Podcast appearances and mentions of samantha rager

In this weeks episode of "I Learned It From You", Zach sits down with the incomparable Samantha Rager to discuss many things including, the standard operating parenting procedure of "Do As I Say, Not As I Do", the curation of the life we want people to see on social media and the ridiculousness that Nancy Drew & the Hardy Boys had any credibility at all. Be sure to check out Sam's ) debut album, Trigger Warning, as well as her podcast "My Eulogies, Please" and be sure to give her a follow on Instagram at @ragersamantha. I Learned it From You is hosted by Zach Martina - Follow on Instagram & TikTok Produced/edited by Brett Mercer (@brett_mercer_) Music by Brad Goff (@Brad.Goff.Music) Graphics by Trevor Smith (@heytrevorsmith) PLEASE RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE and, for the love of God, tell some friends! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zachmartina/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zachmartina/support

Husband and wife comedians Mike Bobbitt and Allyson Bobbitt take turns making each other watch a movie the other has never seen. This week, they make their dear friend comedian/writer/podcaster Samantha Rager watch Sleepaway Camp. Robert Hiltzik's 1983 Sleepaway Camp is a movie that scarred Mike for decades when he saw it in the theater at 11 years old. He was already watching horror movies of the day and had a subscription to Fangoria, but there was something about seeing kids his own age get killed in a slasher flick and the twist ending that literally caused him nightmares for over 30 years until he revisited the movie as an adult. Now Sleepaway Camp has become a favorite to both him and his wife Allyson. Will Sam Rager find this as terrifying as a young Mike did, or will she appreciate the silliness of it like an adult Allyson does? Even if they movie's infamous ending doesn't cause a scare, the ending to this week's episode will come as quite a shock. Be sure to check out Sam's brand new podcast My Eulogies Please where she hosts a variety of funny people giving eulogies to fictional characters. The first episode may be out now. If not, it is coming soon and you can follow the podcast on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/myeulogiesplease Also be sure to download her album Trigger Warning which is available everywhere online. If you have a movie you think we should watch, let us know. Join our https://www.facebook.com/groups/youmademewatch (Facebook group) for more movie talk! https://www.facebook.com/groups/youmademewatch Logo by Martin Butler. Follow him on Instagram @MartyButtons Theme song by Thomas Medelheim. https://www.fiverr.com/medelheim

Idea: Houses where most of the furniture and possessions are wheeled in and out on demand by small Roomba-sized robots. Also: getting rid of the idea of "themed rooms" like "bedroom" and "bathroom", the elimination of house chores, wheelable toilets with privacy snuggies, sharing appliances and select items with neighbors and with strangers on the global shipping grid, moving without packing and how it could lead to civil war Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 24 Samantha Rager (twitter.com/SGRager) Max Sheldrick (instagram.com/maxsheldrick) Teena Green (twitter.com/TeenaMGreen) Jeewan Gill (facebook.com/jeewan.gill.5) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://www.PodcastDetroit.com)

Idea: A service for leasing or "time-sharing" spouses and/or children. Also: time-sharing pregnancies (what's an ovary amongst friends?), trading husbands to obtain the currently-needed carpentry skills, the three-husband theory Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 24 Samantha Rager (twitter.com/SGRager) Max Sheldrick (instagram.com/maxsheldrick) Teena Green (twitter.com/TeenaMGreen) Jeewan Gill (facebook.com/jeewan.gill.5) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://www.PodcastDetroit.com)

Idea: A brainstorming session for guerrilla marketing/promotion techniques for standup comedians, including skywriting, business cards exploding out of fake corpses, etc. Also: the famous bum of a small town Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 24 Samantha Rager (twitter.com/SGRager) Max Sheldrick (instagram.com/maxsheldrick) Teena Green (twitter.com/TeenaMGreen) Jeewan Gill (facebook.com/jeewan.gill.5) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://www.PodcastDetroit.com)

Idea: Karaoke for blind people. Also: human record players, can you drink while doing brailleoke, the blind kid who tried to play football Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 24 Samantha Rager (twitter.com/SGRager) Max Sheldrick (instagram.com/maxsheldrick) Teena Green (twitter.com/TeenaMGreen) Jeewan Gill (facebook.com/jeewan.gill.5) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://www.PodcastDetroit.com)

