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Underground Inc. is a podcast that's just like watching a movie with your friends! Fire up the movie & let Billy & Ben discuss fun facts & stuff!

Underground Inc. is a podcast that's just like watching a movie with your friends! Fire up the movie &amp; let Billy &amp; Ben discuss fun facts &amp; stuff!

Underground Inc.

We're your weekly dose of Disney news, information and commentary. Tim Callaway and Anthony Reynolds host "Inside the Mouse Castle," with all the latest about Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Walt Disney Studios, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, Disney Publishing, Disney Consumer Products and the Disney/ABC Television Group. We don't try to cover everything, just the interesting stuff--and drinks are usually served. Please join us. 

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We're your weekly dose of Disney news, information and commentary. Tim Callaway and Anthony Reynolds host "Inside the Mouse Castle," with all the latest about Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Walt Disney Studios, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, Disney Publishing, Disney Consumer Products and the Disney/ABC Television Group. We don't try to cover everything, just the interesting stuff--and drinks are usually served. Please join us. www.TheMouseCastle.com

Inside The Mouse Castle: Disney News, Information and Commentary

Over the course of 50 years, Star Trek has brought us 729 adventures from the final frontier. To rewatch them all is a serious undertaking … but that's just what we're doing. To celebrate the golden anniversary of Star Trek, the hosts of Trek.fm are taking you through two installments each day—every day—for a year. These brief capsule reviews of each episode and movie will refresh on half a century of missions, helping you tie all the strings together to enrich your Star Trek experience.

From There to Here: The Star Trek 50th Anniversary Rewatch

Papo de Loki

Totally Pretentious is a movie discussion podcast hosted by two movie dorks who would rather spend their weekends watching and talking about movies than taking out the garbage or just about any other mundane task. Of course, dorks though we may be, we’re still of the mindset that there are far too many great films that never get the awards recognition they deserve. Each episode, we discuss one feature film, exploring its historical context, themes, legacy, and/or its artsy-ness. Totally Pretentious is part of The Skiffy and Fanty Show podcast network. If you want to find out more about us and our other shows, go to skiffyandfanty.com.

Totally Pretentious

ClarkCountyToday.com launched “Your Week in Review.’’ Reporter Chris Brown highlights the news of the past week in a video podcast.

ClarkCountyToday • Your News Source with Integrity: Your Week In Review

We hang out with people from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds who are making waves in film, theatre and across the arts community, bringing you lots of laughs and even more words of wisdom.

The London Rep Podcast

마포FM 뮤직홍 (금) 겨울사라다-Winter Salad

Залетаем в твои ушки — нежно, но стремительно. Как всегда, с собой у нас игры, музыка, кино, сериалы, пиво и чёрт знает, что ещё!

GENEREC Podcast

A Podcast made from the Philippines.

This Podcasts would allow its listeners to be up to date with the latest animes currently being shown. this podcast allows freedom of speech on both guests and hosts featured in the podcast


The Host may also not inherit neutral opinion or accurate/detailed knowledge in all anime currently being aired, but pieces of information presented regarding the anime would be as accurate as possible using popular and well-known websites. 

This Podcast discusses general anime content and how the anime delivers content in detail.

A Podcast made from the Philippines. This Podcasts would allow its listeners to be up to date with the latest animes currently being shown. this podcast allows freedom of speech on both guests and hosts featured in the podcast The Host may also not inherit neutral opinion or accurate/detailed knowledge in all anime currently being aired, but pieces of information presented regarding the anime would be as accurate as possible using popular and well-known websites. This Podcast discusses general anime content and how the anime delivers content in detail.

PARA PO (Philippine Anime Review Analysis Podcast)

Weirdo è un podcast dove cercherò di raccontarvi i titoli più strani e complessi del cinema recente, quei film che quando li finisci dici: "cos'ho appena visto?". Se avete piacere, potete supportarmi qui https://ko-fi.com/weirdopodcast

Weirdo. Un podcast sui film strani

Um podcast criado por dois amigos, com ótimas opiniões baseadas em nada.
O primeiro e maior podcast nerd do interior de São Paulo!
Novos episódios (Quase) todos os Sábados 13:00!
@mdcastoficial no Twitter!

Um podcast criado por dois amigos, com ótimas opiniões baseadas em nada. O primeiro e maior podcast nerd do interior de São Paulo! Novos episódios (Quase) todos os Sábados 13:00! @mdcastoficial no Twitter!

En el sindicato del mal cine, dos anónimos hablan sobre películas extrañas, “malas”, relegadas u olvidadas que un día viste en un canal a media noche o tal vez en un vhs, dvd o en una aplicación pirata. Lo importante aquí es darle espacio a esas obras que por su puntuación en diversos sitios o por su grado de darte cringe. Esperamos que lo disfrutes (o no).

EL SINDICATO DEL MAL CINE

Just a show talking about upcoming films, past films, breakdowns of scenes and so much more.

Film Talks

A trupe do CreepyCast se reune todas as semanas, juntamente com convidados ilustres, para discutirem cinema, terror, cultura pop e assuntos em geral com um humor bem duvidoso.

CreepyCast

Strong opinions on movies, television shows, and politics; weak confidence about said opinions.

Uncertain Judgement

Un podcast en el que hablo y se habla de cine, series, de libros y doy mi opinión.

¿Hablamos?

新友老友的日常茶话会，一个为了我们自己而记录的闲聊节目。

如果声音 if voice

Podcast donde abordaremos temas diversos de cultura y entretenimiento. Desde Disney + hasta Octavio Paz.

Conexiones

Taking a deep dive into the history behind your favorite sentimental snacks, canceled candies, bygone soft drinks, and discontinued fast food items

Forgotten Foods, presented by The Space Monkey X Audio Workshop

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방송, 영화, 드라마, 음악 현업에서 일하는 4명의 멤버들이 들려주는 콘텐츠 이야기.
한 주의 콘텐츠 고민은 오프닝 크레딧으로 해결! 구독 좋아요 누르시고 함께하세요!


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오프닝 크레딧

Shot at a Live standup comedy venue, That Filmy Game Show is a comedy game show podcast where host Antariksh Takkar gets on two guests-contestants (usually comedians, sometimes content creators, actors and industry stalwarts) to compete in various games based on Bollywood films and songs. Who will get crowned the Biggest Bollywood Baadhshah or Begum! Come find out! Each episode is sure to be a laugh riot!

Join us Live or catch us online, or do both, each episode is a laugh riot! And you get to play along!

Shot at a Live standup comedy venue, That Filmy Game Show is a comedy game show podcast where host Antariksh Takkar gets on two guests-contestants (usually comedians, sometimes content creators, actors and industry stalwarts) to compete in various games based on Bollywood films and songs. Who will get crowned the Biggest Bollywood Baadhshah or Begum! Come find out! Each episode is sure to be a laugh riot! Join us Live or catch us online, or do both, each episode is a laugh riot! And you get to play along!

That Filmy Game Show

Gli aggiustafilm è un podcast sui film italiani riusciti a metà. In ogni episodio Damiano Gerli ed Enrico Viticci rivisitano e discutono con ironia un film italiano del passato, immaginando come avrebbe potuto essere migliore. Episodi extra "Gli Inaggiustabili" sono su Patreon. Qualcosa da aggiustare, c'è sempre.

Gli Aggiustafilm

Aunque Luis Rodríguez y Laura Tomàs son apasionados de Japón y tal vez los conoces por Japonismo y sus podcasts, también son frikis. Muy frikis.

De ahí surge "Saliendo del Donut", un podcast donde hablar de series de televisión y películas frikis sin necesidad de tener un doctorado para hacerlo. Es decir, de la misma manera en la que hablarías con tus amigos nada más salir del cine.

Aunque Luis Rodríguez y Laura Tomàs son apasionados de Japón y tal vez los conoces por Japonismo y sus podcasts, también son frikis. Muy frikis. De ahí surge "Saliendo del Donut", un podcast donde hablar de series de televisión y películas frikis sin necesidad de tener un doctorado para hacerlo. Es decir, de la misma manera en la que hablarías con tus amigos nada más salir del cine.

