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Join us on an exciting journey through the illustrious career of this comedy icon as we explore his groundbreaking roles, behind-the-scenes stories, and timeless contributions to the world of entertainment. Mark Begley (Wake Up Heavy), Chris Stachiw (The Kulturecast), and Mike White (The Projection Booth) bring you a monthly look at the heyday of Chase's career from his earliest feature roles to just before he became more of a walk-on actor.

A self accountability experiment with challenges each week to go after what you want in life.

In 1952, radio program creator Lawrence Klee brought The Chase to NBC radio. Developed as a psychological drama, the premise was that many life situations place their subjects in a chase of one type or another. A chase for fame. A chase from peril. A chase to beat the clock. A chase to escape death. The added twist was the question of, who is the hunter or the hunted in these situations? The scripts were fast-paced, starring top New York talent. The plots focused primarily on fear-inducing pursuits of one form or another.

Western/horror storytelling anthology podcast, told campfire style by undead cowboy narrator.

"The Chase and Sanborn Hour" was a popular American radio variety show that aired from 1929 to 1948. It was one of the most influential and well-loved radio programs of its time, featuring a mix of comedy, music, and guest appearances by celebrities. The show was sponsored by the Chase and Sanborn Coffee Company, and its primary purpose was to promote the company's products.The show was initially hosted by the comedian Eddie Cantor, who was known for his humor and singing talents. Later, in 1937, Cantor was replaced by Edgar Bergen and his ventriloquist dummy, Charlie McCarthy. Edgar Bergen ...

To many people, Lucia Chase (1897-1986) was the American Ballet Theatre, and her reign as the queen of American ballet lasted for more than four decades. It was Chase who brought Nureyev, Bujones, Kirkland, and eventually Baryshnikov to ABT. Under her leadership, the company worked with such legends as Agnes de Mille, Anthony Tudor, Jerome Robbins, and Twyla Tharp. Her drive, ambition, tenacity, and money kept the doors open even during the lean years. A dancer when the company made its debut in 1940, she was artistic director for an unprecedented thirty-five years, from 1945 to 1980.

Fun discussions about bway/West End and politics. Website: https://www.bwaymeetspolitics.com

Two boys taking on the podcasting industry, one game at a time.

Talking about life experiences and how it related to comedy and taking experiences from the stage and relating them to life. Basically like 20 minute parable that has nothing to do with Jesus.

A podcast featuring API actors and drama artists, in which we chronicle their artistic journeys and discuss important issues impacting the API community. Hosted by New York City-based actor, Chase Lee.

Completely Improvised DnD! No prep, no backstories, all real.