Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Capurro

8a-9a Scott Capurro joins the show, a woman's Candy Crush gets her a payday in court, anther stupid TikTok challenge involving dropping things on your foot, and a clerks mistake wins a woman $2 million.

Comedian Scott Capurro joins the show, would you be upset if a bag got to sit in first class, babe the blue ox, and Fast Facts.

8a-9a Comedian Scott Capurro joins the show and how many women out of 1000 would find you attractive (Matty's answer stuns crew) plus, the worlds most popular pin numbers.

Fun feedback from Scott's visit and more about the LA Fires and how you can help.

8a-9a Scott Capurro joins the show, Top Reasons NOT to call 911, and Fast Facts!

9a-10a Scott Capurro joins the show and is obsessed with Luigi Mangione, 2 new Cure Albums coming out, Japan needs more kids, another Word of The Year, and a sweet candy cane quiz.

Scott Capurro joins the show, the Secret Service Director stepped down, the tip of the summer, airlines have apps that can track your baggage, and some fast facts!

Scott Capurro joins the show, a survey on which places should be open 24/7, Americans don't take vacation, Calibunga is opening up, a pet donkey has been found, and your texts!

I have a friend from school who is obviously gay. We've all known it for a long time, yet, for whatever reason, he has never been able to come out. He has never been able to admit to himself what is so apparent to everyone else. He's miserable. Has been for years.I'm not sure if I were gay, if I would be able to come out.I have actually tried to be gay. Well, sort of. In the dark years of my late 30s and divorce, I thought a couple of times being gay might save me from having to deal with the alien species that is woman, so I tried watching gay porn. I was just bored by it. Within a few minutes I was looking at second-hand cars on Autotrader. I have never found men remotely attractive, even if I can admire a beautiful male physique. The only time I might possibly waver is if they are all dolled up in drag, with glamorous dresses, heels, breasts, makeup, wigs, and all the rest of it. But take the wig off and any spell is broken. In any case, to come out as gay requires coming to terms with the truth. I think it is a very brave thing to do.I think that's why so many great social commentators and comedians are gay. Never mind the obvious love of performing and attention; why, for example, a disproportionately large number of actors and dancers are gay. (By disproportionate, I mean the ratio of gay to straight increases in acting and dancing relative to what it is across the broader population). I mean, because of this phenomenon, whereby gay people are able to speak truths; in many cases, truths that straight people are unable or too shy or polite or repressed to express. How often, for example, when watching a gay performer, does the word “outrageous” burst out of the mouths of those watching, often accompanied by a gasp and the hand going over the mouth? Yes, what they are doing or saying may be outrageous, but it is usually outrageous because it is an unspoken truth.The act of coming out is enabling because it requires tremendous honesty. That honesty is then carried into other areas of life. I'm sure that's why, for example, Douglas Murray, is able to say the things that many of us are thinking, but few of us dare articulate. Coming out teaches you to be truthful, and truth is power.Even an entertainer like Kenny Everett was so baring of his soul, thereby revealing his vulnerability; I'm sure that is one of the reasons he was so loved. Also, because he was so funny; but often being funny is just being truthful where a subject is taboo.In my immediate circle, it is usually my gay friends who are the boldest. I immediately think of comedian Scott Capurro, who has been in the news quite a bit recently for upsetting people. The reason Scott upsets people so regularly is that so much of what he says is so close to the bone. If it were me, I would pull back. But Scott, like so many gay people, is fearless.Many of the greatest warriors in the ongoing culture wars are gay. I'm sure it is for the same reason: in this age of increasing censorship, the importance of speaking truth is ever more needed, and gay people are not scared of the truth. They have learnt to come to terms with it What's more, a lot of gay people feel like outsiders, even if we live in much more inclusive times compared to say a century ago. So perhaps, by speaking truths, they do not feel there is as much risk to them as to someone on the inside. Or maybe, by being an outsider—whether by sexuality, or by something else (race, political belief, whatever)—you are forced out on a limb, and that in itself is bracing.They say the fool was often the only one who spoke truth to Power. I bet a lot of the time the fool was gay. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theflyingfrisby.com/subscribe

