Hey Comedy Fans! For a limited time get 50% off tickets to the next Top Shelf Stand Up Comedy Show at Distillery of Modern Art on May 19th. Use code "earlybird" until Friday, May 3rd at freshtix.com/events/distillery
I’ll be hosting the comedy show and we will be featuring comedians Plug Chapman, Krystle Pierce, Amber Chandler and Amy Brown.
On our latest Sis & Tell Podcast episode “Free the Nipple,” my sister Alison and I talk about scandalous skinny mirrors, building a better bra, and searching for suitable shapewear.
Listen HERE or wherever you get your podcasts.
Sis & Tell, an award-winning weekly comedic podcast, is hosted by southern Jewish sisters the Emmy-nominated Alison Goldstein Lebovitz from PBS' The A List and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
Like Seinfeld is a sitcom about nothing (and everything), so is Sis & Tell Podcast. My sister Alison and I talk about everything from growing up Jewish in Alabama to parenting teenage boys. There is little to no planning before we hit the record button and the subject matter can shift by the second. Our fans often remark that it feels like you’re listening in one of our conversations and that’s because you literally are. We are the Jewish sisters you didn’t realize you were missing. So come on and hang out with our funny fam every Friday (that’s when new episodes drop). Hopefully, you’ll find us comedic and endearing and just the amount of escapism you need.
Our latest, podcast episode, “A Porsche or a Pulpit”, we come up with some COVID-inspired career changes as Alison considers going to online rabbinical school, while I try to convince her that I can use my rapping skills to accompany her as a comedic cantor.
Sis & Tell, an award-winning comedy podcast, is hosted by Jewish sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz from PBS' The A List and stand-up comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks and is best described by its tagline “A Whole Lotta Talk about a Whole Lotta Nothin’.”
Listen to the latest Sis & Tell Podcast episode: “A Porsche or a Pulpit”
On this week’s Sis & Tell Podcast episode “Pandemic Pole Dancing”, I give Alison the details on my experience taking a pole dancing class at Vertical Joe’s in downtown Atlanta with my friend Tiffany Anderson, a fellow stand-up comedian. If you’re a reality TV fan, you may recognize Vertical Joe’s from a Real Housewives of Atlanta episode. On the particular day that Tiffany and I took the class, we shared the space with two members of the cast from TLC’s The 7 Little Johnston’s as they were recording an episode for their show. With some bumps, bruises and embarrassing moments aside, I had an extremely fun time ‘working the pole’.
Listen to the full Sis & Tell Podcast episode “Pandemic Pole Dancing” wherever you get your podcasts or visit Sisandtell.com for additional links!
For those of you who may or may not know, I do a weekly comedy podcast with my sister, Alison Goldstein Lebovitz, who also is the TV host for PBS’ The A List. On our latest episode “Gefilte Fish is the 11th Plaque” we somehow meander into a conversation about our #oldmancrushes — which I’m pretty much sure stemmed from her giving a behind the scenes of her interview with Back to the Future’s Crispin Glover.
Who is on your Old Man Crush list? And when you think of him, are you thinking of the OG version or the current? My top tier crushes are Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson and Jeff Goldblum — who I know is an acquired taste so to speak. Alison’s old man crush is pretty shocking. Spoiler alert: It’s NOT Crispin Glover.
Find out who her crush is on the latest episode of Sis & Tell wherever you may get your podcasts or click here for iTunes.
My Jewish mother paranoia reaches an all time high when I talk to my sister Alison about our future camping trip on the next Sis & Tell Podcast. Listen here!
Or watch a sneak peek here:
Being a southern Jew, it is mandated that I eat brisket. Though I may be a bit confused about the origins of brisket -- Did it originate in a Jewish schtetl in Eastern Europe 200 years ago or in that defunct BBQ shack on the way to the Florida panhandle? -- one thing is for sure, brisket is delicious. Accordingly brisket is also the perfect symbol to encapsulate both my southern and Jewish heritage, which is why I came up with the name The Brisket Belt for a touring stand up comedy series I'm producing with fellow comedian David "HT" Rosen.
Our first show kicks off on Saturday, December 16th 8pm at Highland Inn Ballroom and Lounge in Atlanta, Georgia. You can get tickets at www.freshtix.com/events/brisketbelt. Read up on details about it in this Atlanta Jewish Times article: http://atlantajewishtimes.timesofisrael.com/atlanta-will-laugh-for-shelter/
We'll also be traveling to Tallahassee, Florida, my own hometown Birmingham, Alabama and making our way up to New York where HT grew up. Stay tuned for details!
Did ya hear? The Sis & Tell podcast was voted "Best Podcast" for Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta 2017. If you haven't had a chance to listen, my sister Alison Goldstein Lebovitz (host of PBS' The A List) and I host and produce a weekly podcast.
Catch up on episodes at Sisandtell.com
Whether chocolate, Netflix, or Pamplemousse LaCroix, we all have vices we love to consume en masse. Now you can binge listen to all 13 episodes of the Sis & Tell Podcast Season 1. We're taking a break to relaunch and will start Season 2 this Fall.
In the meantime, you can reminisce with a sis. And yes, I do drink so much LaCroix that my pee is carbonated.
Listen at sisandtell.com
Sis & Tell is a weekly podcast hosted by sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz from PBS' The A List and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
To drink it or not to drink it: Coconut LaCroix. It's a century old debate that has broken up families, marriages, and Facebook friendships. Where do you stand?
A Mom Cam in the Minivan reprise...
On this week's Sis & Tell podcast, my sister Alison and I discuss our "dot complicated" lives from a neighborhood Facebook feud to Alison speaking with serial entrepreneur Randi Zuckerberg about Sue's Tech Kitchen. Links and listen at sisandtell.com
Sis & Tell is a weekly podcast hosted by sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz from PBS' The A List and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
I've got weird hobbies. One of them is the 'reverse prank phone call' where I scam scammers who call me. Here a couple of those moments captured on Facebook Live videos.
The next installment of the Sis & Tell Podcast is here! Visit www.sisandtell.com for all 11 episodes or listen to the latest here.
In episode 11, Alison does her best Dr. Oz impersonation as she helps diagnose and remedy a new era of ailments for her sister Amanda.
Sis & Tell is a weekly podcast hosted by sisters Alison Goldstein Lebovitz (from PBS' The A List) and comedian Amanda Goldstein Marks.
I've launched the Sis & Tell weekly podcast with my sister Alison Goldstein Lebovitz (host of PBS' The A List). We are at the tale end of season 1, so catch up when you can by visiting www.sisandtell.com or subscribing to the RSS feed via iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play.
It's kind of like S-Town except there's no murder, it's funny, and we no longer live in Alabama. So besides that it's exactly like S-Town.
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On the next Mom Cam in the Minivan, I tell the story of how John Stamos kissed me. I'm depending on the kindness strangers to help me find John Stamos.
On the next Mom Cam in the Minivan, comedian and mother of three, Amanda Marks, provides a more realistic POV on Disney Cruises with your kids.
Evidently, I didn't get enough attention at my sister's bat mitzvah party in 1984, so I have to make videos like this. Enjoy this special edition of Mom Cam in the Minivan for an Elizabeth Bank contest for WhoHaha and Pitch Perfect 3. #pitchperfect3 #gopitchyourself
Mom Cam in the Minivan brings a DO NOT Gift Guide for the holiday season...Because sometimes as parents and gift givers we need to know what to avoid. Learn from my mistakes -- here are four gifts you should avoid giving on the holidays.
On the next Mom Cam in the Minivan: A heated debate... Coconut LaCroix
Spoiler Alert: I'm the weird child
Me at my brother's Bar Mitzvah
You considered Pee-wee Herman a teen heartthrob.
You sent ALF fan mail.
You thought everyone else had a foil ball collection just like Pee-wee Herman...and you.
Your game of house got really heated when you found out your best friend's pretend dad worked for Crest and yours worked for Colgate.
Your game of house got really heated when you found out your best friend's pretend boyfriend was Pee-wee Herman, when he was already your pretend husband.
The outfit you wore for our brother's bar mitzvah was Pee-wee chique.
You wrote a list about being a weird child of the 80s and most of it was about Pee-wee Herman.
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