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Publisher |: Bored Gourd Productions

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Comedy,; Improv,; Places & Travel

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A comedy podcast drawing on local news headlines to create narrative improv scenes. No city is safe. Hosted by Katie Lassiter and Ryan Fleming.

People |: Ryan Fleming,; Katie Lassiter
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: NJ
Premiere Date |: 2018-02-19
Related Hashtags |: #2PodsADay,; #podernfamily,; #PodernFamily
Frequency |: Weekly
Explicit |: No

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0 Available Episodes (11 Total) / Average duration: 00:25:37

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

0 Available Episodes (11 Total)Average duration: 00:25:37

Jun 01, 2018

00:26:53

Comedian and "Personality of Tampa Bay" Jimmy Murray joins Katie and Ryan in a Disney movie gone wrong about a missing family tree. If you've ever wondered what True Detective would be like in North Dakota, this is your best bet.

Jimmy Murray is a Florida based comedian and the host of the podcast, Jimmy’s Seen Some Stuff. You can follow Jimmy on Twitter @TheJimmyMurray

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Apr 30, 2018

00:25:56

In this episode of Local To Nowhere, Katie and Ryan are joined by local musician and parody artist Carla Ulbrich on a visit to Iowa, where a blind dying cow named Rosie and her new best friend Rodney explore themselves in the wonderfully weird world of animal therapy.

Carla Ulbrich is a talented singer-songwriter living in Central Jersey. She has several comedic musical albums released, including "Sick Humor" and "Totally Average Woman," which you can find on her website carlau.com. You can also follow her on Twitter @carlaulbrich to keep up-to-date on her performance schedule and whatever hilarious things she has on her mind at any given time.

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Apr 23, 2018

00:24:25

127 Hours meets The Sandlot in the state of Hawaii in this week's episode. Katie and Ryan teleport to the Aloha State to meet up with "Baseball Mike," who's stuck in a wall, and meet lots of characters with alliterative names. All this with TheSomethingSomethingCast's hosts, James and Rob.TheSomethingSomethingCast entails Webcomicker James Hatton and all around funnyman Podcast Rob discussing any number of entertaining topics, largely revolving around movie and TV reviews. To quote them, "Low cost on the entry, high return on the funny." You can listen and subscribe to their show at somethingcast.com.And if you also feel that your eternal soul is a low cost, then definitely check them out @STSTCast on Twitter.

Apr 16, 2018

00:28:17

Who cares what you would do for a Klondike bar? In Missouri, we discover what a methhead would do for jean shorts with editor of The Bigger Picture, curator of Breitbark News on Twitter, and VIP Coordinator at The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jared Hussey.

The Bigger Picture is a publication on Medium.com that compiles stories, articles, and all forms of written content from people around the world from all walks of life. You can read and subscribe to these pieces on medium.com/bigger-picture, and follow the publication on Twitter @BiggerPicMedium.

Breitbark News is a Twitter feed curated by Jared that parodies the alt-right publication Breitbart, which we refuse to link to in the description of this show. Look it up, jerks. You can read all about the #AltBite movement by navigating to Breitbark.dog.

You can follow Jared personally by looking up his address on Google Earth, or you can follow him on Twitter @husseyjared.

—Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/localtonowhereLike us on Facebook: facebook.com/localtonowherepodcast

Apr 09, 2018

00:25:42

Ryan desperately tries to escape Katie this week as she’s joined by special guest Sara Delbuono in the baffling state of Tennessee.

Sara Delbuono is an independent author and musician, as well as the Sugoi Sensei on Medium. Follow her insane stories as she Dungeon Masters a Dungeons and Dragons campaign for sixth graders. If you thought sixth graders were hyperactive, creative nutjobs before, just wait until you see what happens when they get swords…

Follow Sara on Twitter at @Sugoi_Sensei for regular updates on these antics!

--Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/localtonowhereLike us on Facebook: facebook.com/localtonowherepodcast

Apr 02, 2018

00:27:51

Special guests Kevin Lanigan, Justin Germeroth, and Vern Tooley of the Puffin Publishing Podcast joined Katie and Ryan this week on a journey to Nebraska, where they learned about the influence of "big corn" and participated in the sub-legal massaging of a horse.

The Puffin Publishing Podcast is a monthly improvisational comedy podcast that takes place in a fictional universe where history's greatest authors all exist at the same time, and all work in the same publishing house. You can listen to this wacky show subscribe on iTunes, or find it wherever you get your podcasts. You can also learn more about the show on their Twitter and Facebook pages.

Kevin and Justin of PufPubPod can also be found on Twitter at @TVsKevinLanigan and @squidicalinking, respectively.

Mar 26, 2018

00:22:30

This week, Amy Lassiter and Robert Zadotti joined Katie and Ryan in a courtroom drama in Arkansas involving mishandled public funds, a pug named William Stanaforth Donahue, and a daring prison escape.

Featured in the opening of this episode is NJ-based parody musical artist Carla Ulbrich, who will be joining Katie and Ryan in a future episode coming out this April! Keep your eyes peeled. In the meantime, check out Carla's work on carlau.com and follow her on Twitter @carlaulbrich.

Amy Lassiter is the technical director at Rutgers Cabaret Theater, and Robert Zadotti is the managing editor of The Verge at Monmouth University. You can find Amy on Twitter: @yellowpikmins, and Robert on Twitter: @robboisms. You can also learn more about Rutgers Cabaret Theater at cabarettheatre.org, and read The Verge at theverge.monmouth.edu.

Headline: www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/offi…ticle-1.3495919

Mar 19, 2018

00:26:40

Katie and Ryan travel to Alaska in this episode, where they’re joined by very special guest Marc Hershon in an unforgettable wildlife encounter. Marc is the executive producer of the comedy “soundcast” Succotash, which you can find on iTunes. He’s also a 30+ year veteran of television and radio, having worked with comedy greats such as Dana Carvey, Jay Leno, Bill Maher, and more. Headline: https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/wildlife/2017/06/29/bear-breaks-through-window-into-sleeping-boys-bedroom-in-south-anchorage/ — Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/localtonowhere Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/localtonowherepodcast

Mar 12, 2018

00:26:35

Katie and Ryan are joined by Lauren Strenkowski and Ricky Martinez, two YouTubers-slash-comedy fanatics. They visited the scene of a crime in Wyoming, where a 14-year-old boy in a gorilla mask robbed a dollar store at knifepoint, made a quick getaway on his push scooter, and learned a valuable lesson about the importance of family. Guest starring the spirit of Harambe, because apparently it's 2016 again. Headline: kgab.com/armed-robber-in-gori…hits-cheyenne-store/ -- Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/localtonowhere Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/localtonowherepodcast

Mar 05, 2018

00:26:49

This week, Katie and Ryan joined their audio producer James and local musician Ariana Albarella (EastCoastSoundtrack on Soundcloud!)in Oklahoma, where thieves attempted to enter a home through a hole in the ceiling and ended up making a psychological breakthrough while they were in the home. Headline: http://kfor.com/2018/02/21/police-thieves-cut-holes-in-ceiling-to-break-into-oklahoma-city-home/ — Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/localtonowhere Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/localtonowherepodcast

Jun 01 | 00:26:53

Episode 11: North Dakota

Apr 30 | 00:25:56

Episode 10: Iowa

Apr 23 | 00:24:25

Episode 9: Hawaii feat. The Something Something Cast

Apr 16 | 00:28:17

Episode 8: Missouri

Apr 09 | 00:25:42

Episode 7: Tennessee

Apr 02 | 00:27:51

Episode 6: Nebraska (Featuring The Puffin Publishing Podcast!)

Mar 26 | 00:22:30

Episode 5: Arkansas

Mar 19 | 00:26:40

Episode 4: Alaska (feat. Marc Hershon)

Mar 12 | 00:26:35

Episode 3: Wyoming

Mar 05 | 00:26:49

Episode 2: Oklahoma

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