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New Danny Hauger Podcasts coming soon, new shows will live on, but this is the END of Cozy Corner. Enjoy the last episode folks.
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A billboard from a bus window presents a summer story for your listening pleasure,
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7.9 out of 10.
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If you’re ready for a break from the world of Seth Rogen, Michael Cera, and Paul Rudd, and you’re willing to suspend your disbelief of road and driving physics, then you’re ready for I Love You Beth Cooper.
If you have searched elsewhere, you probably found mixed reviews. I am going to take an alternate road here and suggest that there is an endearing quality to to this film, that makes a few short falls in direction able to be overtaken to a positive feeling when leaving the theater.
First off, I loved the performances of these not so well known acting team, aside from Hayden Penatierre, who was a suitable lead considering what was called for.
The movie based on a novel, by one of the Simpsons’ writer Larry Doyle, who also wrote the screenplay for the film. It’s a common theme, a high school girl who is untouchable, and the hopeless drone that aspires for her attention, and makes his feelings public during his graduation speech. From there a slough of unbelievable events leads chases and fight scenes that elevate from the unlikely to the unrealistic, but still I found myself interested in the
underlying plot. Perhaps it is my age, at 22, that lets me relate to the not so long ago feelings for friends and fondness for the people and places around me. Or perhaps that there really are some quality laughs that are a refreshing break from the Hollywood repetition that has become all too common in this age of movies.
I suggest going to see this movie, because it is different and not the cookie cutter story that comes out every summer. It’s a fun movie that captures some honest moments of what it means to be young, if you can ignore an annoyingly persistent foil character, and the odd absence of adults once the movie hits the half-way point.
I Love You Beth Cooper gets a 7.9 out of 10 score.
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A DHX dedication to Michael Jackson (1958-2009), “so long star, its been nice to see you…”
Starting about a quarter of an hour past 10:00 AM on the Pacific Coast of California, Michael Jackson was celebrated as a pioneer of pop music and icon of the celebrity world in front of 20,000 adoring fans and family inside of Staples Center in Los Angeles. A commendable job by Los Angeles police to control the crowd, keep traffic in the area moving, and secure the site of a solemn, yet celebratory event to honor the life of a man who changed the way that the music industry operated, and donated more to charitable organizations than any pop musician in history. His life was honored by those closest to him, in a dignified and classy manner that any man or woman would be proud to have seen to honor their own life. The ceremony was tasteful and refrained from being the circus I had expected. Processions of speech after speech honored the legacy that Michael Jackson has left for future generations. A philanthropist, a showman, and a mind that was unmatched according to the people closest to him, were able to tell an international television audience how their lives had been impacted by the man who has graced as many covers as any individual in history. Usher, Jennifer Hudson, John Mayer, Mariah Carey, Brooke Shields, Kobe Bryant, and the Jackson family, spoke humbly of their friend and colleague. Magic Johnson, in particular, put in perspective a moment of fried chicken with Michael, which he called the greatest moment of his life. For over two hours, family members and celebrities took the stage, singing and telling stories of a man who never quite grew up. A member of the Senate introduced a piece of legislation to be debated, which would honor Jackson as a national treasure.
It is clear by this celebration, this week of remembrance, and the million hours of collective media coverage that has and will come from his life and those he has affected with his presence. It is truly remarkable to see the life of one man bring a fleeting halt to a billion people when hearing the news, that Michael Jackson, the so-called King of Pop, has passed.
From stories told by former family attorney Brian Oxman to me, and the unprecedented media coverage, it has been made clear to me that Michael Jackson is an icon to tens of millions of people around the world.
As a moderate fan of a few hits, even I can see how important and world-renown that Michael Jackson is, and an individual of the caliber who may never be seen again.
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On this day through history… Happy Father’s Day!
Today, 2009, Greenland introduces self-rule
1945 – World War II: The Battle of Okinawa ends
1898 – The United States captures Guam from Spain
1991- little Danny stamps his hand for a Father’s Day card
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Hope everyone can spend it with family, congrats to Jeff Weaver for the win over brother Jared yesterday at Angel’s stadium.
Here’s a quote from Jack Elway, John Elway’s father: “John Elway is a great football player. He used to be my son. Now I’m his father”.
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Congrats to the Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball for another great year, falling short in a comeback against Virginia on June 15th, but still coming home with a young team that will be strong for the next few years, Go Titans!
In Episiode 5 of Putz and Garfunkel, Putz gets some book learning from Dr. Garfunkel as he returns to school. This is the fifth episode of the improvised comedy radio sketch series. Putz Goes to School (Book learnin’), Putz and Garfunkel #5. Performed by Danny, Grant, and Aaron.
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Alphabet Alliteration uses eery letter to begin each consecutive series of at least three words. The subject centers around entertainment channels that do little to activate central processing.
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The start is good, the end of the season is bad! Cozy Corner heads for SUmmer Break, but there will be webisodes coming shortly, and a short film to be shopped around, so check back often and enjoy this season finale of Season 2!
A story of talking burgers, lice, friendship and betrayal. And will weasels rule the world?
Told By Grant, Aaron, Danny and Jess. Clearly improvised and coridally told.
a new segment called, “That’s good, that’s bad” opens the show, which consists of this fourtold story
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Happy Mother’s Day!
Out of order episode 2.7, featuring
Starting with a live broadcast exclusive from the Hadron Collider, an interview with worker Henry and Henry’s Boss, and thanks to Dwarfel for arranging the interview in Geneva, unfortunately the COllider knocked Cozy Corner into the past, making this episode 6 of season 2.
This podcast uploaded from Lodi, California.
This episode also features
short sketches
Shivon’s idea to make $700 million on our new viral website idea
A friend’s contagiously annoying laugh
Cozy Corner Somali Pirates
The danger of fireworks and their impact on counting with your fingers
Bus Driver Sam
Peter the pinball wizard loses his focus
Cows talk to each other
The dangers of Hot Air Ballooning
BEfore and after - joining an angry mob
The starting lineup for the Long Beach Dirtbags is announced live
The secret life of ants
and My Advice - Replacing license plate frames
Outro featuring Carl’s pets - written and produced by Aaron
…Our best at Cozy Corner to all the firefighters in Santa Barbara…I flew in from Sacramento today and the smoke was arching over the horizon…videohere
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Here’s a request from Jan in Balitmore, Maryland (or Bawlmore, right Jan?) Either way Jan, here is your mother’s day request, It’s Rent-A-Family!
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