing up in Brookline, MA, Boston accents, Michael Dukakis, picking up garbage, the Pope of Brookline, Lew's concerns for Ken, Ken's misspent youth and wasted potential, being in a Summer replacement series, Sinbad, giving Grape Nuts a try, hosting Nickelodeon's Make the Grade, TV starts with unpronounceable names, doing improv in Chicago with Bob Odenkirk, the blue collar job that is being an actor, realizing being a writer is a smarter move, how Winter takes years off your life, the benefit of Vitamin D, how TV is a writer's medium, Ray Ramano's dramatic acting career, Men of a Certain Age, The Goldbergs, Phil Rosenthal, 1-900-925-KELLY, Bob Denver: Phone creep, The Geo Metro, who the hottest women on TV are circa 1990, Kadeem Hardison is a Doctor, how Ken is a jew who isn't a jew, Hester St, Ken's crush on Alyssa Milano, Comic Strip Live!, doing a show just for a cool jacket, Emma Thompson, Star Trek The Next Generation, befriending Brent Spiner, original TV Guide art, Wish You Were Here, auditioning for Northern Exposure, how weird Loren Michaels is, The Wonder Years, what ifs related to The Gambler, having a deal at Disney, The George Wendt Show, the golf hazards at the US Open, Richard Lewis, Anything But Love, Later with Bob Costas, getting a Hungarian work visa, Down the Shore, Everybody Loves Raymond, The Ben Stiller Show, The Edge, getting paid badly to be on a CBS TV show, being too early for Netflix, loving Succession, Love on the Spectrum, Evil, The Good Fight, The Good Wife, and 101 Fun Things to do in Melbourne with Children.

We open a magic portal to all kinds of romantic possibilities as James and Emma from the Sheffield University Improv society help us pitch magical romance movies! Honourable mentions I now Pronounce You Man And Frog - A Cheeky Frog tries to get a prince to marry him. Everyone Loves me as soon as I put this sweater on - Ray Ramano has a crisis of identity when he wears this particular sweater.

Hi everybody. On today's episode - trying to get aspirin where it's under lock and key at a CVS is a nightmare in the City, let alone ice cream; turns out Pinocchio's dad is an asshole (I mean what's the rush in sending a puppet to school); getting into a fight on Wing Night in America; a run in with Ray Ramano; the UN is in session and the President coming to town makes my life a nightmare; and going to the fisherman's bar in jersey to have The Gobbler. Mmmm. Hey Now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris was back in tonight with Jason. Ryan Day picks up another five-star QB commitment. Malaki Branham and EJ Liddell are heading to the NBA combine later this month. The NCAA is trying to walk back some of the happenings with NIL. Kevin Harrish joined the guys to discuss OSU's recent QB recruiting dominance and more. Buckshots: CFB on FOX was roasting Texas, a man shot into a White Castle with a crossbow, and Ray Ramano will play Jim Valvano in a biopic.

