By Kyle
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In this episode, Mike shares his contempt (and love) for Home Depot. Then, guests Maggie Ryan Sandford, Levi Weinhagen and Aric McKeown join Mike for a chat about Summer, Murder She Wrote, Chimps, Drinking and Driving Kickstarters, Orangutans and SO MUCH MORE. As always, the show wraps up with an audience game that was maybe […]
By Kyle
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It’s been said that good casting is 90% of directing, and we here at Remaker’s Mark couldn’t agree more. In this, our third Special Episode, we focus on our favorite casting choices of all time. Those roles that we couldn’t possibly imagine being played by anyone else. This also happens to be the first Remaker’s […]
By Kyle
I Would Bike 500 Miles - Nerd Nite MN Episode 10 from Math Is Hard Network on Vimeo.
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For Episode 10 of the Nerd Nite MN Podcast, Ann Miller shares her experience biking 500 miles in the ‘Habitat 500‘ ride. She shares how she prepared, how the ride itself was, and helpful information about Habitat For Humanity, and how you can help. (Hint: You don’t have to bike 500 miles to help.) Other […]
By Kyle
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In Episode 2, guests Courtney McClean, Levi Weinhagen, Jenn Schaal, and Brian Beatty join Mike for a freewheeling discussion about meditation, cabins, therapists, couples swapping and much more. There’s also an amazing sketch by Mr. Joe Bozic and an audience game! Enjoy!!!!
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In Part 2 of our discussion of My Fair Lady we reveal who we chose to recast the major and minor roles. Kyle discusses his love/hate (mostly hate) relationship with musicals, and we ponder whether the remake should also be a musical. History buff Mark considers alternate times and places for a remake, finding parallels […]
By Kyle
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In this first part of our discussion of the multiple Oscar winning 1964 musical ‘My Fair Lady’, we recast the three major roles, as well as five minor roles, and manage to alienate several populations (musical fans, Hungarians, and dancers) along the way.