Jul 21, 2020
Saluton, estas mi
Tyson Saner. I'll be your host for the
duration of this week's edition of Succotash Shut-In: The
Soundcast Stimulus Package, also called SSI The SSP …
no, I'm kidding, NOBODY calls it that. … but they
could.
Come to think of it, when the show was called Succotash, The
Comedy Soundcast Soundcast, people could have called it S The
CSS …I really don't know if anyone ever did before my having
written this…but then, there's a lot of things I don't know and I'm
still breathing as of this recording… so I must have figured THAT
out at some point. It stands to reason… and it sits down to shut
up.
Anyway,
unless you're listening to this audio by accident you know that
this is a show that features clips of other people's podcasts - or
soundcasts as we like to call them here at
Succotash - and this episode is no exception to that. I've
got 3 clips for you, one from each of the soundcasts I'll be
mentioning in the next couple breaths. I've got clips from:
Sincast, 16oz Cinema, and The Neighborhood
Listen. I've also got the best in fake advertising from our
fake sponsors Henderson's Pants and
TrumPoetry.com in store for you so I hope you
enjoy yourselves as I take you on this listening journey to the
far, or perhaps very near, reaches of the internet which is
completely relative to you and the type of soundcast listening you
might quote-normally-unquote find yourself partaking
in.
Let's begin. Cho-la-la-mo!
CLIPS
Drink pints. Talk Pictures. 16oz
Cinema (Angus, T.J. and
Mike) chats about movies, drinks craft beer, then
each episode all movies discussed are related to Paul W.S.
Anderson's classic Event Horizon! The clip we're
featuring is from June of this year and features
Angus and T.J. kicking off the
debut of their new Sub-Cult Series, talking about the
should-be-cult movie Trancers! (After much searching I've not been
able to locate any social media for Angus, T.J. or Mike. That is to
say, the show is on Twitter and Instagram…but the hosts are very
likely not. I'll update that information if
possible…)
From the co-creators of CinemaSins: Chris
Atkinson and
Jeremy Scott, who provide your favorite movie
and culture nitpicking, are joined by
Barrett Share from Music Video Sins,
and other guests to discuss, analyze, and ridicule the world of
entertainment. Our clip is from just this month - July, 2020 - and
although the show is pretty much dedicated to Hamilton,
with it being released on Disney+, the SinCast crew decided to
delve into some other adaptations of theater to screen and the clip
a discussion around the film adaptation of the David Mamet play
Glengarry Glen Ross.
The Neighborhood Listen
Join Burnt Millipede (Paul
F. Tompkins) and Joan Pedestrian (Nicole
Parker) as they explore their hometown of Dignity
Falls via posts from a certain neighborhood social networking app
and interview the town's most intriguing residents. On the
very first episode of The Neighborhood Listen, local CVS
pharmacist
/ host Burnt Millipede (Paul F. Tompkins) and local realtor /
host Joan Pedestrian (Nicole Parker) discuss a lost green parrot, a
mystery whistler, and all things Doug (Brett
Morris). Plus, we meet Vanity (Maria
Blasucci), a suspicious "carrot red-haired" woman who
was caught snooping on potted plants. Our featured clip involves
the portion of the program having to do with the titular "Parrots"
… or at least one peculiar parrot in particular.
And here we are at the end, together yet nearly about to separate
due to the nature of how shows work - in that they are finite and
must…uh … end. And here we are.
Next week,
Marc Hershon has the hosting duties for you
and more content to be experienced will be presented for your
listening pleasure were you to stream or download us again. We are
grateful for you as a listener for using your precious time to
spend a bit of it with us. I hope you enjoyed something in what you
heard. Perhaps you will even be inspired to start your own
soundcast…and perhaps I'll find it and clip it. It's more likely to
become a reality than you may ever know… and some of you already
do.
By the way, if you like watching people play video games in YouTube
videos I do that too. I just recently posted a game video for a
game called "Everything" which is really more of a meditative
experience than a game AND features narration by Alan Watts… I'd
like more people to experience the game but sometimes it's hard for
a person to imagine themselves partaking in that sort of activity…
so I mention it to increase awareness. …and, if you enjoyed our
program, why not recommend it to others?
We'd really appreciate it a great deal for it is what we mean when
we leave you with the show's closing sentiment, the gentle reminder
and honest plea for you to please pass the
Succotash
— Tyson Saner