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Lepak One Korner presents The Podcast: a hilarious, laugh out loud podcast that celebrates everything Malay. Join Hafidz Rahman and Zuhairi Idris, along with Bonda Bedah, Mak Temah, Kiki and Shasha as they unravel the Malay identity: the good, the bad and the “dah kenapa ni setan?”
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Can You Don't? is a weekly, comedic podcast where Joe Paisley and Bryan Albrandt delve into the depths of the Internet in order to retrieve the best and worst examples of humanity, while openly mocking themselves along the way for being complete idiots.
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Comics artists Reilly Brown (Deadpool, Outrage) and George O'Connor (Olympians) spin silly and sinister suppositional scenarios while stranded at sea. Hypothetically speaking, it's a great time. Also, as comics creators, they talk geek stuff with their geeky guests, who are also pretty much all comics creators too. Comics!
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Four incompetent FBI agents vent during their weekly meeting in a secure room. Improvised by Jesse, Isabel Galbraith, Bryan Jackson, and Jamal Newman. This podcast features the song “The last sipper and a ring” by Subhashish Panigrahi, copyright 2018.
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Improv sketch comedy brought to you by Sketchy, the sketch comedy robot.
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The podcast where we uncover all of the behind-the-scenes action of waxing and much more!
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From a found box of cassette tapes, not organized in any way, These Are Those Tapes is a completely improvised show created by Wendy Molyneux and David Huntsberger and some of their favorite comedy friends.
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Very famous and frustratingly handsome comedians Nick Plackis and Blake Opper tackle the intricate, exhilarating, and downright treacherous world of Improv Comedy. Together they take on hot button issues like: "What is Improv," "Why is Improv," and "Am I the Annoying One On My Improv Team?" In answering these questions they also make discoveries about life, love, morality, and what is means if someone texts you "hey" with three y's.
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Posting every Monday. On a journey to make 100 episodes. Come join and give feedback! A glimpse of random thoughts and conversations that would occur in a restaurant kitchen, normal conversations with a bit of spice! Twitter: No_Mods009 Instagram: adept_apron
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Unique perspectives and a diverse crew make the Power Pod the Weekly Recap show for YOU! Join Jared Yamamoto, Randi Okray, Nicole Bennett, and Christina Aicklen as they round up your week. They take a deeper look into the current events of the week.
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Hollywood has its message VERY wrong when portraying what architects and designers do in a day. starchitects:the podcast explores fact versus fiction with the professionals. How many interior designers (shoulder pads included) should work from the residential office of a sole proprietor? Would you pay for the services of an architect who signed off on a building where not only the electrical wiring is shot but the sprinklers won’t work unless you explode the water tanks on the roof (?!) using C4 (Paul Newman, I’m looking at you…)? Do you trust your developer moved the headstones AND the bodies? A&D (architecture and design) professionals Jeff Wolinski, Vince Galea, and Roberta Pennington are joined each episode with a hand-selected “starchitect” in our amazing basement studio in Portland, Oregon and try to tear down what the entertainment industry has built up.
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Hello, and welcome to Monster Theatre: The Podcast. For 20 years the team of creators at Monster Theatre have been creating original plays and touring them to theatre across Canada, and now we’re bringing our work to the world. Our work is always inspired by history and mythology. We make comedies that excite intellectuals, histories that shock teenagers, and theatre for young audiences that makes adults roll on the floor laughing. Our mission is to tell stories that embody the way of the Monster; strange, twisted and bizarre on the outside, but always with a noble heart.
Each season will focus on a different story. For the first season, we present a radio play version of our tribute to the world's most famous mystery writer, Agatha Christie. We took every play and book that Agatha wrote and borrowed characters and storylines and plot twists, and recombined them into what you are about to hear. -
We both love to read, and we want to spread the love of reading through our podcast. We upload a book review (or book related episode) once every month and we hope you'll join us. :)
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"Gettin Peggy Wit it" is an interview podcast where Peggy learns all about the things she already knows. She asks the hard hitting questions you never knew you needed answered (and probably didn't have the balls to ask). Interviewing today‘s "Broadway Stars", designers, and creative types alike, Peggy does as little research about her guests as possible. Listen as Peggy navigates the modern world with a 50's sensibility. Donning her saddle shoes and gingham dress, she will dive into the world of your favorite performers as only Peggy can. Listener discretion advised. *The views of Peggy are for sure not associated with anything or anyone at the Broadway Podcast Network, we aren't actually sure who gave her a microphone, but here we are. ENJOY!
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TTRP Theater is a growing community of actors, artists, & gamers, that collaborate to present a wide array of unique & compelling stories to the world through a variety of styles using new media formats like live-streaming, podcasts, & video content creation. We are a diverse group who loves playing a diverse array of games in a diverse range of styles. We support beginning creators and allow them to grow and become great talents.
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Theater Nerds is a weekly podcast where hosts Rachel Jones & Taylor Read will explore all aspects of theater, musicals, and everything in between. Come Nerd Out with Us!
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Welcome to Below Grade Level, where we read our favorite books from childhood and unnecessarily critique them and make them horrible. Everything from Goosebumps to Babysitter's Club, no book is safe from Below Grade Level.
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standup for introverts - a prank community-based show
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Four guys in total darkness. Both figuratively, as they don't know what they'll be talking about, and literally, as the lights get shut off at the start of each episode.
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A lot of us grew up listening to CBS Radio Mystery Theater in the 70s and 80s. I started forcing my wife to listen to them, and she decided that we should make our own as a special for every holiday.
I've done everything I can to steal most of the music, commercials and news breaks. If you'd like to listen to real episodes of the show, go to my favorite site: https://cbsrmt.com/
Enjoy some modern Old Time Radio for adults.
