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Dive into the hilarious dumpster fire of co-habitation comedy with Theresa and special guest Irene Morales on "Exaggerated"!

Dan Wilbur started doing stand-up when he was 18 years old and attending Bard College, where he met comedian Katie Berlant and Raphael Bob-Wakesberg, the creator of BoJack Horseman. Wilbur moved to Brooklyn after school and has kept himself busy. He's published two books, "How Not to Read: Harnessing the Power of a Literature-Free Life" and "Never Flirt with Puppy Killers," and wrote for McSweeney's, Someecards and The Onion News Network. He also released his debut stand-up album, "Husband Material," in 2023, and it's playing on Sirius XM. He's been at the Boston Comedy Festival, the Cape Fear Comedy Festival, the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival, the Cleveland Comedy Festival. Wilbur and Zach Sims have a weekly show in Park Slope called We Have Fun, so go see it.Follow Dan Wilbur: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@danwilburcomedyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/danwilburcomedy/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanWilburWebsite: https://danwilbur.com/Husband Material: https://danwilbur.com/husband-material/We Have Fun tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/we-have-fun-a-weekly-stand-up-show-tickets-208767317667Support the show

Adam Albright-Hanna is the founder of A-Ha! Audience Builders and a digital strategy and creative consulting specialist. His clients include "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," the 2008 Obama campaign, Upworthy, The Onion, GOOD Worldwide, and Someecards. Here, he talks about being an early trending-content innovator and the dos and don'ts of going viral in 2023. Key Takeaways:- The early days of viral Facebook content- How to make sponsored content work- Why you can't buy your audience - The power of ChatGPTEpisode Timeline:2:10 Adam was one of the first viral publishing strategists. 4:00 How Upworthy took advantage of Facebook's algorithm change 5:00 Using "generations" to determine if a story is viral6:25 A/B testing headlines7:10 How to write a viral headline8:00 How quickly did publishers steal Upworthy's style?9:45 When did Facebook start to crush news publishers with its algorithm?11:30 What publishers don't understand about creating viral content12:45 You can't buy the audience you want15:30 The ingredients that make a story go viral16:30 Affirmational content is king18:30 Tod's most popular viral stories22:00 Adam's biggest viral story24:00 The role of ChatGPT in viral contentThis episode's guest:• Adam Albright-Hanna• Learn more at www.ahaaudiencebuilders.comSubscribe and leave a 5-star review: https://pod.link/1496390646Contact Us!•Join the conversation by leaving a comment!•Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan Wilbur is a fantastic comedian who has cut his teeth in comedy for many years - his bio: stand-up has been featured on Sirius XM, the RISK! podcast, in the Boston Comedy Festival, the Cleveland Comedy Festival, Out of Bounds Comedy Festival, Cape Fear Comedy Festival, and the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival. I've been an actor in sketches for College Humor, IFC, Funny or Die, MTV.com, and Distractify (one of which ended up on the Today show). I have written for College Humor, McSweeney's, The Onion News Network on IFC, Someecards (where I was the Ecards Editor for over a year), TL;DR Wikipedia, Reader's Digest, and a couple web series you've never heard of that paid me with checks that said, verbatim: “Cheese Jokes.” I was an “Adjunct Scholar” for Lapham's Quarterly, created the Better Book Titles blog and wrote my own humor book for Penguin in 2012 called How Not to Read: Harnessing the Power of a Literature-Free Life and AM Universal put out another collection from the blog called Never Flirt With Puppy Killers in 2016. His new album Husband Material is out on Spotify and Apple!

Episode 266: You Have To Pay Your Dues with Adam Mamawala! Adam Mamawala (Comedy Central, BET) is a New York-based stand-up comedian who started working on shows in college and then moved into working the road. He tells several great bombing stories - from a wake-up call at his first true open mic to getting scolded during professional corporate gigs. Not after, during. Adam and Dan jam about performing in New York City, doing corporate gigs, advantages and disadvantages of fishbowl/barrel (name-draw) mics, earning trust from the audience before doing certain types of jokes, why comics are so focused on the ‘journey,' and working new jokes into your act. Please rate and review.Adam MamawalaAdam Mamawala is a stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster based out of New York City. He has appeared on Comedy Central, Amazon Prime, MTV, BET, and SiriusXM, and both of his albums, Statistically More Relatable (2022) and One of the Good Ones (2017) debuted at #1 on the iTunes Comedy Charts. Adam has been a freelance contributor to Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update and Someecards and currently co-hosts podcasts Away Games and HORSE, as recently featured in the New York Times!WebsiteInstagramTwitterFacebookArt of Bombing:"Nobody Had a Podcast Called The Art of Bombing" Theme by John HultBumpers provided by Joe Nicola MusicWebsite: https://www.artofbombingpod.com/Merch: https://art-of-bombing-pod.creator-spring.com/Buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/aobpodFB: https://www.facebook.com/artobpodcast/Twitter: @artofbombingpodInstagram: @artofbombingpodTwitch: @artofbombingpodYouTube: Art of Bombing PodcastDan Bublitz Jr: http://www.danbublitz.com/Josh Shirley: http://www.joshshirleycomedy.com

One of our most popular (winning??) episodes of 2021, coming at you!   The usefulness of the term bitch eating crackers (BEC) (for context: Someecards).   Celebrity memoirs as audiobooks: Inside Out by Demi Moore, Acid for the Children by Flea, and Yearbook by Seth Rogen (see also: this profile by Jonah Weiner for NYT Magazine). Next up: My Life So Far by Jane Fonda, Faithfull by Marianne Faithful,  The Last Black Unicorn by Tiffany Haddish. Oh, and: the podcast Celebrity Book Club with Steven & Lily. Also: Please read Open by Andre Agassi and J.R. Moehringer!   Important breaking news: There is now Spelling Bee merch.      Let's hear Claire's QVC pitch for the Pattern mist spray bottle!! Somewhat related: Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater...as a hair product?   Erica's 11 a.m. tea go-to: Soul Chai. Another (slightly sweetened rec): Dona.   A workspace-changing Philips Hue light strip. You may also like: Gorilla mounting tape, Storage Theory Power Perch, and the Pretty Handy Girl video for changing your doorknobs.   Jewelry renovation with Spur = talk about amazing. Have thoughts?? We want ‘em: 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq—or join our Geneva! And try out a Secret Menu membership for a whole lot more recommendations.   Produced by Dear Media

What an episode we have in store! We're going deep on some of our favorite recent discoveries from our Monday newsletter—which: If you aren't signed up for that thing, now's your chance to fix that.   The usefulness of the term bitch eating crackers (BEC) (for context: Someecards).   Celebrity memoirs as audiobooks: Inside Out by Demi Moore, Acid for the Children by Flea, and Yearbook by Seth Rogen (see also: this profile by Jonah Weiner for NYT Magazine). Next up: My Life So Far by Jane Fonda, Faithfull by Marianne Faithful,  The Last Black Unicorn by Tiffany Haddish. Oh, and: the podcast Celebrity Book Club with Steven & Lily. Also: Please read Open by Andre Agassi and J.R. Moehringer!   Important breaking news: There is now Spelling Bee merch.      Let's hear Claire's QVC pitch for the Pattern mist spray bottle!! Somewhat related: Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater...as a hair product?   Erica's 11 a.m. tea go-to: Soul Chai. Another (slightly sweetened rec): Dona.   A workspace-changing Philips Hue light strip. You may also like: Gorilla mounting tape, Storage Theory Power Perch, and the Pretty Handy Girl video for changing your doorknobs.   Jewelry renovation with Spur = talk about amazing.   You know we love to hear from you! Get us at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq.   Didya know we do six-month or one-year Secret Menu subscriptions? Ideal for gifting, tell you what.   Find your body skin type with Esker and get 20% off with the code ATHINGORTWO. Control your coffee and tea temp with Ember. It's 10% off for first-time purchasers with our link. Snuggle up with Printfresh's perfect-for-gifting sleepwear—and get 15% off your first order with the code ATHINGORTWO. Score Ana Luisa jewelry during their biggest sale of the year—60% off on the second item you purchase with our link.  YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Myka Fox is on the show and one of the sharpest writers in standup, from SNL to Someecards and Roast Battle to Twitter jokes, she’s hilariously twisted and here to spread the holiday cheer on this late Christmas gift of an Episode 47.          

