Misfits Makin' It: Oddballs Doing Cool Stuff on Radio Misfits Lauren LoGiudice, Radio Misfits

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast episode Lauren interviews Australian comedians William Boyd and Connor Dariol. They discuss their experiences as comedians in Melbourne, Australia, and share anecdotes about their lives. The conversation also touches on more serious topics such as family dynamics, coming out, and the importance of support and acceptance.

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CONNECT WITH WILLIAM BOYD AND CONNOR DARIOL’S FRIEND OF THE POD

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/friend-of-the-pod/id1624642407

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The iPhone Generation (00:01:13) Discussion about the younger generation growing up with iPhones and not being able to imagine a world without them.

Misfit Melodrama (00:03:29) Introduction to the Misfit Melodrama episodes where comedians riff on audience-submitted stories, making fun of themselves.

Weirdos in Melbourne (00:06:40) Conversation about the weirdos in Melbourne, distinguishing between good weirdos who monetize their weirdness and bad weirdos who don't.

The secret dad baby (00:12:55) Discussion about a recently discovered secret adoption within the family and the emotions surrounding it.

Family drama country (00:14:48) Exploring a family's complicated dynamics and the challenges that come with divorce and new relationships.

Coming out at a family reunion (00:16:02) Questioning the appropriateness of coming out in a potentially hostile environment and the importance of support from loved ones.

Jumping on Dad (00:23:43) A listener shares a childhood memory of jumping on their drunk dad like a trampoline, and the hosts discuss drinking habits in Australia.

Coming Out Stories (00:18:04) The hosts discuss their experiences and reactions to people coming out as queer, emphasizing the importance of finding joy and celebration in the process.

Caramello Koala Trick (00:22:43) One of the hosts shares a funny childhood story of their mom secretly hiding painkillers inside a chocolate treat called Caramello Koala.

Jumping on Six Kids (00:24:44) Discussion about kids jumping on each other and the potential injuries they could sustain.

Drinking Martinis (00:25:39) Conversation about the effects of drinking martinis and finding the right balance to maintain wit and coherence.

Living in Boca Raton (00:26:26) Mention of living in Boca Raton, Florida and the community's use of golf carts, including a drug dealer who rides around with drugs.

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast episode Lauren interviews film and television producer Jared Ian Goldman. They discuss his journey from doing street marketing to becoming a producer, the creative process, and the importance of understanding the business side of the arts. Goldman emphasizes the need for adaptability, community, and embracing failure in the industry.

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CONNECT WITH JARED IAN GOLDMAN

https://www.themightyengine.com/

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The creative process and being brave in failing (00:03:43) Jared and Lauren discuss the creative process, the importance of being brave in failing, and how failure is a part of the artistic journey.

Growing up in Long Island and being exposed to art (00:04:44) Jared talks about growing up in Long Island, being surrounded by artsy people, and his early experiences with music and concerts.

Expressing oneself and being reliable (00:08:23) Jared and Lauren talk about the importance of expressing oneself, the influence of different cultures and art forms, and how Jared's parents trusted him to explore his interests and be reliable.

The street marketing experience (00:11:50) Jared talks about his experience doing street marketing for bands, putting up posters and interacting with people on the street.

Discovering the similarities between movies and music (00:13:20) Jared discusses how he realized that movies and music are similar in terms of storytelling and emotional impact.

The role of a producer (00:17:32) Jared explains the role of a producer in creating a harmonious space for the director or showrunner to achieve their vision, and being responsible for the creative and financial integrity of the project.

The creative process and passing the baton (00:19:31) Discussion about the producer's role in the creative process and the satisfaction of watching a project come to life.

The artistic and business aspects of producing (00:20:04) Exploration of the artistic and creative elements of producing, as well as the importance of understanding the business side.

The importance of storytelling and understanding the audience (00:23:32) Emphasis on the significance of storytelling in producing, knowing who the audience is, and finding a balance between commercial and artful projects.

The challenges of building a community (00:29:52) The speaker discusses the importance of building a community and finding kinship in a challenging world.

Adapting to changing audience preferences (00:30:37) The speaker talks about the need to be adaptable and constantly evolve in order to reach and connect with the audience.

The frustration of not knowing the audience demographics (00:35:11) The speaker expresses frustration over the lack of transparency in the industry regarding audience demographics and how it affects decision-making and feedback.

The importance of failure (00:40:01) The speakers discuss the value of failure and how it is a normal part of the creative process.

Staying motivated and inspired (00:41:47) They talk about finding inspiration in music and the importance of being prepared for opportunities.

Challenges in the film industry (00:44:57) The conversation shifts to the lack of curated movies and the struggle to find unique stories in the current film landscape.

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast episode Lauren interviews Shawna Roxanne,, a member of the band Central Flow. They discuss the band's formation, their creative process, and the pressure to conform to popular music genres. Shawna shares the band's commitment to authenticity and the importance of not being boxed into a specific category. They also discuss their indigenous heritage and how it influences their music. Shawna opens up about their journey in the music industry and the importance of staying true to oneself.

