Sunday Night Supper

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Sunday Night Supper episodes

  • SNS #37: Moments Of Crisis

    “I see sparks flying outside the train, and we stop with a jolt, and lights go out”- Alex Garretson

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    Fight or flight? When your normal routine suddenly has raised stakes, how do you handle the situation? Today, we get three instances of real crisis and the human response.

    Lights Out for Alex

    Appetizer: Off The Rails

    Andrew is late to interview Alex Garretson due to a kerfuffle on a subway platform, stemming from a train derailment earlier in the day. A train derailment, of which Alex was a passenger.

    First Course: Bad Brother

    A story from our friends at The Secret Room Podcast. What happens when the face on the Wanted poster belongs to your brother?
    (Starts at 08:55)

    Second Course: Why Can’t I Feel My Legs?

    Alex Garretson takes Andrew through waking up with no feeling in his legs, the long saga towards figuring out why, and how Alex dealt with the crisis in the moment. (Starts at 22:00 )

    Vote For THE GRAYSCALE during the semi-final round of the Audio Verse Awards

    Voting is open through the 30th of October, and a list of all of our nominees can be found here

    Produced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg,
    and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by

    Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Except for the story from The Secret Room Podcast, produced by Ben Hamm and Dahlia Beta

    Today’s episode featured Alex Garretson and Matthew Schott

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael Gugliotti

    Other music in the episode is by Podington Bear

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  • Making JERK – #3 Eye Contact

    A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK.

    In today’s episode, Andrew reveals some real life moments that inspired JERK, and we go through the importance of eye contact to relationship between actors, and between actors and the audience.

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    JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

    *(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

    You can buy tickets to the show here

    And you can DONATE to the production here

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  • Making JERK – #2 We Don’t Have The Space

    A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK.

    In today’s episode, Andrew highlights the directing talents of Dylan James Amick, and runs through the constraints on this production.

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    JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

    *(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

    You can buy tickets to the show here

    And you can DONATE to the production here

     

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  • Making JERK – #1 The Final Table Read

    A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK. In today’s episode, Andrew tells us how we got here, and why table reads make him nervous.

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    JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

    *(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

    You can buy tickets to the show here

    And you can DONATE to the production here

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  • SUNDAY NIGHT SNACK

    In this minisode, we hear a new story about what not to do when working out in a graveyard, we revisit our JULY 4TH trip to Coney Island, and we get a preview about the next full length SNS episode.

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    The Zine

    First Course: Grave Consequences

    Lindsey Griffith tells of her failed high intensity workout in a graveyard, and the poor soul who bared the brunt of it.
    (Starts at 2:15)

    Second Course: A Vegetarian at the Hot Dog Contest

    Will Jennings just moved to New York. He also just transitioned to being a vegetarian. Now he’s going to a competitive eating competition. These are his observations.
    (Starts at 12:25)

     

    Produced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by

    Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Recorded by Julia Katz

    Today’s episode featured Lindsey Griffith and Will Jennings.

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    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael Gugliotti

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  • SNS #36: DIY

    “You think Steve Harvey is helping you, but you’ve known that pile of clothes needs to be put away for a while”- Matthew Manning

     

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    Do-It-Yourself has become a craze from instructional videos, to home cooking kits, to self help books. Today we explore what kind of value can be gleaned from doing it ourselves.

    Appetizer: Fresh To Death

    Andrew and Chelsea, amateur cooks at best, test out HelloFresh and learn how much they don’t know about cooking fancy meals.

    HelloFresh Meal Expectations

    First Course: Survey Says…

    Our friends from the Does This Work? Podcast take on Andrew’s self-help book challenge, and dedicate a week of their lives to the tutelage of Steve Harvey
    (Starts at 06:10)

    Second Course: Helped Self

    Matthew Manning and Clare Shreve go through the finer points and strategies of Act Like A Success, Think Like A Success, determined to come out on the other side with an improvement to their lives.
    (Starts at 17:52)

    Toast: Solo Chef

    Andrew tries to embody DIY culture, by doing another HelloFresh meal, this time by himself!
    (Starts at 35:25)

    The Reality of Cooking

    Produced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by

    Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Today’s episode featured Matthew Manning, Clare Shreve, and Chelsea Rugg

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael Gugliotti

    Other music in the episode is by Podington Bear

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  • SNS #35: The End

    “Even if you know it’s over, it’s hard because it’s… it’s another person!”- Molly Corum

     

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    For season three, we are starting at the end! This episode explores the difficulty of ending things, from long running television shows to Tinder relationships.


    Appetizer: Don’t Have A Bow, Man
    Andrew and Matt Schott were raised on The Simpsons. As the show moves deeper into it’s twilight years, our duo explores the possible ways the show might end.

    Ian’s Car

    First Course: Car Troubles

    Ian Crawford went through a lot of cars growing up. When faced with the potential end of his last car, Ian tries everything to fix a bad situation, but only gets deeper into it.
    (Starts at 8:20)

    Second Course: We’ll Always Have November

    Online dating expert Dylan James Amick gives his thoughts on how to call it quits with an online match, then perennial quitting-avoider Molly Corum recounts a recent Tinder relationship that she let go on for far too long
    (Starts at 23:25)

    Toast:

    Andrew avoids trying to end things in an episode about endings
    (Starts at 39:35)

    HelloFresh Meal Expectations

    Produced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    Hosted, Written, and Edited by

    Andrew Terrance Kaberline

    The Reality of Cooking

    Today’s episode featured Matthew Schott, Ian Crawford, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Molly Corum

    Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

    The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael Gugliotti

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  • 2017 Podcast Address: Third Year Anniversary

    Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline reveals everything you need to know about CPT Broadcast’s third year producing audio stories.

