Hollywood Blvd: "Ramy" Rocks
Reviews of "Ramy," "The Mandilorian," "Muppets Now," and the book "The Lady From the Black Lagoon."
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Explore "ramy" with insightful episodes like "Hollywood Blvd: "Ramy" Rocks", "Umbrella Academy, Ramy and Little Birds", "Okay Allies, Now Let's Get in Formation! (ft. Jarrett Lucas)", "Kase Of the Mondays - Nathan Macintosh and Dave Merheje - Casual Disrespect" and "DR301: Palm Springs and Close Enough Series Premiere" from podcasts like ""Back on the Block", "Backstage - TV & Film", "FANTI", "Kase of the Mondays Podcast" and "Dual Redundancy: A Television Podcast"" and more!
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Umbrella Academy, Ramy and Little Birds
The superhero siblings are back for a second season of Umbrella Academy and everyone agrees itâs an improvement on the first series. Plus Claireâs been chatting to stars Tom Hopper and Robert Sheehan about cult-leader costumes and how theyâre not really famous.
Ramy also returns for a second series following creator and lead actor Ramy Youssefâs Golden Globe win. This time the show comes with some star power in the form of Mahershala Ali, and Ramy explains to Backstage how the Oscar-winner came to be in the show.
Sky Atlanticâs new adaptation Little Birds is described as erotic, and while it may not be that sexy, itâs definitely a great watch, and Stevie reckons lead actress Juno Temple is one to watch at the moment.
The Emmy nominations have been revealed â find out which Brits have been nominated and why Netflix is celebrating.
Plus thereâs a whole new Taylor Swift album to discuss â Katie thinks itâs a bit too cable-knit but if itâs good enough for Bon Iver, itâs good enough for Claire.
Please do subscribe if you like what you hear and do get in touch using backstage@sky.uk â we love emails!
Ramy also returns for a second series following creator and lead actor Ramy Youssefâs Golden Globe win. This time the show comes with some star power in the form of Mahershala Ali, and Ramy explains to Backstage how the Oscar-winner came to be in the show.
Sky Atlanticâs new adaptation Little Birds is described as erotic, and while it may not be that sexy, itâs definitely a great watch, and Stevie reckons lead actress Juno Temple is one to watch at the moment.
The Emmy nominations have been revealed â find out which Brits have been nominated and why Netflix is celebrating.
Plus thereâs a whole new Taylor Swift album to discuss â Katie thinks itâs a bit too cable-knit but if itâs good enough for Bon Iver, itâs good enough for Claire.
Please do subscribe if you like what you hear and do get in touch using backstage@sky.uk â we love emails!
Okay Allies, Now Let's Get in Formation! (ft. Jarrett Lucas)
This week, Tre’vell and Jarrett are joined by guest and Stonewall Community Foundation Executive Director Jarrett Lucas for a complex and complicado conversation about what it means to be an ally.
Being referred to as an "ally" is something many see as a badge of honor but along with the badge comes the task at hand. Allyship isn't just about words or labels. It's about actions. Ideally, the non-performative kind.
But first...
Pass the Popcorn
This week, we're taking a look at the 2020 Emmy Nominations. Who was nominated? Who was snubbed? Who's watching Blackish for Anthony Anderson? We have the answers to all your Emmy questions.
DIS/Honorable Mentions
This week, Tre'vell has an honorable mention for THE Shea Coulee who secured the crown and the bag in the latest season of Ru Paul's Drag Race All Star. Congrats to our new Queen!
Also, an honorable mention for Ramy Youssef and the Hulu show Ramy for being the first Muslim-American sitcom to receive an Emmy nomination.
Indian Matchmaking on Netflix receives an honorable mention for being the perfect show to catch our attention while many of us are at home.
Jarrett has an honorable mention the second week in a row for MSNBC's Joy Reid whose new primetime show The Reidout is dominating in the ratings as well as an honorable mention for actor Tiffany Boone. Boone's guest appearance in Little Fire’s Everywhere deserved all dem tings and we can't wait to see their next project.
An honorable mention to Love, Victor for being binge-worthy fun!
Lastly, an honorable mention to Pierce Freelon and their very endearing Daddy Daughter Day video.
Episode Notes
“But make no mistake, this pain is also a teacher. This pain has taught me to use the words we, they, and all with precision when talking about injustice. This pain has taught me that protest is always about bearing witness and only sometimes about winning.”
Jarrett Lucas on the Stonewall Community Foundation website article titled “Black Pain. Black Power.”
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Kase Of the Mondays - Nathan Macintosh and Dave Merheje - Casual Disrespect
Kase Raso and Dave Merheje and Nathan Macintosh insult each other for most of this episode we also talk Robocop,Kase getting drunk and walking into the wrong apartment.
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DR301: Palm Springs and Close Enough Series Premiere
In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the latest about movie theaters reopening (1:35) and the lawsuit movie theater chains started in New Jersey to open (9:30). We also discuss the latest issues at Quibi including their paid low subscriber numbers (13:50) and the lawsuit Netflix is facing over a Sherlock Holmes spinoff film (19:45). We review the Hulu film Palm Springs starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti (23:15) and the series premiere of the HBO Max animated series Close Enough (36:25). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each host has been watching solo including Normal People and Ramy (42:55).
This episode was originally streamed on July 14th on our Twitch channel and can be replayed on YouTube. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording follow us on Twitter! Also be sure to follow us on our brand new Instagram account!
Episode 13: Ramy Season 2 Review
In the latest episode of The Middle Geeks, we review Hulu's Ramy Season 2, dropping on Hulu this Friday! We were able to watch the season in full, and give a non-spoiler review followed by a full-length SPOILER review. We mark the timings for these discussions below, so be sure to watch the season first if you don't want spoilers! How did this season of Ramy improve from Season 1? Why was Mahershala Ali's character such a standout? How were the characters we were introduced to develop further this season, and how surprising were their stories? How did Ramy Youssef seek to make a messy and irreverent story about this Egyptian-American Muslim family, and how well do he and the show team do that? We also have a difficult discussion about the new show Stargirl and how specifically it relates to the lack of MENA and women of color headlined DCTV shows, give our recommendations, and much more!
Ramy Season 2 discussion beings at 15:48, with a full SPOILERS discussion 27:39-1:34:03.
Music credit: Music Laounga 79 by El Masreyen, album "Horreia," used as opening music for Ramy
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Czy to co nas otacza jest pewne? I czym jest setting w psychoterapii
Setting jest pojÄciem z żargonu psychoanalizy. Oznacza wszystko to, co jest staÅym elementem sesji terapeutycznych i caÅego procesu terapeutycznego, tym co buduje przewidywalne ramy i ustanawia ograniczenia, tym co i porzÄ
dkuje i frustruje, tym co jest koniczne w twórczej pracy i chroni przed chaosem. Taki sam "setting" towarzyszy nam na co dzieÅ, ale czÄsto nie jesteÅmy go Åwiadomi. Chyba, że coÅ nam go zaburzy. Wtedy dopiero odkrywamy jak ważne sÄ
pewne, wczeÅniej wydawaÅoby siÄ nieistotne, elementy naszego spoÅecznego krajobrazu.
Emery Smith & THE AlienCon
It is that time finally. Robin and Adam break their silence on Emery Smith and the origins of this very podcast. We share our experience of this event and a light overview of the rest of the AlienCon event. Have you ever been to AlienCon? How was your time there?
Robin does forget to mention that autopsies would imply he was an alien too.
Stream Team: Ramy (Gæst: Tarek Ziad Hussein)
En af årets bedste serieoplevelser kommer i form af Ramy Youssefs komedieserie 'Ramy'. Så uanset om du har set serien endnu eller ej, så lyt med til vores samtale med den muslimske debattør og forfatter Tarek Ziad Hussein, der ligesom Ramy, er vokset op i et samfund hvor synet på muslimer er præget af terrorangrebet den 11. september.
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Ep. 05 - Steve Way
Transcript: http://bit.ly/AIA005
Steves' website: TheSteveWay.com
Hulu's show Ramy: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7649694/
This week's guest is Steve Way! Steve is a 28 year-old substitute teacher by day and a stand-up comedian by night. He was born with Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy and is an advocate for disability awareness. You can also catch Steve guest starring on the Hulu show Ramy.
Connect with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center at https://rockymountainada.org/ or find us on social media. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts!
Steves' website: TheSteveWay.com
Hulu's show Ramy: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7649694/
This week's guest is Steve Way! Steve is a 28 year-old substitute teacher by day and a stand-up comedian by night. He was born with Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy and is an advocate for disability awareness. You can also catch Steve guest starring on the Hulu show Ramy.
Connect with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center at https://rockymountainada.org/ or find us on social media. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts!
Ep. 127 - After Midnight
This week, Ron brings back the mullet and elevates a late-80s anthology horror film from low-rent to next-time-you're-engulfed-in-flames-you'll-just-play-it-cool. You're welcome.
*MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD*
Mo Amer
Once a refugee, now a world-famous comedian: Mo Amer has been on a journey that's both inspiring and hilarious. Before making his DC Improv headlining debut (June 7-9), he calls in to share his story. We talk about his role on the breakthrough Hulu sitcom "Ramy," how winding up in Houston helped him as an artist, the advice he gets from Dave Chappelle, and some timely summer travel tips. Have a listen, then get your tickets ...
The Televerse #401- Spotlight on Ramy Season 1
After weeks with technical difficulties and colds, we’re finally back to our regular podcasting selves! This episode, as usual, Noel and Kate kick things off with their week in TV, starting with the comedies. After talking the Mom finale and catching up with What We Do in the Shadows, we move over to reality with RuPaul’s Drag Race and drama, with Killing Eve. Then we round out the week with the genre offerings, including the premieres of iZombie and Agents of SHIELD, Game of Thrones, and Legends of Tomorrow. Afterward, we head to the spotlight section, to highlight the promising first season of Hulu’s Ramy. Take a listen, then reach out with your favorites from this week’s TV.
Season Spotlight: Ramy Season 1 (1:01:44)
Our Week in TV
Mom finale (7:32)
What We Do in the Shadows (12:23)
RuPaul’s Drag Race (18:13)
Killing Eve (23:23)
iZombie premiere (30:24)
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. premiere (34:52)
Game of Thrones (42:22)
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (48:16)
Music Featured: “No More Drama” by Mary J. Blige
The Televerse #401- Spotlight on Ramy Season 1
After weeks with technical difficulties and colds, we’re finally back to our regular podcasting selves! This episode, as usual, Noel and Kate kick things off with their week in TV, starting with the comedies. After talking the Mom finale and catching up with What We Do in the Shadows, we move over to reality with RuPaul’s Drag Race and drama, with Killing Eve. Then we round out the week with the genre offerings, including the premieres of iZombie and Agents of SHIELD, Game of Thrones, and Legends of Tomorrow. Afterward, we head to the spotlight section, to highlight the promising first season of Hulu’s Ramy. Take a listen, then reach out with your favorites from this week’s TV.
Season Spotlight: Ramy Season 1 (1:01:44)
Our Week in TV
Mom finale (7:32)
What We Do in the Shadows (12:23)
RuPaul’s Drag Race (18:13)
Killing Eve (23:23)
iZombie premiere (30:24)
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. premiere (34:52)
Game of Thrones (42:22)
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (48:16)
Music Featured: “No More Drama” by Mary J. Blige
Episode 20: Ramy Youssef & Mona Shaikh
On this episode of the Comedy Pop-Up podcast, Paul Antonio (@ThePaulAntonio) fills in for Ron G. He welcomes Ramy Youssef (@Ramy) and Mona Shaikh (@MonaSComedy) to discuss their starts in comedy, the pressure to have clean sets around their family, Mona's show Minority Reportz and Ramy's new pilot that he filmed in New York!
Follow Paul Antonio on Social Media @ThePaulAntonio and @CPUPodcasts for information on this podcast and others on the CPU Podcast Network.
Follow Paul Antonio on Social Media @ThePaulAntonio and @CPUPodcasts for information on this podcast and others on the CPU Podcast Network.