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Larry tells uplifting stories from his own life, in the tradition of great radio raconteurs like Jean Shepherd and Prarie Home Companion. Join the party! It's time well spent! Larry Miller is best known for roles in Waiting For Guffman, Best in Show and 10 Things I Hate About You, as well as his standup comedy. Now he brings his sharp wit and genteel manner to his very own podcast.
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Columnist and novelist Sean Dietrich delivers homespun stories that might make you smile or cry. Tales of common people, rural places, small towns, and life in the American South. Based on the popular "Sean of the South" blog.
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Three Boring Dudes

Judd Hollander, Barret Randall, and Cody Murray

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Barret, Cody, Judd, and Jessica riff on the entertainment biz, video games, and whatever else they find funny or interesting. Featuring Blender Roulette at the top of every show, a bunch of show in the middle of every show, and the Garrison Keillor Award, the Paula Deen Merit Scholarship for Racism, and the Richard Pryor Champion of Comedians Championship Title Belt at the end of every show!
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Whether you play barefoot on the beach, practice layouts in the snow, or compete at the highest level, Huckin Eh’ is a weekly podcast focused on highlighting what makes Canadian ultimate so unique and awesome. From untold stories to news to tournament coverage, join hosts Danie Proby and Theo Wan as they guide you coast-to-coast for all things Canadian ultimate.
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Southern Humor - Motivation - Storytelling at its finest - Garrison Keillor Meets Minnie Pearl. Welcome to Prides Hollow, the small town with a big heart. Where people stay but the gossip travels. Award-winning storyteller Kelly Swanson takes you to her town of Prides Hollow, about a mile and a hair past nowhere. Where the simple life is revered, ordinary heroes are appreciated, and the stories are never fancy - they're just about the people. And everything is better with a casserole and a b ...
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Monica! The Podcast

