HeyJaredThat's a Wrap - Twin Cities Improv
Jimmy the Rat, a humanoid rat living in Minneapolis, talks to improvisers about improv theater and comedy. He doesn't do improv. He talks about improv. He interviews local neighbors in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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Your Favorite Thing Pod: Charlie's Angels (2000) Watchalong! (opens the original)
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Okay this is a banger of an episode you guys. Laura, Ryan, and Jimmy the Rat (me) talk about the 2000 movie Charlie's Angels with Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu, and Drew Barrymore. Along with a little Tim Curry (RIP), and Sam Rockwell and Joey from friends, and Bill Murray. Engineer Pete never recorded a watchalong before so lemme just say this was a bit of an experiment. Do you need to cue the movie up and watch it at the same time? Nah not necessarily. You can if you want. Ryan's mic is a little quie
A Good Idea (the podcast): File Under: Easy Listening (1994) by Sugar (opens the original)
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Ryan and Jimmy the Rat (me) are back with another Mould Pod! We recorded this long ago but engineer Pete sometimes has mental blocks and can't get his self un-stuck to do little housekeeping things like actually post episodes to the Acast feed. So anyway, here we are posting it months later in August! Ryan and me talk about the album and stuff. It's good. All snippets of music belong to Sugar and Mr. Mould. We use them for, ya know, like, criticism and whatnot. Take it easy out there. Love ya! -
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