The Vocalizers

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Kanaal • 4 programma’s

Sciencefiction

Sciencefiction

Tweewekelijkse serie
Uitvoerende kunst

Uitvoerende kunst

Wekelijks bijgewerkt
Komische fictie

Komische fictie

Maandelijkse serie
Muziekgeschiedenis

Muziekgeschiedenis

Bijgewerkt 06-04-2021

Seizoen 1, aflevering 10

Episode 10: Save My Soul

Who will save your soul? On this episode of Jollyland, Jenny McClain continues down the wrong path. Katy Barrymore makes an appearance and offers Jenny a deal. Melody and Sebastian continue their first day of school and Coach Bear is eager is give them a lesson on perseverance. Steve makes his second appearance ever since “Carol of the Bells,” but Cindy makes it very clear that their relationship is over for good. Stacie and Andrew the EMT guy get more acquainted and Principle Carter returns back to go check on Jonathan Serrano. What else will happen on this episode of Jollyland? Listen for more —as the kids learn more about the legend of Krampus and as Hans Trapp’s evil masterplan slowly begins to unfold. Listen with the script that Marc Shawn & the Vocalizers has created for a more in-depth listening experience and make sure to sign up for our Patron for more exclusive content. JOLLYLAND is a fictional-fantasy Christmas tale inspired by the legend of Krampus and Hans Trapp. Website: instabio.cc/vocalizers Patreon Written by Marc Shawn & The Vocalizers Produced & Directed by Marc Shawn Serrano Edited by Marc Shawn Serrano, Marie Katz & the Vocalizers. Sponsored by: The Homebrew Podcast Politics and War & How to See a Man About a Dog Subscribe and Download to The Homebrew Podcast: Dungeons & Dragons here: https://linktr.ee/homebrew Listen on Spotify Sign up to play Politics and War https://politicsandwar.com/ Download the App Read How to See a Man About a Dog Buy now on Amazon The Vocalizers Links: Instabio.cc/vocalizers Subscribe to our email list on our website: thevocalizers.captivate.fm Donate & support future episodes here Music licensed through “Epidemic Sounds”

S1, A10

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41 min.
06-04-2021

Episode 2: Music of 1991

The Vocalizers will explore a new chapter into a world where... Pop Matters! We will take a stroll down memory lane for the year of 1991. Also, we’ll walk through Billboard’s Hot 100 Singles of 1991. Host: Marc Shawn Serrano (DJ Rock-E), Co-Hosts: Danielle Graham, Cat Turner, Marie Katz (DJ Tripsta), Diabolus Regem, Emi James (DJ Bubbles), and Kathryn Foxx (DJ Foxy). Produced and directed by Marc Shawn Serrano Edited by Marc Shawn Serrano and Marie Katz. Visit our website: Instabio.cc/Vocalizers. This podcast is supported by listeners like you. Contribute here: Patreon.com/TheVocalizers and follow us on Instagram @Vocalizers_ to keep in touch about our release of future episodes. https://pop-matters.captivate.fm Listen to this episode on Spotify for an exclusive, immersive music version of this episode: Music of 1991.

06-04-2021

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1 u 39 m
Seizoen 1, aflevering 2

Bloody Mary: The Evil Spirit in the Mirror (Part 2)

Teresa Russio (Emylee Katz) & her friends have a sleepover with their new friend Emma Lee (Kathryn Foxx) who introduces Bloody Mary to the them on the night before Halloween: Devil’s Night. Teresa wants to know if she’ll get married to Gio De Grassi (Patrick T. Luce) one day, but Bianca Rivera (Marie Harris Katz) is vehemently opposed to it. Will she do it? If so, what will Teresa learn about her future? Is Bloody Mary even real? Listen to find out more to hear all the interviews from Teresa’s friends and family. Listen discretion is strongly advised. Produced, Directed, Edited & Written by: Marc Shawn Serrano Co-Directed, Co-Edited & Co-Written by: Marie Harris Katz Special Guest Star: Kasper Michaels The Cast: Teresa Russio: Emylee Katz Gio De Grassi: Patrick T. Luce Dr. Martinez: Christopher Teegardin Antonio Torres & Mateo Russio: Ed Opio Dina Russio: Lucia Ramos Jackie Patel: Lilly Rose Moore Bianca Rivera: Marie Harris Katz Bruno Patel: Brandon Williams Emma Lee: Kathryn Foxx Bloody Mary: Rebecca Meares The Host of Shivers: Marc Shawn Serrano Narrator & Dr. Cohen: Kasper Michaels

S1, A2

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42 min.
25 jan

RAYE Asked the Question Everyone’s Afraid to Ask in “Where Is My Husband?” | Track That I Can’t Skip

RAYE turns heartbreak into high drama with “Where Is My Husband?”, a theatrical pop moment packed with bold vocals, humor, and emotional chaos. In this episode, I talk about the song’s cinematic structure, its playful yet cutting lyrics, and how RAYE balances vulnerability with confidence. This track proves she’s not chasing trends — she’s building moments. Big voice, big personality, unforgettable payoff.

25 jan

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3 min.
29 jan

Ashley Tisdale, Hillary Duff & the “Toxic Mom Group” Fallout | Hot Vocal Take

Ashley Tisdale’s “toxic mom group” comments went viral — and fans immediately brought Hillary Duff into it. This Hot Vocal Take breaks down what was said and why it blew up. - - - Full Show Notes: On this episode of The Vocalizers Podcast, we unpack the viral conversation surrounding Ashley Tisdale’s comments about a “toxic mom group” and why fans quickly connected the story to Hillary Duff. We break down what Ashley actually said, how online speculation filled in gaps that weren’t addressed, and why long-standing celebrity friendships spark intense curiosity. The episode explores how audiences project narratives onto public figures and why stories involving former Disney stars gain traction so quickly. Is this a real fallout, a misunderstanding, or simply internet overreach? This Hot Vocal Take separates speculation from what’s actually known. - - - This episode covers Ashley Tisdale, Hillary Duff, toxic mom group drama, celebrity friendships, Hollywood gossip, Disney stars, and viral social media controversies.

