Podcasts about stryker spurlock

Welcome our friend, Stryker Spurlock to the podecast! He started doing the Slop City clips earlier this year and is now part of the Slop City #Grassroots Movement.Also, he is one of the funniest people we know. Stryker did stand-up for a long time and then quit to go make some boring arthouse films. But now he's back, doing both comedy and movie shit. Follow him on instagram @strykerspurlock and like his pics. Hire him to edit your videos. Ask for a link to the movies and he'll hook you up. He loves you, goodnight.

On this episode, Kenny had a poop related emergency, so Stryker Spurlock and Will O'Donnell joined Jeremy on the couch. We also had stories by Katy Paul, Emily Hickner, Meredith Hopping, Rafe Williams, and an audience member named Jason.

We're back with another great episode. Amazing stories from Tiel Pierce, Alexis Govreau, Pat Ryan, and Cathy Babis. Jeremy is joined on the couch by Stryker Spurlock and Andrew Mihalevich. The theme is stories that took place in 2021.

Chris and James sit down with filmmaker Stryker Spurlock.   Stryker Spurlock's debut feature is an abstruse and challenging work that captures with droll black humor the anxious torpor of go-nowhere middle-class life. Set amidst the drab, freeway-clogged suburbia of North St. Louis County, Part Time evokes the opaque psychological inquiry of Cristi Puiu's Aurora, inviting the audience to try to make sense of the directionless deportment of a puddering, inarticulate twentysomething part-time book sorter (Casey Paulsen) who doesn't understand himself. Peppered with motor-mouthed soliloquies, sudden jolts of enigmatic surrealism, and a couple of abrasive meta-pranks, Part Time's somber black-and-white surfaces mask a subtle, audience-tweaking playfulness.  

Stryker Spurlock returns to the show to talk all about his film PART TIME. We talk about Stryker's work writing and directing the film, some of our very talented friends that helped bring the work to life and exclusive opportunity to be a part of the screening this week.  See PART TIME June 10th at Arkadin Theatre in St.Louis, MO, located next to Heavy Anchor. Immediately following the film will be a Q + A with Styker. Snag your tickets today!  Follow along with Stryker on Instagram for more updates. @strykerspurlock Want to help support the show? Grab a shirt, tank top or hat today at http://www.byjack.com/rockpaperpodcast Big THANK YOU to my friends at Roughneck Beard Company for their continued support. Shop locally in Maplewood, MO or shop 24/7 at http://www.roughneckbeardcompany.com Use my code RPP15 for 15% off all your favorite beard oils, balms, junk powder or Roughneck Beard Batter! 

Thanks for listening! This show is from July 2018. The always hilarious Stryker Spurlock joined Jeremy and Kenny on the couch. We have great stories by Jon Venegoni, JC Sibala, Matthew Lowery, and Tony Gardiner. It's a fun time, and we hope you enjoy it.   If you like the show, please consider checking out the live show, which is the last Wednesday of every month at The Heavy Anchor in St Louis, Missouri. 8PM, $5.

My conversation with St. Louis comic Stryker Spurlock, of Contraceptive Comedy and Fatal Bus Accident. We talked about some of his early creative efforts before comedy, blowing off school, odd jobs, and St. Louis' dark comedy style. Thanks to Stryker!

We had Stryker Spurlock (@StrykerSpurlock, Contraceptive Comedy) and Amy Milton (@AmyRMilton, Fatal Bus Accident) on the Golden Girls podcast this week. We watched the one where Blanche gets a visit from a grown man who claims that he is her late husband's son from another family he had in Texas! Also, Dorothy and Sophia decide to enter a mother-daughter beauty pageant. We talked about car hand jobs, Cher's leather outfit from the If I Could Back Time video and making strudel. Music by Mike Dennison (@mikd33) and Brian Kokernak (@kokernutz).

