Podcasts about yale hollander

Yale Hollander did his first stand-up set in 1985 and his second in 2016. Things changed a bit between them. Hollander became a lawyer, which has served him well in the St. Louis comedy scene. He books shows in the area, including at the Gaslight Theater and works at the Helium Comedy Club. He also regularly submits to the New Yorker's caption contest -- much to the delight and disdain of his peers.Follow Yale Hollander: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yalehollander/Twitter: https://twitter.com/YaleHollanderSupport the show

Friend of the show Yale Hollander joins Ray on a Friday Night in St. Louis! He and Ray discuss a variety of topics including his upcoming show at the Gaslight Theatre! For more information on the show and for ticket information visit the website: http://www.gaslighttheater.net/

The Show With No Name means that it is a Friday Night in St. Louis! Comedian Yale Hollander and Musician Justin Ra join Ray and discuss a variety of topics!

In this installment of The LeXFactor, returning host Lauren Hoffmann and guest host Yale Hollander meet with Katina Peters at PJS and Company, a firm made up of CPA professionals who value work-life balance and who help businesses grow. As a partner of Lexicon, PJS... The post Grow Your Firm Using Systems and Structures with Katina Peters – The LeXFactor appeared first on Lexicon.

In this episode of The LeXFactor Briefs, Brad Paubel and Yale Hollander are back in the studio together to report on news impacting the legal industry. This time they cover a Legaltech News article that goes over three key technology trends that are set to... The post For Lawyers, Technology is Trending – The LeXFactor Briefs appeared first on Lexicon.

The LeXFactor returns with host Brad Paubel and visiting co-host Yale Hollander as they speak with Silvia Coulter, Co-founding Principal at LawVision, a professional services consulting firm tailored to assist law firm leaders manage their organizations. This episode dives into Silvia's longstanding experience in the... The post Sleuthing into Strategic Account Management with Silvia Coulter – The LeXFactor appeared first on Lexicon.

In The LeXFactor Briefs, we explore what's happening in the legal technology world. During this episode, host Brad Paubel and special guest co-host Yale Hollander talk about a Legaltech News article that details why lawyers across the industry could benefit from a “digital detox”, or... The post Do Lawyers Need a Digital Detox? – The LeXFactor Briefs appeared first on Lexicon.

In this episode of The LeXFactor, co-host Brad Paubel is joined by visiting co-host Yale Hollander, Senior Development Strategist at Lexicon. Molly McGrath, a management and legal consultant with Hiring & Empowering Solutions, joins the guys to talk about the concept of a 66-day law... The post Can You Turn Your Law Firm Around in 66 Days with Molly McGrath – The LeXFactor appeared first on Lexicon.

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The Coping Podcast is back with a new episode from a bygone era. In Nov 2020 I sat down with the incredible Yale Hollander to discuss his relationship and the death of his mother. ENjoy Find us on:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Copingpodcast/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/Brendantolson  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/brendanolsoncomedy/

Comedian Ophira Eisenberg discusses the end of her NPR show and her upcoming set in St. Louis, while local comedian Yale Hollander provides perspective on the local comedy scene.

Today's guest is St. Louis comedian Yale Hollander! We read the party jokes from the April of 1996 issue, which included such topics as chili dog recipes, deaf wives, and oral sex misunderstandings within a hospital setting.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Comedian, producer, & returning guest Yale Hollander discusses the Gaslight Theatre Comedy Series, the most recent album recording of St. Louis comedians at Helium Comedy Club, hosting for Shane Torres where an upset stomach made an surprise appearance, & how professionally sliding into the DMs can get you to be the official 'humor correspondent' on Today In St. Louis. Follow Yale on social media @yalehollander. For more info about the Gaslight Theatre Comedy Series, visit http://www.gaslighttheater.net/ or follow the series' page on Facebook. 

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David's hair care routine has taken a dive during quarantine. Jennifer has thoughts about a pig's ass. Yale doesn't like Rich's taste in women. Rich has a theory about stringed instruments and sex trafficking.Apologies to Beyonce's ass, Lauren Graham, Bill Nye the Science Guy, Charles Manson, and the people of Thailand.

Chad Wallace joined Jeremy and Kenny on the couch! We have amazing stories by Jared Schwartz, Erin Cochran, Yale Hollander, and Rocco Hogan.

