Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert G Lee

The following sermon was chosen as a 'staff-pick' on SermonAudio: Title: Pay Day Someday Speaker: Robert G. Lee Broadcaster: SermonAudio Classics Event: Special Meeting Date: 4/10/1960 Bible: 1 Kings 16 Length: 55 min.

Robert has been a staple in Hollywood for over 35 years. As a TV warmup act, he honed his skills to be one of the most in demand acts in LA. With 10 albums and a few books, he has left his legacy on Comedy and this world. Take a listen to one of the best in the business.

—Come! —Preached by Dr. Robert G. Lee —Revelation 22:17 —Thanks For Listening, I hope you were helped by this! —I know the audio is not great on a lot of these, but it is the best that I can find. Many of these messages were recorded in the early to mid 1900's, and the audio recording equipment was not great then. But! The messages are worth the extra focus that it takes to get it.

Buford is spending some time in Ohio, and along the way he has met, Robert G. Lee, and seen him perform. Robert was one of the top sitcom warm-up comedians in Hollywood for over 30 years, and has written for VeggieTales. Visit us on the Redneck Comedy Bus Tour. Go to https://www.theredneckbus.com to book tickets. Use promo code Smoky at check out to save $10 off each adult ticket. Thanks again for listening, please support our sponsors, bigfootsearchgear.com and kawfeeandsugar.com and follow us on social media @hillbilliesintheholler, @moonshinerslife, and @meetbuford. Go to hillbilliesintheholler.us and meetbuford.com for merchandise. Please review us on Apple podcast, tell your friends about us, and email us with questions, comments, or ideas for episodes at meetbuford@gmail.com Our mailing address is: Buford 236 E Main St #163 Sevierville TN 37862

This wedding ceremony took place at Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee. Dr. Robert G. Lee, pastor of Bellevue, officiated

This musical drama based on the Robert G. Lee sermon Payday Someday was presented at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee for the evening service on January 19, 1986. In attendance for this special presentation was Evelyn Gibbs, writer and creator, Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, narrator, and Harry Hampsher, soloist.

Following the congregational hymn singing of "Great is Thy Faithfulness" Dr. Robert G. Lee offered an opening prayer before the message by Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre in this service held at Bellevue Baptist Church in the late 1950's. Speaking on the language of the living Dr. McIntyre asked the congregation that with the best vocabulary could they speak with assurance of God, speak with assurance of peace and forgiveness, speak of heaven as their home, speak words of comfort, speak with the power from God, speak on serving God and speak the words "My Lord and My God."

This weekly 15 minute devotional program aired on KWAM Radio in Memphis, Tennessee was once again hosted by Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, Assistant Pastor at Bellevue Baptist Church, in the absence of pastor Robert G. Lee. The program began with Ruth Parchman and Janet Ross singing "O Love That Will Not Let Me Go." Brother McIntyre then followed with his devotional on God's good news, the Gospel. This was a Bellevue Radio Production copied from a 33 1/3 RPM record.

This message was broadcasted on KWAM Radio in Memphis, Tennessee on September 22, 1956. It was part of a weekly 15 minute devotional broadcast produced by Bellevue Baptist Church featuring their pastor Dr. Robert G. Lee. Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, assistant pastor at Bellevue, was the speaker for this broadcast since Dr. Lee was out of the country speaking in the Canal Zone. The broadcast began with the Bellevue Choir singing "Victory Through Grace." Brother McIntyre then spoke on Paul who was called to be an apostle separated unto the gospel of God. This broadcast was a Bellevue Radio Production preserved on a 33 1/3 RPM record.

What do these have in common?2D3DCreativeStar TrekRoleThat's right... SPACE!Robert expands on the concept of Role Space in this episode, connecting it to language, culture, and more. Enjoy this last episode in this interview.Give me feedback or comments!Keep the passion AWAKE! (Buy Me a Coffee)Be one of THE cool kids, join the newsletter!Please rate and review on your favorite podcast player too.Support the show Send me a voicemail and I'll try to reply in the podcast (if appropriate)! Share the PODCAST [TRANSCRIPTS ARE HERE] Thanks for listening. I'll see you next week.Take care now.