Wayne Federman, author of The History of Stand-Up, makes it clear early in his book - and in our conversation - that this is not the history of Comedy in general. We are not necessarily concerned with when the first cave-man made a fart joke.  We get into how the modern day performance style, 'STAND-UP' came to be. We learn who were the originators, how it evolved, and where might it be going next. Thanks for joining us - lets get started!PART 100:02:35 - Wayne is also a professor at the University of Southern California (USC) and discusses his course there and how he approaches teaching comedy to his students.00:04:46 - Wayne co-hosts his own podcast: The History of Stand-up with Andrew Stephen.00:08:24 - How did this specific kind of performance style get the name 'Stand-Up'. There are two theories, that it came from bookers, and that it came from the mob. Dawn prefers the later. 00:12:20 - We get into The 4 Forefathers - according to Wayne - of stand-up. The first is Artemus Ward aka: Charles Brown.00:17:04 - The next forefather is Mark Twain who Dawn has always had a crush on because he touches so many of her interests from boats to electricity to comedy. Wayne details how Mark Twain went from writing to the stage, and how he won (and made back) all his money. 00:20:53 - The third forefather we discuss is Bert Williams, a black performer who made his debut in blackface. He went on to be among the most successful performers of his time - including being the one of the first voices ever put on a record. 00:23:04 - Will Rogers is the 4th forefather and was inspired by Bert Williams - performing with him in the Ziegfield Follies. Often called “The Father of Political Comedy” Will Rogers might be considered America's first rockstar - he even hosted the Oscars and tragically died in a plane crash. 00:26:38 - Dawn and Wayne discuss the differences between minstrel show, Vaudeville, Revues and Burlesque. We also talk about the origin of the phrase 'Going Blue'. 00:32:12 - The Women! We talk about women in comedy like the icon, Fanny Brice (AKA: Funny Girl) and the hilarious and overlooked Elsie Janis. BREAKPART 200:35:10 - Technology, of course, changed the course of stand-up comedy and one of the first thing it yielded was The Record. The first one to sell over a million copies and become a phenomenon was 'Cohen on the Phone'.  00:38:16 -  Dawn shares a little love for the emcee's! The Master of Ceremonies who often does their own set at the top of a show and then introduce the line-up for the remainder of the show. Dawn is often an emcee at clubs around Los Angeles and gives her perspective. 00:41:30 - We get to Vegas and the great emcees of early lounge acts like Shecky Green, Don Rickles. 00:43:48 - Television get it's legs in the late 1940's with the early hit of Milton Berle and the Texico Star Theater. Around the same time, Ed Sullivan appears on CBS. In time, Ed Sullivan would completely dominate the sphere. 00:45:08 - Dawn talks about how history repeats itself  (only kinda) and we get to the 2nd Records Boom in the 1970's in much the same way, and for much the same reason we had them in the 19-teens. This time they flourish with the Party Album and give legs to the next wave of comedy. Out of the nightclubs and into our speakers and screens. 00:48:05 - The Comedy Boom of the 1980's was a thing to behold (and Wayne was there!) Anyplace that had 4 things could be a comedy club: Liquor License, Talent, Microphone, Tables & Chairs.00:53:27 - Comedians in sitcoms - Dawn goes through the many comedians that then found their way onto sitcoms. From Jackie Gleason to Ray Ramano. 00:57:00 - Dawn talks about how when she was a kid and would catch comedy on late-night, she felt the thrill that it must be to perform. That moment, walking through the crowd and taking the stage... woof. What a feeling. Wayne says it best himself with he quote that ends his book: "Yet performing live, alone, on stage, remains the defining aspect of the profession. That terrifying-to-thrilling experience, in front of an audience, is what connects stand-up comedians through time."COMING NEXT:EPISODE 12 - Freak Shows with Christine Blackburn! See you there!---Thanks, as ever, for listening!We are enjoying an ever-increasing listenership and are so grateful for your ears... But I have NO IDEA who reads these things so if that is you - please introduce yourself.  There are lots of ways to do it - Instagram, Facebook or Email [hilfpodcast@gmail.com]. Also on our Instagram, you can see daily posts about the current episode - featuring photos, links and additional tid-bits about the people and places I talk about.  

What if the character Ray Ramano or Doug Herffernan were real? Well let's find out on our new episode of Jelly Jam Spam. From murder, to drugs, to escape rooms and rock bands; Jelly Joel and Julia Jam chat about this new show and what it means to them.

Melanie Brook (50 Shades the Musical, Disney Channel Original Movie Under Wraps) stops by for a slumber party to deep dive into the best Mary Kate and Ashley movies, the best DCOMs and of course Christy Carlson Ramano's new youtube channel baby! @mellyb14@TMurray06 To support this podcast: www.patreon.com/tmurray06

Another week of comic talk from Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, and more! Bruce and Chris talk about episode 1 of Loki Chris goes over his picks for the summer 2021 Anime season

Raymond Albert Romano is an American stand-up comedian, actor and screenwriter who is best known for his role on the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, for which he received an Emmy Award, and as the voice of Manny in the Ice Age film series. Here you'll hear him at his best.The music of Sam Moore, remembered as a member of the duo, Sam and Dave, will delight you with his great hits.Grady L. brings his comedy as he always does.Enjoy!

Ray Romano jokes about his teenage son in his Netflix special, "Right Around the Corner".

Episode 90 of the Everyman Movie Review! The second time is/so much better, baby/(The second time around) I originally did a review of Bad Education back in April when it first came to HBO - BUT - thanks to an issue with the audio, it never saw the light of day outside of my Patreon Supporters. But - it's SUCH a great movie, so I thought I would revisit and re-record the episode. After all, it is back to school time - so its appropriate - and with a cast that includes Hugh Jackman, Allison Janey, Ray Ramano and more - it seemed like a can't miss. Was I disappointed? Check out the episode to find out! Spoiler Alert at 8:09 Back to the Show at Bad Education on HBO. Check out my new DAILY podcast: On Anchor or On YouTube The Everyman Movie Review is a different kind of movie commentary - it's not about the art of movie-making, but rather about the enjoyment and entertainment of the film itself. It's not about me or my opinion, it's about the movie - does it deliver on what it promises? New episodes on Thursdays - subscribe to be notified when new episodes are available. Share the podcast to let everyone know about your favorite movie review series! Send me a message with your thoughts and questions. EMMR is now available on social media! Check out the Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Page! Want more from Rob? Check out the O The Anthem Podcast, available every Tuesday at OTheAnthem.com and on Anchor. Find Rob on Social Media Support the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/everymanmoviereviews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everymanmoviereviews/support

In the thrilling conclusion of the four part Disney Saga, the Babble Bubble takes the show on the road (quite literally)! KHarmonizer joins the program once more as we discuss the animated films of 1999-2000 that competed with everything Disney & Pixar had to offer. Learn what Shrek did right and what Madagascar did wrong. Discover how Jimmy Neutron inspired a generation. And figure out, once and for all, whether or not Ray Ramano should be considered a big league celebrity.

