Podcasts about uncle artie

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Raff N Raff bring you the 4th installment of the weekly Rant by hosting a very special guest, Art Morelli, as we get his thoughts on the win over Venezia at the Maradona, our transfer market, our new drip and his affinity for other club's drip (he wore his Venezia kit as a "curnuto"...right!). Art has a fantastic mind for the game and is a lifelong Napoli fan. We hope you enjoy this episode!   You can find Art on Twitter @ArtMorelli   Far From Vesuvius is proud to be host for the hottest, most INTERACTIVE SSC Napoli show on social media, The Raff N Raff RaNt! Be sure to follow us on our platforms: Twitter: @FarFromVesuvius             @RaffRant Facebook: Far From Vesuvius Podcast                   The Raff N Raff Rant Instagram: @farfromvesuviuspodcast                   @raffnraff YouTube: The Raff N Raff Rant Visit our website for upcoming articles at farfromvesuvius.wordpress.com Like, subscribe, rate, follow us on any of these podcast platforms; Apple, Google, Spotify, and Podbean!   Enjoy and #ForzaNapoliSempre  

Special guests Rose and Lisa join Ross to share stories about growing up in Italian families.  Tangents include: Grudges; Pre-eating; Mediterranean Fruit Flies; Curses; Food, food, food; who was and who wasn't on the invite list to Janet's birthday; strip clubs; unusual weaning practices; Christmas lasagna.  We also find out what really happened to Uncle Artie.Notes:https://learnitaliango.com/italian-stereotypes/https://mountzeroolives.com/uploads/mountzero/olive-oil_nonnaknowsbest-2.pdfhttps://www.saveur.com/new-look-at-seven-fishes/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27701128)

DIY Network Star Dean Marsico breaks new ground with Jimbo and Jeff and talks about becoming an actor and chasing his dreams through life's ups and downs, learning a trade and the value of having a strong work ethic, why being called "Lumpy" as a kid was a good thing, and reminiscing about the glory days of the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins.Dean grew up south of Boston in Braintree, MA. He was raised in a close knit Italian family where it was mandatory to attend Sunday Lunch at Noni and Pa's home along with his Uncles, Aunts, and Cousins. He was lucky enough to have an Uncle Arthur Stearns who was a stone mason by trade. Uncle Artie hired all his nephews at one time or another. During this time Dean did everything from stocking jobs, mixing, and cleaning up. He learned the stone trade from the ground up. He felt lucky when Uncle Artie let him cut and set a stone. He worked through High School and during breaks from College. Dean received a Business Management Degree from Curry College. After graduation he worked for the Chrysler Corporation and started to climb the corporate ladder with two promotions in his two years there. Dean left the corporate world and moved to NYC and LA for the next ten years.In 2000 he decided to move back home with his wife and young son. At this time he and his cousin Derek picked up the “tools” and got back to the trade they learned from Uncle Artie. The business grew and so did the opportunities including hosting two shows for the DIY Network, “Rock Solid” and “Indoors Out”. Dean and Derek built their national brand along the way and are known as top stone masons and outdoor designers. They both are presently developing and designing products, doing radio, Trade Shows around the country, and always most importantly working in their trade installing and designing. Dean's favorite quote”I will die with my work boots on”!https://www.deanandderek.com/JIMBO AND JEFF are two guys talking about life and interests. They share life stories, laugh a lot, make fun of the 80s, and discuss most everything. The occasional guest shows up and they discuss their random stuff too. Don't miss out on future podcasts and upcoming announcements! Be sure and LIKE/SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW and stay tuned for the next interview on the Jimbo and Jeff Podcast!  Social Media:FOLLOW:http://jimboandjeff.comhttps://www.facebook.com/JimboAndJeffhttps://www.instagram.com/jimboandjeff/https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/jimboandjeff/?viewAsMember=trueTHANKS FOR LISTENING!