There's always a story. Stories make things real. They share history and connect us.Robert shares how he and Peter brainstormed their concept of Role Space. Their starting point of "start with the expected" helps us clear the metaphors from our heads that have been used for decades. We can start to understand what is the interpreter's role better.[A special thank you to Hana Manková for giving us that wonderful French phrase.]Next episode we finish our chat with Robert G Lee. See you then.Give me feedback or comments!Keep the passion AWAKE! (Buy Me a Coffee)Be one of THE cool kids, join the newsletter!Please rate and review on your favorite podcast player too.Support the show Send me a voicemail and I'll try to reply in the podcast (if appropriate)! Share the PODCAST [TRANSCRIPTS ARE HERE] Thanks for listening. I'll see you next week.Take care now.

"I don't wanna!!" But...you can be. You are.Sometimes our path leads us to where we need to go. We learn who we are, what we can be.Today, Robert shares his reluctant "coming of age" interpreter story.  Telling us the lessons he learned that shaped his first steps into our profession.Next week we look about Role Space and how it came into being through the musings of Robert G Lee and Peter Llewellyn Jones.Give me feedback or comments!Keep the passion AWAKE! (Buy Me a Coffee)Be one of THE cool kids, join the newsletter!Please rate and review on your favorite podcast player too.Support the show Send me a voicemail and I'll try to reply in the podcast (if appropriate)! Share the PODCAST [TRANSCRIPTS ARE HERE] Thanks for listening. I'll see you next week.Take care now.

You must be this high to ride this ride!We all have to conform to systems, bureaucracies, policies and rules. My guest today introduces us to these thoughts as he shares his story of living and working in the UK. Let's learn about interpreting and it's quirks there through the eyes of Robert G Lee.We'll learn more of this comparison and his research throughout this interview. Don't forget to follow or subscribe to get the latest episodes.Give me feedback or comments!Keep the passion alive! (Buy Me a Coffee)Be one of THE cool kids, join the newsletter!Please rate and review on your favorite podcast player too.Support the show Send me a voicemail and I'll try to reply in the podcast (if appropriate)! Share the PODCAST [TRANSCRIPTS ARE HERE] Thanks for listening. I'll see you next week.Take care now.

Dr. McIntyre was introduced for this session with a very humorous, touching and most interesting introduction with stories about Brother McIntyre's children, grandchildren and his late wife Sue. The Scripture passage from the book of Ezekiel is from a book of measurements which can be applied to different facets of one's life. If you are living in a desert situation a river of prayer can be so helpful. Dr. McIntyre told of lady from when he served as the Associate Pastor at Bellevue Baptist Church under Dr. Robert G. Lee. This lady, Jesse Parker, was known as the lady of prayer. She was the one people always went to with prayer needs. In conclusion Dr. McIntyre expressed his desire that each person at this conference would leave swimming in deeper waters than when they came with a deeper experience with God. If they were living in a desert experience in their lives he challenged them to let the water flow. The water God provides.

The Reverend and Reprobate sit down with legendary stand-up and comedic instructor Robert G. Lee to talk all things funny business. Robert gives a short master class in comedy development, tells the  @RevRepPodcast  why cruise ships are the best worst places to do comedy, and gives the guys a few pointers on developing their repertoire of impressions.   More from Robert G. Lee: https://www.robertglee.com/ To sign up for one of Robert's Comedy Classes email him: info@robertglee.com Rev and Rep Linktr.ee (all the show links can be found below) https://linktr.ee/revreppodcast Not Many Comics... Make the cover of The Wall Street Journal Have released eight 100% clean comedy videos Warm up audiences for Hollywood's top sitcoms Can perform the entire Bible in under 30 minutes Have written and directed a feature motion picture Well known in the entertainment industry as Hollywood's top warm-up comic, Robert G. Lee is a veteran of over 1,500 episodes of such shows as The New Adventures of Old Christine, Just Shoot Me, Becker and The Drew Carey Show. His job is to keep countless audiences entertained for hours between scenes and costume and set changes with rapid-fire ad-libs and humorous interviews. No stranger in front of the camera either, Robert has been seen on the Bananas Comedy series, Showtime's The Joke's On Thee, VH1's Stand Up Spotlight, Comic Strip Live and a variety of roles on such sitcoms as Wings and Perfect Strangers. Robert has combined his Christian world view with his Monty Python sensibility and written many Veggie Tales videos such as “Little Joe,” “Gideon” and “Sheerluck Holmes.” To top it off, Robert just released his latest comedy project, “Wisenheimer” and just finished post production on “Can I Get A Witness Protection?” a full length faith-based screwball comedy feature he wrote and directed.

