James, Anna, Andy and Dan discuss speeding pennies, presidents, peanuts and parasites. Visit https://www.nosuchthingasafish.com for news about live shows, merchandise and more episodes.
I don't know who it was that put a Canadian flag and a satellite dish on a roadside beaver house in the middle of nowhere British Colombia... but well done. No notes. #comedy
On today's #GreatestTrek, the Discovery crew is about to get the party started when Moll steals the Progenitor keg right from under them. Then an away team goes undercover to see if they can pull one over on the Breen.
Listen to the full episode at gagh.biz/greatesttrek
#Boston - Weekend events thread: Memorial Day 2024 Edition. There's a ton going on around town, but what's on your radar, #NewEngland?
Friday's going to be hot again in the mid 80s, but Saturday and Sunday should be cooler/cloudier in the mid-upper 70s. Memorial Day Monday might have rainy afternoon cookouts, in the upper 60s.
(Promote this weekend's events with #BostonWeekend to play along 1/?)
Slut Trek - ASSimilation: A Live Action Love Letter to #StarTrek
Saturday and Sunday, doors 7pm, show @ 8, #SomervilleMA
Sliding scale admission, GA $25+, Sunday front row tickets still avail ($35+)
The Hollywood Reporter's Roundtable events bring together leading figures in entertainment for frank conversations. This time, it's the turn of comedy actresses and the lineup is stellar: Quinta Brunson, Kristen Wiig, Michelle Buteau, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Ego Nwodim and Maya Rudolph. They met at The Georgian Hotel in Santa Monica to talk about the strangest feedback they've received, the roles that transformed their careers, and what happens when someone — in this case, Netflix — finally believes in you. "Oh, I’ve been tap-dancing for the patriarchy for a good while," says Buteau. "My knees are tired, but fish oil helps."
James, Anna, Andy and Dan discuss speeding swallows, Swedish statues, staining glass and selling time. Visit https://www.nosuchthingasafish.com for news about live shows, merchandise and more episodes.
'The Leicester Comedy Festival is seeking volunteers to help catalogue and preserve images stored in its archive.
Organisers have collected hundreds of photos and images since the annual event began in 1994 but they are not currently catalogued in any formal order.'
My friend and I are hardcore fans of Last Podcast on the Left (who are much happier now that we have the very lovely Ed Larson over scrumbag Ben Kissel) who have been charting with one another the little hints Henry Zebrowski has dropped on the Side Stories podcast and Last Stream on the Left that at some point in his life he caught tax charges like it is deep lore hinted at in a novel series.