I have a friend from school who is obviously gay. We've all known it for a long time, yet, for whatever reason, he has never been able to come out. He has never been able to admit to himself what is so apparent to everyone else. He's miserable. Has been for years.I'm not sure if I were gay, if I would be able to come out.I have actually tried to be gay. Well, sort of. In the dark years of my late 30s and divorce, I thought a couple of times being gay might save me from having to deal with the alien species that is woman, so I tried watching gay porn. I was just bored by it. Within a few minutes I was looking at second-hand cars on Autotrader. I have never found men remotely attractive, even if I can admire a beautiful male physique. The only time I might possibly waver is if they are all dolled up in drag, with glamorous dresses, heels, breasts, makeup, wigs, and all the rest of it. But take the wig off and any spell is broken. In any case, to come out as gay requires coming to terms with the truth. I think it is a very brave thing to do.I think that's why so many great social commentators and comedians are gay. Never mind the obvious love of performing and attention; why, for example, a disproportionately large number of actors and dancers are gay. (By disproportionate, I mean the ratio of gay to straight increases in acting and dancing relative to what it is across the broader population). I mean, because of this phenomenon, whereby gay people are able to speak truths; in many cases, truths that straight people are unable or too shy or polite or repressed to express. How often, for example, when watching a gay performer, does the word “outrageous” burst out of the mouths of those watching, often accompanied by a gasp and the hand going over the mouth? Yes, what they are doing or saying may be outrageous, but it is usually outrageous because it is an unspoken truth.The act of coming out is enabling because it requires tremendous honesty. That honesty is then carried into other areas of life. I'm sure that's why, for example, Douglas Murray, is able to say the things that many of us are thinking, but few of us dare articulate. Coming out teaches you to be truthful, and truth is power.Even an entertainer like Kenny Everett was so baring of his soul, thereby revealing his vulnerability; I'm sure that is one of the reasons he was so loved. Also, because he was so funny; but often being funny is just being truthful where a subject is taboo.In my immediate circle, it is usually my gay friends who are the boldest. I immediately think of comedian Scott Capurro, who has been in the news quite a bit recently for upsetting people. The reason Scott upsets people so regularly is that so much of what he says is so close to the bone. If it were me, I would pull back. But Scott, like so many gay people, is fearless.Many of the greatest warriors in the ongoing culture wars are gay. I'm sure it is for the same reason: in this age of increasing censorship, the importance of speaking truth is ever more needed, and gay people are not scared of the truth. They have learnt to come to terms with it What's more, a lot of gay people feel like outsiders, even if we live in much more inclusive times compared to say a century ago. So perhaps, by speaking truths, they do not feel there is as much risk to them as to someone on the inside. Or maybe, by being an outsider—whether by sexuality, or by something else (race, political belief, whatever)—you are forced out on a limb, and that in itself is bracing.They say the fool was often the only one who spoke truth to Power. I bet a lot of the time the fool was gay. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.theflyingfrisby.com/subscribe

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Scott Capurro joins the show, 3 former military officials believe the government knows more about UFOs than they are telling the public, a crane collapsed in New York, Americans spend 151 dollars a month on impulse purchases, 10 states where Americans can be happy making 70,000 dollars a year, and Vinnie reads your texts!

Barbie was good but not amazing, Sarah had fun with the Pokemon crew, and Scott Capurro was awesome!

Scott Capurro joins the show, the Summer Olympics are just over a year away, a guy died after trying to partake in a bar challenge, a new poll found 35 percent of us enjoy small talk, and Vinnie reads your texts!

Tune in as Patrick (Vintage Video) hangs out with Arthur for a discussion on Mrs. Doubtfire, the 1993 family comedy (or thriller, depending on how you look at it) starring Robin Williams as a dad who's going through a divorce and just wants to spend more time with his kids. So what does he do? Why, he disguises himself as an elderly British woman and finagles his way into becoming their nanny. Yep, nothing major. Transphobic gags being juggled alongside some surprisingly positive facets of queer rep, questioning whether or not the movie truly understands how allergies work, and its progressive perspective on divorce are a few of the talking points that come up on this episode. Directed by Chris Columbus (Home Alone), Mrs. Doubtfire stars Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan, Lisa Jakub, Matthew Lawrence, Mara Wilson, Robert Prosky, Anne Haney, Harvey Fierstein, Scott Capurro, Martin Mull, and Polly Holliday. Spoilers start at 23:15 Good Word: • Patrick: 1995's Jumanji • Arthur: Gone Girl (specifically the movie, although Gillian Flynn's novel is top-notch, too) Reach out at email2centscritic@yahoo.com if you want to recommend things to watch and read, share anecdotes, or just say hello! Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes or any of your preferred podcasting platforms! Follow Arthur on Twitter, Goodpods, StoryGraph, Letterboxd, and TikTok: @arthur_ant18 Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram: @two_centscritic Follow Arthur on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/144101970-arthur-howell --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arthur746/message

The smartest man in the world, Greg Proops joins Matt this week to discuss his role as Fode in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Greg shares how he was cast alongside Scott Capurro while performing stand-up in Edinburgh around 1997, what it was like meeting George Lucas for the first time while wearing a blue latex outfit & full character makeup, and his reaction when he found out he was turned into a completely CGI character. Plus, Matt brings up the rumor of Benicio Del Toro originally playing Darth Maul in another exciting installment of I Wasnt There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The smartest man in the world, Greg Proops joins Matt this week to discuss his role as Fode in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Greg shares how he was cast alongside Scott Capurro while performing stand-up in Edinburgh around 1997, what it was like meeting George Lucas for the first time while wearing a blue latex outfit & full character makeup, and his reaction when he found out he was turned into a completely CGI character. Plus, Matt brings up the rumor of Benicio Del Toro originally playing Darth Maul in another exciting installment of I Wasnt There Too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Go Purdy, Jimmy G might be back, Vin tells us about his PT experience, Scott Capurro is playing a show this weekend, and some great movie stories! 

Scott Capurro joins the show, 9875 is the number for true crime stuff on Netflix, the top food trends on TikTok and Vinnie reads your texts!

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Scott Capurro joins the show to talk about tennis, canned olives, taking care of his dad, we want to get Dibs on the show again, there is a company that is making portable fans for animals, you have to be relentless in radio, 85 percent of people say college helped them in real life, and Sarah's son is in Italy!

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We do Trivia with Scott Capurro!

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Scott Capurro joins the show, winking at work, A Ho locked Vinnie out of the office but he didn't mess up the Secret Show, Airbnb isn't going to let you party, the top 10 cities to visit when on vacation, Linda won everything but nobody can find her!

Scott Capurro joins the show, an ex husband puts a camera in a litter box, a surprising number of us haven't been to the dentist in a long time, a girlfriend is embarrassed because her boyfriend was wearing socks at a beach, parents are getting burned out, and Vinnie reads your texts!

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The drive into the studio has been beautiful, Vinnie's bachelor life is almost over, Scott Capurro's butt, washing your hands, and updates on Stranger Things and Obi Wan!

Scott Capurro joins the show, Thailand made marijuana legal, being optimistic can add years to your life, and 83 percent of people would keep it secret if they won the lottery!

