Sketch Pod

Well now, don't we have a fresh episode for you this time 'round?  There's Garry Hannon, telling of his VERY GAY celebrity sightings.  Then there's a sketch in which a modern American family finds out what they have in common with THOSE people.  Following closely behind is Lauren Maul with her earworm fetish.  And lastly, there's Greg Dubin remembering some childhood fears that involve Fruit Juicy.

I feel closer to you, now that we've shared sixty-three of these podcastical chit-chats together.  So this time, we start with Rachel Scherer discovering just how put-together we are.  Then you can hear what goes into creating one of our episodes.  Greg Dubin is next with memories of his first concert experiences.  We then drop in on a Real Life Day Job sketch that likes what you're cooking.  And we lastly compare tanning notes with Garry Hannon.

Come closer, for we have something important to say as we again re-join this series of podcastical bon-mots.  Pushy Muldowney is up first to discuss her fear of potential sharks.  Next, we have a word from this episode's sponsor, Privica.  Then Katie Compa pipes up to tell of that time she had a head injury at a concert.  And then Rachel Scherer wraps things up with the all-important warm-up exercises!  PA!  PA!

We're trying to class up our show this time around, and that's immediately apparent from the opening.  After that, we continue with Garry Hannon telling of the time he slept with a knife under his pillow.  Then Jamie Cruz-Velazquez, Pushy Muldowney, and Daniel Sears compare bad cooking scenarios.  Drew Droege is up next with his quintessential New York Story.  Katie Aldhizer curls up next to describe her senior photo.  And Grady Dennis wraps up the classiness by remembering the time he asked to be shown the receipts.

We're keeping it real trim this time, with this focused program of podcastical merriment.  First, Mark Sam Rosenthal describes his senior photo AND the phenomenon known as Dit Dots.  Second, we have Rachel Scherer driving another telemarketer crazy.  Third, Ginger Kearns tells of a looooong date in LA.  Lastly, I read the credits and say goodbye.  Goodbye!

Ta! You're currently holding a very special episode of Sketch Pod! While we were recording, we kept getting a line crossed with WYUP-FM in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.  We decided to leave the interruptions in anyway.  Around those interruptions, we have Lauren Maul waxing poetic about pizza.  There's also Carolyn Castiglia with the tale of her first stage appearance.  Mark Sam Rosenthal is here too, and tells of an exciting celeb sighting.  And lastly but certainly not leastly, H. Alan Scott remembers a performance at a very special fundraiser.

Greetings!  After an opening especially designed to catch your attention, we welcome strapping, young H. Alan Scott to the mic to tell of that time he got caught being nasty in a bookstore.  Then, after a short respite in a Real Life Day Job sketch, we have fetching, fancy Jason Jude Hill describing his senior photos to us.  Ah, but then!  Beguiling, mysterious Mehran Khaghani brings us home with the story of how karma bit Cuzanne in the nether-regions.

We're jumping on the year-end-meme bandwagon with this episode.  After jumping off again, Katie Compa launches into a tale of New Year's Eve spent on a red eye flight.  Rachel Scherer then gives the scam back to the telemarketer, but with plenty of namaste.  Rachel then returns immediately to describe HER worst New Year's Eve ever.  And lastly, Kyle Supley and Grady Dennis discover beauty from within.

Go ahead...open this present of podcastical joy!  We've got Carolyn Castiglia waxing poetic about the cold weather.  Then we meet three women in the midst of a dry spell.  Our ol' favorite, Pushy Muldowney jumps in next with a description of her senior photos.  And lastly, the lovely H. Alan Scott weaves a tale of sex and international travel and a celebrity sighting!

If you'll pardon a hold-over from last time, we would like to start this episode with an ode to November.  Look out, it's big!  Following that, we'd like to have Jamie Cruz Velazquez speak of a Ren Faire-y roommate he once had.  Darell J. Hunt then paints a picture of his high school senior photo.  The return of The Convo cozies in next to ask the question, "Shall we get started?"  And lastly, the lovely Rebecca Vigil speaks the truth we're all thinking about airport security.

Oh, cheers!  Thanks for the drink.  Come...sit down for our poetry open mic night, which threads throughout this fifty-fourth chit-chattery like gilt strands of gossamer giltings!  This time, we also have Darrel J. Hunt telling us about his friend's conversation car.  There's Lauren Maul as well, reminiscing about that time she ran into Larry David on the street.  And let's not forget Rachel Scherer with the tale of a co-worker who had issues with BOTH anger and Klonopin!  