Daniel Rogge & Tracie Potochnik

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This is Monica the Podcast, a 12 part deep dive into a private joke taken way too far, when two old friends -- Dan and Tracie -- wrote a musical based on the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal, conned Dan's composer brother into writing the score, got their Broadway level friends to perform it over and over in New York in the early 2000s, and accidentally ended up working on it for 5 years.
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I spent last week gadding about the Carolinas doing shows and enjoying the South, eating eggs and grits and hearing the waitress say, “Can I get you more coffee, darling?” and encountering Republicans, a tribe rarer than Mohicans on the West Side of Manhattan where I live. I miss them. My uncles tended Republican, believing in personal responsibili…
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Time to take on the world! Theo breaks down the upcoming World Junior Ultimate Championships in the UK and gets you ready for all the international action. Before that Kelsey Hayden makes a guest appearance to help recap recent tournaments that happened including Boston Invite, both PECs and BC Senior Regionals. Don't think Theo forgot about No Bor…
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Carlton Blanchard wins a round trip ticket from Sandpiper Air in this Season 03 episode 17 of Wings. The crew is cajoled into flying the wood meister, Carlton Blanchard to New Mexico and many stupid questions are asked. Emerson and Jarred answer the question, is this episode any good? Also up for discussion is new from the day of the episodes relea…
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Now I’m an old man, in no rush, keeping an eye out for curbs and crevices and treacherous slabs of sidewalk, hoping not to make a spectacle of myself, knowing that in New York I am surrounded by writers, real or imagined, who would find the crash of a tall elderly author rather satisfying. Once I was swift afoot and long astride, and now I amble al…
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Find out who qualified! Lots of bids were handed out in BC, Quebec and Ontario this past weekend. Hear all about it in the main event as Theo discusses which teams made it and where he went right and wrong in his picks. In the other main event, listen to a preview of BC Senior Regionals and hear Theo make his picks.…
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Going through a divorce as a man is tough under any circumstance, but especially when your time and involvement with your children is at risk. In this episode, we detail some of the ins and outs of dealing with custody battles in divorce, and provide information on how you can best prepare yourself to remain a positive force in your children's live…
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Ask a Midwesterner, “How are you?” and we tend to say, “Not bad” or “It could be worse,” feeling it’d sound glib or boastful to say, “Delighted,” and we men in particular tend to adopt an easygoing grumpiness as suitable for all occasions, but I think it’s bad luck not to acknowledge that I am very fortunate to have added my tongue to the other 999…
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The time has come! It's time to decide who will go to nationals from Ontario and Quebec. Find out all about the teams that are going and who he has gotten getting bids to the Big Dance! Before that, he breaks down what happened at Grand Masters Nationals and the inaugural winners. **Editor's note ** Theo adds in the list of Ontario mixed teams he h…
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Myself, I have a bias in favor of public education because that was my experience. I came from very exclusive fundamentalist evangelicals who looked down on Methodists and Lutherans as Scripturally off-base, so when I left home and walked into public school, I found myself among — O my gosh! — Catholic kids, boys who took the Lord’s name in vain an…
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Recapping all that's happened over the past two weeks! Theo makes his return from his California baseball trip to bring you all the recaps from tournaments that happened around the world. In the news, learn about the CUC Junior and Senior bid situation and which regions will be spicy. Get ready for the first ever CUC Grand Masters tournament as The…
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I fell twice crossing 89th Street, once in the middle of the street, once at the curb. I misjudged the step, crashed down on my hands and knees and chin, and once I walked into a tree branch on the path around the Central Park Reservoir and got plonked on my keister, and each time strangers rushed to my side to ask if I was okay and I said I was an…
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Can you really achieve success without a college degree? Join me as I address this pressing question head-on in the latest episode of the Christian Alpha podcast. Drawing from my multifaceted career as an attorney, author, and business owner, I offer my unique insights into the primary objectives of higher education—gaining knowledge, maturing into…
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In this episode of Christian Alpha, we discuss the "4 am Club", that elite group of crazy people who choose to start their day at a very painful hour. We'll talk about the enormous benefits of starting early, some of the challenges, and how you can implement this very powerful tool into your lifestyle. Support the Show.…
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Financial independence is a worthy goal to pursue on its own. However, in a world that is becoming increasingly hostile towards Christian men, building financial independence may become more of a necessity than a luxury in coming years. In this episode, you'll learn about some of the key elements to consider if you are thinking about starting your …
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It’s an age of dread, the news perpetually discouraging, TV and media merchandising ugliness, and either you join the Greek chorus of gloom or you go with the American choir of cheerful resolve, and I choose cheerfulness. I am capable of dismay: I’m dismayed by the Working From Home syndrome that is leaving our big office buildings half empty. I ca…
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Episode 16 of season 3 of Wings, "Planes, Trains, and Visiting Cranes", brings us another Wings/Cheers crossover. This time Frasier and Lilith Crane visit Nantucket, where Frasier leads an installment of his self-help seminar. Come on ride the Crane Train with Jarred and Emerson, and lets get us some emotional well- being! EMAIL US: WingsNutsProgra…
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I’m still writing books but haven’t been reviewed by anybody in ages, maybe because I’m an Old White Male and our time is up, or maybe I’ve written too many books, and I’m okay with unreviewing — going way back to Veronica Geng’s caramel custard review of Lake Wobegon Days in the New York Times in 1985, the reviews have been warm and sweet, which i…
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The fact is that when I was a kid in Minnesota, struggling my way through six-foot snowdrifts to school, long before lightweight down coats were invented — I was an 82-pound fourth-grader wearing 42 pounds of heavy woolens and corduroy, and one day I was caught by a pack of coyotes who carried me away to their den where I remained for several years…
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Monday is Memorial Day, a day that got lost when it was turned into a weekend, and someday we’ll turn it back into a day, which it was for a hundred years. Decoration Day. After the bloody Civil War, flowers were placed on the graves of the war dead. One of those times when the country is united. This is our observance of Memorial Day, a poem entit…
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No, it’s been a hard life and I didn’t mention the time I was kidnapped by coyotes. But I’m grateful. I tell myself, “It could be worse. I could get old and lose my mind.” The other day, I forgot the word “cognitive” for hours, I thought, “Alert? Informed? Awake? Attentive? Cerebral? Incognito?” The very word for the skills I’m scared of losing. An…
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A humongous storm (some might say...perfect) packs a wallop upon the island of Nantucket. Joe and Brian learn that their childhood home is set to be demolished from the damage, so the Tom Never Fields crew spend and evening in the dilapidated domicile: reminiscing, ransacking and putting on a wrecking ball act. Emerson and Jarred discuss the episod…
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The world’s longest parking lot is Fifth Avenue in New York at midday and a week ago I found myself stuck in it, in a cab driven by a devout Sikh with headscarf and big beard, whose religion evidently taught him to Yield, so we moved at a glacial rate from 86th to 43rd Street where I had an important lunch appointment. Had I taken the B train I wou…
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These days we’re in the era of the Personal Position Statement as we saw in the recent National Book Awards ceremony in New York. There is no NBA for humor because the event is all about Taking Ourselves Very Seriously As Compensation For Slights We Have Suffered From The Uncomprehending World. The winner of the poetry prize, a man from Guam, accep…
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THREE main events in one episode! Get all you need to know about the recent Ultimate Canda High School Invitational and what went down at US Regionals over the weekend. Theo is then joined by UBC's Ella Bolan and Mika Kurahashi and Victoria's Ericka Edgell and Brynn Freeland. To cap it all off, listen to a preview of the first club tourney of the s…
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So what happened to joke-telling?For one thing, some of the best jokes are about death. The old Republican is dying and tells his wife, “I’m going to switch parties because I’d rather it happen to a Democrat than to one of us.” These are maybe less funny when you get to be my age. For another thing, a politician came along in 2015 who isn’t funny. …
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History in the making! Theo sits down with three members of the Ottawa Gee-Gees men's team as they became the first Canadian men's team out of the Metro East since 2005 to make it to D-I College Nationals. The second main event includes a look at the upcoming Ultimate Canada Highschool Invitational in Toronto. Before all that, Theo talks about news…
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It’s wonderful hearing her at age 78 talking cheerfully about her life. As a young woman, she was hired by the Arizona attorney general, who assigned her to work at the state mental hospital. “To do what?” she said. “Whatever they need,” he said. So she went about organizing a legal aid clinic for the mentally ill, a simple necessary good. Big law …
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