Saliendo del donut

Johnny Carson was a pioneering figure in the world of American television, known as the “King of Late Night” for his 30-year reign as host of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. His influence reshaped the late-night talk show format, blending humor, charisma, and an uncanny ability to connect with audiences. Carson’s contributions to entertainment extended beyond comedy; he created a cultural institution that defined a genre and inspired generations of future hosts. His effortless delivery, clever wit, and memorable sketches left an indelible mark on television, making The Tonight Show a nightly ritual for millions of Americans. Carson’s legacy continues to influence the entertainment industry, with echoes of his style seen in the performances of late-night hosts who followed in his footsteps. Despite the comedy landscape evolving over the years, Johnny Carson’s impact remains unmatched. His mastery of timing, his ability to make guests feel at ease, and his memorable comedic characters made him a beloved figure in American pop culture. Early Life and Background Johnny Carson was born John William Carson on October 23, 1925, in Corning, Iowa, to parents Homer Lloyd Carson, a power company manager, and Ruth Hook Carson. His family moved to Norfolk, Nebraska, when he was eight years old, where he grew up alongside his older sister, Catherine, and younger brother, Richard. Carson’s childhood was filled with the wholesome simplicity of a small Midwestern town, but his fascination with entertainment emerged early. From a young age, Carson was drawn to the art of performance. At 12 years old, he discovered magic, a passion that would spark his love for being on stage. He saved money to purchase a mail-order magician's kit and soon began performing in front of family and friends, billing himself as “The Great Carsoni.” These early magic shows were his first taste of show business, giving him the confidence and experience that would later define his television persona. Carson attended Norfolk High School, where he continued to hone his skills as a performer. His natural comedic talent became evident, and he was known for his quick wit and ability to captivate an audience. After high school, he enrolled at the University of Nebraska, where he majored in radio and speech with a minor in physics. During college, he worked for a local radio station, developing his broadcasting skills and setting the stage for his future in media. Military Service In 1943, as World War II raged, Johnny Carson joined the U.S. Navy. He was commissioned as an ensign and assigned to the USS Pennsylvania, a battleship stationed in the Pacific. Though Carson never saw active combat, his military service left a lasting impression on him. He entertained fellow servicemen with his humor and magic tricks, keeping morale high. These performances provided a unique training ground for his eventual career in entertainment. After the war, Carson returned to Nebraska, completed his degree in 1949, and embarked on a broadcasting career that would lead to national fame. After graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1949, Johnny Carson quickly set his sights on the world of broadcasting. His first professional job was at WOW radio and television in Omaha, Nebraska, where he served as an announcer. During his time at WOW, Carson developed his skills in timing, improvisation, and audience engagement. His natural ease on air and knack for comedic bits began to draw attention. Carson’s first major opportunity in television came when he moved to California. He landed a gig at KNXT, a Los Angeles-based CBS affiliate, where he hosted a show called Carson’s Cellar (1951-1953). This program, a half-hour mix of comedy and interviews, showcased Carson’s burgeoning talent. Despite its limited production budget, Carson’s Cellar became a local hit and drew the admiration of notable entertainers, including comedian Red Skelton. Carson’s performance on the show would pave the way for his future in national television. In 1954, Carson joined The Red Skelton Show as a writer and occasional performer. An unexpected moment that accelerated his career occurred when he had to fill in as host for Skelton, who was injured during a rehearsal. Carson’s quick thinking and humor were so well-received that it boosted his visibility and reputation within the entertainment industry. Breakthrough with Who Do You Trust? Carson’s national breakthrough came in 1957 when he was hired to host the daytime game show Who Do You Trust? on ABC. Working alongside his sidekick Ed McMahon, Carson’s engaging and humorous style made the show immensely popular. The partnership with McMahon was significant; their dynamic rapport laid the foundation for their legendary chemistry on The Tonight Show. Who Do You Trust? allowed Carson to refine his interviewing skills and develop a strong connection with his audience. His playful banter, quick wit, and ability to ad-lib set him apart from other television hosts of the time. This period was a crucial stepping stone, not only because it established Carson as a rising star in television but also because it attracted the attention of NBC executives, who were searching for a new host for The Tonight Show. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson In 1962, Carson accepted the offer to take over The Tonight Show from Jack Paar. This transition marked the beginning of a historic era in late-night television. On October 1, 1962, Johnny Carson debuted as the host of The Tonight Show from Studio 6B at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Initially, there were doubts about whether Carson could live up to his predecessors, but he quickly won over audiences with his engaging, conversational style and sharp humor. Innovations and Signature Format Johnny Carson redefined the late-night talk show format, turning The Tonight Show into a nightly entertainment staple. His opening monologues became legendary, often setting the tone for the evening with jokes about current events, politics, and celebrity culture. Carson’s monologue style combined a laid-back delivery with a sharp comedic edge, and his skillful handling of jokes that occasionally fell flat—acknowledging and poking fun at his own misfires—endeared him to audiences. Beyond the monologue, Carson introduced recurring comedic segments and characters that became iconic. One of the most beloved was “Carnac the Magnificent,” a mystical, turban-clad seer who humorously predicted answers to questions hidden in envelopes. Other memorable sketches included “Aunt Blabby,” an elderly, sharp-tongued character, and the infamous “Art Fern” from the “Tea Time Movie” sketches. These recurring bits highlighted Carson’s versatility and ability to engage in physical comedy and wordplay. Memorable Moments and Interviews Over his 30 years as host, Johnny Carson interviewed thousands of guests, from Hollywood stars and politicians to everyday people with extraordinary stories. His ability to make guests feel at ease allowed for genuine and often revealing conversations. Carson knew how to read the room, adapting his approach to each guest’s personality. His interviews with the likes of Robin Williams, Bette Midler, and Don Rickles became legendary, often blending humor with moments of unexpected sincerity. Carson was also known for his spontaneous and unscripted humor. Classic moments include animal expert Jim Fowler bringing wild animals onto the set, which often resulted in hilariously unpredictable interactions. Carson’s genuine reactions to these surprises became some of the most talked-about and cherished moments on the show. Comedy Style and Influence Johnny Carson’s comedy was a masterclass in timing, subtlety, and universal appeal. Unlike the brash or polarizing humor of some of his contemporaries, Carson’s comedic approach was refined, yet accessible, relying on his charm and wit to win over audiences. His humor often involved clever wordplay, double entendres, and a keen sense of the absurd. He had an innate ability to deliver punchlines with a look or a pause that was as effective as the joke itself. Carson’s comedic genius lay not just in what he said but in how he said it, often using facial expressions and body language to amplify the humor. Master of Timing One of Carson’s most admired skills was his impeccable sense of timing. In comedy, timing is crucial, and Carson had an extraordinary knack for knowing exactly when to deliver a joke or a witty retort. His experience in stand-up and early television gave him a deep understanding of the rhythm of humor, and he used this to great effect during his monologues and sketches. Even when jokes fell flat—a rarity—Carson would pivot effortlessly, turning the situation into a moment of self-deprecating humor that made the audience laugh even harder. This ability to make something funny out of a flop became a signature part of his comedic identity. Influence on Future Generations Carson’s influence on future generations of comedians and talk show hosts is immeasurable. He set the gold standard for late-night television, and many hosts have openly credited Carson as their inspiration. David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert have all cited Carson as a major influence on their careers. His legacy is particularly evident in the late-night talk show format, which remains largely unchanged since Carson perfected it. David Letterman, who was particularly close to Carson, adopted many of Carson’s traits, including his dry humor and unpredictability. Jay Leno, who would later succeed Carson as host of The Tonight Show, also drew inspiration from Carson’s monologue style and audience interactions. Even younger hosts like Jimmy Fallon have carried on Carson’s tradition of playful sketches and musical segments, demonstrating how the legendary host's impact has transcended generations. Signature Phrases and Characters Carson's humor was

Johnny Carson was a pioneering figure in the world of American television, known as the “King of Late Night” for his 30-year reign as host of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. His influence reshaped the late-night talk show format, blending humor, charisma, and an uncanny ability to connect with audiences. Carson’s contributions to entertainment extended beyond comedy; he created a cultural institution that defined a genre and inspired generations of future hosts. His effortless delivery, clever wit, and memorable sketches left an indelible mark on television, making The Tonight Show a nightly ritual for millions of Americans. Carson’s legacy continues to influence the entertainment industry, with echoes of his style seen in the performances of late-night hosts who followed in his footsteps. Despite the comedy landscape evolving over the years, Johnny Carson’s impact remains unmatched. His mastery of timing, his ability to make guests feel at ease, and his memorable comedic characters made him a beloved figure in American pop culture. Early Life and Background Johnny Carson was born John William Carson on October 23, 1925, in Corning, Iowa, to parents Homer Lloyd Carson, a power company manager, and Ruth Hook Carson. His family moved to Norfolk, Nebraska, when he was eight years old, where he grew up alongside his older sister, Catherine, and younger brother, Richard. Carson’s childhood was filled with the wholesome simplicity of a small Midwestern town, but his fascination with entertainment emerged early. From a young age, Carson was drawn to the art of performance. At 12 years old, he discovered magic, a passion that would spark his love for being on stage. He saved money to purchase a mail-order magician's kit and soon began performing in front of family and friends, billing himself as “The Great Carsoni.” These early magic shows were his first taste of show business, giving him the confidence and experience that would later define his television persona. Carson attended Norfolk High School, where he continued to hone his skills as a performer. His natural comedic talent became evident, and he was known for his quick wit and ability to captivate an audience. After high school, he enrolled at the University of Nebraska, where he majored in radio and speech with a minor in physics. During college, he worked for a local radio station, developing his broadcasting skills and setting the stage for his future in media. Military Service In 1943, as World War II raged, Johnny Carson joined the U.S. Navy. He was commissioned as an ensign and assigned to the USS Pennsylvania, a battleship stationed in the Pacific. Though Carson never saw active combat, his military service left a lasting impression on him. He entertained fellow servicemen with his humor and magic tricks, keeping morale high. These performances provided a unique training ground for his eventual career in entertainment. After the war, Carson returned to Nebraska, completed his degree in 1949, and embarked on a broadcasting career that would lead to national fame. After graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1949, Johnny Carson quickly set his sights on the world of broadcasting. His first professional job was at WOW radio and television in Omaha, Nebraska, where he served as an announcer. During his time at WOW, Carson developed his skills in timing, improvisation, and audience engagement. His natural ease on air and knack for comedic bits began to draw attention. Carson’s first major opportunity in television came when he moved to California. He landed a gig at KNXT, a Los Angeles-based CBS affiliate, where he hosted a show called Carson’s Cellar (1951-1953). This program, a half-hour mix of comedy and interviews, showcased Carson’s burgeoning talent. Despite its limited production budget, Carson’s Cellar became a local hit and drew the admiration of notable entertainers, including comedian Red Skelton. Carson’s performance on the show would pave the way for his future in national television. In 1954, Carson joined The Red Skelton Show as a writer and occasional performer. An unexpected moment that accelerated his career occurred when he had to fill in as host for Skelton, who was injured during a rehearsal. Carson’s quick thinking and humor were so well-received that it boosted his visibility and reputation within the entertainment industry. Breakthrough with Who Do You Trust? Carson’s national breakthrough came in 1957 when he was hired to host the daytime game show Who Do You Trust? on ABC. Working alongside his sidekick Ed McMahon, Carson’s engaging and humorous style made the show immensely popular. The partnership with McMahon was significant; their dynamic rapport laid the foundation for their legendary chemistry on The Tonight Show. Who Do You Trust? allowed Carson to refine his interviewing skills and develop a strong connection with his audience. His playful banter, quick wit, and ability to ad-lib set him apart from other television hosts of the time. This period was a crucial stepping stone, not only because it established Carson as a rising star in television but also because it attracted the attention of NBC executives, who were searching for a new host for The Tonight Show. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson In 1962, Carson accepted the offer to take over The Tonight Show from Jack Paar. This transition marked the beginning of a historic era in late-night television. On October 1, 1962, Johnny Carson debuted as the host of The Tonight Show from Studio 6B at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Initially, there were doubts about whether Carson could live up to his predecessors, but he quickly won over audiences with his engaging, conversational style and sharp humor. Innovations and Signature Format Johnny Carson redefined the late-night talk show format, turning The Tonight Show into a nightly entertainment staple. His opening monologues became legendary, often setting the tone for the evening with jokes about current events, politics, and celebrity culture. Carson’s monologue style combined a laid-back delivery with a sharp comedic edge, and his skillful handling of jokes that occasionally fell flat—acknowledging and poking fun at his own misfires—endeared him to audiences. Beyond the monologue, Carson introduced recurring comedic segments and characters that became iconic. One of the most beloved was “Carnac the Magnificent,” a mystical, turban-clad seer who humorously predicted answers to questions hidden in envelopes. Other memorable sketches included “Aunt Blabby,” an elderly, sharp-tongued character, and the infamous “Art Fern” from the “Tea Time Movie” sketches. These recurring bits highlighted Carson’s versatility and ability to engage in physical comedy and wordplay. Memorable Moments and Interviews Over his 30 years as host, Johnny Carson interviewed thousands of guests, from Hollywood stars and politicians to everyday people with extraordinary stories. His ability to make guests feel at ease allowed for genuine and often revealing conversations. Carson knew how to read the room, adapting his approach to each guest’s personality. His interviews with the likes of Robin Williams, Bette Midler, and Don Rickles became legendary, often blending humor with moments of unexpected sincerity. Carson was also known for his spontaneous and unscripted humor. Classic moments include animal expert Jim Fowler bringing wild animals onto the set, which often resulted in hilariously unpredictable interactions. Carson’s genuine reactions to these surprises became some of the most talked-about and cherished moments on the show. Comedy Style and Influence Johnny Carson’s comedy was a masterclass in timing, subtlety, and universal appeal. Unlike the brash or polarizing humor of some of his contemporaries, Carson’s comedic approach was refined, yet accessible, relying on his charm and wit to win over audiences. His humor often involved clever wordplay, double entendres, and a keen sense of the absurd. He had an innate ability to deliver punchlines with a look or a pause that was as effective as the joke itself. Carson’s comedic genius lay not just in what he said but in how he said it, often using facial expressions and body language to amplify the humor. Master of Timing One of Carson’s most admired skills was his impeccable sense of timing. In comedy, timing is crucial, and Carson had an extraordinary knack for knowing exactly when to deliver a joke or a witty retort. His experience in stand-up and early television gave him a deep understanding of the rhythm of humor, and he used this to great effect during his monologues and sketches. Even when jokes fell flat—a rarity—Carson would pivot effortlessly, turning the situation into a moment of self-deprecating humor that made the audience laugh even harder. This ability to make something funny out of a flop became a signature part of his comedic identity. Influence on Future Generations Carson’s influence on future generations of comedians and talk show hosts is immeasurable. He set the gold standard for late-night television, and many hosts have openly credited Carson as their inspiration. David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert have all cited Carson as a major influence on their careers. His legacy is particularly evident in the late-night talk show format, which remains largely unchanged since Carson perfected it. David Letterman, who was particularly close to Carson, adopted many of Carson’s traits, including his dry humor and unpredictability. Jay Leno, who would later succeed Carson as host of The Tonight Show, also drew inspiration from Carson’s monologue style and audience interactions. Even younger hosts like Jimmy Fallon have carried on Carson’s tradition of playful sketches and musical segments, demonstrating how the legendary host's impact has transcended generations. Signature Phrases and Characters Carson's humor was