Jason just doesn't get it about the Oxford Comma, and so that leads to an argument to start our fifty-third shindig here. We rebound by having Katie Compa tell of her very temporary Halloween costume one year. Then Greg Dubin remembers a costume that wasn't temporary enough. Just in time for the election (ugh) we have a chance for you to buy your own Make America Great Again Chess Set - operators are standing by! And we wind things up with Lauren Maul experiencing a glitch in the matrix on the subway one day.  But it was probably nothing!

Don't be alarmed, it's just the start of our latest podcastical water cooler chat! This time, we are sponsored by Thankless Greetings, and they therefore stop by to show us what they've got. Mark Sam Rosenthal is here, with memories of an amazing costume he wore on a lackluster Halloween. Greg Dubin is here too, to tell the tale of a date that had a vehement stance on ketchup. And our good friend Ginger Kearns is here as well with reminiscences on cheap Halloween costumes.

Well, now that we've passed the half-century mark, we can really get down to work.  And we do that with a very Emily-type opening.  Then Garry Hannon stops by to tell us of that pair of Gucci loafers he just had to have.  From there, we receive a voicemail from the illustrious Jazzy Sanz.  Katie Aldhizer is next with her experience dating THE "Snack Man".  We then pause for a word from Gentleman Caller Whiskey.  And we wrap things up with the unique way that Jeff Hiller gave back after receiving a lovely gift whilst abroad.

No, we're not fed up with Jason, so don't start any rumors on the podcast blogs.  (Although there is a challenge at the top of the episode.)  This time, as we crest a half-century of episodes, Isaac Oliver starts by explaining how comfy his buyer's remorse is.  Then Rebecca Vigil tells of that time she got REALLY close to an almost celebrity.  The podcastical premiere of "Pull the Front to the Side" follows next to invoke shock and awe.  And lastly, Grady Dennis remembers when Jason let that blonde guy in and he wasn't supposed to.

Watch yourself!  The opening to this episode is a little insistent.  Ah, that's better.  Welcome.  Jodi Coyote gets us started this time with a tale of buyer's remorse.  Mehran Khaghani is back next with a prescription for awful people.  Kyle Supley's here too, with a reminiscence of his time taking piano lessons from Mrs. Windish.  OH!  And they changed church, but don't worry about it. (You should worry about it.)

I can't tell you how lovely it is to see you here again.  This is the 48th episode, you know.  And you just keep coming back for more!  Welp, this time we start off with Selena Coppock explaining how the concept of "general time" works.  Then we have another painful Real Life Day Job transcript for you.  Grady Dennis is up next with the one song he's not allowed to sing anymore.  From there, we sail confidently into a piece of audio from a vintage PSA.  And we wrap up with Jamie Cruz Velazquez's fabulous work in a musical version of Macbeth.  HUZZAH!

After a very dry and dusty opening, courtesy of Grady Dennis, we get down to it.  So to speak.  Firstly, there's Desi del Valle's story of a very memorable first date.  Thenly, Robert Gross is back to recount when that b*tch took his role in the first grade pageant.  Nextly, we spend some time with Wendy and Mary whilst they have a fancy dinner out.  And lastly, Mehran Khaghani remembers that time on that plane with that friend and that bud.  Is your friend okay?

Oops!  Didn't mean to scare you, but here we are at the outset of our 46th podcastical time together.  Let's jump right into it with another Real Life Day Job conversation, shall we?  And then, why don't we listen to Selena Coppock tell of the time she agreed to perform at a college reunion?  And since we like Selena so much, let's then take in a word about the new "lady product" called In Loo?  And then, with so much time left, let's have Jamie Cruz Velazquez tell us about the time he finally had to go to Disney?

I'm gonna be checking my voicemail throughout this episode, but don't let that distract you.  Let's see...this time...we've got Grady Dennis and his Naughty List!  He also once ran into Christina Ricci at work, you know.  Mehran Khaghani will also regale with a tale of getting his family checked in at the airport.  Jodi Coyote has some stank job experiences to relate.  But really, this episode is all about Sharon Spell and how she lays us all out with the double-barrel tale of her Elvis Moment, followed by her daddy's healing powers. NEXT MESSAGE!