Podcasts about Surf Reality

Peter Gerber joined me for this episode which took an unexpected yet welcome turn towards politics! Also discussed were mutual connections with; Surf Reality, Nick Zedd, Cinema of Transgression and 1970's feminist porn:)

The Sklar Brothers started doing stand-up together as adolescent twins in St. Louis. A fortuitous encounter with Andy Kindler during college encouraged them they were on the right track. They came up in New York during the rise of the alt comedy scene, and performed at Eating It at Luna Lounge, and other venues like Surf Reality and Collective Unconscious on the Lower East Side. They have been stalwarts of the standup world ever since.Jason and Randy talk to Will about the differences between standup and improv, their experience making Held Up together (Crackle), and TAG IT!, the show they currently host at Largo and the Comedy Store.Recorded at Jett Road Studios------------------LIFE IN COMEDYInstagramJETT ROAD STUDIOSWebsiteInstagramYouTube

Alongside the great Emily Panic, KATG's fellow Surf Reality performer and for real open book Shauna Lane shares her sobriety and the crazy stories and relationships that led her there. Joe DeRosa joins the marathon and discusses Chemda's KATG exit, dating, and KATG.com/DadBook.

Another episode featuring folks who have performed at Surf Reality (mostly my open mic)!!! I think this one is even better than the first.

This awesome episode features music and a couple of spoken word pieces all from artists that had performed at Surf Reality!

Reina Terror joined me and Lucas for a fun and interesting interview. Topics include; current acting work, Surf Reality, Neuropsychology and cats!

What a blast hosting podcast pioneers Keith Malley and Chemda Khalili! We talk about their start in NYC back in the day, the crazy kinky stuff they witnessed at Surf Reality, how Keith's dad hit on Keith's ex-wife (WTFFFFF??) Chemda's half lung and so much more!!!!

Jill Dalton is a actor and writer.  Jill's memoir, My Life in the Trenches ofShow Business: Escape to New York - Act 1  onAmazon.com.  It has a five star rating and was #1 in Acting andAuditioning for several days. Her essays have been published in AuntieBellum Magazine, Delmarva Review, Evening Street Review, TheMacGuffin, Pine Hills Review, and Progressive Activists Voice.Her plays, Collateral Damage (2014) and Whistle-blower (2015)were both semi-finalist in the Eugene O'Neill National PlaywrightsConference. Her solo play, Lizzie Borden Live! was commissioned bythe East Lynne Theater Company in Cape May, NJ, where it had itsworld premiere (August 2007), and a successful and critically acclaimedsix-week run. Tony and 4 time Emmy winning Orchestrator andComposer, Larry Hochman, did original music for the piece, and Ms.Dalton won the 2007 Jacoby Award for her portrayal of Lizzie.Jill has also written and performed two other solo plays: MyLife in the Trenches and Calling on God. These works wereperformed at: Surf Reality, Dixon Place, Womenkind Festival, SoloArts, Hudson Guild, The Field, New York Fringe Festival,Ensemble Studio Theatre, the Int'l, l Midtown Festival (best of thefest), 78th Street Theater Lab, the Kitchen Theatre (Ithaca, NY).Her acting credits include: FBI, Things Heard & Seen, The LoomingTower, Succession, Braid, Too Big to Fail, Law & Order, All MyChildren, As the World Turns, Another World, One Life to Live,Saturday Night Live, Veronika Decides to Die, Rachel GettingMarried, and Oliver Stone's Wall Street.She consulted with William Hurt on his portrayal of Hank Paulson in theHBO film, Too Big to Fail and he was nominated for an Emmy.She spent 4 1⁄2 years honing her skills as a stand-up comic, and is therecipient of the Mary Jo Comedy Show Award for most promisingnewcomer in NYC.In 2019, Jill was selected to be a part of the PERFORMING ARTSLEGACY PROJECT (PAL) developed at the Actors Fund. PAL is anonline platform to document and represent performers' careers and saveour national legacy.https://performingartslegacy.org/daltonPrior to coming to New York she was an Artist-in-Residence with theMetropolitan Arts Council in S.C. Her mime troupe, HOMEMADEMIME, toured the southeast and Puerto with grants from the NationalEndowment for the Arts and the S.C. Arts Commission.Jill is a member of SAG/AFTRA, AEA, and the Dramatist Guildof America.https://jilldalton.nychttps://www.jilldaltonwriter.comhttps://performingartslegacy.org/dalton/My Life in the Trenches of Show Business: Escape to New York - Act 1You'd Be Great At What I DoI Was a Cheerleader in Hitler's Stadium (Will appear in a year in Evening Street Review)No Business Like Show Business  (Will appear in Vol. 14 - November '21 of The DelMara Review)What's Your Porno Name?  (Will appear in Vol. 37.3. of The MacGuffin)The Performing Arts Legacy ProjectSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ThatsHowWeRole)