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CONNECT WITH SHAWNA ROXANNE AND CENTRAL FLOW MUSIC:

www.centralflowmusic.com

Instagram: @centralflowmusic, @shawnaroxanne, @adamstasik

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The formation of Central Flow (00:01:13) Shawna Roxanne discusses how Central Flow started in Dallas, Texas and how she connected with Adam, the guitarist and bass player.

Central Flow's organic songwriting process (00:03:31) Shawna Roxanne  talks about how the band came up with their songs, starting with their single "Home," and how their collaboration has been organic.

The pressure to conform to pop music (00:06:56) Shawna Roxanne shares her experience of feeling pressure to conform to a pop music style and how she found freedom and acceptance in the rock genre.

Pressure to Conform (00:07:56) Shawna Roxanne discusses feeling pressure to conform to the popular pop music genre and the struggle to stay true to their own style.

Being Complicated in the Performance Space (00:09:08) Shawna Roxanne shares her experience of being pushed to fit a certain image and how it can be challenging for women who are complicated in the performance space.

Creating Central Flow's Sound (00:13:26) Shawna Roxanne talks about the process of creating the sound for Central Flow, including their influences and the collaborative jamming sessions that led to their songs.

The magic of music (00:15:59) Lauren and Shawna Roxanne  discuss the magical aspect of music and how musicians get into a flow state while playing their instruments.

Rehearsing in a flow state (00:17:27) Shawna Roxanne  talks about how every rehearsal with Central Flow feels like a flow state, where they vibe and let the music come out naturally.

Creating a spectacle on stage (00:20:55) Shawna Roxanne shares how they work hard to make their performances a spectacle, aiming to transport the audience and create a surprising and immersive experience.

The band's stylist mishap (00:23:58) Shawna Roxanne talks about his outfit mishap during a performance and the stylist's attempt to make it work.

The role of a music producer (00:25:09) Shawna Roxanne explains the role of a music producer in creating and shaping the sound of a track.

Incorporating indigenous elements in the new album (00:26:42) Shawna Roxanne discusses incorporating indigenous sounds and chanting in the upcoming album, combining tribal elements with southern rock.

The pressure to conform to a certain genre (00:34:20) Shawna Roxanne discusses how rock music allows him to be herself and express his life experiences without conforming to pop music stereotypes.

The courage to perform comedy (00:36:32) Lauren and Shawna Roxanne talk about the courage it takes to perform comedy and the importance of being confident and ...

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast episode, Lauren speaks with Catherine Waller, creator of the solo show The Creeps. Waller discusses how she used physical theater to devise her demented masterpiece. She shares the inspiration behind her characters and the hopes she has for the audience interaction. The episode concludes with Melania Trump’s questions about art. Catherine’s responses encourage Melania to become a talent manager.

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CONNECT WITH CATHERINE WALLER::

www.thecreepsoffbroadway.com
TikTok: @TheCreepsShow 
Instagram @catherinewallerofficial and @thecreepsshow 

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Catherine's Solo Show "The Creeps" [00:02:15]

Catherin discusses her solo show "The Creeps" and how she came up with the characters.

New Zealand Upbringing [00:06:38]

Catherine talks about her pleasant upbringing in New Zealand and how it influenced her work.

The Genesis of "The Creeps" [00:08:50]

Catherine shares how the finale of Mary Poppins on Broadway inspired the creation of "The Creeps" and the concept of something else emerging from her performance.

The Joy of Clown Work [00:10:00]

Discussion about the joy and fun that comes from clown work and physical improvisation.

Devising The Creeps [00:10:35]

Exploration of how the solo show "The Creeps" was devised through physical experimentation and the emergence of different characters.

Traua and Artistic Expression [00:14:01]

Exploration of personal trauma and how it filters through the artist, leading to the creation of psychologically dark and curious characters in the how.

The inspiration for "Mary Poppins Takes on US Education" [00:19:31]

Catherine Waller discusses how her experience teaching at different schools influenced her solo show about education.

 

Exploring darkness and regrets in characters [00:20:44]

Catherine Waller and the host discuss how characters in "The Creeps" reflect different aspects of human psychology and experiences.

Discovering the black box theater and starting the residency [00:25:59]

Catherine Waller talks about how she stumbled upon a black box theater in Hollywood and how she got the opportunity to use it for her artistic exploration.

Catherine's first solo show [00:28:32]

Catherine discusses her experience of putting together her first solo show and the audience's role in shaping it.

Deciding to tour the show [00:29:16]

Catherine talks about her decision to tour her solo show after a friend encouraged her to revisit it.

Considring the future of "The Creeps" [00:35:13]

Catherine reflects on her ambitions to work in film and screen, and ponders the future of her solo show, including the possibility of adapting it into a different medium.

