Indeed it is I, Tyson Saner. Your host and
Soundcast Sommelier for the evening. Enticing your earbuds with a selection of
fine soundcast content and extending the invitation to taste just the tiniest amounts
before making a decision on whether or not to listen to more of what these
various creators have seen fit to upload and share with whomever makes the
decision to listen to them.
This episode I've got clips from Bunny
Ears, Popternative, Dead Jesters Sketch Comedy Podcast, Stoned Science, How Did
This Get Made? and Judge John Hodgman.
We've also got a double dose of raging moderate
Will Durst's Burst O’ Durst segments and this episodeis brought
to you by Henderson’s Shoplifter’s Pants.
I'd also like to point out that one of the
ways you could be listening to us now is Spotify! Yes, we've added yet another
place you can find us and potentially pass us along to someone else in need of
a soundcast experience who may not know where to start.
CORRECTIONS DEPT.
Hannibal Buress
(whose soundcast, Hannibal Buress: Handsome Rambler, I clipped for epi167)
was kind enough to reach out on Twitter to thank us for "the plug"
and to let us know that Handsome Rambler is not part of the Earwolf
network anymore. It is now independent and you can find the show at http://hannibalburess.com/podcast/.
Thank you very much for the correct information, Hannibal. My apologies.
CLIPS
Here's a soundcast that was recommended by Korey
Epps, former host of The Evil Teddy Bear Podcast. Hosted by former
child star MacCauley Culkin and his friend Mat Cohen, Bunny
Ears, a brand new soundcast as of the beginning of this year, is described
as a “weekly discussion of things and stuff and things,” according to Apple
Podcasts. It also features guests. This was clipped from the appropriately
titled premier epi, called “The First Episode of this Podcast”.
(Side Note: I was a guest on an episode of Evil
Teddy Bear a few years back but I can't seem to find it online at this time.)
(Side Side Note: I'm happy to say that
Korey Epps is launching a new podcast this year called The Korey Epps Show
and was very recently a guest on epi49 of another soundcast I co-host with Hunter
Block called The Anti Social Show.)
(Side Side Side Note: I've got news for
you, he's likely to be on epi50 as well…)
According to Apple Podcasts, “Popternative
initially began as a podcast in September, 2015. Hosted by Peter Roumeliotis,
guests from the sports, social media and entertainment industry joined the host
each week and engaged in a digital dialogue about various issues and topics.
Popternative’s main quest has always been, and remains, to provide our
viewers/listeners with behind-the-scenes digital discussions that they would
otherwise have a hard time locating.” Our clip is from an interview with Mike
Zapcic of AMC’s Comic Book Men on AMC.
The Dead Jesters Sketch Comedy Podcast
is a collection of hilarious and original skits brought to you by NYC stand-up
comedians Joe Powell and Ryco Newton-Block, according to the
show’s listing at iTunes. Each episode is filled with absurd characters,
outrageous storylines, and hysterical parodies. This podcast has 5-star ratings
across the board; we don't even know what 4-stars looks like. This clip is from
Episode 5: "Of Beavers and Bransons" and is as fresh as last week,
when it was plucked from the soundcast vine. Tune into the Jesters and
you're guaranteed to be laughing throughout. Enjoy!
Comedians Kimberly
Congdon & Sara Weinshenk sit down to explore the depths of science
over cannabis selections on Stoned Science. Laugh with them as they
explore subjects ranging from sex to artifical intelligence in-between joint
hits. This clip we’re featuring is from their episode posted February 18th,
2018, called "Lucid Dreaming".
This is one of my all-time favorite soundcasts.
I've been a listener since the first episode dropped in, I believe, 2010. As
described on iTunes: “Have you ever seen a movie so bad that it's amazing? Paul
Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas want to hear
about it! We'll watch it with our funniest friends, and report back to you with
the results.” This clip is from epi171, released September 15, 2017, and
features actor Chris Geere of You’re the Worst joining Paul,
June, and Jason to discuss the 1987 martial arts film Miami Connection.
Way back when, John Hodgman had a
show called “Today in the Past" which then became a podcast now called The
Judge John Hodgman Podcast. The official show description reads., in part,
“Have your pressing issues decided by Famous Minor Television Personality John
Hodgman, Certified Judge. If you'd like John Hodgman to solve your pressing
issue, simply email it, along with your phone number, to hodgman@maximumfun.org.
THAT IS ALL.” Featuring Maximum Fun’s Jesse Thorn as the bailiff, this
clip is from epi359 “Beyond a Reasonable Bout.”
(Side note: As I was writing the details
down of this show as I do for every episode of Succotash, The Comedy
Souncast Soundcast, I couldn't help but notice that for some reason, Mr.
Hodgman has blocked our @SuccotashShow Twitter account, and I have to say I
have absolutely no idea why. I can only imagine that it was accidental. At any
rate, if you'd like to contact @Hodgman on Twitter to ask why on our behalf,
let us know what he says…)
DONE FOR NOW
And with that, I've exhausted my current
supply of Soundcast clips from all around the internet. Mostly I use Podbay and
Laughable to listen but I'd be very curious to know where YOU listen to us, and
WHERE you listen to us.
FYI, I usually listen to soundcasts when
I'm doing manual labor of some sort. If my life included a long, near-daily
commute then that's where I would probably listen. Most of you listening by now
should know that you don't have to stay in one place or be inactive while
enjoying this or your favorite soundcast and if you didn't know, then you do
now.
Also I've got my first "Succotash
Chats" coming up for the next episode and I've got to start editing that
now. Of course, that's MY "now". I could be done with that part of
the deal by the time you hear this. It could already be posted. Well,
you do understand how time works don't you? It keeps moving forward for
all of us, until…it doesn't.
So, If you've enjoyed yourself here,
remember: You can now find us on Spotify for another place to enjoy us. If
you'd like to help the show offset server costs, you can hang right here on our
homepage and either click on the Amazon banner at the top of the page, shop as
you normally would, and a percentage of the money you spend goes to help us. Or
click on the Donate button up there if you don’t want to buy anything. And
every little bit helps...
So if you do enjoy this free entertainment
and wish to hear it for years to come, I would gently remind you again to please,
pass the Succotash.
— Tyson Saner
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