Left Handed Radio - Episode 26: ‘1996’
On this lost episode from 1996: Seinfeld Nights, NBC’s Must She TV challenges gender norms, Delta Burke for Tamagotchi Rescue, dad tries to play Nintendo64, Jerry Springer: Too Nice for TV, a new intern sure seems like she’s a Power Ranger, He’s Al That, Lil Troffee knows how to play the world, and Def Foxworthy Jam.
Left Handed Radio is written and performed by Adam Bozarth, Dan Chamberlain, Matt Little, and Anna Rubanova, and Brett White with Matt Braunsdorf, Rob Lathan, and Moujan Zolfaghari.
If you have a question about how to live your life right? Ask Herb from Pittsburgh! Dial 413-547-1055 and leave a voicemail with your question and Herb will answer on a future episode of the show. Original music by Dan Warren. Check out his podcast The International House of Dancakes.
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Our story this week: In honor of 4/20 we bring you international intrigue, body cavity bingo, vagina lips like hot dog buns, and so much more, as Amey Goerlich smuggles us past customs and secrets us away in the most intimate storytelling crevices of her heart. Watch out for that yogurt.
Amey Goerlich is a comedian and founding member of the seminal improv powerhouse, Krompf. See her at Indie Cage Match every Saturday at 7:00 at the UCB East in New York City (tickets here).
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EPISODE 104: AL MADRIGAL
This week, Sara and Nikki reannounce the renewal of their really great TV show Nikki & Sara LIVE (thanks for watching!) before quickly introducing their guest, comedian Al Madrigal (The Daily Show, @almadrigal). Al’s new standup special Why is the Rabbit Crying? premieres on Comedy Central this Friday April 26, making this episode the perfect opportunity to reflect upon the grueling road sets and iffy TV spots that have gotten him this far. It’s “gratitude and caution”, Sara points out, that keep a comic sane as he strives through those early days, dreaming of a time when he’ll have earned the respect and admiration of both his peers and his cussing kid cousins.
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This week on the Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show my guest is djWHEAT, one of the the Internet’s foremost Starcraft 2 commentators and a pioneer in the world of competitive gaming. We discuss how one becomes a Starcraft commentator, the history of eSports, and the greatest game of Quake III ever played.
Listen on iTunes or JeffRubinJeffRubinShow.com.
It’s That Episode with guest Josh Patten
Josh Patten (SNL’s Weekend Update) drops by to watch a racial-barrier-breaking episode of “Quantum Leap.” Josh and Craig grapple with the idea of a white man leaping into a black man in order to start the civil rights movement. So grab your egg salad sandwich as we “Quantum Bounce” into the world of “Quantum Leap.”
In this week’s episode, Neil Casey (Saturday Night Live), Connor Ratliff (I’m Too Fragile For This), & Jim Santangeli (The Curfew) join Abra to create a world filled with bashful nudity, misidentified men, and jellyfish on peens.
My favorite moments:
- Jim’s (Rex) beach police song that mentions an apple tree
- Connor’s heartbreaking whimpers as Tommy
- Neil (Max) not wanting to show his body in the ocean and his “Oh, yeah” in response to going to the beach by himself.
I love Neil, Jim, and Connor dearly. Listen to this episode.
Ilana Glazer of Broad City and Sugarboy fame guest stars on this week’s installment of ‘The Morning After’ and it is a doozy.
This week on the Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show my guests are the Gregory Brothers, the musicians behind Autotune the News and Songify This. We discuss how they got started, what makes someone autotunable, and why Biden is a better unintentional singer than Obama. They also play some songs live!
The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show is available on iTunes and JeffRubinJeffRubinShow.com.