'St. Louis Magazine' deputy editor Amanda Woytus stops by to detail her recent article on the St. Louis comedy scene and our friend Yale Hollander. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Chris Denman, Travis Terrell, and Chris Gardner from 'We Are Live!' are joined in-studio by local comic Yale Hollander to discuss the serious business of comedy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Comedian Sam Lyons stops by to talk about growing up, some of his travels, finding comedy, podcasting, country music, he teaches me how to dance & so much more. See Sam LIVE 1/10-1/12 at Funny Bone St.Louis with JR Brow 1/31 at Coffee Break with Yale Hollander at Gaslight Theater Follow him on Instagram!  

Returning podcast guest and St. Louis based comedian Yale Hollander, along with new casual guest and founder of Back Door Comedy and Events, Michael Tobin, discuss how they are creatively coming up with new ways to showcase comedy in the St. Louis region. From riding on the Loop Trolley to an intimate comedy club setting in O'Fallon, Missouri, both men give hilarious testimonies on how the show must keep rolling (sometimes even in the literal sense). Follow Back Door Comedy and Events on Facebook and Instagram and visit their website: https://backdoorcomedyevents.com/. Yale Hollander can be found on Twitter and Instagram @YaleHollander. Host Mollie Amburgey can be found on Facebook and Instagram @mollieamburgey and @thecasuallymolliepodcast. 

Writer, producer, comedian (and Donnybrook tweeter-in-chief) Yale Hollander sat down at Atomic Cowboy to talk to Stef Russell on the opening night of the Flyover Comedy Festival. Topics touched on: lawyers; the logistics of doing standup on the Loop Trolley; bringing comedy to other unexpected places; comedian Twitter; the mind-bending depth and breadth of the St. Louis comedy scene; and the night he channeled Lenny Bruce.yalehollander.weebly.comhttps://twitter.com/yalehollanderhttp://stlouiscomedy.comhttps://twitter.com/stlcomedyscenehttps://www.facebook.com/STLComedy/https://www.flyovercomedyfest.com

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The Loop Trolley platform just outside the Pageant in the Delmar Loop was packed last Friday evening with people waiting to board. That hasn’t been a common sight in recent months following the launch of the controversial trolley, but on this particular night, something was different. Local comedian Yale Hollander was rolling out the first iteration of Laugh Tracks, a unique comedic combination in which attendees need only pay the $2 trolley fare for about 45 minutes of family-friendly standup while riding the nostalgic vehicle. He talks with host Sarah Fenske and with local developer and trolley booster Joe Edwards about the comedy, the trolley and more.

The fellas kick things off discussing several points of interest, namely... the big announcement friend of the show, Yale Hollander has leaked to us. Comedy on THE LOOP TROLLEY! Several key points are combed over, and Travis even gets a surprise. Doyle Murphy joins at Mid Coast Studio to discuss his new position of Editor at The Riverfront Times. Doyle breaks down some difficulties and updates us on a few past stories. We close out the hour attempting to figure out Steve Stenger's video game of choice.    Follow Doyle on Twitter @DoyleMurphy Check out Mid Coast Media online at www.midcoast.media   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Lisa talks to guest Yale Hollander about his journey from big city lawyer to stand up comedian - and about the 5 things that make their lives better.Lisa's 5 Things: 1. Vintage film of the artists Monet, Renoir, Rodin, and Degas. 2. Arnold Palmer, the beverage. 3. Daiya, NY Cheezecake. 4. The Washington Post ethics statement. 5. Journalist, Julie K. Brown.Yale's 5 Things: 1. Breakfast. 2. Yacht Rock. 3. Print Magazines. 4. London, England. 5. Mr. Ralph Lauren.

Yale Hollander joins the boys this morning to discuss bagels from a jewish perspective, local comedy shows, and to unleash hell on Rob Gronkowski for our latest installment of the roast segment "Target Practice". The gents work their way through everything just for some cringe-worthy laughs.    Check out Yale on "Impolite Coffee Break" every Friday, online.    @WeAreLiveRadio on the socials  weareliveradio.com for blog posts  midcoast.media for our bigger projects  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Everything seemed to go wrong when host Mollie and fellow comedian and friend, Yale Hollander, came together to record this episode. First the recording studio was booked, and then they found themselves in a conference room with high ceilings and hot air. But Yale, being the funny man he is, stopped this episode from becoming the casual plot of an escape room, admitting that he liked and was used to being in saunas. From then on, the rest is history. As Yale unfolds the many interesting chapters of his life - from creative writing to admitting he's a Jewish man that loves Christmas - you'll find out it's never too late to start following your passions, especially if that passion is stand up comedy. Yale's comedy showcase, COFFEE BREAK, will be on Friday, January 11th, 2019, at 8pm at The Monocle in St. Louis, Missouri. Music featured is 'Kick The Door In' by Same Difference Music, and is available on all streaming services. 

What is the price of a free hotel breakfast has been question debated by scholars for ages, or maybe it hasn't...  that said, it's certainly is a question that provided pivotal in the lifestyle of comedian Yale Hollander.  Yale joins the show to discuss breakfast and has a strange encounter with Little Richard Penniman in the process.  Plus!  Our Thanksgiving recap, Tina gets in a fight, Jeremy finds out the worst way to eat duck in Cleveland and how to spot a hooker!!  All of this and a comedy from Rick Matthews' new album "This Is Where I Lose You" Sponsored by Tea Rex!!

Friday's the brightest day of the week in the Impolite bunker.  Chris stays in bed while Yale Hollander and Analicia Kocher get you ready for a weekend that doesn't include constantly considering your mortality.   Today, Yale comes in full support of St. Louis getting a Major League Soccer Team, he and Analicia talk sandwiches and cheese fries, and Ron Finger breaks a story about possible fraud in the karate industry that makes you forget about questionable sushi.  All the while, the three of them give you a rundown of what to expect in St. Louis Comedy. It's Wind Down Friday!

It's Friday, that means it's time for Yale Hollander to check in with the St. Louis Independent Comedy Scene!  Analicia returns from New York and settles right into her new role as co-host. Matt Martin of Compass Improv Festival joins in the fun and talks about St. Louis's upcoming celebration of all things improv. A good time is had by all.  We're moving the Wind Down's feed into the Impolite Company main stream.  So, Monday through Friday's episodes will all be in one place for you    

This is the debut episode of The Wind-Down with Yale Hollander, a leisure, lifestyle and comedy radio show. In this first installment, we meet Yale and learn a little about his background and his vision for the show, as well as a few things currently on his mind. We also get a chance to meet his principal commercial sponsors Car-Doc Automotive, Clementine's Naughty and Nice Creamery, and The Monocle.

Yale Hollander has been hugely supportive of the St. Louis comedy scene, and it has welcomed him with open arms. He's very quickly accomplished a lot in stand-up, and we discuss how and why he's been driven to do that at the age of 48. He talks about growing up in Jefferson City, his inspiring parents, and writing comedy while practicing law on the side. Yale also gives us an exciting announcement for 2018, but you can always check out his monthly showcase + open mic, The Comedy Penthouse.

For this episode, people talked about barely getting into trouble with the law. Joining Jeremy and Kenny on the couch is the hilarious Yale Hollander.  Telling stories, we have Matt Wayman, Alexa (and Nikki) Moore, and Chris Ward.

Lisa Pockets joins Christopher Melton and Yale Hollander to chat about their idols, anagrams for the word "spine", and the grreatest joke of all time. The music is provided by Backwash. Subscribe, Rate, and Review on iTunes WATCH our sketch videos on YouTube Follow us on Twitter @TheCataloguePod Like us on Fussbook: facebook.com/TheCatalogueComedy

This episode was recorded at an event in Downtown St Louis called Art This Funny. It was part of STL Design Week. We didn't have a theme, but all the stories weirdly have something in common. Jeremy and Kenny are joined on the panel by guest interrupter Eric Brown. Eric is a really funny comedian and the producer of Hootin' and Hollerin' Comedy Open Mic at TreeHouse, every Thursday at 8pm in St Louis. Yale Hollander told a story about a former roommate from law school. Analicia Kocher told a story about a weird, drunk, elderly landlord. Travis Terell of We Are Live told a story about going on a cruise with his dad. Big thanks to Jason Flamm for asking us to be a part of his event.

Yale Hollander joins Joshua Evans and Christopher Melton to discuss food, sog, and their connection to YOU, the listening audience. The music is provided by INKO from their new album Full Array. Use #idontneedthis on twitter for a shout-out on the next episode! These will be coming out EVERY OTHER SATURDAY from here on out. Enjoy! Subscribe, Rate, and Review on iTunes WATCH Catalogue sketch videos on YouTube Follow The Catalogue Podcast on Twitter @thecataloguepod Like us on Fussbook: facebook.com/TheCatalogueComedy