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Episode 7, part 2 - "Know" Laughing Matter. Comedies, Comedic Actors & Comedians You Should Know.

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2366194/open_sms] What makes a comedian truly legendary? Join us as we sit down with Matt from the Atomic Skull podcast for a hilarious and heartfelt tribute to some of the greatest comedic actors of all time. We kick things off with Eddie Murphy, revisiting his iconic performances in 80s classics like "Trading Places" and "Beverly Hills Cop," and maneuver through his varied career in the 90s and 2000s, including voice work in "Shrek" and family-friendly hits like "Daddy Daycare." We also shine a light on underrated gems such as "Harlem Nights" and "Norbit," celebrating Eddie’s incredible ability to make audiences laugh across generations. Next, prepare yourselves for a comedic rollercoaster as we honor the monumental careers of Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, and Leslie Nielsen. Robin’s seamless transition from stand-up comedy to unforgettable roles in comedy and drama, Jim’s meteoric rise with films like "Ace Ventura" and "The Mask," and Leslie's surprising shift from serious roles to comedic genius in "Airplane!" and the "Naked Gun" series are all under the spotlight. We share personal anecdotes and our all-time favorite moments from these actors who have left an indelible mark on the world of comedy. We wrap up with a spirited discussion on Mike Myers and John C. Reilly, diving into their iconic roles and unforgettable comedic moments. From Myers' legendary characters in "Wayne's World," "Austin Powers," and "Shrek," to Reilly’s impeccable timing in "Step Brothers" and "Talladega Nights," their contributions to modern comedy cannot be overstated. Our chat even includes a nod to Groucho Marx, recognizing his lasting influence on today’s comedic landscape. Don’t miss this laugh-filled episode brimming with humor, camaraderie, and a genuine appreciation for the comedic legends who have brought so much joy to our lives. Check out full VIDEO episodes on YouTube with bonus content. Search for #FHTBPodcast. You can also find us sharing videos on Facebook and TikTok. Search for us on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube using #FHTB or #FHTBPodcast. Full video episodes are available on YouTube with visual bonus content.

Episode 7, pt 1: "Know" Laughing Matter. Comedies, Comedic Actors, and Comedians. FHTB Podcast

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2366194/open_sms] We have our first special guest! Matt, from Atomic Skull Podcast, joins us. What if we told you that laughter is the best medicine for even the darkest of days? Join us in this special episode of From Hoods To Backwoods, where we welcome Matt from the Atomic Skull podcast as our very first guest. We kick things off with some hilarious banter about our friendship and shared work experiences, all tied together by our mutual love for comedy. Matt opens up about his passion for making people laugh and how it positively impacts mental health. Tex LaFon shares his love for raunchy comedy and its power to turn a bad day around. Expect plenty of jokes and camaraderie as we set the stage for an episode filled with laughter and mutual appreciation. Ever wondered why Eddie Murphy's "Coming to America" never gets old? We embark on a nostalgic journey through some of our favorite comedy films, starting with Murphy's 1988 classic. From the unforgettable characters to the iconic scenes like McDowell's and Soul Glow, we relive the magic. Then, we shift gears to "Old School," reminiscing about the antics of starting a fraternity in your late 20s. We also highlight Will Ferrell's versatile comedy with special mentions of "Step Brothers" and "Talladega Nights," and round things out by celebrating Val Kilmer’s diverse roles in films such as "Top Secret," "Tombstone," and "The Doors." Our admiration for comedians like Zach Galifianakis and his stand-up special "Live at the Purple Onion" brings us to discuss "The Hangover." We share laughs over Mike Tyson’s unexpectedly funny moments. Plus, a personal story involving a bar, a mistaken ID, and a lesson learned. Ever had an ID mishap that led to police involvement? Rounding out the episode, we touch on Michael Keaton's performance in "Multiplicity" and the innovative filmmaking techniques used. Join us for a fun-filled episode that’s sure to leave you smiling and contemplating your favorite comedy moments. Check out full VIDEO episodes on YouTube with bonus content. Search for #FHTBPodcast. You can also find us sharing videos on Facebook and TikTok. Search for us on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube using #FHTB or #FHTBPodcast. Full video episodes are available on YouTube with visual bonus content.

Episode 6, part 3 - FHTB Podcast -Television Decisions. TV shows we suggest 80s - 2020s

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2366194/open_sms] What makes a TV show truly unforgettable? Join us as we journey through some of the most captivating series from the 2010s to 2024. From the intense drama of "Narcos" and its gripping portrayal of Pablo Escobar's empire to the groundbreaking redefinition of the zombie genre in "The Walking Dead," we revisit these iconic moments and characters that kept us on the edge of our seats. We also explore the lighter side of television with "The Good Place" and Ted Danson's comedic brilliance, before plunging into the intricate power struggles and unforgettable twists of "Game of Thrones." Ever wonder how a show balances humor and heavy drama? Look no further than "Atlanta," Donald Glover's masterful creation that oscillates between serious themes and surreal comedy. And for those who crave a grittier take on superheroes, "The Boys" offers a dark, realistic portrayal of power and corruption. We'll also touch on the complex character of the Punisher, examining his moral ambiguity and personal tragedies through various adaptations, including the much-lauded Netflix series. Stay up to date with the latest in TV series, as we discuss current seasons of fan-favorites like "The Bear" on Hulu and "The Boys" on Amazon Prime. We'll also reflect on shows that have evolved over time, such as "The Rookie" and "The Mandalorian," and pay tribute to underappreciated gems like "This Fool." Don't forget to find us on social media and check out our full episodes with bonus content available on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Let's get started on this television odyssey! Check out full VIDEO episodes on YouTube with bonus content. Search for #FHTBPodcast. You can also find us sharing videos on Facebook and TikTok. Search for us on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube using #FHTB or #FHTBPodcast. Full video episodes are available on YouTube with visual bonus content.

Episode 6, part 2 - FHTB Podcast -Television Decisions. TV shows we suggest 80s - 2020s

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2366194/open_sms] What if reliving 90s television could bring a smile to your face today? Get ready for a walk down memory lane as we celebrate some of the most iconic TV shows of the decade. We'll kick things off with Martin Lawrence's comedic brilliance in "Martin," where his unforgettable characters like Shenaynay and Bro Man will leave you in stitches. Then, we'll delve into the groundbreaking world of "In Living Color," spotlighting classics like Homie the Clown and the show's cultural impact, all thanks to Keenen Ivory Wayans' comedic genius. And yes, we couldn't resist touching on the cult favorite film "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka," which paved the way for this revolutionary sketch comedy show. But the nostalgia fest doesn't stop there. Remember the high school drama that had us all hooked every week with Beverly Hills 90210? We've got that covered too. Plus, we shine a light on the underrated show "Roc," featuring the talents of Charles S. Dutton and those memorable guest appearances by En Vogue. And of course, no trip through 90s TV would be complete without a nod to the legendary "Seinfeld." From its quirky characters to its endlessly quotable lines, we'll explore how it became one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to these classic shows, this episode promises a delightful and laughter-filled journey back to a beloved era of television. Check out full VIDEO episodes on YouTube with bonus content. Search for #FHTBPodcast. You can also find us sharing videos on Facebook and TikTok. Search for us on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube using #FHTB or #FHTBPodcast. Full video episodes are available on YouTube with visual bonus content.

Episode 6, part 1 - FHTB Podcast -Television Decisions. TV shows we suggestion 80s - 2020s

Send us a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2366194/open_sms] Ever wondered why Mama from "Mama's Family" reminded me of my great aunt? Tune in as Tex Lafon and I, Devos, journey through our personal vault of TV favorites, spanning from the 80s to today. We kick things off with a heartfelt chat about "Mama's Family," where we share the show's unforgettable moments and relatable family dynamics. Let us take you back to the days when relatable humor and blunt characters like Mama made us laugh and left an impact.  Next, we shift gears to dissect the unique charm of British humor with a nostalgic look at "Are You Being Served?" and explore how it contrasts with American comedy. If Saturday mornings meant catching episodes of "Saved by the Bell" for you, then you're in for a treat as we reminisce about the high school antics of Slater, Zach, and Screech. Whether you’re a fan of witty dialogue, physical comedy, or high school hijinks, join us on this nostalgic trip through decades of television. Your favorite shows and trivia are welcome—share your memories and be part of the conversation! Check out full VIDEO episodes on YouTube with bonus content. Search for #FHTBPodcast. You can also find us sharing videos on Facebook and TikTok. Search for us on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube using #FHTB or #FHTBPodcast. Full video episodes are available on YouTube with visual bonus content.