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Oneders: A One-Hit Wonder Podcast with Ian Zandi Ian Zandi
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A weekly interview series analyzing One-Hit Wonders with comedy guests! Each episode dives into the song history, memories, and improvised bits.
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"Take On Me" with Jake Cassman
BONUS EPISODEEEEE!
Musician/comedian/educator Jake Cassman (Drunken Logic) joins the pod to talk about the monumental 80's classic "Take On Me" by Norwegian group A-ha! Discussion includes the music video's iconic use of rotoscoping, dueling piano gigs, and the love of Phil Collins.
Pre-order Drunken Logic's new album "It's Only Temporary" here.
Oneders heads into hiatus until Season 2, coming this Summer!
Social Media Plugs:
Jake Cassman
Drunken Logic
Oneders
Ian Zandi
References Mentioned:
Take On Me (Extended Cut) Music Video
Second City Hollywood- Really Awesome Improv Show
Take On Me-Family Guy Parody
Take On Me- The Last of Us 2
Green Day- Oh Yeah! (Joan Jett Sample)
Backstreet Boys- Behind the Scenes of "I Want It That Way"
Theme Song from Christian B Schmidt -
"Female of the Species" with Nick Dee
Photographer/crafter/funny person Nick Dee (Halloween Huns!) talks about the obscure 1996 hit "Female of the Species" by UK-based band Space! Discussion includes funeral requests, Who's On First-scenarios, and Rudyard (aka RIPYARD) Kipling's casual-yet-terrible hot takes.
Social Media Plugs
Nick Dee
Halloween Huns
Ian Zandi
Oneders Pod
Space
References Mentioned
Female of the Species Music Video
Rudyard Kipling's poem
Hanging by a Moment (Lifehouse) Music Video -
"Somebody That I Used to Know" with JJ Braves
Musician JJ Braves (Radio Fire Records) joins the pod to discuss Gotye's unescapable experimental 2011 indie pop hit "Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)". Discussion includes where we would put a Grammy if earned, embarrassing moments at McDonalds, and Weezer's new album.
Social Media Plugs:
JJ Braves
Gotye
Radio Fire Records
Ian Zandi
Oneders Pod
References Mentioned:
Somebody That I Used to Know Music Video
Somebodies: A YouTube Orchestra Compilation
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"Return of the Mack" with Brick Jackson
Actor/comedian Brick Jackson (Adult Swim, Showtime, Ethnic Kiss Podcast), joins the pod to talk about the absurdly horny Mark Morrison 1996 R&B classic "Return of the Mack"! Talk includes radio oversaturation, laser gun air horns, and Mark Morrison's non-sensical ad-lib asides. Also, Brick declares BEEF with previous guest Jon Hess.
Social Media Plugs:
Brick Jackson
Ian Zandi
Oneders Podcast
Mark Morrison
Ethnic Kiss Podcast
References Mentioned:
Return of the Mack Music Video
Return of the Mack Wiki
Burger King Commercial
Kids Bop Cover
Theme Song created by Christian B Schmidt -
"You Get What You Give" with Alex Denney
Actor/Comedian Alex Denney (ABC's The Rookie, Island Life with Alex Denny Podcast) joins ONEDERS to gush over the revived 1999 hit "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals. Discussion includes its inclusion in Joe Biden's inauguration, running into Beck at the supermarket, attempting to sing happy birthday over Zoom, and of course, Gregg Alexander's trademark bucket hat.
Social Media Plugs
Alex Denney
Island Life with Alex Denney Podcast
Oneders Podcast
Ian Zandi
References Mentioned:
Joe Biden's Inauguration Performance
You Get What You Give wiki
You Get What You Give Music Video
You Get What You Give Performance On Nickelodeon's "All That"
Ian Zandi's Chillax Playlist
Jon Foreman/Mandy Moore's Cover of "Someday We'll Know"
Oneders Theme Song created by Christian B Schmidt -
"Hello It's Me" with Joe Felix
Boy king of Los Angeles, forever a charlotten and scoundrel, can yoke carry over 700lbs JOE FELIX (Phoenix) joins the pod to talk about Todd Rundgren's slow ballad-twice-revamped "Hello It's Me"! Discussion includes dying in improv, Bisexual Gumby's many career choices, and if Bach is a one-hit wonder.
Social Plugs:
Joe Felix
Ian Zandi
Oneders Pod
Todd Rungren