This very special service marked the 20th anniversary of the Sanctuary of Brainerd Baptist Church (1966-1986) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The special guest speaker for this occasion was Dr. Ralph McIntyre who was pastor at Brainerd from 1959 until 1977. Also in attendance was Harry Hampsher who was the Minister of Music at Brainerd from 1965 until 1977. This recording is of the entire service including a remembrance of the ministry of Ralph McIntyre during his years there and his input of details and ideas for the sanctuary with its crystal chandelier, engraved Scripture passages, the magnificent organ and the warmth this building lent to the spirit of worship over the years. Special welcome was also given to the family of Ralph McIntyre (Pierce and family and Gigi and family) in attendance and also Martha Hampsher wife of Harry Hampsher. Harry and Martha were home on furlough from the mission field as music missionaries in Portugal. The congregation was then blessed by a mini concert of solo selections from Harry Hampsher. It was related to the congregation that the first service in this sanctuary was on January 16, 1966 with the formal dedication taking place on January 23, 1966 with Dr. Robert G. Lee presenting his famous sermon, "Pay Day Someday." The flowers placed in the sanctuary for this special occasion were in memory of Sue McIntyre, wife of Ralph McIntyre, who entered the presence of the Lord in 1975. The flowers were also placed in honor of Dr. Ralph McIntyre. Dr. McIntyre's message was marked with expressions of love and appreciation to the people of Brainerd and to the Lord for His leading and blessing the ministry of this church and this building over the past 20 years. The service concluded with the singing of "Amazing Grace." Photo of Harry Hampsher.

Today's message was preached from Hebrews 2:1-3 at Two Rivers Baptist Church. Dr. McIntyre mentions the death of Dr. Robert G. Lee of Bellevue Baptist Church.

Let's talk standup comedy! Cory reports on his new live comedy special. Then career comedian Robert G. Lee regales us with tales of a childhood Phyllis Diller show, worst gigs ever and witnessing the birth of Urkle.

De câte ori ai fost în situații în care să simți rușine? Poate a fost ceva ce ai făcut sau o întâmplare care te-a pus într-un context inconfortabil. Poate au fost situații în care ai simțit că nu ești suficient de bun, suficient de atrăgător, suficient de pregătit, suficient de competent, sau poate pur și simplu... suficient. Vorbim în acest episod cu Alexandra Irod Olteanu despre una dintre cele mai rezistente emoții dificile și una dintre cele care se învață cel mai devreme, rușinea. Descoperim cum o învățăm și ce fel de mesaje primite de la cei din jur conturează felul în care ne uităm la rușine în viața adultă, dar și ce putem face dacă o trăim. Resurse: 1. Why Therapy Works, Louis Cozolino, psiholog și profesor de psihologie, 2015, carte 2. The Voice of Shame - Silence and Connection in Psychotherapy, Robert G. Lee și Gordon Wheeler, psihoterapeut și psiholog clinician, 1996, carte

Former U.S. Intelligence Expert, Rebekah Koffler, ANALYZES Putin's plan and the global impact. Comedian Robert G. Lee has combined his Christian worldview to DELIVER hilarious, relatable clean comedy skits. Country musician Jenee Fleenor OPENS UP about her newest music and performs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode we welcome Robert G Lee, or Bob Lee to his friends. He's had a multi-faceted career as a stand-up comedian, writer, voice-actor, director and more. Bob's also been a 'warm up' comedian for several hit sitcoms and was once featured in the Wall Street Journal! It's a funny and insightful episode you don't want to miss about how to translate your talents into different mediums. PLUS we have a little piece from EAR BUZZ, our audio acting troupe called, "The Great Widget Crisis of '21", featuring Santa's Elves who are melting down because the supply chain crisis is about to cancel Christmas! It features the voice talents of Sam Ellis, Danielle Miller, Alex Baghdassarian, Kathy Grable, Linda Montana, Patrick Albanesius & Daniel Cucinella. Enjoy and please remember to visit our sponsor's website, http://friscocellars.com/ for some excellent wines AND get a 20% discount by typing VOICE20 at check out.