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Steve N Allen, Dana Alexander and Scott Capurro. The team discuss chaos in airports over the UK as TUI cancels over 180 flights, Australia debating removing the Queen as Head of State, and stark warning to not kill bugs this summer. All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Andrew Doyle, Leo Kearse and Scott Capurro. The team react to railway workers voting overwhelmingly in favour of a national strike, thousands of detained Uyghurs pictured in leaked Xinjiang police files and West Ham player Kurt Zouma facing jail after yelling 'I swear I'll kill it' while kicking his pet cat in a video shared online.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans and Scott Capurro and Nick Dixon. The team discuss the waste of time and money spent on trying to fine the Prime Minister over Partygate and fury over his only being given one singular fine. Doctors to start referring patients a sleep app rather than pills, and the Lotto winner - now able to pay their energy bills for a month - is revealed.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Capurro was reared in San Francisco. At age 3, he swam the English Channel. Since 1993, he's avoided AIDS by telling unsavoury jokes in every English speaking country. Scott is trusting and thus surrounded by duplicity, yet he continues challenging himself, because he's physically challenged and emotionally unavailable, aka married. Scott has appeared in Mrs. Doubtfire, where, effortlessly, he played a homosexual; and Star Wars: Phantom Menace, where, breathlessly, he wore a body stocking. A gay designer who sports two heads might've been a predictable sequel; instead, Scott waddled off to the UK, in search of a compassionate, creative culture.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are comedians Scott Capurro and Nick Dixon. The team discuss the 91,000 civil service jobs to be axed, 50 signs that you may be menopausal, an enquiry into the effect of Covid on young people and the first ever successful photograph of the 'super massive' black hole. Also in today's show, BP's pledge to plough profits back into the UK not quite going to plan and new Partygate fines.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the secret show that Sarah doesn't want you to listen to with Scott Capurro! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans, Steve N. Allen and Scott Capurro. The team discuss the UK heading towards an almighty recession with soaring inflation to hit 10% and the Bank of England raises rates by 1%. All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Mark Dolan, Steve N Allen and Scott Capurro. The team discuss the Tories' pledge that half of their MPs will be women, Russian crimes against humanity, and families having to rent coffins amid the cost of living crisis. All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans, Scott Capurro and Steve N Allen. The team discusses Elon Musk's takeover of twitter, Google's 'inclusive' language feature, JK Rowling and eating bugs over beef to save the planet. All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans, Dave Fulton and Scott Capurro. The team discuss hacking in 10 Downing Street, criticism of the plan to send illegal migrants to Rwanda, the end of Northern Ireland, politics in Pakistan and the news that teenage students are three stone heavier than they were in the 1970s.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day.Today's Headliners are Simon Evans, Josh Howie, and Scott Capurro. The team discuss Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak being for breaking lockdown rules, transgender athletes, and a driverless car that bolted after being stopped by San Francisco police.All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The paper review show in which comedians discuss the top news stories of the day. Today's Headliners are Dominic Frisby, Scott Capurro and Dana Alexander. The team discuss Volodymyr Zelenskyy's impassioned address to the UN, where he told them that Russia should be booted from the Security Council; channel 4's privatisation; and a daffodil ban in a town park in Cornwall in fear of children eating them!All that and much more on this episode of Headliners. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stand-up comedian Kristen Frisk Was born in Santa Clara, CA. She moved 14 times by the time she was 14. Needless to say, she knows how to mingle. Kristen was 7, the first time getting on stage. 10 years later, she was voted class clown and had to perform a comedy skit in front of her senior class. It was then she realized, making people laugh with and at her, was a safe and satisfying escape from her turbulent past. Frisk's comedy is without filters…elaborating on kids, work, health, body issues, family dysfunction, and romantic innuendos, marriage, and divorce. She's making her mark as a female comic, proving that women can be smart, sassy, and funny. She constantly strives to make beauty from ashes and uses her quick wit and sarcasm from her life experiences to uplift and make others smile. Kristen has Featured for acts such as Adele Givens, Natasha Leggero, Jennifer Coolidge, and Scott Capurro. Kristen is also known for being the apartment wife of the Real Funny Housewives of Rio Linda, however increased her credit score just enough to be able to buy her first home. Kristen is steadily working her way up the comedy club chain at venues such as Laugh's Unlimited Comedy Club - Sacramento, CA, Punchline - Sacramento, CA, and Tommy Ts - Pleasanton, CA. She's majored in bad life decisions, however, is now applying herself like makeup and ready for the next level of comedy…whatever that may be. https://www.kristenfrisk.net/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgiT... https://twitter.com/KristenFrisk/with... Subscribe To What Up! https://bit.ly/3qRR69T More What Up Videos

In this bonus episode of All2ReelToo we have an All2Interview with actor, Greg Proops. Proops is an actor, stand-up comedian, voice artist and television host. He is widely known for his work as an improvisational comedian on the U.K. and U.S. versions of Whose Line Is It Anyway? He also  voiced the title character on the animated children's show Bob the Builder from 2005 to 2009. In addition He is known for being a Stand-up comic and hosting The Smartest Man In The World Podcast , Proops has done voice work in various films and TV shows, including Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, and the miniseries Stripperella with Pamela Anderson. He provided the voice for the Fode, the Galactic Basic speaking half of the two-headed Pod-Race announcer in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, with Scott Capurro providing the voice for the other, Huttese-speaking half, Beed. Mr. Proops book The Smartest Book in the World is based on his award- seeking podcast. Now out in paperback. Greg was such fun to interview.  Listen, Rate and Share the show!!!! Check out the following links for more info on Greg Proops and his  work. gregproops.com whoseliveanyway.com proopcast.com https://www.facebook.com/gregproopsnet https://www.youtube.com/user/proops https://twitter.com/gregproops https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Proops https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0698681/ Check out some cool music by host Matthew Haase at https://youtu.be/5E6TYm_4wIE Check out cool merchandise related to our show at http://tee.pub/lic/CullenPark Become a Patron of the show here.... https://www.patreon.com/CullenPark If you can during these troubling times make a donation to one of the following charities to help out. https://www.directrelief.org/ https://www.naacpldf.org/ https://www.blackvotersmatterfund.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/all2reeltoo/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week San Francisco-based comedian Scott Capurro joins the regular panelists of the hit comedy panel show. No-one will be spared the acidic wit and caustic humour of Jake O' Kane, Colin Murphy and Neil Delamere, as host Tim McGarry sets out to find who is to blame this week by asking the boys to point the finger and lampoon all those whom they believe are to blame for the news in Northern Ireland and further afield over the past week.