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In this episode of the Beers and Bruisers podcast host Matthew McPeek gives a pre-draft rundown of running backs for the upcoming season!

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A few weeks ago we discussed the great John Carpenter and his films. Toward the end of that show, Scott and I agreed that we…Read the postSDP EP 144: Fresh Eyes on Big Trouble in Little China

A few weeks ago we discussed the great John Carpenter and his films. Toward the end of that show, Scott and I agreed that we…Read the postSDP EP 144: Fresh Eyes on Big Trouble in Little China

In this episode of the Beers and Bruisers podcast host Matthew McPeek gives a pre-draft rundown of running backs for the upcoming season!

Beers and Bruisers is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This week’s episode of Yes But Why features UCB teacher and performer, Billy Merritt.

Billy Merritt has been with the UCB Theatre since it first opened in New York. He teaches and performs in both the New York and Los Angeles theaters. As a teacher, Billy has developed many improvised longform shows. Billy is also an actor on TV (Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine Nine, and Another Period) and a voiceover artist (Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe).

In this interview, Billy talks about his love of comedy as a kid. Billy shares his journey as a performer looking for a community and all the odd rooms he found before UCB. Billy talks about when the original UCB crew first came to NYC to teach improv and how he loved the strict structure of the Harold. In this conversation, Amy asks about the “UCB method” and Billy debunks quite a few misconceptions! Listen in for a great discussion on improv education and the cycle of building a show.

Billy also shares how his UCB teachers Kevin Mullaney, Armando Diaz, and Amy Poehler inspired him to write the book, Pirate Robot Ninja. Billy discusses how he and co-writer Will Hines translated their lessons into a fun fable about improv.

Support Billy Merritt by purchasing this book, Pirate Robot Ninja, RIGHT NOW!

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This week’s episode of Yes But Why features UCB teacher and performer, Billy Merritt.

Billy Merritt has been with the UCB Theatre since it first opened in New York. He teaches and performs in both the New York and Los Angeles theaters. As a teacher, Billy has developed many improvised longform shows. Billy is also an actor on TV (Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine Nine, and Another Period) and a voiceover artist (Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe).

In this interview, Billy talks about his love of comedy as a kid. Billy shares his journey as a performer looking for a community and all the odd rooms he found before UCB. Billy talks about when the original UCB crew first came to NYC to teach improv and how he loved the strict structure of the Harold. In this conversation, Amy asks about the “UCB method” and Billy debunks quite a few misconceptions! Listen in for a great discussion on improv education and the cycle of building a show.

Billy also shares how his UCB teachers Kevin Mullaney, Armando Diaz, and Amy Poehler inspired him to write the book, Pirate Robot Ninja. Billy discusses how he and co-writer Will Hines translated their lessons into a fun fable about improv.

Support Billy Merritt by purchasing this book, Pirate Robot Ninja, RIGHT NOW!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week’s episode of Yes But Why features UCB teacher and performer, Billy Merritt.

Billy Merritt has been with the UCB Theatre since it first opened in New York. He teaches and performs in both the New York and Los Angeles theaters. As a teacher, Billy has developed many improvised longform shows. Billy is also an actor on TV (Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine Nine, and Another Period) and a voiceover artist (Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe).

In this interview, Billy talks about his love of comedy as a kid. Billy shares his journey as a performer looking for a community and all the odd rooms he found before UCB. Billy talks about when the original UCB crew first came to NYC to teach improv and how he loved the strict structure of the Harold. In this conversation, Amy asks about the “UCB method” and Billy debunks quite a few misconceptions! Listen in for a great discussion on improv education and the cycle of building a show.

Billy also shares how his UCB teachers Kevin Mullaney, Armando Diaz, and Amy Poehler inspired him to write the book, Pirate Robot Ninja. Billy discusses how he and co-writer Will Hines translated their lessons into a fun fable about improv.

Support Billy Merritt by purchasing this book, Pirate Robot Ninja, RIGHT NOW!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

Magus Elgar and Dr. Horatio search the magical market of Arcademia to find spells that will better aid their S.T.A.M.P. hunt. Who better to help them than a grumpy wizard who hates their guts?

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This is a dynamic double feature bringing you insight and joy kicking off with the famous Richard Karn, who is known for his character as "Al Borland" on the television series "Home Improvement" with Tim Allen! Richard has a very colorful palette of film experience with 11 feature films, several television series' and made-for-tv movies, and has performed in a number of off-Broadway productions. On this episode, he shares many details about life behind the camera and allows the audience to connect with him on a more intimate level.

Richard Karn

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0439781/

Bam! Shaazam! The second episode bursts with the father-son duo of Corey and Austin Foxx. Corey is known for his roles in The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle, "The Majestic", and "Amhurst" and is not only an actor but is also a producer. He is quite an influence as his son, Austin Foxx is an 11-year-old actor and director, known for, "Mom", "Eli" and "Three Aprils in March." There is a lot of joy and laughter on this episode as the duo talk about life in entertainment and what it takes to pursue it. You will be amazed at what you will hear!

Corey Foxx

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0289346/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

Austin Foxx

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9756558/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan is joined by former Texas public school teacher and school administrator turned film maker Bill Foster to discuss a life driven via passion as well as the writing and directing of the period western Showdown On The Brazos.

What man who has spent almost 30 years of life as a public school teacher and administrator begins writing western movies and plays? Our guest Bill Foster, that’s who! With an eye on the future and a foot in the past Bill loves the genre of the classic western, so why not make that his first project right? Why not write, produce and direct and period western piece for your first film project?

Join the Talking Sound podcast as we delve deep into the challenges of not only writing and directing a movie of this scope and ambition, but also the learning curve involved with stepping into the world of film with writer and director Bill Foster.

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