After finding out that Thomas Luge's cousin Paul Starr was behind the fall and eventual imprisonment of Thomas and Lil' Dickie Rickets, Thomas and Dickie set up a face to face with Paul....but they didn't come empty handed! Paul is played by Samantha Rager. You can listen to her album Trigger Warning on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album/0FNrR5WsxCvXAvTWRo8B0I Clay Aiken was played by Jake Ford. Jake is one of the Salsa Boys. You can find out about the shows at Salsa Parlor and watch videos here: https://www.facebook.com/salsaparlor/ Check out the great TRUTH videos Tim Den Otter produces at: https://www.youtube.com/thetruthcast Thomas and Dickie have never been in the same place as Alex Bozinovic and Mike Bobbitt, but that doesn't mean they're the same people. Here's the central hub for all your TRUTH needs: http://truheroism.com/ Art by Mark Rudolph: http://markrudolph.com/ No cats were harmed in the recording of this episode! Support this podcast

Michigan murder fanatics Allyson Bobbitt and Samantha Rager cover the Brownie Man Murders and the Podcast Murders massacre. Allyson can be found online at: https://allysonhood.tumblr.com/ Sam can be found on twitter at @sgrager Plus, check out her amazing comedy album Trigger Warning: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/samrager Think of this episode as the pilot for Allyson and Sam's podcast High Five Murder Podcast coming in March! The live TRUTH show has moved to the second Thursday of every month at Go Comedy. You can get tickets at: www.gocomedy.net Go to https://offthemike.com/merch/ to order your very own TRUTH t-shirt. They look super cool! And if you order now, I'll throw some stickers in there too. Art by Mark Rudolph: http://markrudolph.com/ Support this podcast

Sara and Detroit comic Samantha Rager explore the abandoned Detroit Police Department in Detroit, MI.

It's a dream come true for Dickie as this week's episode is recorded in the home of Thomas's cousin, Beatles expert Paul Starr. Some dreams unfortunately turn into nightmares as Paul reveals more than just the truth behind the Fabfour! Paul Starr is definitely not the darkly brilliant comedian Samantha Rager. Sam is far too busy touring in support of her wonderful album Trigger Warning...which is available on all digital distribution sites. Go to SamRagerComedy.com to find out where she's performing. Thomas and Dickie again are not comedians Alex Bozinovic and Mike Bobbitt. The date of this release coincides with our final live show at Cellarmen's. We are all incredibly grateful to Cellarmen's for giving us a place to birth this weird little baby. Moving forward, the monthly live Truth shows will be at Go! Comedy in Ferndale, Michigan. If you'd like Thomas and Dickie to come to your town, drop us a line. Support this podcast

In the latest Episode of “Before The Show”, David, Elizabeth, And Connor take Samantha Rager through “the gauntlet”. We learn what got her started in the underground comedy scene around Metro Detroit 7 years ago. Connor hijacks Liz’s questions. Sam talks about finding her voice, cliché misogyny, and the rising voices of underground female comedians. Rising up from causing chaos in classes as a student to pranking her coworkers one Halloween, Sam is a riot. From her favorite color (Purple) to her thoughts on hecklers, the India-Pakistan Conflict and what she does after a show, We dig deep. Dave finds the most complex way to ask Sam about her hobbies. #coronerlove --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uglybroscomedy/support

One of our favorite local, Detroit comics, Samantha Rager joins us on this episode. Sam is recording an album at Cellarmen's in Hazel Park, MI on Saturday (9/29)at 9pm. We talk to Sam about her comedy journey up to this point and microdosing various drugs that she has never tried. I talk about live streaming the podcast on Chaturbate. John is onboard. Ian shows up late with an entire pantry of ingredients and makes himself a tuna fish sandwich live on air. Follow us at the below places: SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thatsbsright iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/thats…d1314801053?mt=2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatsbsright/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thatsbsright

Welcome back for Episode 65!    This is a little different than our other episodes.    Pat is joined by Robert Jenkins as they drive from Lansing to Ann Arbor to perform at an open mic.    They talk about the life of an open micer in MI, and other things.    Then we bring you their sets in Ann Arbor, where they were met by show favorite Sam Rager.    Enjoy this glimpse into the MI comedy scene!

Welcome back to Episode 62 of the Walk it Off Podcast!   We are joined by the very funny Samantha Rager to talk about post-apocalypse scenarios, animals, and Phil Collins.    This episode was recorded during "The Weekend of Too Many Friends", and continues the hilarious vibe from those episodes. Bonus:  Samantha, Pat, Jen Dama, Mark Roebuck, Dan Currie, Jason Carlen, and some other podcasts favorites will all be on stage at Connxtions Comedy Club in Lansing at 8 PM this Wednesday!