Tom is the architect and main man behind Radio Free Brooklyn-he pretty much knows all 100+ of us. He is loved, respected and occasionally feared. This session was a great opportunity to look back on the past 5 years to dig into how Radio Free Brooklyn has changed his life (and many people's lives, including his co-director and RFB Board President, Rob Pritchard). I know Tom pretty well, but there was a lot of learning here. We talked about his way of relating with us has changed and why. And I really enjoyed what he said about how being of service is a fundamental value/talent that runs in his family which include nurses and teachers. If you really want a deep dive into the head of Tom Tenney and what kind of person starts a non-profit radio station, listen to Episode #001 of Dr. Lisa Gives A Shit from May 13 2015. It was also the first Dr. Lisa Gives A Shit show ever! Tom hosts Frequency Theory on RFB every Thursday, 8-10pm. If you want to give Tom a birthday gift, you can do so HERE. BIO: Tom Tenney (Executive Director) was the founder and Director of the annual RE/Mixed Media Festival in NYC. He has been producing theatrical events since the 1980's, working with a diverse group of artists – from Robert Wilson to DJ Spooky – and his long-running late-night series Grindhouse-A-Go-Go! was the flagship show at Surf Reality's House of Urban Savages on the Lower East Side from 1998-2002. His sound pieces have been heard on PRX Remix Radio, GMFE Sound Experience, Deep Wireless Festival and Streaming Festival 6. Tom got his M.A. in Media Studies from the New School and his B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fun Arts) from Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Clown College. He has been a guest lecturer at the School of Visual Arts and an adjunct Media Studies professor at Hofstra University and New Jersey City University. Tom is the host of Frequency Theory on RFB, and recently published a DIY guide to starting an Internet radio station.

Andrea body rolls her way to a first date in Coney Island, Brooklyn. Chemda watches bodily fluids turn to art at Surf Reality's open mic on the Lower East Side of Manhattan while Tracey goes on an adventure from the far end of Queens to the Upper East Side and back during a night of underage drinking and chaos. Only in New York! Hosts Tracey Carnazzo @trixietuzzini Andrea Allan @andreacomedy69 Chemda @chemdakatg

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to New York City-based performer, Noel Dinneen. Noel is currently co-host of the popular radio show “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” on Radio Free Brooklyn. Amy and Noel knew each other in the early 2000s when they went to the same open mics: The O’Debra Twins “Show and Tell”, Faceboyz Open Mic, and Reverend Jen’s Anti-Slam.In this interview, Noel shares his beginnings in improv at iO in Chicago in the mid 1990s. He reminisces how the landscape of improv comedy has changed over the years. Noel and Amy discuss New York City, Surf Reality, and the experimental performance scene they both played in. Noel tells stories about the experience of doing the play, Charlie Victor Romeo with Collective: Unconscious. Listen in as Noel talks about taking acting classes, doing the podcast, and finding his way as a storyteller. Support Noel by listening to “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” every Saturday night at 8pm on Radio Free Brooklyn or on the following week via Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to New York City-based performer, Noel Dinneen. Noel is currently co-host of the popular radio show “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” on Radio Free Brooklyn. Amy and Noel knew each other in the early 2000s when they went to the same open mics: The O’Debra Twins “Show and Tell”, Faceboyz Open Mic, and Reverend Jen’s Anti-Slam. In this interview, Noel shares his beginnings in improv at iO in Chicago in the mid 1990s. He reminisces how the landscape of improv comedy has changed over the years. Noel and Amy discuss New York City, Surf Reality, and the experimental performance scene they both played in. Noel tells stories about the experience of doing the play, Charlie Victor Romeo with Collective: Unconscious. Listen in as Noel talks about taking acting classes, doing the podcast, and finding his way as a storyteller. Support Noel by listening to “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” every Saturday night at 8pm on Radio Free Brooklyn or on the following week via Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to New York City-based performer, Noel Dinneen. Noel is currently co-host of the popular radio show “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” on Radio Free Brooklyn. Amy and Noel knew each other in the early 2000s when they went to the same open mics: The O’Debra Twins “Show and Tell”, Faceboyz Open Mic, and Reverend Jen’s Anti-Slam.In this interview, Noel shares his beginnings in improv at iO in Chicago in the mid 1990s. He reminisces how the landscape of improv comedy has changed over the years. Noel and Amy discuss New York City, Surf Reality, and the experimental performance scene they both played in. Noel tells stories about the experience of doing the play, Charlie Victor Romeo with Collective: Unconscious. Listen in as Noel talks about taking acting classes, doing the podcast, and finding his way as a storyteller. Support Noel by listening to “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” every Saturday night at 8pm on Radio Free Brooklyn or on the following week via Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week on Yes But Why, Amy talks to New York City-based performer, Noel Dinneen. Noel is currently co-host of the popular radio show “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” on Radio Free Brooklyn. Amy and Noel knew each other in the early 2000s when they went to the same open mics: The O’Debra Twins “Show and Tell”, Faceboyz Open Mic, and Reverend Jen’s Anti-Slam. In this interview, Noel shares his beginnings in improv at iO in Chicago in the mid 1990s. He reminisces how the landscape of improv comedy has changed over the years. Noel and Amy discuss New York City, Surf Reality, and the experimental performance scene they both played in. Noel tells stories about the experience of doing the play, Charlie Victor Romeo with Collective: Unconscious. Listen in as Noel talks about taking acting classes, doing the podcast, and finding his way as a storyteller. Support Noel by listening to “Get Rich Quick with Josh & Noel” every Saturday night at 8pm on Radio Free Brooklyn or on the following week via Apple Podcasts! Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun. This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

It's the "Art Stars Reunion!" episode—feat. dirty folk rock singer/songwriter/musician/writer/ comic—and mom Jessica Delfino tawkin' about chewing the keys of her grandma's piano, getting a guitar as a gift to keep her *out* of trouble (haha)—and how comedy is magic. With tunes from #JoanJett, #2LiveCrew, #JoniMitchell and #JessicaDelfino, and shoutouts to #Surf Reality, #MoPitkin'sHouseofSatisfaction, #BoweryPoetryClub, #MarinaFranklin, #LaurieKilmartin, #ShaunaLane, and a whole buncha others you'll just have to tune in to hear about! #artistsIknow #womenartists #nycartists #livingartists #supportlivingartists

Fletcher Christian Finnegan, Comedy Central staple and veteran stand-up comedian, talks about his performing debut at NYC's alternative art house Surf Reality, the same place where Keith and Chemda first met. Christian shares with us his thoughts on comedy and intellectualism, how he got his creative juices flowing, and the seemingly obvious mistake open mic'ers are making.

This bi-monthly LIVE radio show on Radio Free Brooklyn hosted by NYC's Killy "Mock$tar" Dwyer is a tasty comedy music treat for your ear holes. Mock-U-Mental is served up with a healthy dose of live jams and interviews with your favorite comedic musicians, topped with listener questions, comments, requests and prank calls, paired with a feel good, mock bottom drinking game. Come play along with Killy, her enigmatic husband Craig Schober, her dog and featuring Jim Melloan Listen LIVE every other Friday 8-10pm on http://radiofreebrooklyn.com/ About Jim: Jim grew up mostly in New Jersey, with a four-year stint in London, England as an adolescent. He graduated from Wesleyan University with a degree in Theater. He's a founding member of ImprovBoston, and this year attended and performed in the 35th anniversary celebration for that now-august institution. He's been writing songs and music since high school. In the mid-'90s he hit upon the idea of writing funnier songs after discovering the downtown alt-performance mecca Surf Reality. Since then he's performed his music at the usual suspect venues: Surf, Collective Unconscious, Bowery Poetry Club, Sidewalk Cafe, and The Footlight. He also still does some acting, having performed in plays at HERE and a few other venues.

The “And We Lived” episode, where writer, critic, zinester and Art Star "Mungo" Marie Mundaca tawks about all the clubs you couldn’t get into, all the punk shows you didn’t see—and being among the last generation of teenagers to experience complete freedom. If you're a parent, you may not let your kids out of your sight till they’re 21 after hearing this ;) Featuring tunes from #XRaySpex, #GrizzlyBear, #Mitski and #Wire, and shout-outs to Surf Reality, Collective:Unconscious, Peter Bernard, GGAllin and Revjen Miller. #artistsIknow #Latinaartists #womenartists #livingartists #supportlivingartists

Jim talks with author, playwright, impresario Trav SD about his life, theater, vaudeville, film, Surf Reality, Baby Jupiter, and various and sundry other topics.

The KATG documentary series by Sean Tucker begins with the origin of Keith and The Girl. We learn how Keith Malley and Chemda first met each other at the famed performance art space Surf Reality, their initial reactions to each other and how they began dating, Show #1, and how they found their voice. 

The co-founder of “Surf Reality” talks about starting the birth place of alt comedy. The post “Surf Reality” Birth of Alt Comedy appeared first on Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast.

The co-founder of “Surf Reality” talks about starting the birth place of alt comedy. The post “Surf Reality” Birth of Alt Comedy appeared first on Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast.