Stay ConnectedJoin Lauren and Jesi as they re-watch their hero, Murphy Brown, navigate the waters of journalistic integrity and female empowerment, discussing 1990s nostalgia and the glaring relevance this show still has in our culture today. Plus, interviews with the cast and creators!www.MurphyBrownPod.comTheme Song Provided by Pond5 artist Patrick Coen
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Jesi and Lauren chat with the co-host of “You’re Wrong About” and “Why Are Dads?” continues with more pod crossovers! The gals chat with Sarah (OJ Simpson case expert) about the TV comic reaction to the OJ Simpson Trial (check out her multi-part series in “You’re Wrong About”), her love of Faith Ford’s cookbook & celebrity cookbooks in general, Quantum Leap, and more!
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Jesi and Lauren welcome the co-host of “You’re Wrong About” and “Why Are Dads?” to chat about her love of Murphy Brown, 90’s pop-culture, and more! Part One includes discussions about the difference between 90’s TV consumption vs Today, a deep pop-culture dive on 1987’s “Year Of The Bimbo,” and female representation through the media. Plus, a chat about Lord Of The Rings!We will return with a NEW SEASON soon! Currently Recording!www.remembersarahmarshall.com (links to both podcasts)Twitter: @ Remember_SarahYWA: MB vs DQ: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dan-quayle-v-murphy-brown/id1380008439?i=1000465289875
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Lauren and Jesi are excited to bring you this amazing interview two-part special we recorded in February with Faith Ford, A.K.A Corky Sherwood! The gals sit down and chat about her beginnings in Louisiana, her time as a model in New York, and all the Murphy Brown stories! As well, as tales from our life-long-friends-ship with Jane Leeves, aka. Audrey Cohen, Aka, Daphne from Fraiser!Part 2: Booking Murphy Brown and her friendship with Jane!Join our Patreon for special episodes now! www.MurphyBrownpod.com/donateCharities from last week!BEAMwww.beam.communityBlack Trans Femmes In The Artswww.linktr.ee/btfacollectiveJustice for Breonna Taylor Official Go-Fund Mewww.gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-…r-breonna-taylor
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Lauren and Jesi are excited to bring you this amazing interview two-part special we recorded in February with Faith Ford, A.K.A Corky Sherwood! The gals sit down and chat about her beginnings in Louisiana, her time as a model in New York, and all the Murphy Brown stories! As well, as tales from our life-long-friends-ship with Jane Leeves, aka. Audrey Cohen, Aka, Daphne from Fraiser! Part 1: The Early Years and Corky Sherwood as a character!BEAMwww.beam.communityBlack Trans Femmes In The Artswww.linktr.ee/btfacollectiveJustice for Breonna Taylor Official Go-Fund Mewww.gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-for-breonna-taylorwww.MurphyBrownpod.com
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The gals welcome Anita Floris, the host of “I’m Listening: A Fraiser Fan Podcast '' from More Banana, to end our podcast season with this Diane English written classic! Topics include: the great Jane Leeves, the sex appeal of the Dials, arrival party etiquette, as well as Anita’s first impressions of the series and how it still holds up for a younger audience! Join us for the pod’s season finale!Anita is Anitajewtina on Twitter & Instragam.Miss us already!? While you wait for our next season join our patron or donate one time only at www.murphybrownpod.com/donate or www.patreon.com/MurphyBrownpod for extended episodes and extra moments during our hiatus! 100% of proceeds go to fund the podcast for you!We found out about the Lampshade!https://www.google.com/amp/s/slate.com/news-and-politics/2009/03/when-did-drunk-people-start-putting-lampshades-on-their-heads.amp
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Our “Here’s To You Mrs. Kinsella” guest Lisa Darden joins the gals after the show to discuss diversity in Murphy Brown & pop culture from 1990 to today, how we can all work together, and how feminism can be an inclusive movement to all.More Info On Lisa:www.fairhousingjustice.orgTwitter: DardenLisaIMDB: www.imdb.com/name/nm2688647
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The gals are happy to welcome Lisa Darden as their guest this week! Lisa is an actor as well as a board member of the Fair Housing Justice Center in New York City and a fan of Murphy Brown since childhood! Lisa tells us her origin story of growing up watching Murphy Brown as an African American woman then and now. Lauren talks about the genesis of Stevie Wonder’s adult career with this week’s song Superstition! Topics also include: Women and mens’ sexual prime, Grant Shaud’s physical comedy, and the Candice Bergen connection to The Graduate, which inspired our title with the song “Here’s To You, Mrs. Robinson.”More Info On Lisa:www.fairhousingjustice.orgTwitter: DardenLisaIMDB: www.imdb.com/name/nm2688647
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We are excited to welcome back Murphy Brown writer-producer Russ Woody (“Cybill” “Becker” “The Middle”)writer of our next episode “Here’s To You Mrs. Kinsella” as well as Season One's' “Kyle, “It’s How You Play The Game,” and many more! Just in time for “The Good Place” finale this week, Russ is talking about his new book “Tuesdays with Ted” (available wherever you buy books and ebooks or www.RussWoody.com). “An uplifting, heartbreaking, occasionally funny story about an old man with ALS, a sitcom, its star and just enough time to say good-bye,” Russ tells the gals stories from the book about his father, Ted Danson and much more, including a funny story about Candice Bergen and the book! But first, we get an update on Russ’s project about Abraham Lincoln’s first vice president, Hannibal Hamlin.Follow Russ on Instagram @ RussTWoody and join our Patreon with a one time or monthly donation for extended moments, including more on Lincoln and Hamlin! www.murphybrownpod.com/donate
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This episode, the gals go over Season two’s “The Strike” written by Steven Peterman and Gary Dontzig! Topics include: Aging as women in society, Candice Bergen’s working relationship with director Barnet Kellman through her own words, and Grant Shaud’s physical comedy. While Lauren tells the tale of legendary Smokey Robinson, Jesi discusses reporter Alex Bozarjian being assaulted by a runner on live television.
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The gals are excited to bring Part Two of what originally aired as a one-hour episode of Murphy Brown: ”Brown Like Me” - written by series creator Diane English. Topics include: the great Nat King Cole & the story behind his classic song “Star Dust,” Emmy confusion, and the importance of banter as foreplay.
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