Ed Galvez

This is from my podcast! Lizzy Cooperman was awesome enough to be in it!

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Lizzy Cooperman, Ed Galvez & Kevin Ford performed this hilarious radio sketch live during the taping of Episode 3: Land of Ghosts and Zombies. No one will ever be able to complain about a bad date after listening to this. The sketch was written by Ed Galvez. Air date: 3/5/10 

Writer/actor/comedian Frank Conniff guests on this very special episode of ”The Fort Podcast” to talk about his years starring on “Mystery Science Theater 3000,” his new show “Cinematic Titanic,” Mike’s crazy pump-up song, the New York punk scene in the 1970’s and the changing landscape of the television industry. Conniff starred on Comedy Central’s famed series “Mystery Science Theater 3000.” Frank moved on to become the executive story editor for ABC’s “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” as well as the head writer for Nickelodeon’s “Invader Zimm.” Currently he can be seen performing around the country in his new show “Cinematic Titanic.” He also co-hosts the popular stage show ”Cartoon Dump” once a month at the Steve Allen theater in Los Angeles. Kevin, Ed and Mike are honored to perform a radio sketch with Frank during the taping entitled, “Cooking With Witch Mildred” written by Ed Galvez. The show also welcomes its new sponsor “Half Ass Productions” with the debut episode of the new series “The Adventures of Lor and Holly.” Stick around for the last part of the show as Kevin, Ed and Mike review the remake of “Nightmare on Elm Street.”

Writer/comedian Phil Ranta guests on this episode of The Fort Podcast to talk about his upcoming four month comedy improv tour on board a cruise ship, felony amounts of hashish during his vacation to Jamaica, cougars on the prowl, Mike’s strange noises while urinating and Ed’s worst job ever. Ranta is a proud member of the award winning Second City improv team “McShane.” He currently writes for the weekly sketch show “Top Story! Weekly” at the iO West in Los Angeles. He can also be seen performing stand-up, sketch and improv with his talented groups “Take That Germany” and “Bro Squad 5.” Phil performs two hilarious radio sketches with Kevin, Ed and Mike during the taping: “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” written by Kevin Ford and “The Secret Ingredient” written by Phil Ranta. The show ends with the boys reviewing the movie “Kick Ass.” Kevin, Ed and Mike reveal their childhood dreams of being superheroes