Johnny Carson was a pioneering figure in the world of American television, known as the “King of Late Night” for his 30-year reign as host of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. His influence reshaped the late-night talk show format, blending humor, charisma, and an uncanny ability to connect with audiences. Carson’s contributions to entertainment extended beyond comedy; he created a cultural institution that defined a genre and inspired generations of future hosts. His effortless delivery, clever wit, and memorable sketches left an indelible mark on television, making The Tonight Show a nightly ritual for millions of Americans. Carson’s legacy continues to influence the entertainment industry, with echoes of his style seen in the performances of late-night hosts who followed in his footsteps. Despite the comedy landscape evolving over the years, Johnny Carson’s impact remains unmatched. His mastery of timing, his ability to make guests feel at ease, and his memorable comedic characters made him a beloved figure in American pop culture. Early Life and Background Johnny Carson was born John William Carson on October 23, 1925, in Corning, Iowa, to parents Homer Lloyd Carson, a power company manager, and Ruth Hook Carson. His family moved to Norfolk, Nebraska, when he was eight years old, where he grew up alongside his older sister, Catherine, and younger brother, Richard. Carson’s childhood was filled with the wholesome simplicity of a small Midwestern town, but his fascination with entertainment emerged early. From a young age, Carson was drawn to the art of performance. At 12 years old, he discovered magic, a passion that would spark his love for being on stage. He saved money to purchase a mail-order magician's kit and soon began performing in front of family and friends, billing himself as “The Great Carsoni.” These early magic shows were his first taste of show business, giving him the confidence and experience that would later define his television persona. Carson attended Norfolk High School, where he continued to hone his skills as a performer. His natural comedic talent became evident, and he was known for his quick wit and ability to captivate an audience. After high school, he enrolled at the University of Nebraska, where he majored in radio and speech with a minor in physics. During college, he worked for a local radio station, developing his broadcasting skills and setting the stage for his future in media. Military Service In 1943, as World War II raged, Johnny Carson joined the U.S. Navy. He was commissioned as an ensign and assigned to the USS Pennsylvania, a battleship stationed in the Pacific. Though Carson never saw active combat, his military service left a lasting impression on him. He entertained fellow servicemen with his humor and magic tricks, keeping morale high. These performances provided a unique training ground for his eventual career in entertainment. After the war, Carson returned to Nebraska, completed his degree in 1949, and embarked on a broadcasting career that would lead to national fame. After graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1949, Johnny Carson quickly set his sights on the world of broadcasting. His first professional job was at WOW radio and television in Omaha, Nebraska, where he served as an announcer. During his time at WOW, Carson developed his skills in timing, improvisation, and audience engagement. His natural ease on air and knack for comedic bits began to draw attention. Carson’s first major opportunity in television came when he moved to California. He landed a gig at KNXT, a Los Angeles-based CBS affiliate, where he hosted a show called Carson’s Cellar (1951-1953). This program, a half-hour mix of comedy and interviews, showcased Carson’s burgeoning talent. Despite its limited production budget, Carson’s Cellar became a local hit and drew the admiration of notable entertainers, including comedian Red Skelton. Carson’s performance on the show would pave the way for his future in national television. In 1954, Carson joined The Red Skelton Show as a writer and occasional performer. An unexpected moment that accelerated his career occurred when he had to fill in as host for Skelton, who was injured during a rehearsal. Carson’s quick thinking and humor were so well-received that it boosted his visibility and reputation within the entertainment industry. Breakthrough with Who Do You Trust? Carson’s national breakthrough came in 1957 when he was hired to host the daytime game show Who Do You Trust? on ABC. Working alongside his sidekick Ed McMahon, Carson’s engaging and humorous style made the show immensely popular. The partnership with McMahon was significant; their dynamic rapport laid the foundation for their legendary chemistry on The Tonight Show. Who Do You Trust? allowed Carson to refine his interviewing skills and develop a strong connection with his audience. His playful banter, quick wit, and ability to ad-lib set him apart from other television hosts of the time. This period was a crucial stepping stone, not only because it established Carson as a rising star in television but also because it attracted the attention of NBC executives, who were searching for a new host for The Tonight Show. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson In 1962, Carson accepted the offer to take over The Tonight Show from Jack Paar. This transition marked the beginning of a historic era in late-night television. On October 1, 1962, Johnny Carson debuted as the host of The Tonight Show from Studio 6B at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Initially, there were doubts about whether Carson could live up to his predecessors, but he quickly won over audiences with his engaging, conversational style and sharp humor. Innovations and Signature Format Johnny Carson redefined the late-night talk show format, turning The Tonight Show into a nightly entertainment staple. His opening monologues became legendary, often setting the tone for the evening with jokes about current events, politics, and celebrity culture. Carson’s monologue style combined a laid-back delivery with a sharp comedic edge, and his skillful handling of jokes that occasionally fell flat—acknowledging and poking fun at his own misfires—endeared him to audiences. Beyond the monologue, Carson introduced recurring comedic segments and characters that became iconic. One of the most beloved was “Carnac the Magnificent,” a mystical, turban-clad seer who humorously predicted answers to questions hidden in envelopes. Other memorable sketches included “Aunt Blabby,” an elderly, sharp-tongued character, and the infamous “Art Fern” from the “Tea Time Movie” sketches. These recurring bits highlighted Carson’s versatility and ability to engage in physical comedy and wordplay. Memorable Moments and Interviews Over his 30 years as host, Johnny Carson interviewed thousands of guests, from Hollywood stars and politicians to everyday people with extraordinary stories. His ability to make guests feel at ease allowed for genuine and often revealing conversations. Carson knew how to read the room, adapting his approach to each guest’s personality. His interviews with the likes of Robin Williams, Bette Midler, and Don Rickles became legendary, often blending humor with moments of unexpected sincerity. Carson was also known for his spontaneous and unscripted humor. Classic moments include animal expert Jim Fowler bringing wild animals onto the set, which often resulted in hilariously unpredictable interactions. Carson’s genuine reactions to these surprises became some of the most talked-about and cherished moments on the show. Comedy Style and Influence Johnny Carson’s comedy was a masterclass in timing, subtlety, and universal appeal. Unlike the brash or polarizing humor of some of his contemporaries, Carson’s comedic approach was refined, yet accessible, relying on his charm and wit to win over audiences. His humor often involved clever wordplay, double entendres, and a keen sense of the absurd. He had an innate ability to deliver punchlines with a look or a pause that was as effective as the joke itself. Carson’s comedic genius lay not just in what he said but in how he said it, often using facial expressions and body language to amplify the humor. Master of Timing One of Carson’s most admired skills was his impeccable sense of timing. In comedy, timing is crucial, and Carson had an extraordinary knack for knowing exactly when to deliver a joke or a witty retort. His experience in stand-up and early television gave him a deep understanding of the rhythm of humor, and he used this to great effect during his monologues and sketches. Even when jokes fell flat—a rarity—Carson would pivot effortlessly, turning the situation into a moment of self-deprecating humor that made the audience laugh even harder. This ability to make something funny out of a flop became a signature part of his comedic identity. Influence on Future Generations Carson’s influence on future generations of comedians and talk show hosts is immeasurable. He set the gold standard for late-night television, and many hosts have openly credited Carson as their inspiration. David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert have all cited Carson as a major influence on their careers. His legacy is particularly evident in the late-night talk show format, which remains largely unchanged since Carson perfected it. David Letterman, who was particularly close to Carson, adopted many of Carson’s traits, including his dry humor and unpredictability. Jay Leno, who would later succeed Carson as host of The Tonight Show, also drew inspiration from Carson’s monologue style and audience interactions. Even younger hosts like Jimmy Fallon have carried on Carson’s tradition of playful sketches and musical segments, demonstrating how the legendary host's impact has transcended generations. Signature Phrases and Characters Carson's humor was

Johnny Carson - Audio Biography

Revisiting and tweaking the timelines of Doctor Who

Nostalgia Tours

Welcome to Otaku Podcast Network. Here I discuss Tv Series, Movies and Asian Dramas. I use AI to do the reviews because it  helps keep the reviews creative and fun so I hope you will enjoy! We keep our podcast short and detailed so that they make for a easy and quick listen.  Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/otakupodcastnetwork--6257171/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/otakupodcastnetwork--6257171/support</a>.

Welcome to Otaku Podcast Network. Here I discuss Tv Series, Movies and Asian Dramas. I use AI to do the reviews because it helps keep the reviews creative and fun so I hope you will enjoy! We keep our podcast short and detailed so that they make for a easy and quick listen. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/otakupodcastnetwork--6257171/support.

Welcome to Otaku Podcast Network. Here I discuss Tv Series, Movies and Asian Dramas. I use AI to do the reviews because it&nbsp; helps keep the reviews creative and fun so I hope you will enjoy! We keep our podcast short and detailed so that they make for a easy and quick listen.&nbsp; Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/otakupodcastnetwork--6257171/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/otakupodcastnetwork--6257171/support</a>.

OtakuPodcastNetwork

První český podcast věnovaný výhradně filmovým tvůrcům a jejich filmografii. Chodíte rádi do kina nebo sledujete filmy na streamovacích platformách? Zajímá vás, jaký biják byste neměli vynechat? Poslechněte si náš podcast věnovaný velikánům světové kinematografie. V každém díle se dozvíte podrobné informace o významném filmovém tvůrci. Shrneme jejich filmy a možná vás na některý z nich navnadíme. Přejeme příjemný poslech!

CINEMA GIRLS

Scooby-Doo Inspired Goonsquad Movie Analysis

Scooby-Doo Inspired Goonsquad Movie Analysis

SIGMA CINEMA

Vergessene Filmperlen und aufpolierte Klassiker. Ans Licht gezerrter Trash und anspruchsvolle Kunst. Kosmisches Grauen und Guilty Pleasure. Mutige Monsterjäger und kokette Kokotten. Terror, Titten und Tentakel ...


Kurzum: 25 Jahre WICKED!
 
Zwei Film-Nerds taumeln durch die Medienwelt der Gegenwart, der Vergangenheit und der Zukunft. Im Angesicht einer sich wandelnden (Fandom-)Szene werden private Ansichten gegen professionelle Standpunkte in die Schlacht geführt. Die Moderatoren reden über Schaulust, Konsumfrust - und über Freud und Leid der Labelarbeit. Hierbei (soviel sei verraten) reift die Erkenntnis, dass früher manches besser war - anderes jedoch auch nicht.
 
Triggerwarnung: Die Beiträge dieses Podcasts können Spuren von Satire, Subversion und Sünde - in Worten, Taten und Gedankenwerk - enthalten. Nach dem Konsum wäre ein gründliches Abduschen und die Konsultation eines Exorzisten anzuraten!

