Podcasts about squiggy

Jon 'Squiggy' Squires from Squiggy Plays predicts what weird events he expects to happen in 2025.

Drew organizes a parade and crashes a party. Discussion includes refrigerating Gorilla Glue, bootlegging cable TV, and bleaching your hair. We don't know anything about Happy Days, and honestly, that's our bad. Episodes: “Mimi's Day Parade” (S2E9) & “It's Your Party and I'll Crash If I Want To” (S2E10) http://instagram.com/clevelandrockspodcast Email us: clevelandrockspodcast@gmail.com

Isn't it time for your favorite horror movie podcast to do something a bit more literary? How about an epistolary novel where every character is 30% more horny than necessary? That's right, we're cracking the book on 1992's BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA to explore every main character in the order in which their blood is tasted!! Along the way, we explore frilled lizard costumes, corset rippers, bad accent work, great romantic chemistry, personal bug-eating problems, blood-sucking tech bros, and how Count Dracula makes people act like Lenny and Squiggy!! All this, plus self-serve blood crosses, the legacy of Jonathan Harker, total goober, and destiny awaits for a new edition of Choose Your Own Deathventure!! This episode has crossed a sea of time for you to download it today!! Part of the BLEAV Network. Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon! Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today! Our linker.ee Click here to visit our TeePublic shop for killer merch! Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast!! Join us on Threads or even Bluesky Check out Gena's Substack called Gena Watches Things!! Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd!

Jon Squires returns to team up with Laura in order to delve into a fresh batch of weird news stories that have them questioning their sanity and the world. Ep 156 stories discussed: 1. No Nappies Needed 2. 69th Anniversary 3. Lost & Found Ring What The Buzz: Ski Resort After All

​​Welcome to You Haven't Blanked That! It's Robert Zemeckis Month. This week we talk about Used Cars. We talk about loving this movie despite its flaws, other movies written by Zemeckis and Bob Gale, Red Cars, The Goods, Small Town, Buena Park, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Svengoolie, spinning back the odometer, Worst Used Car Experience, wackiness, a mile of cars, 1941, it doesn't look funny, Lenny and Squiggy, Corey Feldman What We Are Blanking: Midnight Suns (videogame), Card Sharks (videogame), Ms. Pat, Mike Watt, Dark Tower, There Will Be Blood, ​​Opening theme by the Assassins ​​Closing theme by Lucas Perea ​​ For more info, click the link bio or below. https://linktr.ee/yhblankthat Email: Yhblankthat@gmail.com

Tonight, let your little one drift off with Pimkie the Platypus, as she meets a very special creature - a cuddlefish named Squiggy. With soothing rhymes, soft sounds and repetitions, your tots will sleep soundly through the night. Upgrade to Koala Tots Plus for full ad-free access to four kids shows, bonus episodes and 8 hour episodes in two taps ⭐️https://koalatots.supercast.com Please hit follow and leave us a review.

Rob Long worked on the Paramount lot 15 years, and the pilot of Lenny & Squiggy — a spinoff of Laverne & Shirley — was a ghost that haunted the grounds, so mercilessly rejected by a focus group that the tape disappeared. Forever. Which makes Rob wonder: How can one hack a hackneyed system where random people are selected to give an opinion on your show — and the studio listens? There are ways. Ethics aside, of course. Transcript here. For more entertainment news, subscribe to The Ankler. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1181, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Tv Comedies 1: In 2001 this "Friends" character married Chandler Bing. Monica. 2: Much like "Lost", the TBS comedy "Wrecked" begins with one of these mishaps. a plane crash. 3: HBO's "Avenue 5" stars Hugh Laurie and Josh Gad, stuck on one of these for a while. a spaceship. 4: On a classic sitcom Lenny and Squiggy were a couple of friends of this title pair from Milwaukee. Laverne and Shirley. 5: Gavin Belson was the conniving chief innovation officer of tech company Hooli on this show. Silicon Valley. Round 2. Category: Kjpy Hit Radio 1: Your KJPY T-shirt gets you half off to see "My Big Fat Greek Wedding", featuring Joey Fatone of this band. 'N Sync. 2: KJPY is sponsoring an in-store appearance by this young lady and we know you'd "Walk a Thousand Miles" to be there. Vanessa Carlton. 3: Caller number 99, you're going to Manhattan to see Dave Matthews at this 7th Avenue and 31st Street arena. Madison Square Garden. 4: In the next hour we'll chill out with this band whose hits include "Yellow". Coldplay. 5: We've got a listener poll -- is this "Fell in Love with a Girl" duo brother or sister, or exes. The White Stripes. Round 3. Category: Raise The Britannic! 1: Now lying in 400' of Mediterranean water, the mighty Britannic was the largest ship sunk during this 20th century war. World War I. 2: Higher bulkheads for flotation were one lesson the Britannic took from this doomed sister ship; didn't help. the Titanic. 3: Some survivors and war propaganda said the ship was sunk by a torpedo, but a German field of these was the real culprit. mines. 4: The ship sank in 55 minutes partly due to an ill-fated dash to try to make Kea, an island of this country. Greece. 5: This Frenchman found the wreck in 1975. (Jacques) Cousteau. Round 4. Category: Reading With Jenna Bush Hager 1: (Jenna Bush Hager presents the clue.) I developed my love of books as a child; my parents always made sure we were surrounded by plenty, and a favorite they used to read to me aloud was this author's "James and the Giant Peach". Roald Dahl. 2: (Jenna Bush Hager presents the clue.) One of my club picks for 2023 is "Black Candle Women" by Diane Marie Brown, about four generations of women who live under one roof and have a big secret--a love curse relating to a Voodoo sorceress in this Southern city that links the story back to the 1950s. New Orleans. 3: (Jenna Bush Hager presents the clue.) The perfect vacation read and one my sister Barbara and I still talk about is "Summer Sisters", a novel for adults by this woman who is beloved for her young adult fiction. Judy Blume. 4: (Jenna Bush Hager presents the clue.) One book that I have read multiple times and chose for my book club is "The Bluest Eye" by this woman, my all-time favorite author. Toni Morrison. 5: (Jenna Bush Hager presents the clue.) I recommended a 2022 novel that's as Gothic and mysterious as you can get; it's named for and set at this branch of the Met that's dedicated to the art of the Middle Ages. the Cloisters. Round 5. Category: What'S Their Sport? 1: The Indiana Fever, whose star Tamika Catchings retired in 2016. basketball. 2: The New York Empire, coached by Patrick McEnroe. tennis. 3: The Durham Bulls. baseball. 4: The Portland Timbers. soccer. 5: Hoosier Team Pineapple, 2016 men's champs of the PVL, the "Premier" this "League". volleyball.

