הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Sarong (2024)

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9: ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE PODCAST 9: PARDON MY SARONG 1:25:47

12h ago1:25:47

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Jerry and I both love Pardon My Sarong, and here you will find almost everything you need to know about it. Written by a Marx Brothers writer, enhanced by The Ink Spots, and there is also some VERY rare audio footage of Bud Abbott meeting with a government man. Join the fun, folks! :)על ידי Abbott and Costello Meet The Podcast

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8: EPISODE 8: RIO RITA 1:18:37

17d ago1:18:37

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Join us as your hosts, Nick Santa Maria and Jerry Sciarrio delve into the first of the boys' MGM films, RIO RITA (1942). Lou returns to the studio that didn't appreciate him back in the 1920s, and it's a lot of fun. You'll hear the whole story behind this film, and it goes all the way back to Flo Ziegfeld and Wheeler and Woolsey! You'll also hear a…

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7: EPISODE 7: RIDE 'EM COWBOY 57:30

29d ago57:30

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Take a deep dish dive with us as we look at Abbott and Costello's western satire, RIDE 'EM COWBOY. Hear the story behind the film and meet all the players. We also have another rare clip from The Bud Abbott Variety Show. So, hitch up your Palomino, check your six guns, and sit back and enjoy ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE PODCAST!…

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6: EPISODE 6: KEEP 'EM FLYING 1:03:26

2M ago1:03:26

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Welcome aboard Abbott and Costello Airlines, and a deep dish dive into their 1941 comedy, KEEP 'EM FLYING. You'll hear the backstory regarding the film being shoved ahead of RIDE 'EM COWBOY to satisfy a nation getting ready for war. Also hear the final clip from the ultra rare Bud Abbott Variety Show, where he confronts a VERY special guest.…

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5: Episode 5: HOLD THAT GHOST 1:19:11

3M ago1:19:11

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In Episode 5 we discuss and dissect HOLD THAT GHOST, their 3rd film, but 4th release. We welcome to the podcast, Paul Castiglia, author of the soon to be published, SCARED SILLY. We also have a new theme song (on ukulele), and another rare clip from The Bud Abbott Variety Show. Enjoy!על ידי Abbott and Costello Meet The Podcast

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4: EPISODE 4: IN THE NAVY 1:08:22

4M ago1:08:22

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Jerry and Nick take a deep dish dive into the ins and outs of IN THE NAVY, the first REAL Abbott and Costello film. Hear all the inside info, and hear sound bites from the film itself. You'll also hear another excerpt from THE BUD ABBOTT VARIETY SHOW. :)על ידי Abbott and Costello Meet The Podcast

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3: Episode 3: BUCK PRIVATES 1:13:02

5M ago1:13:02

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Nick Santa Maria (co-author of THE ANNOTATED ABBOTT AND COSTELLO) and producer, Jerry Sciarrio take an up close look at the team's second film, BUCK PRIVATES. It's their first starring film and it set up a long association with Universal Pictures. The ins and outs of this story are fascinating. So....enjoy!…

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2: Episode 2: ONE NIGHT IN THE TROPICS 1:06:55

6M ago1:06:55

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On Episode 2 we take a deep dish dive into Abbott and Costello's first film, ONE NIGHT IN THE TROPICS.על ידי Abbott and Costello Meet The Podcast

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1: Episode 1: WHEN BUDDY MET LOUIE 1:05:45

7M ago1:05:45

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This first episode is an overview of the team and what brought them to prominence...from childhood, to burlesque...to Hollywood.על ידי Abbott and Costello Meet The Podcast

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The brass steamer that saves our lives 18:43

8M ago18:43

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In this episode of The Objects that Made Us, the story starts with a brass steamer used to make idli, an Indian steamed cake. Secondary school teacher Tharmendra’s mother came to Singapore in 1966 from South India. She came from a poor family and the only dowry they could afford was the brass steamer. After Tharmendra’s father passed away from illn…

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The Batik sarongs that encapsulate her Peranakan heritage 18:21

8M ago18:21

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Sarongs once worn by her mother, imbued with memories of childhood – familial objects like that informs one’s sense of identity, and are reminders of what one can be proud of. The most valuable objects found in the home of Cynthia Wee-Hoefer, who has vast experience working in publishing and news, are two century-old batik sarongs. Despite some wea…

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A Jawi recipe book records the tastes of home 11:15

8M ago11:15

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For help with cooking three meals a day to feed her family, a Malay woman sat by the radio, pen and paper in hand, over decades, carefully jotting down recipes shared on radio programmes. The lines of words conscientiously jotted down helped fill her family’s stomachs, and also capture the memories left on their taste buds. In this episode of The O…

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Riding through life's ups and downs 20:38

8M ago20:38

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There’s a special place in the heart of educator Nurai’sha Bte Hassan for the red Malaysian-made Proton Saga that has been by her side through many life events. As a child, Nurai’sha had seen her cousin driving the same model, as she grew into a new generation of independent and confident Muslim woman. On passing her driving test in adulthood, Nura…

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My father was a snazzy rocker! 27:07

8M ago27:07

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Local pop music was heavily informed by Western pop in the 1960s. Many Malay youths in Singapore were crazy about rock ’n roll, and back then, almost all of them wanted to join a band in their kampong, which they saw as a step towards the ultimate dream of becoming a rock star. Theatre practitioner and educator Aidli Mosbit’s father was one such ka…

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The dazzling world of Chinese tabloids in 1950s Singapore 19:19

8M ago19:19

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Copies of unwanted old tabloids chronicle the ebb and flow of bygone eras. For his study of local culture and entertainment, pop culture researcher Su Zhangkai amassed – and pored through – an extensive collection of newspapers and magazines from the 1950s and 60s. The vibrant Chinese tabloids of the 1950s reflected the lives and interests of ordin…