The Clean Comedy Time Podcast guest is … everybody - Part 1. We're talking a 2-part look back at season 2, with all our guests we've talked to about the good, the bad, and the funny. Part 1 includes some of the best moments of season 2 including Leslie Battle, Ryan Roe, Jeff Shaw, Dwayne Brake, Brian Atkinson, Derek Lee Feltner, Nardos Osterhart, Robert G. Lee, Rhonda Corey, June Colson, and Allen Trieu. Part 2 will be out in January with Dany Redwine, Cam Rowe, Mark James Heath, Nishy XL, Michelle Krajecki, Adam Degi, Andrea Caspari, Vien Phommachanh, Rik Roberts, and Jeff Jena.

A new MP3 sermon from The Narrated Puritan is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Payday Someday! As Narrated by T M S Subtitle: Christianity in America Speaker: Robert G. Lee Broadcaster: The Narrated Puritan Event: Audio Book Date: 10/29/2021 Length: 74 min.

Preached at Bellevue Baptist Church, today's episode was a devotion given in the absence of Dr. Robert G. Lee. It features a wonderful rendition of “O Love That Will Not Let Me Go,” performed by Ruth Parchman & Jeanette Ross. The scripture used in today's message was Romans 1:1-4.

In this episode of Laugh Support Michele VanDusen and June Colson interview “THE” Robert G. Lee! Robert is a comedian, author, writer, and Amazon package thief! He has inspired many and never stops working on his craft.  Find out who was there (if anyone) for Robert when he first ventured into the world of comedy and who is there for him now.  We will also learn how a fuzzy spider inspired host Michele VanDusen to take up Jazzercise! Follow Laugh Support: https://www.facebook.com/LaughSupportPodcast Follow June Colson: https://www.facebook.com/june.colson https://www.junecolson.com Follow Michele VanDusen: https://michelescomedy.com https://www.facebook.com/LaughImFunny (https://www.facebook.com/LaughImFunny) Follow Robert G.Lee: http://www.robertglee.com/ (http://www.robertglee.com/) https://twitter.com/robtglee (https://twitter.com/robtglee) https://www.facebook.com/leerobertg

Comedy for Good was a unique fundraiser for The Salvation Army's programs in the Los Angeles Metro area. The virtual event featured three veteran comedians and the legendary Fritz Coleman as host. Viewers enjoyed entertainment from comedians Monique Marvez, Kevin Jordan and Robert G. Lee. The broadcast also highlighted The Salvation Army's efforts in the Los Angeles community throughout the pandemic including housing the homeless, feeding those affected by food insecurity and caring for seniors. The virtual event raised over $145,000 to support The Salvation Army!  

The following sermon was chosen as a 'staff-pick' on SermonAudio: Title: Prayer of Concern Speaker: Robert G. Lee Broadcaster: SermonAudio Classics Event: Special Meeting Date: 6/1/2021 Length: 70 min.

The following sermon was chosen as a 'staff-pick' on SermonAudio: Title: Prayer of Concern Speaker: Robert G. Lee Broadcaster: SermonAudio Classics Event: Special Meeting Date: 6/1/2021 Length: 70 min.

The Clean Comedy Time Podcast guests are Robert G. Lee and Rhonda Corey. Robert is a 30-year veteran comedian and writer, including sitcom warm-ups, books, and VeggieTales. Rhonda is the 2018 winner of the Clean Comedy Challenge and is getting ready to record her first DryBar special. Brian and Aaron got back to in-person performances and in-person podcast recordings where they had a pre-show conversation with Rhonda and Robert about the good, the bad, and the funny. You can find our guests on their websites - and everything else from there: Robert G. Lee Rhonda Corey