Laverne's pop, Frank DeFazio, gets a visit at his Cowboy Bill's establishment by a local city councilman named Pike. Pike's corrupt tactics and avaricious plans will end up bulldozing the place and kicking him out for the sake of Pike's own gain. It gets Frank's dander up, and he decides to run for election against him. He gets the gang to collaborate on the campaign trail: Rhonda goes door to door, Carmine roots him on from the sidelines, Squiggy strategizes, and Laverne makes the signs (even though she's sick with mono). But will this be enough to take down Pike and his bulldoggish mother, the contractor who has explosive plans for Cowboy Bill's? On pod, we talk the back-and-forth logic for Frank for season 8, the way in which this could have (but didn't) change the series' direction, and the surprising jokes they got away with.

David L. Lander (born David Leonard Landau, June 22, 1947 – December 4, 2020) was an American actor, comedian, musician, and baseball scout. He was best known for his portrayal of Andrew "Squiggy" Squiggman in the ABC sitcom Laverne & Shirley. He also served as a goodwill ambassador for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. PICTURE: By ABC Television - eBay itemphoto frontphoto back, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=97295343 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thequeensnewyorker/message

** SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING ** (just a bit) The boys think they've discovered a treasure map when they find some junk at a swap meet, sending Lenny and Squiggy on a quest to find it somewhere out in the Mojave Desert. Stopping off at Cowboy Bills on the way, they accidentally blurt their plans out to Frank and Carmine, causing the two to argue that if Pop's going to give supplies at a discount and Carmine gave them the money to go to the swap meet, that they should be in on the take. So all four "manly men" head out into the sand and heat, getting lost and running out of supplies in quick fashion. Hallucinating, bonding, and finding a bottle of booze (along with a cactus boner), will they survive?! On pod, we talk the return to form with David and Michael's antics in the episode, how the storyline (and writer of the episode) feel more akin to Season 6/Season 7 material, and whether this one is the best of the season. Gasp!

**EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING** Ghost episodes of sitcoms should be funny and weird, right? When Laverne leaves for a ski trip for singles, she has Carmine watch the place, but tells him that there's something weird with the lights and sink. Turns out her apartment is haunted by the ghost of an athlete who's upset at the outcome of the Summer Olympics. When Rhonda puts together a séance to quell the angry spirit, it causes him to possess Laverne's body instead. He asks that they reenact the track and field event he lost so he can win this time. Hijinks... ensue? Also, Squiggy is a creep and Pop gets a spooky new employee. Seriously, we make this sound like it's better than it actually is. On pod, we talk through the synopsis in search of a joke that lands, wonder how the hell this happened, and make references to Ghost Story (1980).

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GGACP celebrates the 40th anniversary of the release of "This Is Spinal Tap"(March 2, 1984) by revisiting this 2016 interview with Emmy-nominated actor-writer and Oscar-nominated musician Michael McKean. In this episode, Michael looks back on his days in the sketch troupe The Credibility Gap, recalls his brief stint at "Saturday Night Live," reveals the amusing origin of Lenny and Squiggy and praises the improvisational cinema of Christopher Guest. Also, Norm Macdonald loses his cool, Spinal Tap meets Joe Franklin, Rod Steiger channels "Il Duce" and Michael and Gilbert compare life mask collections. PLUS: Remembering Zacherle! The genius of Richard Libertini! "Abbott and Costello Go to Mars"! Cannonball Adderley buys the farm! And "The Square, Square World of Dick Conti"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're paying a special salute to Helene Elliott by once again publishing my conversation with her in an episode from February 2022. She recently accepted a buyout and ended her stellar 34-plus years at the Los Angeles Times, where she was a sports columnist for the last half of her tenure. Elliott became the first female journalist to be honored by the Hall of Fame of a major professional sport in North America when the Hockey Hall of Fame recognized her in 2005 as winner of the esteemed Elmer Ferguson award. Helene earned widespread respect from her peers and those she covered while also helping to pave the way for other women in sports media during her 47-year career.   In this episode, Elliott recounts how Wayne Gretzky set 61 NHL records and triggered a hockey boom in Southern California as an ambassador for that sport. She also has a funny tale about the Great One's fear of flying. Elliott tells us why the Stanley Cup is the most difficult trophy to win in sports, how great players rise to the occasion like Mark Messier did for the '94 Rangers, and what it was like to cover the “Miracle on Ice” at the 1980 Olympics. And we hear how Helene overcame barriers faced by female sportswriters to become a Hall of Famer. Oh, and she has a story about Lenny and Squiggy from the old “Laverne & Shirley” TV show.   Elliott began writing for Los Angeles Times in 1989. She was a beat reporter for the Lakers and Angels, then spent many years covering hockey and Olympic sports before becoming a columnist in 2006. Helene has covered 17 Olympics, the Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals, Wimbledon, men's and women's World Cup soccer tournaments, and nearly every Stanley Cup Finals since 1980. She won the Best Breaking News Story award from the Associated Press Sports Editors for her story on the labor agreement that ended the NHL lockout in 2005. Her career began at the Chicago Sun-Times in 1977. She moved to New York City in 1979 and wrote for Newsday for the next 10 years before going to the West Coast. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Elliott is a 1977 graduate of the Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, which inducted her into the Medill Hall of Achievement in 2020. Follow Elliott on Twitter: @helenenothelen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a pair of Russian ballet dancers with plans to defect to the American side and use the bathroom at Cowboy Bills as a weigh station toward freedom, hijinks ensue. While Boris Squiggmanoff succeeds in getting away, his KGB handlers capture his wife, and then mistake Squiggy for the defecting dancer. Mr. Squiggman finds himself living in captivity, forced to fulfill Boris' ballet commitment on pain of death. Soon figuring out that this Squig-shaped guy in the apartment isn't the real deal, Laverne and a rookie federal agent team up with the displaced Ruskie to help save the day, save the wife, and dance really well - kinda-sorta. On pod, we cover the 60s'ness of it all and talk the guest actors, along with covering one of the few episodes of Season 8 that we kind of enjoyed!

*** EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING *** We cover one of the most infamous episodes of Laverne & Shirley this week. Laverne tries to scam a free set out of her local bank by creating a fresh account. But during her latest attempt at chicanery, with an equally-disguised Rhonda at her side, she's spotted by a couple of revolutionaries casing the joint for a heist. The revolutionaries, led by Aaron (Ben Powers) and Sheba (Laraine Newman) worm their way into Laverne's life by using a mix of moral guilt and handsome lackey power. When it comes time to get into fatigues and hold up the bank, they keep Laverne in the dark even as she carries dynamite in a backpack to blow the vault. The heist turns into a hostage situation in no time flat, with the cops, tellers and bank manager all lead to believe that Laverne's in on the gig. Then, it gets weird. Laverne is arrested even though she helped thwart RALPH. At the police station, she and Sheba use aliases during the booking process. The names they pick match those of two convicted but escaped murderesses on their way to death row with a very imminent execution date. Presumed to be the twosome, Laverne and Sheba find themselves staring down their immanent deaths. The only hope comes in the form of Lenny and Squiggy, and the audience's only form of entertainment stems from two out-of-left-field gospel number. Will Laverne make it to the front gates or the pearly gates? On pod, we go absolutely ballistic on the two-parter's wild tone shifts, our frustrations over the show's characterization of nearly everyone, the bizarre plot, and even the jaw-dropping parts of the script that *didn't* make it to the small screen. Be warned, this is our first breaking point for season eight.

It's time to add a little T&A to your L&S! Laverne does a quick favor for a very busy Rhonda and runs down to the soon-to-be-opened local Playboy™ Club to pick up an application. Rhonda hopes to become a bunny tail wearing hostess, but a still money-hungry Laverne finds herself signing up for a try-out. Laverne soon starts training along with her new pal/possible co-worker Cathy (the effulgent Carrie Fisher). After they both pass the "Squiggy" test where they have to tolerate their "forward" customer during a staged encounter, the girls are put up to the final test. Can they serve and please the one and only Hef? And what will Cathy and Laverne do if there's only one slot open for the both of them? Meanwhile, Rhonda's scored a role in an experimental Romeo & Juliet meets Lil' Abner mash-up, and Frank bemoans his lost groove in the kitchen now that he's making fast food junk. On pod, we talk the episode's strangely mixed messages, the unexpected source of the teleplay, the wonders of Space Mama, and of course... Laverne's legs.

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Join us as we journey through the hilarious lives of the iconic duo, Laverne and Shirley from the classic spin-off of Happy Days,Laverne and Shirley. From their humble beginnings in Milwaukee to their unforgettable adventures in California, we will revel in the enduring charm, humor and friendship these two women brought to our screens. This episode celebrates their quirky personalities, the relatable struggles they faced and their heartwarming female friendship set against the nostalgic 1950s backdrop. Listen in as we pay homage to the well-rounded ensemble of memorable characters, from their goofy neighbors Lenny and Squiggy, to their lovable relatives. Get ready for a nostalgia trip as we explore some of the most memorable episodes of Laverne and Shirley, featuring their classic comedic moments and humorous escapades.We'll also discuss the significant shift in the series when our beloved duo packed their bags for California, a move that sparked mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. We'll also highlight their crossover moments with Happy Days, creating unforgettable television history.

The girls suspect they're being robbed (repeatedly!) after Shirley loses her (labeled!) keys at Disneyland. Food and a record player go missing from the apartment, causing them to call the police. Then the girls head off for a vacation to Palm Springs, leaving Frank and Carmine to figure out who's robbing the place. After some some snooping, trap-setting, and stories about Anzio, they capture first Squiggy and then Rhonda in the process of breaking into the apartment. But are either of them the robbers? Or a simple misunderstanding?? Then somehow a gun gets pulled out and it turns into a weapons safety PSA. What the hell even is this episode?! On pod, we talk the inane script, how this episode sets the tone for season 8 episodes to come, and do our best to make the most of it.

When Carmine is struck by lightning and, while still addled, thwarts a robbery at Cowboy Bills, a nearby news reporter takes it upon himself to dub him "Lightning Man." Carmine discovers that the public thinks he's a superher and Squiggy seizes this opportunity and signs Lightning Man to a brand new Squignowski Talent Agency contract. Within days, Squiggy starts booking deals for Carmine and scheduling him for personal motivation sessions with troubled kids. But Squiggy's next big gig for him involves walking a tightrope over Sunset Boulevard. It's a stunt that might just get him killed. Will Frank be able to talk Carmine down from the ledge? Meanwhile, Rhonda likens herself to ferns and the girls banter a bit before disappearing from the episode. On pod, we talk David Lander's dynamic acting style, the cartoonish slapstick that is to come, and the variety of guest actors present in the episode!

***EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING*** Time for some Lenny & Squiggy feelings! When Squiggy's deadbeat, absentee dad Helmut shows up in Burbank, Andrew jumps at the chance to bond with his pop. Though everyone around him responds to Helmet's return to his life with concern and skepticism, Squiggy shows his pop how much he's grown up in twenty years. But, it doesn't take long for Helmut to show off some bum-like tendencies. While Lenny determinedly sits this one out, declaring himself a 'silent partner' in the situation just like Helmut wants him to be, Squiggy has to cope with the result of his father's nonstop conning. Will Squiggy get up the gumption to confront his father, even if it means rejecting him has a parental figure? Meanwhile, Laverne scandalizes Shirley with her choice of attire for a co-worker's retirement party, Rhonda does some charity work, and Frank talks about his ongoing conflict with Helmut. On pod, we talk the multitude of nuances in the episode's performances, the creative backgrounds of the guest actors, and discuss the character growth of Len & Squig once more.

Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer incorporated. The #1 TV show in America in the late-70s, Laverne & Shirley, certainly did it their way. The groundbreaking sitcom featured lead characters who were unmarried, hardworking, independent, sex positive ... women! The fact that the series took place in the late-50s was all the more fascinating. But now, 40 years since it last aired, are our fond memories as blurry as a Shotz beer hangover? Are Lenny and Squiggy adorable or annoying? And what's with all the screaming? The Old Roommates get the milk and Pepsi ready for a multi-episode rewatch. Listen to this.Old Roommates can be reached via email at oldroommatespod@gmail.com.Follow Old Roommates on Instagram and YouTube @OldRoommates for bonus content and please give us a rating or review!#Laverne&Shirley #PennyMarshall #CindyWilliams #DavidLLander #MichaelMcKean #CharlesPierce #Happydays #Henrywinkler

***EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING*** As foreshadowed back in the second episode of the season, it's high school reunion time. The girls and Carmine head back to Milwaukee sans Lenny and Squiggy to attend their tenth, resulting in a cavalcade of familiar faces. Yay, there's Terri Buttafouco! There's Rosie Greenbaum! There's... Eraserhead! They're all suddenly acting like the girls are the best thing since sliced bread -- even Big Rosie! -- and everyone wants to make out with Carmine. Why? It turns out that the boys have been writing letters filled with lies back home, talking about the social and career "successes" they've all had in Hollywood - and in Carmine's case, Las Vegas. Will they maintain these falsehoods now that their high school chums suddenly adore them? On pod, we talk the discontinuity issues of the episode, the returning guest stars, and the tone of the writing!

Les, Kurt, and Jason have reconvened to ask the important questions like, “Does Les get craft service during his tech rehearsals?” And “Did Wilford Brimley pull some serious tail back in the day?” Plus, Kurt reports that Blac Chyna wants Tyga to stick to their custody schedule! Then, the guys tackle their first animated show for the podcast, 1981's “Laverne and Shirley” (aka known as Laverne and Shirley in the Army to not confuse it with the live action counterpart). While this Laverne and Shirley doesn't have Lenny or Squiggy or Carmine Ragusa, it does have a pig voiced by Horshack from Welcome Back Kotter and giant space birds. Jason thinks the show may have been borne out of the last actor's strike while Les thinks this is the horniest cartoon he's ever seen. Take a look at the rocket that all of the characters are quite confident they can fly and judge for yourself!   Facebook : alifetimeofhallmark Instagram : lifetimeofhallmarkpodcast Theme song generously donated by purple-planet.com

The Simpsons need a new place to live just as your humble hosts are also moving into new houses, though with fewer hilarious results. After a hockey game leads to termites that eventually send the family onto a reality show, we flashback to the turn-of-the-century style of reality programming that Simpsons writers loved mocking back in 2002. Plus, we discuss the history of Oreos, Mutt & Jeff, and Squiggy in this week's nowoodnik of a podcast! Support this podcast and get over 150 bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! And please follow the official Twitter, @TalkSimpsonsPod!

This is a rebroadcast of a Bizarre Albums episode originally aired in 2019.

$250 haircuts in the Candlestick breeze. Taco Bell, the official quick service restaurant of Major League Baseball. The Pirate Parrot is coked-out and hanging with Lenny and Squiggy. And heart attacks galore. All this and a bag of chips in the latest episode of the Rated Rabbi Sports Card Podcast.

Your favorite dingdongs talk AI and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (light spoilers, sorry!) Wanna see what the heck is going on? WATCH the show on Spotify and Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXROXtCQVe0yqgQjzf5xzPg CALL US! Leave a voicemail for us to listen to on air: 319-382-6448 319-DUB-MIIT https://linktr.ee/callinmockery https://linktr.ee/notgoodnotbadproductions Merch! https://www.bonfire.com/store/not-good-not-bad-productions/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/call-in-mockery/support

Squiggy DiGiacomo is the founder of Amplified Golf, and upstart golf accessory brand that focuses on blending the love of music with a passion for golf. Amplified Golf just announced their partnership with Fender Guitars to bring some of the most unique golf headcovers to market. Host Adam Fonseca and Squiggy discuss the brand's origins and mission in this bonus episode! To learn more about Amplified Golf visit amplifiedgolf.com to learn more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/golf-unfiltered/message

Flashback Episode of The Father Time Podcast with Jamie KalerBorn in Norfolk, Virginia, Michael Bunin spent the majority of his youth in Las Vegas where he attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and studied Theater Arts. His improvisational skills were honed at The Second City Players Workshop in Chicago and the famed Groundlings in Los Angeles. Bunin has been a staple at The Improv Olympic West in Los Angeles where he continues to display his improvisational talents. His numerous TV credits include Superstore, Modern Family, Mad Men, but of course he will best be known as the Squiggy to my Lenny as Kenny Morittori on the hit TBS show, "My Boys". Yes, Mike has no kids, but he's got a cool dad and gave us a counterpoint to having kids. This episode could easily be an outtake of a My Boys episode. And after listening to this, you'll have to make up your own mind, "To have kids or no kids. That is the question."You can catch more of Mike Bunin at: https://www.instagram.com/michaelbunin/and on TikTok at:https://www.tiktok.com/@michaelbuninYou can catch The Parent's Lounge live every Tuesday Night 10pm EST/7pm PST at:https://www.facebook.com/theparentslounge#theparentslounge #mikebunin #superstore #myboys #parentingpodcast #jamiekaler #jasongowin #katemulligan #comedians #parentingadvice #funnyparents #hilarious #cohosts #nokids #improv #singlelife #dadlife #standupcomedy #parentinghumorJamie Kaler's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jamiekaler/Jason Gowin's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jasongowin/Kate Mulligan's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/katestmomever/The Parent's Lounge TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theparentsloungeshow

Enjoy this replay of our Laverne & Shirley episode, in memoriam of the passing of Cindy Williams.We invited our moms back to ask them about their memories of the ‘70s sitcom Laverne & Shirley, why they loved the show, and what TV shows do differently today. Also, who is more like Laverne and who is more like Shirley? Does Sookie have anything in common with Laverne and Shirley's neighbor Squiggy? And should we be drinking milk with Pepsi? Find out as we kick off the fifth season of Gilmore Girls!Other pop culture we ref: Happy Days, Mary Tyler Moore, Angela Lansbury, The Preacher's Wife, A League of Their Own, Big, Mork and Mindy, Ariana Grande, WandaVision, Frasier, M*A*S*H, Runaway BrideCheck us out on Instagram!Subscribe to our email list!So it's a show? TwitterSo it's a show? Tumblr

In this first episode of Laverne & Shirley, the girls are invited to a high society part by the nephew of the Shotz brewery plant. Things go south when they need dresses and they rely on Lenny and Squiggy to get them. Turns out they are stolen and the party becomes a mess. The Fonz helps smooth things over and the girls leave with a little bit of dignity. We also talk about The Last of Us, Inside Man, Poker Face and You People. Laverne & Shirley discussion starts at 15 minutes. 