FIFTY EPISODES! We made it to 50 episodes! And we lost a few recordings along the way, and we didn't even record the first year or so of the show. So it's even more impressive. Anyway, this episode features the amazing comedian and animator Milly Naeger on the panel. She is joined by cohosts Jeremy and Kenny. For storytellers, we have Angela Smith telling a story about a predictably poorly conceived trip with an improv group. Stryker Spurlock returns to the show to tell a story about a cartoonishly awful stand up gig in an abandoned house outside Kansas City. We hope you enjoy the episode, and we hope you stick with us for 50 more.

Jeremy, Kenny, and special guest Katie Nunn are on the panel. Stryker Spurlock and Kenny Werner tell stories. Recorded at Foam in St Louis.

This week, Shannon and J. Michael host a Valentine's Day inspired episode full of terrible, terrible dates. The girl at Dairy Queen has a secret, Josh nearly kills himself impressing a crush, and Tyson doesn't even remember his date - or whose room he's in.   With stories by Stryker Spurlock, Josh Ejnes and Tyson Karrasch     

Recorded live at St Lou Fringe! This is a pretty great episode. Sound quality is a little less than amazing, given the venue and limited load time. Amy filled in for Kenny, and Stryker Spurlock was the guest. Amazing solo performer Siobhan O'Loughlin told a story about some kind of weird stripclub themed puppet party, followed by an awkward experience with her brother. If you want to check out some of her other shows, go to her facebook page here. https://www.facebook.com/siobhansolo Christine Compas told a story about a weird hippie wedding she helped throw for her insane cousin. If you liked this, Like our facebook page and tell a friend. Also, next live show is at Foam on Cherokee Street in St Louis on August 27th. Then there's a show September 18 at The Stage at KDHX.

On the third episode of Instant Expert we talk to experts on three different subjects: sex, Scientology & potty training. Recorded live at City Of Night St. Louis Presents: That's Comedy, April 2nd 2015 at The Way Out Club.

This week's theme: getting arrested! Our guest panelist is the hilarious Stryker Spurlock. This is the second half of a show recorded on 04/02/15 at Foam Coffee & Beer in St Louis, MO. The themesong is by Allen P Williams.  Ryan Smith tells a story called "Accidental Columbine," which is one of thebest titles we've had. Brandon Judd tells a story about being arrested and seeing a familiar face in the drunk tank. Our next shows are at St Loui Fringe in late June (20th, 21st, 26th, 27th). Check out our facebook page for more information.

This week's theme: getting arrested! Our guest panelist is the hilarious Stryker Spurlock. This is the first half of a show recorded on 04/02/15 at Foam Coffee & Beer in St Louis, MO. The themesong is by Allen P Williams.  Jon Maddy tells a story about Jefferson County Drug Taskforce swat team or whatever busting into an apartment he was living in with a bunch of other guys. Rob T tells an epic, winding tale of stealing cars, highspeed chases, and, well I don't want to spoil anything. Our next shows are at St Loui Fringe in late June. Check out our facebook page for more information.  

The boys are joined by Stryker Spurlock in the first of three episodes recorded at The Heavy Anchor prior to The Catalogue LIVE show on Valentine's Day 2015. Subscribe, Rate, and Review on iTunes WATCH The Catalogue Broadcast thecataloguepodcast.tumblr.com Catalogue TWEETS

Holy crap! We are at our tenth episode! We interviewed Tina Shen, technically our first repeat guest (listen closely to the first episode). She has an amazing idea for a new Quentin Tarantino movie, as well as a job at a literay journal. We also talk about goofily optimistic guys that buy balloons every day, masturbating onto swastikas, our upcoming debate, Stryker Spurlock's jokes, Eunuchs vs Unix, snake blood, and much more! If Jeremy seems to be laughing too much, it's because this was recorded at the end of a long day and the beginning of a long weekend, and he was in a weird mood.  Anyway, leave a comment on iTunes, if you want, and like us on Facebook.

16 year old comedy prodigy Stryker Spurlock joins us in Jeremy's dining room to talk about the pedophile older women he chats with online, his could have been career as a child novelist, the fact that he only has 4 shirts, and more! This is seriously the funniest episode yet. I (Jeremy) laughed out loud while listening to it, and I was also laughing in the recording so it sounded like I was laughing in creepy stereo.  Check out Stryker's showcase here.Jeremy is doing this show on Halloween.