Season 3, Episode 5 of Malik and JamalThe last year of increased hatred and violence against the AAPI Community is unacceptable. The murders committed in Atlanta are continued proof that this Community needs protection and advocacy. In this week's episode we address these horrible crimes. Although we recognize that we can only know and understand so much about what other communities are going through, we wanted to try our best to be allies to the AAPI Community and do our part to fight expressions of white supremacy wherever they may appear. Our hearts go out to everyone that lost their lives. Literature to Stay Educated: The Making of Asian America: A History by Erika Lee, Driven Out: The Forgotten War Against Chinese Americans by Jean Pfaelzer, Orientals: Asian Americans in Popular Culture by Robert G. Lee, & The Color of Success: Asian Americans and the Origins of the Model Minority by Ellen D. Wu Funds to Donate Funding: Asian Americans Advancing Justice, Hate is a Virus, AAPI Women Lead, Stop AAPI Hate, AAPI Community Fund, National Organization of Asians and Pacific Islanders Ending Sexual Violence, Asian Mental Health CollectivePlease like and subscribe to our podcast and follow us on Instagram @malikxjamal. 

*Meditación**”...sacaban los enfermos a las calles, y los ponían en camas y lechos, para que al pasar Pedro, a lo menos su sombra cayese sobre alguno de ellos.”* (Hechos 5:15)    El pueblo reconocía que el ministerio de Pedro era un ministerio de poder. A donde quiera que iba, los enfermos eran sanados. ¡No es de extrañar que la multitud deseara cobijarse bajo su sombra! El apóstol ejercía una tremenda influencia.   Cada uno de nosotros proyecta una sombra. Inevitablemente influenciamos las vidas de aquellos con quienes estamos en contacto. Herman Melville escribió: “No podemos vivir solamente para nosotros mismos. Nuestras vidas están relacionadas por miles de hilos invisibles y a través de estas fibras compasivas, nuestras acciones van como causas y regresan como efectos”.   Estás escribiendo un evangelio, / un capítulo cada día, / por los hechos que tú haces, / por las palabras que dices. / Los hombres leen lo que escribes, / Si es desleal o sincero. / ¡Dí! Según tú, ¿Qué es el evangelio?   Cuando se le preguntó a un hombre cuál de los evangelios era su favorito, contestó: “El evangelio según mi madre”. Y Juan Wesley dijo una vez: “He aprendido más del cristianismo por medio de mi madre que por todos los teólogos de Inglaterra”.   Es aleccionador darse cuenta de que alguien observa a cada uno de nosotros y piensa: “Esto es lo que un cristiano debe ser”. Puede ser un hijo o hija, un amigo o vecino, un maestro o estudiante. Tú eres su héroe, su modelo, su ideal. Te observa más de cerca de lo que piensas. Tu vida de negocios, tu vida de iglesia, tu vida de familia, tu vida de oración, todos éstos fijan el modelo que será alguna vez imitado. Deseará que tu sombra lo cubra.   Generalmente pensamos que las sombras son nada. Pero la sombra espiritual que proyectamos es algo real. Así que debemos hacernos esta pregunta: ¿Cuándo en el último gran recuento / aquellos que he conocido deben partir? / ¿Este toque mío fugaz y diminuto / habrá añadido gozo o pesar? / ¿Aquel que revisa su inventario / de nombre, tiempo y lugar / dirá: “Aquí una influencia bendita vino”? / O “¿He aquí el rastro del maligno?” (Strickland Gillilan).   Robert G. Lee escribió: “No puedes evitar que lo que eres, dices o haces, deje de afectar a los demás, así como tampoco puedes impedir que tu cuerpo proyecte una sombra cuando está expuesto al sol. Lo que eres por dentro se deja ver por fuera sin ninguna ambigüedad. Ejerces una influencia que el simple lenguaje y la fuerte persuasión son incapaces de expresar”.

The grace that love requires. Dealing with anger issues. Tips from a veteran comic that you need to know before you start your career in the entertainment industry.

Well known in the entertainment industry as Hollywood’s top warm-up comic, Robert’s a veteran of over 1,500 episodes of such shows as The New Adventures of Old Christine, Just Shoot Me, Becker and The Drew Carey Show. His job is to keep countless audiences entertained for hours between scenes and costume and set changes with rapid-fire ad-libs and humorous interviews.No stranger in front of the camera either, Robert has been seen on the Bananas Comedy series, Showtime's The Joke's On Thee, VH1's Stand Up Spotlight, Comic Strip Live and a variety of roles on such sitcoms as Wings and Perfect Strangers.Robert has combined his Christian world view with his Monty Python sensibility and written many Veggie Tales videos such as “Little Joe,” “Gideon” and “Sheerluck Holmes.”To top it off, Robert just released his latest comedy project, “Wisenheimer” and just finished post production on “Can I Get A Witness Protection?” a full length faith-based screwball comedy feature he wrote and directed.Robert and I talked about working clean, how being a good person helps in comedy, and warming up audiences for hit sitcoms.You can pre-order Robert's new book: "What's the Big Idea?: A Comedian Explains God, the Universe and Other Minor Stuff" at the links below:AmazonAppleBarnes & NobleIf you'd like to support the show and get some cool perks, check out our Patreon page:BTB PatreonA big thank you to my new Patreon Patrons!Steve FreetoMeike RmLook for new stuff for Patrons soon!If you like the show, you can follow us on social media! Isn't that great!FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd..if you want to see some of my comedy, you can check out my YouTube Channel and heck, maybe subscribe!BTB YouTubePlease give us a review on Apple Podcasts & Stitcher! It's really easy and helps us get heard!

Comedian, Writer, Actor, and an all-around good guy joins us for a quarantine edition of The Clean Comedy Podcast.  Robert has a new comedy special on Dry Bar. Check it out here: Dry Bar Comedy Check out The Corona Virus Diaries here: The Corona Diaries Connect with Robert here: http://www.robertglee.com Turn your funny into money! Check out the official website here: http://comedypreneur.com Pick up a copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” wherever you buy ebooks. Do you have a topic that you would like to hear discussed? Are you a clean comedian looking for an awesome podcast to be in? Do you have life-burning questions? Reach out to us at:  JamesDCreviston@gmail.com LukeLacoy@gmail.com

Comedian, Writer, Actor, and an all-around good guy joins us for a quarantine edition of The Clean Comedy Podcast.  Robert has a new comedy special on Dry Bar. Check it out here: Dry Bar Comedy Check out The Corona Virus Diaries here: The Corona Diaries Connect with Robert here: http://www.robertglee.com Turn your funny into money! Check out the official website here: http://comedypreneur.com Pick up a copy of “How To Produce Comedy Shows For Fun & Profit” wherever you buy ebooks. Do you have a topic that you would like to hear discussed? Are you a clean comedian looking for an awesome podcast to be in? Do you have life-burning questions? Reach out to us at:  JamesDCreviston@gmail.com LukeLacoy@gmail.com

Robert G. Lee, known for his stand up comedy, tv warm up, and screen writing, sits down for an interview with Josh Novey to eat pie, talk about his career, and discuss the ups and downs of clean comedy.

9-2-19 Laughter for All Podcast with Comedian Nazareth and special guest Robert G. Lee www.NazarethUSA.com

A top warm up comic, Robert G. Lee makes all types of audiences laugh. He entertains the audience while they're waiting for their sitcom stars to come out.

Join Pops and the Rican as we break down comedy with Comedian Robert G. Lee. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/popsandtherican/support

Podcast is late this week, Pkarlgh. I'm driving to Dave Pendleton's house so I've got 15 minutes to explain myself regarding Lauren Daigle. At Pendleton's I see how long I can hug David. Robert G. Lee talks with us about banning Christmas songs and the racism of Veggie Tales. Finally, we discuss the inherent offensiveness of comedy and what in the world we, as comedians, should do about it.

Sep 1, 2018 | Candace Owens, Gary Lewis, Paul Teutul Jr. & Robert G. Lee | Huckabee by Huckabee

Special podcast w/ Robert G. Lee, Paul Moongean, James Creviston and Luke Lacoy directly before The Clean Comedy Hour show on 7/21/17

Special podcast w/ Robert G. Lee, Paul Moongean, James Creviston and Luke Lacoy directly before The Clean Comedy Hour show on 7/21/17

Special podcast with Paul Moomjean, Robert G. Lee, James Creviston, and Luke Lacoy directly before The Clean Comedy Hour Show on 7-21-17.

Special podcast with Paul Moomjean, Robert G. Lee, James Creviston, and Luke Lacoy directly before The Clean Comedy Hour Show on 7-21-17.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

The Clean Comedy Podcast w/ James Creviston and Luke Lacoy.

Are you interested in screenwriting? Do you want to learn a few tactics on making crowd work, er, work? Then today you are in great luck! Comedian, screenwriter and former crowd warm-up Robert G. Lee joins us for a deep dive in both topics. Robert G. Lee started dabbling in comedy in college. Afraid to go it alone at that time, he performed with others and in sketches. He had an opportunity to become the crowd warm up act for a sitcom and jumped on it. Over the years, he has performed that demanding (and sometimes fulfilling) task over 1,500 times. So yes, he does have some tips on how to take a roomful of strangers and unite them into one cohesive, audience. From that experience, he began to ask for opportunities to perform small roles on some of the shows. As an extension of that connection with the sitcom folks, he also made his way into the writer's room. It was there he found he had a gift for writing. Although, the gift wasn't always welcomed. That resistance actually became a gift as he took all of his experiences and began to write his first film "Can I Get A Witness Protection". Robert graciously walks us through the process of making that first film. All the way from gathering the funds, location, and actors to the post shoot prices, editing and distribution of the film. We spend a significant amount of time diving into the structure of crafting a successful screenplay. This process, "The Theology of Story" can also be applied to your stand-up, a sitcom, or one man show. The podcast covers a lot of ground on both crowd work and screenwriting. Specifically: How Robert got his "break" as a crowd warm up act before he was a stand-up Crowd work tips learned from first hand experience The different audiences on set of the Golden Girls, Perfect Strangers and Wings Why you make fun of the head of a gang How he took what he learned from warm-up sets and applied them to stand-up shows Why it is important to recognize your strengths and go with them Writing sitcom scripts Screenwriting approaches How he raised $200,000 to fund his film which was shot in 16 days Why the post production can take more than three years to complete Dealing with SAG, WGA and DGA in the film making process The formula of Balance-Unbalance-Quest-Crisis-New Balance in movies and LIFE What is a mid-point pinch and why it is necessary in story and much, much more. TO learn more about Robert G. Lee visit him at www.RobertGLee.com, @RobtGLee on Twitter, his IMBD PAGE and visit www.SaltWorks-Studios.com to learn how you can help fund his projects.     SCHEDULE YOUR CALL TODAY: https://calendly.com/schooloflaughs ALL CONTENT IS COPYRIGHT OF SCHOOLOFLAUGHS.COM ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Corey Ryan Forrester's love for comedy started when he was a toddler watching Carson (and then Leno) from a blanket on the floor next to his daddy Dale. By 2nd grade, he had already informed his teachers that he was going to be a comedian and didn't ever consider another profession. At age 16, he worked up the nerve to do his first open mic (lying about his age to be admitted into the club).Corey spent the next decade hawking jokes in dingy bars and comedy clubs at night then waking up to do random jobs to supplement his income. A house painter, retail associate, motorcycle salesman, urine sample collector, flower delivery boy, hotel maid, college textbook reseller and hay bailer. At one point in his career, he ran a family bakery with his mother where he was considered the “Head Quiche Chef”.Corey's stand up blends humor and common sense into a high energy act that is as full of as many silly faces and goofy jokes as it is emotionally driven tangents. Under his PBR hat is a giant head, and under that are surprisingly thought-provoking rants on society, culture, and politics.Corey & I talked about stand-up comedy which made him very happy. The journey he started when he was 16 writing bits on MySpace and has taken him to an international audience has been quite a ride. I talked about Live From Detroit The Jeff Dwoskin Show. Make sure you check it out. https://jeffisfunny.com/I talked to Robert G Lee about is upcoming comedy class. I'm taking the class and am very excited to learn from Robert. Shoot him and email to info@robertglee.com if you would like more infoIf you'd like to support the show and get some cool perks, check out our Patreon page:https://www.patreon.com/btbpcLook for new stuff for Patrons soon!Head over to the Behind the Bits website for extra content:https://www.thebtbpc.com/Get on our mailing list for news about future guests and more great content:https://www.thebtbpc.com/p/mailing-list/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy