Episode 23: Jamar Neighbors
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Jamar and learn about the benifits of living in a group home with NO parents!! ...
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Episode 22: Jade Catta-Preta
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Jade and learn about her first 5 mins! ...
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Episode 21: Sandy Danto
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with the super funny Sandy Danto and learn about his first 5 and the perks of going to sports camp. ...
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episode 20: Andrew Dice Clay
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and I sit down with the Legendary Andrew Dice Clay and learn about his first 5 and the pain pollen has caused him. We are joined occasionally by his beautiful ex-wife/girlfriend Valerie and his dog.
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Episode 19: Tiffany Haddish
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Tiffany Haddish and learn all about her first 5! ...
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Episode 18: David Taylor
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with David Taylor and learn about everything but his first 5. David is known for his acerbic comedic persona, intellectual material and his interviewing/skewing of celebrites on stage at his shows. David is a former scientist, computer programmer and internet millionaire. He hosts a live talk show called "The David Taylor Catastrophe" ...
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Episode 17: Nick Youssef
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Lexi and Eleanor sitdown with the amazing Nick Youssef and learn about his first time! ...
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Episode 16: Rick Ingraham
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Rick and talk about his first 5. Rick started stand-up comedy at Stanford and Sons Comedy Club in Kansas City (little Hollywood). After two years in the fast-paced, highly competetive Kansas City comedy scene, I moved to L.A. and started doing comedy full time. I’ve been a regular at the Hollywood Comedy Store since 2003, performing 5 nights a week. I also perform at the "Comedy and Magic Club" in Hermosa beach occasionally, and I’ve performed at both "Laugh Factories" (L.A. & N.Y.), a number of "Improv" Comedy Clubs (L.A., Miami, Ontario,...
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Episode 15: Lauren Ashley Bishop
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Lauren Ashley Bishop and learn all about her first 5! ...
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Episode 14: Nancy Pimental
First 5 with Eleanor Kerrigan and Lexi Shoemaker
Eleanor and Lexi sit down with Nancy and learn about her first 5! Nancy Pimental, a Massachusetts native, graduated from Worcester Polytechnic Institute with a degree in chemical engineering and studied classical acting at a theater conservatory in Boston. After moving to Los Angeles, she performed stand-up and improv comedy and was hired as a writer for Comedy Central's animated hit, (1997) in March of 1998. In addition, she has sold her first screenplay to Columbia Studios, a romantic comedy which stared . She has also written a pilot for for NBC Studios...
info_outlineEleanor and Lexi sit down with the super funny Sandy Danto and learn about his first 5 and the perks of going to sports camp.
Sandy moved to LA after studying at Indiana University while taking summer classes at the famed Second City in Detroit, then immediately starts working at National Lampoon. He is a character actor, but is equally comfortable playing himself and did so plenty during his stint with the Lampoon. In addition to his on camera work, he writes, directs and produces comedy shorts, which is what he was hired to do for National Lampoon. His work can be seen on NationalLampoon.com and on their college television networks.
Shortly after moving to Hollywood, he goes on to appear on Mad TV and Comedy Central's Mash-up, as well as co-hosts the web-series Fat Guy Nation. He eventually goes on tour with 90's icon Pauly Shore and builds a name for himself that he carries back to LA on his back and throws down at the steps of his apartment, where he gets back to work, writing jokes. Whether or not any success, paid gigs or applause fulfill him, and what he came to California to do, isn't even relevant at this point. His presence on stage as a performer and friend is relevant in itself. Anything else is bonus and whether or not you laugh, isn't. He'll be fine because, after all, he's just dreaming.
Sandy's website
http://sandydanto.com
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