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    Two years ago, on valentine’s day 2015, I was sitting in a rehearsal space in downtown Manhattan with the rest of the Critical Point ensemble, trying to figure out why our podcasts wouldn’t upload.

    There is a great photo of this moment that is included in our press photos, of everyone else handling this situation well, and me picking at the sides of my mouth (certainly a gross tick of mine) praying that this hiccup wouldn’t kill the idea of making audio as a group before it even got off the ground.

    Fast forward to now, 2017, and CPT Broadcasting is prepared to announce our intentions with our third year production cycle for our audio wing.

    Above I have included an audio file that contains my podcast address as well as interviews with the show runners explaining the directions of their shows this year. But for those who can’t listen to it at the moment or maybe are reading this at work, I’ll hit you up with some highlights:

    RETURNING SHOWS:

    The Grayscale

    Last season ended with more information revealed about the Moral Influx Co. and unknown whereabouts of our humble narrator, The Voice Inside Your Head. This season promises to give the people everything they’ve ever wanted, and maybe, just maybe, we will finally learn more about what the Grayscale itself actually is.

    • It will consist of 10 original episodes, dropping on the first of the month
    • The Grayscale will return on the tentative date of April 1st.

      • The Creedence Clearwater Revival Hour

      The Pastor was revealed to be an imposter in last season’s finale, and now he’s on the run. Don’t worry, this will all get straightened out by Detective Jim Silvers, and I’m sure the Pastor will be back to interviewing the people of Beavertail Nebraska this season resulting in hijinks, calamity, and all around merriment.

      • CCRH will return on March 6th with its first full episode
      • CCRH will consist of 15 full length improvised episodes, as well as a handful of minisodes
      • There will be a short mini-series to bridge the two seasons, released shortly

        • Sunday Night Supper

        Andrew returns with a revamped, brand new, glossy sounding season of storytelling and radio journalism. This year we will weave together high concept episodes with stories told in our original format. There will always be an appetizer at the top of show that paints more of a narrative scene, followed by true stories told around the dinner table.

        • SNS will return tentatively in May
        • There will be 15 episodes consisting of true stories and audio narrative features

          • WHAT ELSE DO YOU GOT?

          We hope to bring you some more content this year independent of our three running shows (we have decided to fold Julia’s efforts on SJW into Sunday Night Supper, so that show will no longer be in full time production). Our goal is to release an original limited podcast drama series that will tie in with our production of Phfreaking. Also Will Jennings will be spearheading an ambitious project that aims to work like Masterpiece Theatre, in producing standalone audio dramas created by the ensemble AND by other writers and art makers that we recognize as being great.

          SO hang tight everyone! We will be putting more audio in your ears very very soon.

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        • SNS #34: Strange Love

          “Here I am thinking now, not “hey I should get out of this situation,” but more so “is this weird? Is this beastiality?”- Jon Zencheck

           

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          In our season finale, we explore the strange things that people do as a result of trying to find a mate, or in response to losing one.

          Not The Only Cat In This Episode

          Appetizer:

          Dylan shares his go-to Tinder question about JaRule, and the answer that changed the way he goes about using it.

          First Course: That’s Not Me

          Charlotte speaks about a not unusual teenage fling. What is more unusual is the way her internet pressence changes in response.
          (Starts at 4:50)

          Second Course: Strange Strange

          Jon Zencheck thinks back to the most noteworthy and outrageous one-night stand of his life, and his thought process during it.
          (Starts at 20:00)

          Toast:

          Andrew recounts all that we’ve done on the show this season, and looks forward to next year.
          (Starts at 35:30)


          The Dinner

          Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

          Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

          Today’s episode featured Dylan James Amick, Charlotte, and Jon Zencheck

          Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes

          The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear

          The cover of “I Wish It Was Christmas Today” can be found, here

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        • SNS #33: Seven Deadly Sins (Part 2)

          I think that in just one angle of his head, there are a million stories. – Matt Manning, on Larry

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          Andrew explores the final three deadly sins. Our journey takes us from Facebook to fictional cities to the local strip club.

           

          Appetizer:

          Andrew reminds the audience about the sins we covered last week, before diving into the remaining sins.

          First Course: Public Pride

          Andrew revisits the pilot episode from Does This Work? With co-hosts Matt Manning and Clare Shreve. In the episode they went looking for a random Facebook user’s profile to critique, what they found was Larry.
          (Starts at 3:00)

          You can listen to Does This Work? on iTunes

          Second Course: Green Eyed Monster

          Actor Jason Tolbert performs a short story written by Matthew Schott, that explores the origin story of a new superhero who can’t quite grasp why humans have to be so envious of him.
          (Starts at 25:30)

          Third Course: Lust With Lux

          Lux Atl is kind enough to share a story with us from her podcast about the first regular she had while stripping, and how what they viewed as their customer-provider relationship was very very different.
          (Starts at 39:57)

          You can listen to Lux Atl’s podcast Stripcast: True Stories from a Stipper with a PHD on iTunes, and you can learn more about her work here

          Produced by Exectuive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

          Hosted, Written, and Edited by Andrew Terrance Kaberline

          Today’s episode featured stories, reporting, and acting from Matt Manning and Clare Shreve,

          Matthew Schott, Jason Tolbert, and Lux Atl.

          Subscribe to Sunday Night Supper on iTunes


          The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Podington Bear.

          WANT MORE FROM CRITICAL POINT THEATRE?
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