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Have you ever watched a talk show and imagined how you would answer the questions? It isn’t just celebrities who have stories to tell and it isn’t only athletes who have lessons to share. So we’re going to talk to everyone else. We’ve got questions and we want answers! New episodes drop every other Wednesday.
Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: 20 questions, Casual, discussions, Fun, humor, interrogations, interview, interviews, normal, questions
Geometric Octopus Podcast is created by Jacqueline Beaudoin, Cosmo Cavanaugh, Kyle Mitchell, and Tracy Medcalf, where we tackle a range of topics sure to peak your interests. We’ll release discussion segments, sketch and improv comedy, short story readings, and tie it all together with some great music.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Comedy, discussion, fiction, humor, music, News, Philosophy, Stories
A podcast about nothing, everything and anything in between.
Categories: Comedy, News, Sports
Tags: advice, BASKETBALL, Comedy, Football, Funny, girl advice, humor, music, nba, nfl, parlay, SPorts, women advice
Bobcat and Burkion give their first reaction reviews to the first three episodes of anime new and old to help you, the viewer, decide if they’re worth your time. Also, they’re pretty darned funny. This feed contains only the most recent 50 episodes; for more, go to www.fivepointpodcast.com!
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: anime, bobcat, Burkion, five, humor, Japan, manga, Podcast, point, review
Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, published in 1886, is a collection of humorous essays by Jerome K. Jerome. It was the author’s second published book and helped establish him as a leading English humorist. The book consists of 14 independent articles arranged by themes.
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Comedy, ebooks, Essay/Short nonfiction, fiction, free audio books, humor, Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, Jerome K. Jerome, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction
Discussions & Degenerates is a show about 4 friends getting together to have fun and discuss all sorts of different topics.
Sometimes we talk about video games, anime and comic books.
Sometimes we rank fast food restaurants.
Sometimes we review movies.
But no matter the discussion, we always end up sounding like degenerates.
Discussions & Degenerates can be found wherever you get your podcasts!
Categories: Comedy, Leisure, TV & Film
Tags: comic book, comic books, comics, DC, geek, humor, Image, Marvel, nerd, super hero, super heroes
When it comes to Steve, Bo & Justine, sure, they are ultra-fans and social media influencers in the world bourbon… and, they are honored to call some of bourbon’s most famous individuals their friends… but, there is more to this trio than just bourbon. This show takes a look at their other interests… and, of course, there is a little bourbon involved.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Minneapolis-based drag queens Sissy Tops and The Other Jeannie Retelle review every episode of the classic queer juggernaut, America’s Next Top Model, starting with Cycle 1.
Tags: antm, beauty, Comedy, drag, dragqueen, fashion, Funny, humor, Makeup, reality, realitytv, standards, style, television, tv
A life lived backwards, with events happening in reverse order forms the strange and unexpected framework of one of F Scott Fitzgerald’s rare short stories. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was published in Collier’s in 1927 and the idea came to Fitzgerald apparently from a quote of Mark Twain’s in which he regretted that the best part of life came at the beginning and the worst at the end. Fitzgerald’s concept of using this notion and turning the normal sequence of life on its head resulted in this delightful, thought provoking fantasy tale. The story was later incorporated in a Fitzgerald anthology, Tales of the Jazz Age. The story opens with a young, high society couple who are shocked beyond belief when they discover that their much awaited first born child resembles an elderly gent of seventy, complete with a white beard and whiskers, sitting up and querulously demanding to know, “Are you my father?” Their young son is born to live out a peculiar destiny. And so begins a grotesque journey through life, with the child, Benjamin “growing down” instead of up. Set in the Baltimore of the 1860s the story is also a satire of contemporary American society of the time. Though Fitzgerald maintains a cool and light tone throughout the story, it is in fact, deeply reflective and a very interesting take on the human condition. For contemporary readers who are familiar with the problems of aging and “second childhood” Benjamin Button’s difficulties with dealing with the demands of his chronological age vs his mental age are extremely interesting. As we find more and more older people succumbing to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, requiring the kind of care that an infant does, the story is strangely prophetic of the condition of geriatric care in our century. The plot is not exactly new to literature, with several stories and novels being written on a similar theme by many other writers. However, Fitzgerald’s take on growing old and how we humans deal with it is what sets The Curious Case of Benjamin Button apart. The style is extremely readable, the premise is intriguing and refreshingly different and appeals to readers of all ages. The story was adapted into a film in 2008 and continues to fascinate Fitzgerald fans the world over. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Comedy, Dramatic Works, ebooks, F. Scott Fitzgerald, fiction, free audio books, humor, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Short stories, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
A rewatch celebration and in-depth discussion of the hit TV series LOST. Going episode-by-episode host Paul has gathered a group of fans of varying knowledge from all over the world to offer their analysis of the experience that is LOST.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: 815, conversation, film, flight, friends, friendship, hawaii, humor, island, lost, lost tv series, numbers, plane, pop culture, rewatch, travel, tv, tv series
Bad lyrics are music to their ears! Your hosts Becky Morrette and Matt Seymour dig deep into the world of music to bring you the worst of the worst songs available today. Regardless of genre, decade, or taste, there’s no song they won’t dissect like a middle-school science project. So grab a drink, sit, and realize in disbelief: yeah…those lyrics made it to radio.
Victor Varnado (Conan, VICE) hosts a comedy interview gameshow, asks an interview subject 6 probing questions, and scores them on their response. Guests from film, TV, media, and the streets. Winners take home five whole dollars. Shakir Standley co-hosts the shit out of this show as well.
