Podcasts about tim the tool man taylor

Think back to your childhood... Did you have a TV neighbor, friend, or mentor who you trusted? For millions of young people, that person was Luis from Sesame Street, played for over four decades by the legendary Emilio Delgado. In this Rewind episode which originally aired in July of 2020, Emilio discusses becoming a positive role model and even a father figure to kids around the world, even as he was navigating the joys and learning curves of fatherhood himself.Episode 123 of Modern Dadhood explores the powerful impact that television father figures and role models can have on our lives and on our parenting. In this Rewind episode, we're joined by stage and screen actor Emilio Delgado, best known for his decades-long portrayal of Luis on Sesame Street—a beloved character who was an advocate for positive Latino representation in media. Delgado shares insights on becoming aware of his influence as a role model, the importance of portraying authentic families and diversity on television, and his own experiences as a father, adoptive father, and stepfather. The conversation touches on balancing family life with a demanding career, the extended Sesame Street “family” behind the scenes, and integrating personal cultural values into his character.After the interview, Marc shares a side-splitting edition of Did I Just Say That Out Loud? LINKSEmilio Delgado on IMDBEmilio Delgado on WikipediaEmilio's InstagramBaa Baa BambaQuixote NuevoCaspar BabypantsSpencer AlbeeModern Dadhood (website)AdamFlaherty.tvStuffed Animal (Marc's kids' music)MD (Instagram)MD (Facebook)MD (YouTube)MD (TikTok) #moderndadhood #fatherhood #parenthood #parenting #parentingpodcast #dadding #dadpodcast

Rabbi Schneider, host of the "Discovering The Jewish Jesus" radio program (weekdays at 3pm on WFIL), joins the show today regarding his new book A Journey Into Divine Love: A Revelation of the Song of Songs. Rabbi Schneider considers this book his greatest contribution in writing to God's Kingdom so far. He shares how the Song of Songs (also known as the Song of Solomon) isn't just a poetic love story, but a prophetic message of God's love for His church, adding, "I have never been so touched in revelation of how beautiful He is, and how beautiful we as His people are to Him." Bonnie Bartlett Daniels, award-winning actress known for her roles as Grace Snider Edwards on Little House on the Prairie, Lucille Taylor (mother of Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor on Home Improvement), and a number of other shows including St. Elsewhere, also spends a segment sharing about her new book Middle of the Rainbow: How a Wife, Mother, and Two-Time Emmy Winner Managed to Find Herself. She shares some of the difficult circumstances she endured earlier in life, as well as various aspects of her acting career, and the process of writing her memoir (including the audiobook version). We cap off the show with a call to the winner of WFIL's "Mother's Day Dough" contest. A big congratulations to Jennifer in Ridley Park, PA on scoring the $500 prize for her mother Diane! This was the first WFIL contest Jennifer ever entered (!).And as a cherry on the show sundae, an abbreviated "Now THAT'S Punny" segment is tacked on at the end :).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour Two of this Best Of Hoch and Crowder they talk to comedian Tim Allen best known as Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor in the show Home Improvement, Buzz Lightyear of the Toy Story movies, and in The Santa Clause movies they talked to him about his career, his stage presence, food, and his love for his Detroit sports teams. Also we go way back into the archives for a legendary Crowder story, fresh off a fishing trip with friends and former Dolphins players...Crowder reveals how a massive misunderstanding complicated the trip while out on the high seas thanks to his IBS (irritable bowel syndrome).

In this episode, my good friend & chosen fam sister, Jacqueline Pollock, is back! Today we discuss our mutual love of our TV Mama, Valerie Harper!  Jacqui shares about how she discovered Valerie, what kept her coming back, and her favorite part about loving Valerie! So, are you a Rhoda or a Valerie? https://thereselee.wordpress.com/2010/03/02/are-you-a-mary-or-a-rhoda/ Contact Jacqueline at: wtndjacqueline@gmail.com Jacqui PollockWhen not working as a CNA you can find State of Georgia Native by birth & Seattle native, at heart (& 8 year Seattle resident), Jacqui Pollock serving as the Marketing, & Special Events Director of WTND-LP Macomb 106.3 FM, Chair of The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd's Outreach Committee, doing puppetry (at home they call themselves the Somerset House Puppet Players), learning something new, watching one of many teams she is a fan of, or even spending time with her better half & their three cats (Charcoal Marie, Swiss Miss, & Tiger John); so who is Jacqui Pollock?Fully named Kristen-Diane Laura-Jacqueline Pollock (Jacqui to friends, acquaintances, & co-workers as “nobody can really pronounce Jacque-leen properly”), CNA, Write in Candidate for Mayor of Macomb during the April 2, 2019 Consolidated Election is…… For starters: Better half, Cat mom, daughter, friend, nice person all in all was born on January 29, 1981She's a BIG fan of the Florida State Seminoles, the Washington State Cougars, the University of Washington Huskies, University of Wisconsin Badgers, (in Basketball) the Tennessee Lady Volunteers, along with the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, Los Angeles Dodgers, (the now former) Seattle Supersonics (“Bring Back Our Sonics!”), and the Green Bay Packers.Jacqui's Bookshelf is “mainly The Kennedys yet mostly Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis with some Football, self-help, and other books of interest.” Other books include football books regarding players and coaches including former Florida State Seminoles Coach Bobby Bowden and the late former Alabama Head Football Coach Paul W. “Bear” Bryant (who the Bear Cub Puppet Paul Bear, whose full name is Paul Bryant Bear, is named for), books by musicians (Chely Wright's Like Me).As far as music, radio shows, movies, or television shows Jacqueline has a diverse interest. When there's not a game on you can find Jacqueline watching The Young & the Restless, NCIS, Madam Secretary, Home Improvement reruns (“I so identify with the character of Jill Taylor” the wife of Home Improvement's main character of Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, “because I practically LIVE with Tim ‘The Tool Man' Taylor, yet my better half isn't clueless”), numerous YouTube Videos (including the channels: Nomadic Fanatic, The History Guy, World War 2, Imagination Theater, Townsends, Christopher Chaos, as well as, the channel from her good friend, David Quesal, head of the Quesal Puppet Troupe), or simply listening to a Country or Variety Music Station. On Saturdays, however, this former Seattle resident enjoys KOMO 1000 AM/97.3 FM (Seattle)'s “Northwest Lifestyle Weekend” listening to Inside Out with Tami Micheals (Central Time Noon-2 PM) about interior design & home repair and Talking Real Money with Tom and Don (Central Time 2 PM-4 PM) about strategies for investing and saving for retirement.So who is this Jacqui Pollock? She is a friend, better half, cat mom, caregiver, abuse survivor, and so much more.

Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor was a household name when it comes to mid-90's sitcoms. Home Improvement was an incredibly popular show and stayed that way through most of its run. There was something about Tim's bafoonery, Jill's tolerance, and the real life (but elevated) situations that they found themselves in. It was a show that did what all good shows do in that it put people in everyday situations but with just enough of a tweak to keep things light. Tim was an everyman, and every man wanted to watch a reflection of themselves in his childlike joy about horsepower. We had a good time with this one. Next week, Amy works her magic with Bewitched - S3E7! You can catch this one on Freevee (formerly IMDBtv) Send us feedback about the show on Twitter at @thosedaysshow or email us thosewerethedaysshow@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! Stephen Amy Audie TvsTravis Support 2Dorks on Patreon Join us every Monday at 9pm ET on Twitch to watch live!

In this episode, hosts Eric Petersen and Danny Jordan welcome their first ever guest on to the show, Emmy-nominated actor, Cameron Britton (Mindhunter, Umbrella Academy). The fellas chat all about parenting life and then begin to count down each of their top 10 favorite TV dads of all time! From Homer Simpson and Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor to Carl Winslow and James Dutton, this countdown is packed with some of the most beloved TV dads of all time. Love what you're hearing? Want a chance to be featured on the show? CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT US! Follow us on the socials: INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK TWITTER We proudly record our show on RIVERSIDE.FM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parenting-countdown/support

Summoning their inner Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor's (cocaine), Adam, Andrew and Ben vow to tackle home-repair projects they've been putting off—without calling any real men for help.  Featuring standup comedy clips from Gabby Gutierrez-Reed and Mat Alano-Martin! LINKS: See The Grawlix live with Chris Fairbanks, Shane Torres, Janae Burris, Mike Mulloy, Kate McLachlan, and a special surprise guest at the historic Bug Theatre in Denver Follow The Grawlix on Twitter and Instagram Want ad-free episodes, bonus content, merch and more? Visit our Patreon page! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Does everybody know what time it is!? This week we enter the world of Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor when we review the pilot episode of Home Improvement. (I'd try to type out the grunt but I have no idea how to make that look right.)

Connection from Previous Film: Sigourney Weaver. The Team quests galactically to the stars as THE FIREPIT STRIKES BACK with Tim "The Tool-Man" Taylor, Hans Gruber, and Lt. Ripley -- never giving up, never surrendering, and never not being redundant as they roar with gusto towards The Empire Strikes Back! Dan is banned from the con; Josh phasers out; Tom gets the update. Twitter: @FirepitCCE Discord: https://discord.gg/Yyrg88q Facebook: https://www.facebooK.com/firepitcce/

Onto a "real" Christmas movie this time! We're talking about The Santa Clause in this episode. Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor (aka Buzz Lightyear; aka Tim Allen) stars in this Disney classic from 1994. Hey, Anjannette and Jess here! Two best friends who love that nostalgia feeling, and we're fascinated by behind-the-scenes facts from film and tv. We're bringing you all the feel goods by discussing movies and shows from the 70s to the early aughts with our unique and witty commentary about our childhood favorites. If you like our vibe, please like and subscribe! You can find us on all the things: https://linktr.ee/GlitterBudget

In 1884 a strange airship crashed near the town of Benkelman, Nebraska. Join us this week as we discuss what happened next and discuss the 1897 sighting of yet another mystery airship in Nebraska.In Weird News, we highlight the UK's answer to Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor!Our X-Files postcard giveaway is still going on, give us a review, send us a screenshot and get a 1996 X-Files Alien Conspiracy Postcard!Find us at:http://forthhand.com/state-of-fear/Podcasts Featured:History of a Haunting PodcastBring on the MioResearch:https://science.howstuffworks.com/space/aliens-ufos/1884-nebraska-crash.htmhttps://history.nebraska.gov/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/doc/publications/NH2013Hoax.pdfhttps://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nebraska/forgotten-ufo-crash-ne/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_airshipWant an Ad Free version of this episode?Be sure to check out our new Patreon and Merch shop:https://www.patreon.com/stateoffearhttps://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/12938857-sof-logo

Comic and podcaster Steve Hernandez joins TK & Dwayne to talk Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor in space, in "Galaxy Quest." Follow Steve on Instagram @hernia and check out his podcasts "Who's Your God?" and "Views from the Vista."

For the Man Cast this week we've got some manlyness happening with reviews for the ever masculine female lead role in Alita: Battle Angle. Also, ever heard of the rebel without a cause? Can't get any more manly than that, so we've got another man's man flick starring Rebel Wilson in Isn't it Romantic! Finally, what could be more manly than a teeage blonde girl dying over and over? We bring you a Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor review for Happy Death Day 2U! Maintaining the theme, we separate the men from the boys with the beefcake topic: Favorite Actress. As always, thanks for listening! (...we need the ladies back next week...)

Ryan is back from his brief hiatus as the terrifying Frightscareberfest continues. We explore how Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor enjoys Halloween in his household, and a recently deceased man finds some post-mortem pleasure. We also read the long awaited fourth installment of Mario's Pizza. See what horrors lie in the House of Fic!

Justin, Eliz and Tyler are taking an extended trip to the North Pole this December as we tackle Disney's The Santa Clause franchise staring Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor errr Allen! Join us as we discover the mechanics of how one becomes a Santa Claus and what exactly the titular Santa Clause entails. Hint: it involves murder! GASP! Star ratings help us build our audience! Please rate/review/subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and share us with your fellow 1000 year old elves. Email us at sequelrights@gmail.com with feedback or suggestions on future franchises! Follow us: @SequelRights on Twitter/Instagram, Facebook.com/sequelrights.

In 1997, an IBM computer defeated humanity's best at the game of Chess. The computer was accused of cheating and challenged to a rematch... The computer said no and retired a champ. As a result, an entire generation turned its back on board games... But we're Millennials! We crave distraction. So let's peruse the veritable smorgasbord of board games we have access to! This week the Worst Adults discuss their favorite table top entertainments, condemn the world's most popular game, focus their spite, expose Hitler, learn some dark truths about Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor (and why his neighbor is so shy), and still somehow manage to spend half the episode talking about Monopoly! Talking points: Kasparov vs. Deep Blue! (00:00) Six Degrees of Mr. Monopoly! (04:27) These aren't your dad's board games! (08:43) Wheel of Jeopardy! (14:33) Timed Monopoly! (16:52) Life: America's most cynical board game since 1960! (21:40) Munchkin land! (29:45) One of your friends is Hitler! (36:23) Cabin in the Woods: The Board Game! (39:51) Settling for Catan! (44:13) Trivial revelations! (51:20) Matthew HATES Chess! (1:03:09) As always, we'd like to thank Laura Hammond of the webcomic XP for our show's art, Bensound.com for our outro music, this week's contributors for contributing, and you the listener for sticking with us! If you like what you hear, consider subscribing and rating on iTunes, sharing our sampler, or becoming a TWAIkNtributor at patreon.com/theworstadults!   (Sorry for not mentioning Sorry!)

Rim and AB put a bow on LeBron's NBA Finals, roast the Cubs for selling dead leaves, watch a new movie trailer, give some pleasant advice to Stat Boy's co-worker, and tell and old favorite story from the early aughts. My New Haircut (0:30); NBA Finals (1:45); Power Rankings: LeBron's worst teammates (4:15); TOLDJA: Cubs selling dead leaves (7:00); Story Time With Uncle Rim: The Great Card Convention Bust Of 2003 (11:00); (Tim The Tool Man Taylor grunt noise) (17:00); Rim and AB Watch A Trailer: Black Panther (19:30); Rim's Summer Jam Of The Week (23:00); Stat Boy's Restaurant Dilemma (25:30); Stat Boy actual stats (31:00); Rosecast teaser (38:45) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What would a Home Improvement revival look like?Last week we talked about how networks are hitting the nostalgia button a bit too hard lately with the constant revivals. Sometimes if feels like TV executives are throwing darts at a 90s board and guessing what would be a hit. With Roseanne, The X-Files, and even Xena coming back, we tried to think what would be interesting or what could be next.We toyed around with the idea of a Cheers revival as well as a Buffy The Vampire Slayer revival. Neither were really that appealing so we thought of something we both loved that ended well that execs could try to exploit. Home Improvement seemed like a natural place to start and we loved going back and visiting Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor. 

Today's Guest: Patricia Richardson, actress, "Home Improvement," "The Jensen Project"   Starring in the ABC Televison Network's hit comedy series, HOME IMPROVEMENT, are (top to bottom) Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson, Zachary Ty Bryan, Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Taran Smith. Guys, see if you know where I’m going with this. There’s a point in the male maturation process where you think “Moms are old. Who would be attracted to somebody’s Mom?” One day, you become a dad and suddenly there is nothing hotter than somebody else’s Mom. PATRICIA RICHARDSON AUDIO EXCERPT: "And I look exactly the same! I'm not aging at all!"  Which brings us to Jill Taylor, the long suffering, beleaguered TV wife of Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor on ABC’s long-running sitcom, “Home Improvement.” How could you not find her sexy? She was funny, flirtatious, handled any crap thrown at her and was forever playing hard to get. Anyway, Patricia Richardson, who played Jill—and earned four Emmy nominations for her work—joins us today to talk about her the latest assignment, “The Jensen Project,” airing tonight on NBC at 8 p.m. Patricia Richardson Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Wikipedia • IMDB The Millionaire's Convenient Arrangement by Jane Peden. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

Welcome to your oasis from hurricanes and political trash talk.  Enjoy your stay! Also, I have updated our FAQ page with our Google voicemail number.  If you'd like to leave us a message via your phone, well now you can! Introduction - Jake discusses how he's all Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor now, and I tell the horror story of how Hurricane Sandy inconvenienced me.  Jake and I also whine about kids these days and their Halos. I also bitch about tipping take-out servers. Mail Call - Blackstone asks us if we're going to read the new Thunderbolts series (yes) and if we've heard of some vigilante tv shows (no).  Arch also calls out Jake for spoiling Walking Dead and we discuss "spoiler culture" in general.  We also debate on whether the comic book fan letters page is still needed today. Bullet Points - We cover Greg Rucka's Punisher: War Zone #1. It's the beginning of the end, people! Flashbacks - Hey speaking about War Zone, how about some more?  We cover Chuck Dixon's Punisher: War Zone #7-11. It is pure, glorious testosterone. Discharge Papers - I get excited over Parks and Recreation's new season and I tell Jake I'm reading his favorite book, Count of Monte Cristo.  Jake and I also discuss the implications of Mickey Mouse taking over the Death Star, and it eventually turns to a conversation of when we need to let go of our childhood love.  Us nerds, am I right? Jake also recommends 2001 Nights, which is a sci-fi space exploration comic.

Grunt grunt grunt! Grunt--*cough, cough*--excuse me, I had a piece of hacky old shtick in my throat. Now, where was I? Ah yes, it's time for a new Mousterpiece Cinema! This week, Josh and Michael go to the jungles of Africa with the new DisneyNature documentary Chimpanzee, which is replete with beautiful imagery, a compelling day-in-the-life story about lovable chimps, and truly horrendous, movie-killing narration from Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor himself, Tim Allen. Would this movie be better if you could mute the dialogue? Does only one of your hosts indulge in a Home Improvement-style grunting impression, or both? And what would British documentarian David Attenborough sound like if he had read Allen's narration? Answers to these and other burning questions on the latest Mousterpiece Cinema!