Anthony & Doc travel to the Outback to visit the world of THE MAXX! This 90s comic is so trippy, and its inhabitants so off-the-wall, that it takes the entire episode to break down 4 characters. So grab a lampshade and get inside a cardboard box - listen now! SHOW NOTES: Intro Shoutout to the Wrestle Special – Travis and an assortment of guests talk wrestling and not-wrestling.  Background (06:30) Created by Sam Kieth and Jim Sinclair – debuted in Primer #5 as Max the Hare, but the Maxx as we know him debuted in Darker Image #1 (March 1993) Story told through full use of the medium – flashbacks, changing art style depending on location & POV Julie Winters, a free spirited social worker, is beaten, raped, and left to die by a man she helps – she copes by hiding in her subconscious in a place called the Outback – there, Julie is the Leopard Queen, a powerful goddess A few weeks later, she hits a homeless man (Dave) with her car, and instead of helping him, she leaves him in an alley and covers him with trash – this opens a link to her Outback, and a lampshade passes through the barrier – the lampshade then covers the homeless man, giving him a costume and creating a link between him and Julie Three years later, which is where the series picks up, the man (now known as Maxx) is working as a mostly unsuccessful hero who Julie repeatedly bails out of jail – neither can explain their connection, but they feel strongly towards one another Mr. Gone, a serial killer/rapist, has a telepathic connection to Julie and harasses her repeatedly – Maxx fights him in both the real world and the Outback – he is later beheaded by Julie, but manages to survive through his connection to the Outback Julie, meanwhile, is working with a troubled teenager named Sarah, whose mother is concerned about Sarah and doesn’t want her to grow up like her father – Mr. Gone Julie becomes pregnant, and learns the truth about Mr. Gone – while she was a child, Mr. Gone was known to her as “Uncle Artie”, who told her amazing stories about visiting Australia – these stories manifested as Julie’s Outback – now that Julie knows the truth, she can begin reconciling her past, and her Outback dissipates, leaving Maxx essentially powerless Comic takes a 10 year jump, and now focuses on Sarah, who has her own Maxx (Norbert), as she begins to reconcile with her repentant father – she has to battle a murderous escapee from her own Outback (Iago, a banana slug), and needs the help of Julie and Dave Issues (22:56) Maxx – uncertainty of who he is and his connection to Julie Julie – lifestyle indicates some repression and/or PTSD from the sexual assault – treats Maxx well out of guilt (29:36) Mr. Gone – sexually abused as a child, he turns that abuse onto numerous people, and then feels guilt over it, but is unable to kill himself as a result of the Outback’s power – gaslights Sarah over what happened? (37:19) Sarah – struggling with reconciling with her father, unsure of what happened 10 years ago (45:07) Break (56:55) Plugs for I Never Saw That, Ignorance was Bliss, and Bedknobs and Broomflicks Treatment (58:45) In-universe Out of universe (63:09) Ending (75:00) References: Transformers: The Movie - Anthony (19:49) Thor: Ragnarok - Anthony (23:31) TV Tropes - Freudian Excuse - Anthony (38:31) Zoolander - Anthony (44:55) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreonTeePublicDiscord

Chris's Aunt Louise and Uncle Artie fill in for the Ice Boys to field phone calls and give advice to distressed listeners.

Chris's Aunt Louise and Uncle Artie fill in for the Ice Boys to field phone calls and give advice to distressed listeners.

30 days without falling asleep behind the wheel, Know nothings, Possessed by Keith Sweat, Customers of the Week, Gym Bro, Best Nine 2017, Brooks Lopez WTF, Movie Quotes, TV shows, Uncle Artie. music: Yeah by Usher, Dirty I got your money by ODB, Nobody by Keith Sweat, Twisted by Keith Sweat, Make it last by Keith Sweat, OMG by Usher, Outro; Gangsta by Kehlani.

Another classic Uncle Artie episode as Kurt and Sherrod welcome Artie Lange and Gina Yashere into the studio. Kurt blasts Madison, WI after finding out why he was banned from their comedy club years ago and Gina accuses Russell Peters of stealing a bunch of her material. Plus, Bob DiBuono is back as Rich Vos! The guys also get a drop in from Nate Bargatze and Alex Edelman.

Uncle Artie is back in the studio along with comedian Esther Ku (Girl Code) and Rachel Uchitel! The crew discuss Rachel's online dating, happy endings, and Artie's recent comments about Howard Stern. Check out all of our shows at http://standupnylabs.com

Comedian Mikey Manker returns to the podcast with Joe McAdam. Topics: The legend of Uncle Artie, being new to comedy, Kinison, Pryor, etcetera, Mikey's "underground" bomb, Hank tinkers with vegetarianism, and Hank gets a wasteful package which leads Mikey and Joe to declare their desire to destroy the earth with their carelessness. And fun! out of context quotes: "The 80s, when stupidity reigned." "What are you gonna do? Not eat a beetle shell?" LINKS: Mikey's Academy Award Winning webseries: Mclean Ave Joe McAdam's Twitter: @JoeMcAdam Hank's Twitter: @Hank_Thompson HELP THE SHOW: Sign in to iTunes and write some nice words about your favorite podcast. While you're there, say something nice about our show too. Also, use your vacuum brush attachment to dust ceiling fans, lampshades and significant others.