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Podcast news and reviews – 9/11/15

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September 11, 2015

Highlights from the week of September 11, 2015:

  • An Irishman Abroad “Tim Wheeler: Episode 103”“>Jarlath Regan talks to other Irish folks of their professional journeys. In this one, Jarlath interviews “>Tim Wheeler, who first experienced mainstream success in the mid-1990s as a teenager. Other great interview subjects of past episodes include IT Crowd actor “>Sharon Horgan, and WWE superstar “>https://soundcloud.com/an-irishman-abroad)
  • The Joe Rogan Experience – “#692 – Jay Leno”“>The Tonight Show. However, he was a stand-up comic for more than 20 years before he took over the legendary NBC talk show in the early 1990s. In turn, he has plenty of amazing stories to tell of opening up for greats like Miles Davis, doing mafia-related gigs, and touring with strippers. Another spectacular podcast appearance by Jay was from a few years on “>http://podcasts.joerogan.net)
  • Jim Florentine: Comedy Metal Midgets “Awful Vanity Plates Part 6”“>Don Jamieson is now in the works. (“>Jon Taffer as the angry guy on Spike's “>The Troubadour. He also has statistics for practically everything and has an incredible track record as a businessman. In turn, I can now watch Bar Rescue with a different mindset about where Jon's advice is coming from. (“>Shaquille O'Neal and “>Los Angeles Lakers. For the first time ever, Shaq and Kobe talk about their prior issues within a public forum on Shaq's podcast. And yes, Shaq is a pretty good podcaster — prior episodes have featured big names like “>http://www.podcastone.com/the-big-podcast-with-shaq)

 

Thanks for reading — feel free to e-mail me directly at Darren@Paltrowitz.com if there are any podcast highlights I may have missed.

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