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Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture
He hosts an all expenses paid luxury cruise to Europe for fifty guests and showers them with expensive gifts. When he’s mugged in a dark alley, he insists that the thugs also take the $300 stashed away in his back pocket. He flies into a rage whenever one of his employees suggests cutting costs. Every time he places a bet, he wins, causing him even more despair! In Brewster’s Millions by George Barr McCutcheon, a classic riches-to-rags tale, Montgomery Brewster is bound by the terms of an eccentric uncle’s will to spend one million dollars completely within a year so that he can lay claim to an even bigger fortune. Published in 1902 under the pseudonym of Richard Greaves, the book was actually written on the basis of a bet between the writer and his publisher! Best known for his seven novels set in the fictional East European country of Graustark, McCutcheon convinced his publisher that a good plot did not need a well-known name to become a best-selling novel. He accepted the $100 bet, wrote Brewster’s Millions in six weeks flat and submitted it under the name of Richard Greaves. The rest, as they say, became publishing history. In just two months, the book sold more than 150,000 copies and earned its author lifelong fame. The book also marks a shift from the British-centric literature that was popular in America in the early years of the 20th century. The plot is ingenious and racy. Monty Brewster is a young man in modest circumstances, who inherits $1 million from his grandfather. A few days later, a wealthy uncle also dies, leaving an even bigger fortune to Monty. However, there’s a catch. The late grandfather and uncle were sworn enemies and under the terms of the uncle’s will, Monty must spend his entire inheritance of $1 million within a year to claim his uncle’s fabulous fortune. This proves more difficult than Monty imagined. He cannot donate excessively to charity, give away too much to beggars or “lose” his money gambling. In fact, he has uncanny luck while gambling and manages to win every time he plays! With a romance woven into the plot, it takes readers on a merry ride to the unexpected climax. Brewster’s Millions has been adapted to stage, film and television round the world. Hollywood itself made its first movie based on the book in 1914 and the latest version in 1985. The book is indeed a fun read for all ages! More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Brewster's Millions, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, George Barr McCutcheon, humor, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com
Yes, that one.
Categories: Sports
Tags: amateurbaseball, baseball, collegebaseball, collegesports, division3, divisioniii, humor
Two dopes (and guests) have a weekly pow wow about video games, movies, sports, relationships, and the week’s top headlines. [itunes pic]
This is it. Our last show. It’s been a blast and a great learning experience. As you’ll hear in the episode it was completely Zeke’s call to end it. And he pays the price. (How do I get out of this barrel?) Anyway, in our last episode: The Watchmen, Finishing Up Fable 2, Kink Cinema, and more.
Categories: Comedy
Tags: Beer, Comedy, friends, humor, Movies, new york, Pranks, SPorts, talk, tv, video games
Sugar Daddies is a podcast – run by two grown men – that reviews seasonal, limited edition, and obscure candies and sweets. Some of us (Alex has 3 human kids) are more daddies than others (Chris has 1 dog). We both love food and weird things. Come, listen and enjoy!
Tags: candies, candy, Comedy, cookies, daddies, humor, reviews, Sugar, sweets
Welcome to 4 P’s in a Podcast! It’s a show hosted by two sets of brothers with last names starting with P. Join us as we dive into various topics ranging from raunchy sex stories and sports to current news events. We also have guests on often, making for entertaining and unpredictable conversations. Please be advised that our discussions are NOT SAFE FOR WORK or children. Get ready to laugh, learn, and explore the world with us!
Categories: Comedy, News, Sports
Tags: blue collar, Comedy, Football, humor, midwest, SPorts, viral
Of all the podcasts in the world, you had to walk into ours… And we’re glad you did! The Big Red Barrelcast is the flagship podcast of BigRedBarrel.com. Your hosts are Dave (a podcast legend), PacManPolarBear (a Canadian podcast legend), and Kev (a dude). Every week we discuss Video Games — and probably other junk — as we drop (somewhat) informative entertainment bombs across the landscape of your ears. So if you’re looking for the internet’s #1 gaming podcast, by all means go and find that, but also give us a listen! We promise you will emerge from said event fully entertained and with your brain mostly intact WHAT WAS I SAYING OH YEAH Big Red Barrelcast — you should listen to it every week!
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: 360, barrel, big, gamers, games, gaming, humor, microsoft, nintendo, playstation, ps3, red, Sony, video, wii, xbox, xbox360
Here I am, the best fashion friend you never knew you needed! Sit down with personal stylist, Holly Katz to chat about finding your personal style, often with influential industry figures and celebrating small business owners – bringing you all of her sage advice and expertise. You’ll want to take notes. Making fun of herself, Holly reports on the latest fashion trends – and fashion crimes – so you can learn from the best and make sure you don’t land on the worst dressed list. Personal stylist Holly Katz is the fashion investigator… stopping the crimes of the innocent (and not so innocent) victims of terrible style choices. Holly will roll in to give you all of the style advice you never thought you needed and make you feel like your image is on point. With this podcast, you’ve got her on speed dial 24/7. You won’t want to miss a single one! Check us out on www.fashioncrimespodcast.com to subscribe and get all of this free fashion content delivered to your inbox every single week.
Categories: News
Tags: celebritystylist, Comedy, Crime, fashion, fashionblog, FashionPodcast, humor, mensstyle, realityshow, redcarpet, style, styleblog, stylists, wardrobe, whattowear, whoworewhat, womensstyle