On this episode of PRAISING KANE we're once again doubling up, starting with an episode of the eighth season of LAVERNE & SHIRLEY which is without Shirley, Lenny or Squiggy.. but we do have dog murder, Charles Fleischer and not much else, except Carol Kane as a streetwise fortune teller. We follow that with the 1981 film adaptation of Richard Foreman's avant-garde play STRONG MEDICINE, steeped in the subject matter championed by his Ontological-Hysteric Theater. Hear us struggle with material we're woefully out of step with! All that and the latest Carol Kane news. CHECK IT OUT.

Join us for our first Halloween podcast! We recap the Halloween episode of the 1980's sitcom "The Facts of Life," and we've got a mystery to solve! Among other things, we mention: Sweeney Todd, The Brady Bunch, Michael J. Fox, Our neighbor Mr. Pete, Colombo (X2), Rick Springfield, Lenny & Squiggy, Catherine the Great, Carol Baskin, My Aunt Net, The Price is Right, Bananas in Pajamas, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and...Seinfeld!

GGACP celebrates the birthday (October 17th) of Emmy-nominated actor-writer and Oscar-nominated musician Michael McKean with an ENCORE presentation of this frequently hilarious 2016 interview. In this episode, Michael looks back on his days in the sketch troupe The Credibility Gap, recalls his brief stint at "Saturday Night Live," reveals the curious origin of Lenny and Squiggy and praises the oddball cinema of Christopher Guest. Also, Norm Macdonald loses his cool, Spinal Tap meets Joe Franklin, Rod Steiger channels "Il Duce" and Michael and Gilbert compare life mask collections. PLUS: Remembering Zacherle! The genius of Richard Libertini! "Abbott and Costello Go to Mars"! Cannonball Adderley buys the farm! And "The Square, Square World of Dick Conti"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/O5JxuiPYpPM Natalie Lander was born and raised in Los Angeles and got her start in Voice Over at nine. She was inspired to become an actress by watching her dad, the late and great David L. Lander, who was best known for playing Squiggy on Lavern & Shirley. After graduating from Pepperdine University, with a B.A. in Theatre, Natalie has built her resume to include various credits as a performer and creator. On camera, she has had significant recurring guest star roles on ABC's The Middle, TV Land's Lopez, and TNT's Major Crimes. Other guest star credits include 13 Reasons Why (NETFLIX), 911: Lonestar (FOX), Castle (ABC), Hannah Montana (DISNEY), Bizaardvark (DISNEY), and KC Undercover (DISNEY). Natalie also voiced “Goldie” on Disney Jr's Goldie & Bear and “Star Girl” in DC's Justice League franchise. In addition, she's voiced roles in prominent video games such as Saints Row, Final Fantasy, God of War, and Fire Emblem. Natalie was a contestant on the MTV Broadway competition show Legally Blonde the Search for Elle Woods, where she came in 5th place to play Elle Woods on Broadway. She recently debuted her one-woman show "Legally Brunette: The Search for Myself" at the Garry Marshall Theatre in Los Angeles. Written and performed by Natalie, her show is based on her actual journal entries from her time on the MTV Reality show.

Laverne & Shirley actress Cindy Williams turns 75 this week, which inspired Kornflake to surprise Kevin with a Laverne & Shirley pop quiz! (This is why the kids love The Flopcast.) Can Kevin identify quotes from various characters, despite not having seen the show in literally decades? And is there a bonus round dedicated to our favorite weirdos, Lenny and Squiggy? Let's find out, as we revisit those wacky 1950s Milwaukee girls at the Shotz brewery and the Pizzabowl, before they pack up and move to Hollywood along with everyone they ever met. Also: Kornflake rides the Boston Harbor booze bike. She's gonna make our dreams come true, for me and you. The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Twitter! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: The Best Saturdays of Our Lives!

The Girls (as Amy DeFazio and Robbie-Ann Feeney) do a Deep Dive into 70s sitcom classic Laverne and Shirley. The iconic shabby basement apartment, which Amy reports was also the former set of another classic sitcom. The show's frequent 'winter' settings. Landlady Mrs. Babish. Lenny Kosnowski and Andrew 'Squiggy' Squiggman - David Lander and Michael McKean...and the surprising origins of their characters. Did Shirley and Laverne date Lenny and Squiggy, or what? Robbie-Ann wonders about a Steinbeck influence on their characters. Carmine - Shirley's 'sweetheart.' Character analysis: Shirley Feeney. Were you Shirley or Laverne? Boo-Boo Kitty - Cindy Williams' ad lib. The origins of the famous nonsense hop-scotch intro "5, 6, 7 8..." Some ocean-floor level deeeep-dive trivia on the iconic theme song sung by Cyndi Greco, and its connections to the Happy Days theme song. How producers discovered Cyndi Greco singing at an amusement park. Sidebar: go find the documentary The Wrecking Crew about the famous musicians who played on pretty much EVERYTHING between 1960 and 1980. The Ron Hicklin Singers: the surprising "Making Our Dreams Come True" theme connection with The Partridge Family, Batman, Wonder Woman, and the Kawasaki and McDonald's jingles, and a long list of 60s and 70s hits. Robbie-Ann reports the 'WHAAAT?!" connection with the "Making Our Dreams Come True" song and...."We Are the World?!" Character breakdown: Laverne DeFazio. The iconic 'L' monogram on her sweaters, which Penny Marshall contributed to Laverne's costume. The abomination of 'milk and Pepsi.' Amy reports on Laverne's backstory. The incredible physical comedy from the two leads. Shirley's disappearance from the last season of the show - the 'marriage' excuse. Michael McKean's exit to shoot "Spinal Tap" - and Amy reports a stunning announcement that Spinal Tap actually appeared on an episode in the last season. The final episode of Season 8 - a Carmine spin-off? The show's move to Burbank that jumped the shark. Laverne and Shirley in Burbank: gift wrappers? "Big Rosie" as their nemesis in early episodes. When Mrs. Babish married Laverne's father Frank, but leaves him in the lurch in later episodes. Robbie-Ann's issue with sitcoms that got serious: just be funny please. Sidebar: Seinfeld's wise 'no hugs' policy on the sitcom. Amy liked those episodes though, because it was unexpected. The 80s hair and wardrobe of the later seasons, even though it was supposed to be late 60s. The lost season 5 when Laverne and Shirley joined the Army Reserves. The show's great use of the street-level window as a comedy device. How Cindy Williams and Penny Marshall initially got on the show, and their connection to...Francis Ford Coppola? Penny Marshall's marriage to Rob Reiner, and Cindy Williams' marriage to Bill Hudson of the Hudson Brothers. The infamous terms 'Vo-di-oh-do-do' and 'hot to trot.' The 're-virginization' of Laverne and Shirley. Rumors of off-camera antics: partying? Diva behavior? Drugs? The effects of the show's success on egos and the work environment. The cozy first seasons and the focus on the characters' friendship. Didn't every little girl think she would grow up to live with her best friend? 

