Best entertainment and general interest podcast available!
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“This weekly podcast is an always-entertaining and informative amalgam of comedy bits, the history of comedy, tour vignettes, and cast, crew, and fan profiles and personal stories. Austin Tichenor (seventy-seven two-hundred-thirty-firsts of the Reduced Shakespeare team) is great at engaging both the people he interviews and the audience by showing his own personal interest in the topic at hand. He takes advantage of many fans scattered through the entertainment and political worlds to have something new every week. I’ve listened to it for 5 or 6 years, and I wish that I had caught on even earlier in its run.
Several episodes he has done dedicated to the memory of his high school and college friend Ambassador Chris Stevens were especially excellent, both informative and touching, and really served to humanize the Ambassador.
I recommend this podcast VERY HIGHLY!”
BubbaRich via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/04/14
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“I loved "Slings & Arrows" and enjoyed "Will," so I listened with interest to your take on these productions. Your relative access provided a cool perspective on them which I appreciated. I've enjoyed the reductions I've encountered in the past, and that energy translates perfectly to this truly...”Read full review »
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“The RSC's podcast is easily the best theatre podcast I've found yet. Not only does it come out every single week, but it is never pretentious, always informative, often funny, and covers an incredible range of topics, from play publishing to Kirk vs. Picard. Not only does a listener get an...”Read full review »
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12/11/10
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“This past summer as I started getting into more into podcasts, I discovered that the RSC had been podcasting since 2006, and quickly downloaded all episodes and started listening to them. They start out relatively short (around 10 to 15 minutes), but as the years progress, they start getting...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
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