29 jan

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10 min.
25 jan

Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need” Is Impossible to Skip | Track That I Can’t Skip

Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need” is one of those songs that sneaks up on you — and then refuses to leave your head. In this episode of Track That I Can’t Skip, I break down why “Man I Need” stands out in today’s music landscape, from its emotionally honest lyrics to its smooth, stripped-back production and soulful vocal performance. If you’re searching for Olivia Dean music reviews, Man I Need analysis, or underrated pop-soul songs that feel deeply personal and timeless, this track deserves a closer listen.

25 jan

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2 min.
25 jan

This Detroit Thriller Will Keep You On Edge — Barbarian (2022) | Reel Reviews

Step inside the terrifying Detroit Airbnb in Barbarian — a horror-thriller full of suspense, twists, and next-level scares. I break down standout performances, the most chilling sequences, and the dark themes that make this film unforgettable. Spoiler alert: 🚨 plot twists discussed! --- Full Show Notes: In this episode of Reel Reviews, I dive deep into Barbarian, the suspenseful horror-thriller set in Detroit. Tess arrives at a double-booked Airbnb, and what seems like a simple mix-up quickly turns into a terrifying nightmare. I discuss standout performances by Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgård, and Justin Long, and analyze the directing choices that heighten the suspense. We explore the smart use of tension, atmosphere, and narrative twists that make this film a modern horror classic. I also broaden the discussion to themes of trauma, fear, morality, and survival — and why Barbarian stands out among recent horror releases. Score: 5/5 stars | 9.2/10 Where to Watch / Purchase: Major streaming platforms, Blu-ray, DVD

25 jan

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5 min.
29 jan

Wicked Snubbed, Zendaya Robbed: The Oscars’ Genre Bias | Hot Vocal Take

Are the Oscars still biased against genre films? From Wicked to Zendaya, this Hot Vocal Take breaks down why musicals, fantasy, and horror keep getting sidelined. - - - Full Show Notes: On this episode of The Vocalizers Podcast, we break down why Wicked was largely snubbed by the Academy and what that says about the Oscars’ long-standing bias toward traditional prestige drama. We examine Zendaya’s awards-season recognition at the Golden Globes versus her absence from the Oscar conversation, and how that contrast reflects a larger pattern affecting genre performances. The episode also looks at notable past examples, including Lupita Nyong’o’s performance in Us, and why genre films are often acknowledged but rarely rewarded at the highest level. We discuss whether spectacle, music, fantasy, and horror are still taken less seriously by Oscar voters — and why year after year, the same kinds of films dominate the conversation. - - - This episode covers Oscars snubs, genre bias, Wicked: For Good, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Challengers, and how awards recognition continues to shape modern film culture.

29 jan

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10 min.
Seizoen 1, aflevering 1

Bloody Mary: The Evil Spirit in the Mirror

Teresa Russio (Emylee Katz) & her friends have a sleepover with their new friend Emma Lee (Kathryn Foxx) who introduces Bloody Mary to the them on the night before Halloween: Devil’s Night. Teresa wants to know if she’ll get married to Gio De Grassi (Patrick T. Luce) one day, but Bianca Rivera (Marie Harris Katz) is vehemently opposed to it. Will she do it? If so, what will Teresa learn about her future? Is Bloody Mary even real? Listen to find out more to hear all the interviews from Teresa’s friends and family. Listen discretion is strongly advised. Produced, Directed, Edited & Written by: Marc Shawn Serrano Co-Directed, Co-Edited & Co-Written by: Marie Harris Katz Special Guest Star: Kasper Michaels The Cast: Teresa Russio: Emylee Katz Gio De Grassi: Patrick T. Luce Dr. Martinez: Christopher Teegardin Antonio Torres & Mateo Russio: Ed Opio Dina Russio: Lucia Ramos Jackie Patel: Lilly Rose Moore Bianca Rivera: Marie Harris Katz Bruno Patel: Brandon Williams Emma Lee: Kathryn Foxx Bloody Mary: Rebecca Meares The Host of Shivers: Marc Shawn Serrano Narrator & Dr. Cohen: Kasper Michaels

S1, A1

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26 min.
29 jan

Billie Eilish, ICE & Celebrity Activism | Hot Vocal Take

Billie Eilish spoke about ICE — and it reignited the conversation about celebrities using their platforms. This Hot Vocal Take explores where pop culture and activism intersect. - - - Full Show Notes: On this episode of The Vocalizers Podcast, we discuss Billie Eilish’s comments about ICE and the broader conversation around celebrities speaking out on political and humanitarian issues. We break down what Billie said and examine how artists use their platforms to express personal values and beliefs. The episode focuses on the role celebrity voices play in public discourse and why these moments spark ongoing discussion. This Hot Vocal Take looks at where pop culture and activism meet — and why those conversations continue to surface in music and entertainment spaces. - - - This episode covers Billie Eilish, ICE, celebrity activism, pop star political statements, humanitarian issues, and the intersection of pop culture and social responsibility.

29 jan

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7 min.

The Vocalizers Presents... Jollyland, Pop Matters and Shivers Anthology.

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