Welcome to the season premiere of Channel 37's Midnight Movie Show! We're kicking off your weekend with tales of vengeance, beginning with 1984's iconic video store mainstay Angel! Then, only Squiggy and the American Werewolf stand between a cyborg assassin and her prey in 1991's Steel and Lace!Email: info@channel-37.comTwitter: @WHXN37

Actor Michael McKean, beloved for his roles as Chuck McGill in “Better Call Saul” and David St. Hubbins in the classic rock-umentary “This Is Spinal Tap”, tells Tig all about some surprising backstage memories he has of playing Lenny of the Lenny and Squiggy duo in the classic 1970's sitcom “Laverne & Shirley”. Michael also helps Tig advise a mom who is judgmental about her toddler's “dud” friends, and counsels a listener whose buddy can't stop yawning when they talk on the phone. This episode is sponsored by Betterhelp (go to Betterhelp.com/TIG for 10% off the first month of online therapy), Indeed (go to Indeed.com/TIG for a $75 sponsored job credit to upgrade your job posting, offer good for a limited time), Shopify (go to Shopify.com/TIG for a free 14-day trial and full access to Shopify's suite of features), Netsuite (go to Netsuite.com/TIG for a one-of-a-kind financing offer), Zocdoc (go to Zocdoc.com/TIG to download the Zocdoc app for free), and Netflix's The Hall: Honoring the Greats of Stand Up | Accompanying Podcast. Need advice? Submit your question for Tig at dontasktig.org/contact.

Episode 115:  “He's a ‘Frosty-Dipper,' that's what he is.”   In this round, the boys battle it out over the best television show spin-offs and fast food desserts.·        George literally and figuratively ‘phones in' his entries for this one.·        What is known as the ‘Texas Stop Sign'?·        What is the gruesome connection between crushed dead bugs and strawberries in your shake?·        Why is Jim so uncomfortable about George Jefferson singing ‘Louie Louie'?·        Who is the deaf person preparing Taco Bell desserts?·        Why don't we talk about Chuck anymore?·        What is George's preoccupation with Law & Order?·        The most tense moment of Jim's music history is ordering a sandwich on George's behalf.·        Why does it take 4 plus hours to clean the ice cream machine?  A New Show Feature Segment: ‘Joseph's Omissions Apologies'  Show Enhancement -  Lenny & Squiggy - "Hello" Compilation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPfmEN6i76g

There are enough people out there who yearn for the arcane, the odd, the unsuccessful, the strange, and the historically overlooked to justify 200 podcast episodes of D-Sides, Orphans, and Oddities.  This makes me happy, and the topics are inexhaustible. From the strange singles of Freddie Cannon and Lou Christie to the occasionally wonderful singles of Les Humphries Singers, Doris, Os Mutantes, to the strange paths to fame like The American Breed ("Bend Me Shape Me") evolving into Rufus, and then Chaka Kahn, and then "I Feel For You", her biggest hit, written by Prince, but the Kahn version was actually the 4th release and, had Patrice Rushen opted to try it (she turned it down), the 5th. A Prince song with Stevie Wonder playing harmonica over his own voice being sampled.  To me, pop music is styles and the biggest records tend to be styles smooshed together. People like dangerous white music and safe black music. People like rap, but with a melodic vocal hook. While the Bee Gees were not a disco group, the Saturday Night Fever movie was a perfect petri dish. Combine Travolta's white-hot star power with the zeitgeist of Disco and the very odd recordings the Bee Gees were doing at that time. It was the success and the playing it safe in the movie's wake that doomed them.  The Beatles were preternaturally gifted with a work ethic that would kill the musicians of today. But their fame was also born of withering luck. A producer and a manager (and record company) that didn't really know what they were supposed to do with these four tough guys. None of them tried to make The Beatles pick a lead singer, so, like their live act, all four would do it. Because they had the shocking temerity to say "Nope, we're not doing that song...", it was like saying to someone with a gun In your face, "Go ahead. We've come this far. You don't know WHAT we've seen. We see through you, over and over. In Germany. In Sweden. In Wales. We never said 'no' to a gig, no matter how much driving or begging or lack of sleep, and if the Reeperbahn couldn't stop us, what makes you think YOU will?" And their genuine love of Black music somehow broke the barriers for generations of singers, players, etc.  Imagine that moment. You're in The Beatles, you've struggled and burned the roads up and played innumerable gigs, and sat, nose to nose, creating songs in your room that people would be singing and playing for 60 years hence. But now, the sessions begin, and the man in the tie wants you to record a "ringer". And you try it, but it doesn't really do anything. It's ok. But you have to decide. Play the game? Or risk this dude's red pen. Or show up with something better. And the guy with the tie has been through some shit as well. And he's tired of being relegated to 2nd string and he resents being put in a place where these four punks dare question his choice. Do better. I'm tired of this shit.  And "Please Please Me" is as black a record as anything any band from England before them had tried. And that little phrase can be attributed to everything they tried after that. Because they proved it, in that ONE shot across the bow that would resonate for what will be eons, that your old choices for ringers, publishing company favors, Brill building production lines, plug-and-play Motown stuff, etc., were going to either fade or have to adapt.  I stop my show pretty much at 1980 because that's when drum machines and synths became songwriting devices. I never liked Joy Division. I just don't get it. At that point, and with exceptions, sure, drum programming and synth programming made songwriting easy. That didn't make the songs any better. Just easier to make. Someone else can do that show.  Anyhow, this is to say thank you to all the folks that have listened and downloaded.  THIS show is me delivering a preamble and then playing 4 hours of music from past shows that I really like. Let's call this "Part 1" because the show, as I originally tried to put it together, lasted 10+ hours. So consider this show when you're on a long drive, doing work, making love to your woman, or man, or both, or none.  So...... This is the setlist, but they're not all ‘good songs'. Some are meant to show you the arcane nature of what I find most enjoyable. Song-poems (“The Beatle Boys”), artists coping with the end of their heyday (Gary Glitter) and ill-prepared for life after that, or artists way before they found their niche (The Gap Band). And, of course, groups I love like Rose Tattoo, The Free Design, and SAHB.    Leo's Sunshipp - Give Me The Sunshine (1978) The Free Design - My Very Own Angel (1969) GLS United - Rapper's Deutsch (1980) Samples “Rapper's Delight”, which samples “Good Times” by Chic, “Here Comes That Sound Again” by Love De-Luxe with Hawkin's Discophonia (which i played on one of my previous shows), and a quote from the movie Five on the Black Hand Side, specifically, a scene in the barbershop that predated the advent of Rudy Ray Moore' Dolemite character by 2 years.  Louis Armstrong - The Creator Has a Master Plan (1970) w/ Leon Thomas Rick Wakeman - I'm So Straight, I'm a Weirdo (1980) I just like playing this awful oddity from the keyboard player from Yes. This record defies description. But if you see the video on Youtube, look for a young Boy George.  James Last - Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) (1971) From the album Voodoo-Party.  Billy Preston - My Sweet Lord (1970) One of two albums he released on Apple Records.  Rod Rogers (really, Rod Keith) and the Swinging Strings - The Beatle Boys (196?)  The Gap Band - Magician's Holiday (1974)  Gary Glitter - A Little Boogie Woogie in the Back of My Mind (1977)  The Free Design - There Is A Song (1972) I will never stop praising this wonderful group.  Stuart Damon - Eros (1970) Dr. Alan Quartermaine from General Hospital had a brief singing career.  The Millennium - There Is Nothing More To Say (1968) Lou Christie lifted this wonderful melody for his own “Canterbury Road" later that year.  From the film “Till [sic] Kingtom Comes”.  XTC- Across This Antheap (1987) I never tire of this amazing track. It's my show.  Aerosmith -Nobody's Fault (1976) I like Aerosmith's '70s albums very much. They were all loaded with hidden gems, and to me, “Nobody's Fault” was just the most succinct example of a band that made consistently good/great albums.  Frank Zappa - Andy (1980) A great, difficult tune (you try it with your band.) Recorded live in Buffalo.  Annette Peacock - The Succubus (1979)  The Red Shadow - Anything Good (1975) Carpenters - B'wana She No Home (1977) Bruford - Back To The Beginning (1978) Frank Sinatra - Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown (1974) Barry McGuire & The Doctor - South Of The Border (1970) I love this song. We are on the eve of destruction indeed. Might as well… Beach Boys - Rollin' Up To Heaven (1972?) This is so insane, and especially from a major artist, that it defies categorization.  Rose Tattoo - We Can't Be Beaten (1982) Ferocious.  Billy (Crash) Craddock - Knock Three Times (1971)  Led Zeppelin - Black Dog (1972) Unbelievable live version from “How The West Was Won”. Listen to those bass drum tricks. Especially during the coda. I wish Robert Plant never smoked. A normal drummer would go crazy with fills. Bonham put them where they belonged, no more. He showed amazing restraint at times. You wouldn't think so, but he was a grooving monster above all else.  Black Oak Arkansas - Hot And Nasty (1971) Michael (Mick) Jackson - Blame It On The Boogie (1978)  Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle (1969) The Kids From The Brady Bunch - Candy (Sugar Shoppe) (1972) So inappropriate that I wonder what the record company/TV show producers were thinking. Good song and a nice performance by the studio band.  Bread - Everything I Own (1972)  Carla Bley - Rawalpindi Blues (1972)  Nick Mason - Do Ya? (1980)  Liberace - Say Ciao (1970) Liberace puts it into words and music..."Never Say Goodbye, Say Ciao"...capturing the mood of Ciao Liqueur...the imported new liqueur with the elusive new taste. I can't find another song that Liberace wrote himself.  Crack The Sky - Surf City (Here Come The Sharks) (1975) Les Humphries Singers - Dancing Queen (1976) You can still hear Jimmy Bilsbury's straining, smoky tenor in the choruses. “Having the time of your life…” Poor guy.  Eddie Kendricks - Me 'N Rock 'N Roll Are Here To Stay (1974) Denny Greene - The Great Escape (1981) Ex-Sha Na Na member trying to break type like J Jocko tried a few years before. I love this. This is a dance mix of the original he did in 1977.  Dennis Wilson - River Song (1977)  Doris - Did You Give The World Some Love Today, Baby? (1970) No one knows who Doris is. I'd rather listen to her and this crazy Swedish band for a year before I ever give any time to Janis Joplin.  Rotary Connection - Didn't Want To Have To Do It (1967) Adriano Celentano - Prisencolinensinainciusol (1972) This is a wonderful remix of the original fluke hit.  The Move - Do Ya (different version) (1971)  Jeff Lynne - Doin' That Crazy Thing (1977) Rick Nelson - Don't Blame It On Your Wife (1968)  Sha Na Na Anti-Drug PSA (197?) Doris - Beatmaker (1970)  Dschinghis Khan - Rocking Son Of Dschinghis Khan (1979) Edith Head Fashion Prescription  Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - Trilogy (1973) Utopia - Eternal Love (1976)   Alix Dobkin - View Form Gay Head (1973)  Fats Domino - Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except For Me and My Monkey (1968)  John Farrar - Falling (1980)  Creedence Clearwater Revival - Feelin' Blue (1969)  Laverne and Shirley - Five Years On (1976) Written by Michael McKean. His story is too long for me to get into. For POACA he was "Lenny" of Lenny and Squiggy. Or he was David St. Hubbins in Spinal Tap. Or he was Saul Goodman's brother in Better Call Saul.  Genesis - Fly On A Windshield/Broadway Melody of 1974 (1974)  Fonzie Impressionist Track (Aaaaay, Cool, Nerd, Sit On It) (1976) One of the weirdest things in my collection. Why does it exist? And then it repeats in reverse!!              

Hour 4 The 9am  hour starts by Boomer thinking a clean shaven Gio looks like Squiggy from Laverne & Shirley. Gio doesn't know who that is. Yankees Opening Day has been postponed until Friday at 1:05pm. Then they discuss Aaron Judge and his potential upcoming contract with the Yanks. Jerry returns for his final update of the day. Jerry plays ‘What The Hell is That?' Nets beat the Rockets last night. Steve Nash says they need to be better going forward. Tiger says as of now he is playing in the Masters. The Rangers beat the Devils last night. In the final segment of the show, they talk about calories on menus in NYC. A caller wants to know why the Yankees can't develop another core four.

Hour 1: The show opens with talk about tonight's Knicks/Nets game at the Garden. We talk about potential play in opponents for the Nets. Gio is hating on the Nets and wants them bounced early in the playoffs. We also talk about Tiger Woods and The Masters. Yesterday when we introduced Masters On The Range, they did not acknowledge us. Jerry's here for his first update of the day and he starts with the Nets beating the Rockets. Kyrie is looking forward to playing at MSG tonight. Jerry goes around the NBA from last night. Buck Showalter talks about Max Scherzer. The weather does not look good for the Mets or the Yankees Opening Day. MLB will allow teams to start using PitchCom, to prevent sign stealing. Tiger says ‘as of right now', he's going to play in the Masters. And the Rangers beat the Devils. In the final segment of the hour, Gio said Sal's fillin producer, Suss, brought Boomer Oreos. Gio says Boomer is doing the Prolon fast again, but didn't tell him. Deshaun Watson is going to have to tell a judge whether he had sexual relations with any of the 18 massage therapists who supported him in his case against the women suing him.  Hour 2: The 7am hour begins with talk about the Yankees offseason and how this was probably Brian Cashman's worst one yet. They also talk about Aaron Judge and his current and future contract situation. Jerry returns and they talk about the failure of the Lakers this season. Boomer wants the Knicks to move on and play the younger players. Nets beat the Rockets at Barclays last night. Nets/Knicks at MSG tonight. Jerry goes around the NBA from last night. Buck Showalter talks about Max Scherzer and when he'll pitch. Josh Donaldson is excited to get the season started. Tiger Woods is planning to play in the Masters. The Rangers beat the Devils last night. In the final segment of the hour, we discuss Stefon Diggs getting $70 mil guaranteed with the Bills. Wide Receivers continue to get big cash. Boomer likes looking at mock drafts. They talk Giants and Jets draft possibilities. Schefter & Woj got big money contracts from ESPN because the gambling sites were interested in bringing them to their companies instead. Gio doesn't know why they pay him big money when he breaks all of his stories on Twitter.  Hour 3: The 8am hour begins with talk of tonight's Knicks/Nets game. We also talk about the Mets upcoming season. Gio thinks Francisco Lindor has been flying under the radar with the addition of Buck Showalter and Max Scherzer. If he starts off slow again this season, the fans are going to come down on him. Then we get back to Nets/Knicks again. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Yankees Opener being rained out for tomorrow, and the opener will now be Friday. Buck Showalter talks about pitching possibilities for tomorrow. Nets beat the Rockets last night. Three Saint Peters players have entered the transfer protocol. Boomer thinks they will all wind up at Seton Hall. Jerry says no way all three go. Jerry goes around the NBA from last night and previews Nets/Knicks tonight. Looks like Tiger will play starting tomorrow. Rangers beat the Devils last night. In the final segment of the hour, we watch Tiger walking gingerly on the golf course.  Hour 4: The 9am  hour starts by Boomer thinking a clean shaven Gio looks like Squiggy from Laverne & Shirley. Gio doesn't know who that is. Yankees Opening Day has been postponed until Friday at 1:05pm. Then they discuss Aaron Judge and his potential upcoming contract with the Yanks. Jerry returns for his final update of the day. Jerry plays ‘What The Hell is That?' Nets beat the Rockets last night. Steve Nash says they need to be better going forward. Tiger says as of now he is playing in the Masters. The Rangers beat the Devils last night. In the final segment of the show, they talk about calories on menus in NYC. A caller wants to know why the Yankees can't develop another core four.

This week we are joined AGAIN by Squiggy!  He's telling us who in the neighborhood he still rolls with, what happened when he was a police officer and who was a degenerate gambler. Yes Squiggy was a gambler and had to give up his corvette, yes he lost it to gambling! Both Chazz and Squiggy  feel that the old school ways were better. What do you think? Tell us in the comments or reviews!   Send an email to ChazzPalminterishow@gmail.com! And check my out one man show and merchandise at ChazzPalminteri.net ! Thank you for the support and continue to share and send in your questions!

We're talking hockey and much more with Helene Elliott, columnist for the Los Angeles Times and one of the most respected writers in the business. She recounts how Wayne Gretzky set 61 NHL records and triggered a hockey boom in LA as an ambassador. She also has a funny tale about the Great One's fear of flying. Helene tells us why the Stanley Cup is the most difficult trophy to win in sports, how great players rise to the occasion like Messier for the ‘94 Rangers, and what it was like covering the Miracle on Ice at the 1980 Olympics. And hear how Helene overcame barriers faced by female sportswriters to become the first female journalist honored by the Hall of Fame of a major professional sport. Oh, and she has a story about Lenny and Squiggy.   Elliott has been writing for Los Angeles Times since 1989. She was a beat reporter for the Lakers and Angels, then spent many years covering hockey and Olympic sports before becoming a columnist in 2006. Helene has covered 17 Olympics, the Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals, Wimbledon, men's and women's World Cup soccer tournaments, and and nearly every Stanley Cup Finals since 1980. She became the first female journalist to be honored with a plaque in the Hall of Fame of a major professional sport in 2005 as winner of the Hockey Hall of Fame's Elmer Ferguson Award, given to writers “who have brought honor to journalism and to hockey.” She won the Best Breaking News Story award from the Associated Press Sports Editors for her story on the labor agreement that ended the NHL lockout in 2005. Her career began at the Chicago Sun-Times in 1977. She moved to New York City in 1979 and wrote for Newsday for the next 10 years before going to the West Coast. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Elliott is a 1977 graduate of the Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, which inducted her into the Medill Hall of Achievement in 2020.   Follow Elliott on Twitter: @helenenothelen  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices