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Scott Aukerman

Host of Comedy Bang Bang, known for his work on "Mr. Show" and "Between Two Ferns: The Movie"

Top 5 podcasts with Scott Aukerman

Ranked by the Snipd community
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Jul 22, 2024 • 1h 9min

Matinee Monday: Sharknado 3 (w/ Scott Aukerman)

Guest Scott Aukerman joins to discuss Sharknado 3, including celebrity cameos, President Mark Cuban, Universal Studios VIP passes, Nova's return, David Hasselhoff in space, and more absurdities. They also analyze the romantic subplots, Fin's running style, and the peculiar storylines and inconsistencies in the movie.
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Jul 8, 2024 • 1h 4min

Matinee Monday: Sharknado (w/ Scott Aukerman)

Comedy Bang Bang host Scott Aukerman joins the hosts to discuss Sharknado, diving into Tara Reid's headshots, the scientific possibility of a sharknado, Nova's scar origin monologue, and more absurdities of the film.
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Nov 13, 2023 • 32min

The Scare-actors

Matt and Amanda speak with spooky season performers including Cherry Blossom, Drew McWeeny, Mark Gagliardi, Rebecca Lumianski, Eric Martin, Scott Aukerman, and Brandon Adams. They discuss haunted house scare-actor experiences, unexpected reactions at scare experiences, the psychology behind being scared, attending a religious haunted house, and the fascination with being scared.
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Oct 16, 2023 • 33min

The Good, the Bad, and the Fuzzy

Guests White Glove 1, White Glove 2, and Scott Aukerman talk about the challenges of being theme park fuzzies, including bad working conditions and mistreatment. They discuss getting lost at Disneyland, the hierarchy of performers, break room discomfort, and the love-hate relationship with Disneyland. They also explore finding fulfillment and the controversial treatment of passionate employees at theme parks.
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Oct 23, 2022 • 49min

Meat Too with Scott Aukerman

Scott Aukerman, host of Comedy Bang! Bang!, discusses topics like Covenant Eyes app, Mr. Fred Bartross directing Twin Hills' Christmas program, the role of an intimacy coordinator in the acting industry, perceptions of improv, fictional consequences in 'To Kill a Mockingbird', and exploring intimacy in theater productions.