I’m super-proud to have been invited on Jackie Kashian’s legendary podcast “The Dork Forest,” in which I ramble like a genius for an hour about
Month: June 2015
Sam Choo | Pratfalls of Parenting Ep 133
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“One informed guest or one informed caller can just but us on a different rail.”
Producer and broadcast director for MPR News Sam Choo talks ab…
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Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour Podcast Episode 47 – Mustard, Inc.
This week, the hilarious Allen Rueckert joins us to discuss our first feature film, “Looking Forward.” While it doesn’t say “Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour” on it anywhere, there are DJCH clips (some of which you’re already familiar with) in it, because it’s based on Dan and my actual childhoods, if only loosely. Also, Maury Povich gets a credit. That kinda seals the deal.
Allen had almost no time to prepare and, while the film is entirely improvised, he still became the glue of the whole project. Without his character, the story doesn’t make sense, and without his sincerity, the
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Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour – Allen Rueckert and Zack Foulkes as Scott and Chad in ‘Looking Forward’ (2012)
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Alright, kids, on Monday, episode 47 will premiere, with special guest Allen Rueckert, to talk about my first feature film, Looking Forward, in which Dan and I co-star, with Allen and a bunch of other insanely talented folks. It’s basically a Dan and Jay’s Comedy Hour joint, without the amazing branding. Here, for your enjoyment , is a full clip of Allen’s first time meeting Zack, which also happens to be their first improv scene together. Which also happens to be over the phone, because Zack was on the East Coast. It’s one of my favorite things that didn’t make it all the way into the finished film (there are several clips in it, though).
– Jay
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Why Did I Buy This Episode 025: Three to Tango
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In this episode, Dan and Ari discuss the Matthew Perry vehicle, Three to Tango (1999). They discuss stereotypes and breaking through them.
A Drinking Game: My Cousin Vinny on July 11 at ACME NoHo
Yeah, I get it. That image is for Ferris Bueller, but this is the first time we’re doing “My Cousin Vinny.” Point is, I’ll be in
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 142 – Janet Varney on Albert Brooks – Comedy Minus One
Janet Varney stops by her own home to delve into Albert Brooks’ classic “Comedy Minus One” for our second go-round with this album. This time, we get a picture of an entirely new experience – namely, someone who grew up without the script to the act-along segment! This made for an e
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Dinosaurs: They Certainly Were Big (2004)
Actually, this was created in 2002 for a science class at Columbia College Chicago, but when I put it on an early video-sharing site, it