Here are some very good podcasts that have been good enough to have Patrick as a guest. They are good, good podcasts. Click on the picture to listen.
Each Tuesday afternoon, Janet Kopenhaver airs a new Embracing Arlington Arts Talks podcast. Each show features an Arts organization representative, visual artist, arts expert, reviewers, and others to talk about productions, events, benefits of the arts, economic impact of the arts, and many other topics.
Playwright/Podcaster/Filmmaker/Director (and much more) Patrick Flynn sat down with Embracing Arlington Arts President Janet Kopenhaver to talk about the many hats he has worn during his career. How exactly does one write an adaptation of a children’s book? What is the unique story about Peter Pan adaptations? What does he have guests talk about on his podcast The Original Cast? Plus learn more about The Velveteen Rabbit that he wrote and is being presented by Adventure Theatre.
Catch Lara as she goes "beyond the barricade" to chat with Broadway performers, composers, and innovators about the phenomenon that is the stage door. Hear the best, worst, and wackiest stories from the people who have signed your Playbills.
I started a podcast because I love podcasts and one of my favorites is The Original Cast with Patrick Flynn. In this episode of Stage Door Stories, Patrick and I chat about theater, cast albums, Daniel Radcliffe, and the art of the podcast.
Join host Kimberly Schmidt and her husband Jay as they try to transform their friend Alex Fossella from casual theater goer to full-out fan boy.
Have you been longing for a musical about Chess written by a Swedish pop band about Cold War tensions in the 1980s? Here it is! Featuring a special call-in guest expert: Patrick Flynn of The Original Cast podcast!
Hyper-analyzing all of your favorite terrible songs. From Taylor Swift or Nicki Minaj to Billy Joel or Rush...no one is safe. New episodes every Wednesday morning! Artists like: Billy Joel, Ariana Grande, Kiss, Iggy Azalea, Britney Spears, Alice Cooper, Heart, Pitbull, Steve Miller Band, Taylor Swift, one-hit wonders galore, actors gone rogue, anything and everything else.
"Ironic," was EVERYWHERE in 1996. You couldn't escape it. And it turned into Alanis Morissette's biggest hit to date. This song is challenging. Unless you're Alanis Morissette, she kinda just doesn't care. Nothing mentioned in this song is actually ironic, they just suck. But this week we take the time to slightly tweak the lyrics so that they become ironic. We also rank all of the happenings on a scale of 1- 10 based on how much they suck. Patrick tells us about the biggest fight that he has ever gotten into. Plus he spent many of his formative years lying about Nirvana and "Weird" Al. Join us on an exploration of the most 90's song and video as we discuss the unironic story of Mr. Play-It -Safe, and why this song may actually be ironic afterall.
Hyper-analyzing all of your favorite terrible songs. From Taylor Swift or Nicki Minaj to Billy Joel or Rush...no one is safe. New episodes every Wednesday morning! Artists like: Billy Joel, Ariana Grande, Kiss, Iggy Azalea, Britney Spears, Alice Cooper, Heart, Pitbull, Steve Miller Band, Taylor Swift, one-hit wonders galore, actors gone rogue, anything and everything else.
50th Episode Special: We were lucky enough to have an awesome, recorded conversation with Patrick Flynn (The Original Cast) about Billy Joel. Brad is not a fan. Patrick is a huge fan. Katie has no strong opinions...other than that she loves Oliver & Co.. We go through Joel's catalog of hit songs over the years, from “Captain Jack” to “The River of Dreams,” and plenty in between. We learn that Brad loves some Billy Joel songs even though he doesn't like Billy Joel. Patrick is ashamed of some of his Billy Joel love. Katie forgets things about Billy Joel and doesn't realize some Billy Joel songs are by Billy Joel. But we spend some time discussing other artists; Alexa Ray Joel, Neil Young, Frankie Valli, Semisonic, Nine Days, and, obviously, the cost of driving through Delaware.
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