My guest is comedian, author, podcaster Dan Wilbur. In addition to his books How Not to Read and Never Flirt with Puppy Killers, Dan’’s been featured on Sirius XM, College Humor, McSweeney’s and Someecards, where he was the Ecards editor.  We start talking books and try to figure out when it’s okay to give up on a book. Then Dan gets a life lesson from a surprising source. What’s worse than poutine?  All or nothing thinking. How relationships can change your diet and who was the first comedian Dan saw in NYC? 

The Kings of the Sea bring on Orli Matlow to talk about her current job writing for Someecards, office bathrooms, and her beloved Toronto Raptor. Vivek may or may not chow down on some Chipotle during the episode. Also, we're sponsored by Columbia University now and we're both the Deans of Podcast Admissions.

Patrick Monahan is a comedian and writer living in New York City. Since 2014, he has been performing all over New York City at venues such as New York Comedy Club, The Creek and the Cave, and Eastville Comedy Club, as well as numerous independent comedy shows. In 2017 he appeared at Hell Yes Fest. His interview with stars Ari Graynor and Michael Angarano was a featured part of Showtime's promotion of its series "I'm Dying Up Here". Patrick runs a weekly comedy showcase on Fridays at Karma Lounge in the East Village, and co-hosts the popular comedy podcast What A Time To Be Alive. Patrick has written for Above Average, Bleacher Report and Paper Magazine, and his writing and online antics have also been featured in numerous media outlets including Funny or Die, Esquire, GQ, Playboy, New York Magazine, BuzzFeed, Someecards, Paste Magazine, Complex, and Mandatory. His Twitter account, @pattymo, was one of Splitsider's 15 Funniest Twitter Accounts of 2017 and number 14 of Paste Magazine's 75 Best Twitter Accounts of 2016. He can never come up with a funny ending for these bio things.

Patrick Monahan is a comedian and writer living in New York City. Since 2014, he has been performing all over New York City at venues such as New York Comedy Club, The Creek and the Cave, and Eastville Comedy Club, as well as numerous independent comedy shows. In 2017 he appeared at Hell Yes Fest. His interview with stars Ari Graynor and Michael Angarano was a featured part of Showtime's promotion of its series "I'm Dying Up Here".  Patrick runs a weekly comedy showcase on Fridays at Karma Lounge in the East Village, and co-hosts the popular comedy podcast What A Time To Be Alive. Patrick has written for Above Average, Bleacher Report and Paper Magazine, and his writing and online antics have also been featured in numerous media outlets including Funny or Die, Esquire, GQ, Playboy, New York Magazine, BuzzFeed, Someecards, Paste Magazine, Complex, and Mandatory. His Twitter account, @pattymo, was one of Splitsider's 15 Funniest Twitter Accounts of 2017 and number 14 of Paste Magazine's 75 Best Twitter Accounts of 2016. He can never come up with a funny ending for these bio things.

Patrick Monahan is a comedian and writer living in New York City. Since 2014, he has been performing all over New York City at venues such as New York Comedy Club, The Creek and the Cave, and Eastville Comedy Club, as well as numerous independent comedy shows. In 2017 he appeared at Hell Yes Fest. His interview with stars Ari Graynor and Michael Angarano was a featured part of Showtime's promotion of its series "I'm Dying Up Here".  Patrick runs a weekly comedy showcase on Fridays at Karma Lounge in the East Village, and co-hosts the popular comedy podcast What A Time To Be Alive. Patrick has written for Above Average, Bleacher Report and Paper Magazine, and his writing and online antics have also been featured in numerous media outlets including Funny or Die, Esquire, GQ, Playboy, New York Magazine, BuzzFeed, Someecards, Paste Magazine, Complex, and Mandatory. His Twitter account, @pattymo, was one of Splitsider's 15 Funniest Twitter Accounts of 2017 and number 14 of Paste Magazine's 75 Best Twitter Accounts of 2016. He can never come up with a funny ending for these bio things.

In this pilot episode of Creep, the Someecards writer and host Bronwyn Isaac interviews the comedian Lauren Vino and the hopeless romantic Melissa. The three share some of the creepiest things they've done to get a date, impress a crush, or even form a new friendship. This episode also explores the cultural meaning of the word "creepy," the gendered connotations of being a creep, and whether being women means they get away with potentially menacing behavior. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/someecards/support

Matt Nedostup is a writer at TruTV, former Senior Editor at Someecards, and stand-up comedian. He hears a call with Chip and his brother Nick.

Ashley Bez is an actress and writer that has written for the TV show Younger and is a former editor at Someecards. She hears Chip interview her sister, Elizabeth.

Today's episode is with Brooklyn Comedian and Writer, Dan Wilbur! Dan has done a ton! He has appeared on Sirius XM and the RISK! Podcast; written for McSweeney's, Someecards, The Onion News Network, and College Humor; and appeared in sketches for College Humor, MTV.com, and Funny or Die. He has become incredibly accomplished...and Jason and Dan hardly talk about any of it! The two take off on such a great discussion about comedy theory, surviving seasonal depression with humor, navigating touchy atmospheres, and getting comedy pieces published that they just didn't have time to get into everything Dan has done. Hot damn if this isn't a great episode, though! Take the deep dive into their chat which is chock-full of humor and useful tips! Find more online! DanWilbur.com ThereItIsPod.com Twitter: @DanWilbur, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrJokes Facebook: @DanWilburisi, @ThereItIsPod Instagram: @dwilbs, @JasonFarrPics

Abbi Crutchfield is the co-host of Tru TV’s You can Do Better. She’s a comedian, currently touring as one of four funnywomen on the CAKE comedy tour (cakecomedy.com) and former host of People Magazine’s Now. She has been featured on MTV, VH1, CollegeHumor and in national commercials. She is a contributor to Someecards, and her jokes are listed among the Best Tweets of the Year by Huffington Post Comedy. She’s been living in L.A., to shoot the second season of You Can Do Better, but later this year will return to Brooklyn, where she co- produces the weekly stand-up hour The Living Room Show, Fridays at 8pm Postmark Cafe in Brooklyn.Those of you who’ve been listening to the show for a while will remember my conversation with my old friend Matthew Latkiewicz, her co-host, back in Episode 9. In that episode, Matthew rather extremely candidly expressed his cynicism about the show he was about to debut, along with just about everything about fame. Since watching the first season of the show, in which Abbi tends to play good cop to Matthew’s kind of geek bad boy, I’ve wanted to get her perspective on it all. So I finally did.After one botched recording, we spoke a second time, with much better results, at least in terms of audio quality, in February.Find Abbi on Twitter and Instagram @curlycomedyNote: “15 Million Merits” not "Credits" is the name of the "Black Mirror" episode I mentioned briefly (beware: spoiler!). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tom & TJ make their 2017 podcast return in today’s episode: ADVENTURELAND! When Themus presents an epic journey to stop a personal foe, the boys are launched into a breath-taking quest packed with romance, monsters, gods, and ADVENTURE! Will they finish their journey in time to speak with Broadway's Olivia Puckett(Motown: The Musical, Dear Evan Hansen)and Upright Citizen Brigade's own April Lavalle(Improv group Sam’s Club, writer for SomeECards.com)all the while trying to find out....What's The Theme?! Featuring: Tom Althoff, Brendan Stackhouse, Julia Karis, James May, Bronwyn Whittle, with Joe O’Malley, and Hassan Nazari-Robati. “What’s the Theme? with Tom & TJ: Adventureland” Written and Directed by Tom DeMichele & TJ Lamando Editing, Mixing, and Sound Design by Tom DeMichele Recorded at Milliron Studios in NYC, under the sound engineering mastery of Tyler Milliron! MillironStudios.com https://www.facebook.com/millironstudios Follow our guests! Olivia Puckett http://www.oliviapuckett.com/ Instagram: @OliviaPuckett https://www.instagram.com/oliviapuckett/ Twitter: @OliviaPuckett https://twitter.com/oliviapuckett/ April Lavalle http://www.aprillavalle.com/ http://www.someecards.com/author/aprillavalle Twitter: @imatoofbrush https://twitter.com/imatoofbrush/ Now follow us too! www.facebook.com/whatsthetheme www.twitter.com/WhatThemePod Questions or suggestions? Email us at WhatsTheThemePod@gmail.com Follow Tom & TJ on Twitter! @TomDeMichele https://twitter.com/tomdemichele/ @TJLamando https://twitter.com/tjlamando/ And finally, follow our Master Orchestrator, Dave Resultan! www.daveresultan.com www.instagram.com/daveresultan www.youtube.com/user/underrennovation Twitter: @DaveResultan https://twitter.com/daveresultan/ And now some stuff so some nice people won’t get mad at us: This episode features: Royalty free production music by JewelBeat Sounds by FreeSound.org Sounds by FreeSFX.co.uk Sounds by AudioJungle.net And now even more of that stuff! (If you’re reading this, you’re looking for trouble. Here’s some stuff that will keep us out of it) Air Prelude, For Originz, The Curtain Rises, Hero in Peril, Unlight, Death of Kings 2, Deep Horrors, Faceoff, Epic Unease, Fanfare for Space, and Hero Down by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons By Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ All songs were cut for length and mixed for volume. They are otherwise unchanged. Honor of Days, Fall of the Solar King, and by Twin Musicom (twinmusicom.org) Attribution license: (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) All songs were cut for length and mixed for volume. They are otherwise unchanged. The Great Unknown, Suspense Action, Intense Suspense, by Audionautix are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) All songs were cut for length and mixed for volume. They are otherwise unchanged. Artist: http://audionautix.com/ The following are by Liam Seagrave’s Piano Horror Music. Pandemic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2seD20g9cA Evil Among Us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE2sabr6Gtk All songs were cut for length and mixed for volume. They are otherwise unchanged. For more of Liam’s work, check out: https://pianohorrormusic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYaPSKdx33FNRZUb7_gShww https://www.facebook.com/LiamSeagraveMusic

Writer/Comedian ASHLEY BEZ (@BEZ, SOMEECARDS.com) joins us to chat about FINAL DESTINATION and WENDY'S CHICKEN NUGGETS! Plus, NICK and SACHI talk ROCK DOCS!! All this and much more on JUNK FOOD!!!   Each week on Junk Food, comedians Nick Maritato and Sachi Ezura delve into the guilty pleasures that they can't help but love. Guests from the comedy world and beyond confess their favorite indulgences and defend the crap no one else likes. They'll explore everything from trashy TV to retro pop culture to America's least healthy snacks, proving once and for all that one man's trash is another man's treasure. If you're ashamed of liking it, they're talking about it on Junk Food.

Coach bags, SomeEcards, Dropbox, Facebook Storyboarding, Google Logo Changes, Corbis, Bill Gates, Product Placement, Adweek All the tech, social media and blog headlines that Bloggers love, need and use everyday.

We were impressed when we discovered the snarky humor e-card website Someecards.com had categories for ethnic holidays like Chinese New Year, until we realized they seemed to be written by people who weren't that familiar with Asians. So why don’t we make our own, with insider humor instead of outsider humor? We talk to Taz Ahmed, who makes humorous Muslim Valentine’s Day cards, and Dis/orient/ed Comedy co-founder Jenny Yang, who gives us some tips so we can come up with our own Chinese New Year one-liners.

Damien Fahey is a writer for Family Guy on FOX. We discuss that. He also voiced two episodes of Family Guy called, “Peter’s Daughter”, & “I Dream of Jesus”. We forgot to discuss that. In addition to writing for the TV box, Damien has also appeared on it, first as the long-running host of MTV’s flagship program, TRL, then as the guest host of The Late Late Show on CBS, then as the co-host of I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here on NBC. We talk about all of those things and much, much more including how Damien's focus and work ethic allowed him to continue finding work even when work wasn't looking for him. And we also discuss the far less common flipside of that, which is what it's like when work seems to track you down. Never one to let a single job keep him happy, Damien also writes for Someecards.com and regularly performs improv comedy with his group "Triggerfinger" and sketch comedy with "Top Story Weekly" at iOWest. Once, in 2006, Damien went almost 6 minutes without checking his iPhone.