Vergessene Filmperlen und aufpolierte Klassiker. Ans Licht gezerrter Trash und anspruchsvolle Kunst. Kosmisches Grauen und Guilty Pleasure. Mutige Monsterjäger und kokette Kokotten. Terror, Titten und Tentakel ... Kurzum: 25 Jahre WICKED! Zwei Film-Nerds taumeln durch die Medienwelt der Gegenwart, der Vergangenheit und der Zukunft. Im Angesicht einer sich wandelnden (Fandom-)Szene werden private Ansichten gegen professionelle Standpunkte in die Schlacht geführt. Die Moderatoren reden über Schaulust, Konsumfrust - und über Freud und Leid der Labelarbeit. Hierbei (soviel sei verraten) reift die Erkenntnis, dass früher manches besser war - anderes jedoch auch nicht. Triggerwarnung: Die Beiträge dieses Podcasts können Spuren von Satire, Subversion und Sünde - in Worten, Taten und Gedankenwerk - enthalten. Nach dem Konsum wäre ein gründliches Abduschen und die Konsultation eines Exorzisten anzuraten!

Filmkorn Kultisten

The Captain’s Log is a podcast from The Whatnauts where we can talk about all the pop culture news that has caught our attention, share stories from our lives, and get into all kinds of shenanigans. We play games, talk about the movies and TV shows we are watching, and have a great time just hanging out.

The Captain's Log

On this podcast we take the best films of all time, and as the worst possible movie critics you can find, do our best at reviewing them. We cover the story, featuring spoilers, and anything else we find interesting about the film. The movies we are reviewing are the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture and we have gone back to the start (1928) so you don't have to. Uncensored and unwanted, Aleks and Barrett aim to recapture the magic these movies once cast on viewers.

The Best by the Worst

Welcome to Times Two The Podcast. This is your weekly catch up with twin sisters Chelsea and Rachel Boothman. Talking all things love, friendships, health and our journey through life so far. It will be full of ups and downs and so much more. Just two girls trying to navigate life in our twenties, so join us for the fun, many laughs and lots of love. A new episode every Wednesday. Instagram: @timestwothepodcastTiktok: @_timestwo <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to Times Two The Podcast. This is your weekly catch up with twin sisters Chelsea and Rachel Boothman. Talking all things love, friendships, health and our journey through life so far. It will be full of ups and downs and so much more. Just two girls trying to navigate life in our twenties, so join us for the fun, many laughs and lots of love. A new episode every Wednesday. Instagram: @timestwothepodcast Tiktok: @_timestwo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Times Two The Podcast. This is your weekly catch up with twin sisters Chelsea and Rachel Boothman. Talking all things love, friendships, health and our journey through life so far. It will be full of ups and downs and so much more. Just two girls trying to navigate life in our twenties, so join us for the fun, many laughs and lots of love. A new episode every Wednesday. Instagram: @timestwothepodcastTiktok: @_timestwo Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Times Two

A learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore! 

Every two-weeks we present a conversation in two halves!

Part one - the Framestore Podcast Dailies! Each week we invite a guest to our regular ‘dailies’ session. Set questions designed to find out what makes our guests tick, what they do at our studio, their career journey so far and all manner of advice, tips and tricks. 

For our second portion, arriving later that week, we hand the reins over to a guest co-host, a member of our global community who stands to learn a lot from the experience who engages our special guest into a deeper dive conversation. Arguably a more technical discussion depending on who we have on the pod.

Also, check out 'The Framestore Dailies' Spotify playlist, where each guest and co-host share two tracks from their most loved 'music-to-work-to' artist 🎧

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/56zMyRAPF0a9qjhZTV3pLZ?si=de24b54848b04155

A learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore! Every two-weeks we present a conversation in two halves! Part one - the Framestore Podcast Dailies! Each week we invite a guest to our regular ‘dailies’ session. Set questions designed to find out what makes our guests tick, what they do at our studio, their career journey so far and all manner of advice, tips and tricks. For our second portion, arriving later that week, we hand the reins over to a guest co-host, a member of our global community who stands to learn a lot from the experience who engages our special guest into a deeper dive conversation. Arguably a more technical discussion depending on who we have on the pod. Also, check out 'The Framestore Dailies' Spotify playlist, where each guest and co-host share two tracks from their most loved 'music-to-work-to' artist 🎧 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/56zMyRAPF0a9qjhZTV3pLZ?si=de24b54848b04155

The Framestore Podcast

Here we review your favorite movies alongside your favorite beer. Releasing weekly on Mondays for your listening pleasure. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the Three Beers and a Movie Podcast.

Here we review your favorite movies alongside your favorite beer. Releasing weekly on Mondays for your listening pleasure. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the Three Beers and a Movie Podcast.

Three Beers and a Movie Podcast

Why Knot? is the official podcast of the Knot Media Club at KC College, where we dive into fun and insightful conversations about all things art, media, and pop culture. Join us for light-hearted chats and expert tips from industry guests, perfect for mass media students and anyone aspiring to make their mark in the world of media! We challenge the conversation by always asking, why not?