Ray Romano jokes about different types of friends in his Netflix special, "Right Around the Corner".

Today on the show we have returning champion director Alex Lehmann. I asked him back on the show to discuss his new Netflix film Paddleton starring indie film legend Mark Duplass and Ray Ramano. Paddleton is about an unlikely friendship between two misfit neighbors becomes an unexpectedly emotional journey when one of them is diagnosed with terminal cancer.I know, it sounds hilarious. The film is beautiful, touching an actually pretty funny. I wanted Alex to come back on the show (Listen here to Alex's first appearance​ on the show) to discuss the process of working with Mark Duplass and Ray Ramano and to breakdown how a Netflix feature film is shot using a Scriptment and not a traditional screenplay.We also discuss his other amazing film Asperger's Are Us and how making that passion project led​ to him working with Mark. This is an inspirational talk​ with some knowledge bombs thrown in. Enjoy my conversation with the talented and ever humble Alex Lehmann. 

Let's take it back to Sundance when we spoke with director Alex Lehmann about his film Paddleton now streaming on Neftlix. We spoke with Alex about working with Ray Ramano, Mark Duplass, and making a film about a hetero male friendship. If you've got Netflix or a friends Netflix password, please see this sweet, heartfelt film about friendship and being more than a good neighbor. PLUS we warm y'all up basic bitching about the weekends Independent Spirit Awards and Academy Awards ceremonies.  Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.          

Too shy to swallow   Peter Noreika – Rocket ship Is Anthony Ham or Pickle? Microphones, how do they work? Anthony uses Twitter like old people fuck. Doug gets mad at Anthony for his Twitter abuse. Who’s Right almost imploded. WE HAVE A VOICEMAIL NUMBER! (508) 9RIGHT9 (508) 974-4489 Call us and ask some questions. Craigslist Missed Connections Vac Bed fetish Anthony’s link of the week is going to be a thing. Anybody got a vac bed Anthony can borrow? Baby Jessica fell into a well in Texas Caitlyn Jenner was a victim of a “hate crime” Titus blew us off Brand X podcast are a good group of guys Peter Noreika, please write us a theme song It’s the Ray Ramano show Don’t forget, we are not begging on our Patreon Page OUR FIRST VOICEMAIL!! Peter Norieka – Rocket ship     Check out our Patreon Page for the exclusive pre/post show for only $1 a month. https://www.patreon.com/WhosRight   Peter Noreika contact: Twitter: @PeterNoreika  Website: www.peternoreika.com

The guys watch and review the season one finale of SVU - Slaves!  The guys marvel at the fact that the podcast has made it this far, and reflect on the fact this podcast will be on for a minimum of 9 years to review all episodes.  Matt and Aviv discuss that if an episode ever bums them out that Aviv should break into his Ray Ramano impression to cheer everyone up.  Aviv admits to his mild face blindness during the episode recap.  All this and much more! Rate and review us on iTunes, follow us on Twitter @SVUPodcast, or send us an email specialviewingunit@gmail.com

St. Patrick's Day isn't really a thing for us but when they take that one day celebration and funnel it into a cereal, we need to take it as a serious shindig of Irish tradition and honor. We are all fans of French toast even though we can't figure out why the French are credited with it's creation. It's not like we call them Mexican tacos or American burgers or Chinese fortune cookies. This month is all about luck, dodging black cats, going around ladders, refusing to use mirrors and so much more. Enjoy this month as we talk about what our first CDs are, we go downtown to find out how people say words, road beers with Ray Ramano, thefts at the hotel, we briefly talk about the new 3DS and streaming dumb shows out of our basements, honeycomb stories of horror, no one got stung ever, pledge week figuring stuff out and my personal disclaimer that we all need to drink beers more often.

Mike Royce Executive Producer and writer of Men Of A Certain Age and Everyone Loves Raymond is our guest.  Men Of A Certain Age is a fantastic series on TNT starring Ray Romano Scott Bakula Andre Braugher and Brian White to name of few in this outstanding cast.  This comedic drama has taken on a storyline dealing with the subject of teen anxiety and panic disorder.  It is written and portrayed so well and with such insight into parental confusion and teen avoidance that I just had to have him on. Equally intriguing is the obsessive compulsive tendencies of the father (Ray Ramano) and the effect that it has on the relationships in his life. This show is far from gloom and doom, it is one of the funniest, smartest and compelling TV Series you will find. If you have not seen this show you are missing out . It is hilarious - heart warming - contemporary and one of the best shows on television.  Who knew men of that certain age could be so cool!

In the inaugural podcast from the Degenerate Comedy Channel Chad Vader is the worst day shift manager ever, Ray Ramano tries a singing career, Patrick Duffy learns about Facebook, Bobby Batronich is looking for the perfect date, the guys from Good Neighbor learn something about their roommate, Beth and Val teach us how to be sexy, and Dave Hill crashes fashion week in NYC