The uphill journey [00:38:23]

Catherine Waller shares a story about meeting Rue McClanahan and how she always knew her journey would be difficult.

Misfit moment [00:39:09]

Catherine Waller iscusses the moment she realized the traditional life was not for her, and her aspirations of becoming a famous actress.

Misfit inspirtion [00:40:40]

Catherin Waller talks about how she deals with being in the dumps, including going to the gym, having chats with loved ones, and reflecting on herself.

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast  "Misfit Melodrama"mini-episode, comedians Lauren LoGiudice and Cindy Arena humorously discuss crazy family and misfit stories submitted by listeners. They also share their personal experiences, touching on generational differences and media manipulation. Cindy shares her experience on a flight that recently went viral.They end the episode by sharing fun facts about their families.

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CONNECT WITH CINDY ARENA

TikTok/Instagram/Facebook: @cindyarenacomedy

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Misfit Melodrama with Cindy Arena [00:02:44] Introduction to the Misfit Melodrama segment with comedian Cindy Arena.

Degenerate Boomer Podcast [00:03:20] Cindy Arena talks about her podcast, Degenerate Boomer, where comedians discuss telling jokes to different generations.

Gen Z and the Future [00:07:11] Discussion about the importance of Gen Z in saving the world and their awareness of media manipulation.

The Martini Parliaments [00:08:43] Lauren and Cindy discuss their different approaches to aging and the lifestyle of being older.

Crazy Family Experiences [00:09:00] Lauren and Cindy share listener-submitted stories of their craziest or most unforgettable family experiences.

Eating Grandma's Sauce [00:12:05] Lauren and Cindy discuss the bizarre practice of their Italian grandmother secretly adding squirrel and raccoon meat to their Sunday sauce.

The viral video incident [00:15:54] Cindy shares a story about a viral video where a woman refused to switch seats so a mother could sit with her children on a flight.

Cindy's experience on a flight [00:16:52] Cindy shares her own experience from 20 years ago when she was flying with her two small children and a woman refused to switch seats with her.

The humor in the situation [00:18:28] Cindy and Lauren discuss the humorous side of the story and how some people didn't understand the humor in Cindy's reaction video on TikTok.

Misfits Makin’ It is the podcast component of the misfit comedy shows produced by Lauren LoGiudice. Show dates and info at www.laurenlogiudice.com

In this podcast episode, Lauren speaks with director Shelley Lewis about her journey in the advertising industry. Shelley's story highlights her resilience and determination to create to the highest level, pushing boundaries at every stage.

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CONNECT WITH Shelley LEWIS:

www.Shelleylewisfilms.com
For work contacts:

United States: www.magneticfield.tv
Canada: www.suneeva.com
Europe: www.i-c.tv



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Lauren's Wedding Experience [00:00:20] Lauren discusses her experiences at a wedding and reflects on unresolved anger and comfort in reconnecting with old acquaintances.

Podcast Shout Out [00:02:10] Lauren promotes the podcast "What's It Like to Podcast?" and highlights the interesting conversations with people who have gone through challenging experiences.

Supporting Green Cramp Educational NGO [00:03:20] Lauren shares information about the organization's work in raising awareness on environmental protection, human rights, culture, and innovation, and mentions the option to donate via Venmo.

Transitioning to Advertising [00:08:10] The speaker discusses their start in advertising as an art director and their desire to do non-traditional advertising.

Creating a Controversial Tampon Ad [00:09:15] The speaker shares their experience of creating an unconventional tampon ad that sparked conversation and controversy.

Challenges as a Female Director [00:12:45] The speaker talks about facing obstacles and discrimination as a female director in the advertising industry.

Launching the reel and working remotely on a tour bus [00:16:02] Shelley discusses how she put together her reel and worked remotely on a tour bus while dating a guy in a band.

Challenges and sacrifices during the launch [00:17:08] Shelley talks about the financial challenges and sacrifices she had to make during the launch of her career as a director.

Curating work as a female director [00:21:18] Shelley explains how she curated her work to come across as male and kept her identity hidden as a female director.

The influence of family and humor [00:23:20] The speaker discusses how her family's playful nature and her grandfather's treatment of her as a person, rather than just a girl, influenced her sense of humor.

Influences from Bill Murray films and comedy in advertising [00:24:24] The speaker talks about how watching Bill Murray films and working in advertising shaped her comedic style and the challenges she faced as a woman in comedy.

Finding inspiration through art and film [00:26:03] The speaker shares her philosophy of seeking inspiration through art galleries, gritty locations, and trips, as well as her habit of watching random movies to expand her film language knowledge.

The influence of art forms on creativity [00:31:39] The speakers discuss the importance of seeking inspiration from different art forms to avoid recycling ideas within one's genre.

Advertising's potential for cultural impact [00:31:58] The conversation explores how advertising, when done right, can create change and impact culture.

Working towards equality and representation in advertising [00:32:30] The guest talks about her focus on female stories and representing diversity in her work, as well as her efforts to promote equality and ...