The MusiPals

WE MISSED YOU SO MUCH! Back after a hiatus, we're so excited to be rolling again!

Do you enjoy the wonderful podcast 'My Favorite Murder'? Great, this is nothing like it, but it is about a murderous fictional character in the musical Sweeney Todd. Joined by an extra special guest, renowned actor Aaron Choi (who is currently starring in Spamalot), it's bound to scare your socks off (not really, it's actually not scary at all). What happens then, well that's the show, and the MusiPals wouldn't want me to let you know! So tune in!

Your friendly neighborhood MusiPals may not be able to sing Christmas Carol King's at your doorstep, but at least you can hear our delightfully strange antics for a few minutes going into the holiday season. 

Katie & Dan breakdown our favorite Christmas movies, and invite everyone to Tweet us their favorite holiday movies (any and all holidays because all are happily welcomed at The MusiPals). 

Happy Holidays, every Holiday, everywhere! From The MusiPals. 

Christmas music brought to you by: http://www.freexmasmp3.com/

Are you ready kids?! Hopefully, because we're talking about Spongebob the Musical! In this episode we dive into important subjects like Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, Sandy Cheeks, Mr Crabs and the (we hope) soon to Broadway musical, Spongebob the Musical. We're of course joined by the legendary Kevin Deliva who is truly a delight (you'll see...or hear).

The hills are alive with the sound of, well you'll just have to wait and hear what they're alive with. In this episode we dive into important subjects like reality shows, Boys II Men, and the critically-acclaimed musical, Sound of Music. Being our fourth episode, no guests this week.

Wait 'til you see my...podcast. In this episode we dive into important subjects like TGI Fridays, anvils, and poor sad Jud in the historically-appreciated musical, Oklahoma. We also bring a friend of ours, Hugh Jackman's part-time fan, Alex Borkowski a Chicago Comedian.

In this episode we dive into important subjects like banging, Blanche, and Danny Zuko's hips in the (somehow) critically-acclaimed musical, Grease. We also bring on our very first guest, Olivia Taylor from Lady Hustle Mag, a publication celebrating stories of women. 

Check out her work at: ladyhustlemag.com

One Musical-Nerd, and one Musical-Newb discuss some of the most popular musicals, and some that aren’t popular, with some of their very funny friends.

In this episode we dive into the important subjects like sexism, racism, and celebrity portrayal in the media brought up in the critically-acclaimed musical, Chicago. We also dive into even more important subjects like Beyonce, Human Centipede, Nipples, and John C Reilly's tap dancing. No guest this week because we wanted you to get to know us a little bit, but there will be one next week! 

BEGIN - Correct Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself:

Each week, mostly Dan, says something that might be insensitive, inappropriate, offensive, etc. and it's important that we explain to all of our listeners that we mean nothing negative by any of it. So much so that we will use this portion of the Description to Correct Ourselves before we Wreck Ourselves. 

Mastectomies. A very serious, life-saving procedure that treats one of the greatest plagues on our society, breast cancer. A mastectomy is the removal of breast tissue to prevent the spread of, and/or remove, cancerous tissue. Oftentimes, in the process, a woman's nipples are removed in a mastectomy, thus those women have no nipples. We understand this is a very real issue, and we mentioned Catherine Zeta Jones having no nipples, in complete jest. And we have corroborated, to the best of our ability, that Catherine Zeta Jones has not had to endure a mastectomy, nor breast cancer. Still, we apologize for any offense.

Swearing. We swear a lot. Especially in this podcast. We're working on it. 

END - Correct Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself

Hint for next week:

When Chicago Gangsters need to get something done, they use bribes. You might say they ________ palms.