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New sketch comedy pitches twice a week from Matt & Dru. Join veteran sketch comedians Dru Johnston (The Chris Gethard Show, Andy Kaufman Award winner) and Matt Moskovciak (Above Average, The Bilderbergers) as they pitch each other new ideas straight from their notebook. Sometimes it’s a full sketch premise, sometimes it’s a half idea, but either way they’re going to riff on the pitch to see if there’s something there. They also invite their favorite sketch writers and performers to join them as often as they can. New episodes on Mondays and Thursdays. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

The Matt Johnston Show is your weekly dose of boring, mindless, banter featuring a host who should have thrown in the towel long ago. We talk about marketing a little bit too. But mostly not.

Johnston is widely known as a pioneer in the invention, system, and science of viral video. In this book he reveals for the first time the secrets behind 10 billion plus video views online. Secrets discovered from years as a top producer and video executive at NowThis, Business Insider, New York Magazine, and more. Do you want your videos to go viral online? And get mass attention to you, your business, or both? You could buy a $1,000 video course that may or may not deliver...or you could buy this book for 98 percent less - and get an even better result.

We are here for beer, for a good time, for a laugh... but we for sure are not Here For a Haircut

An unusual perspective about everything and anything. Grab a beer and Tune in! we are here for a laugh an for a good time, but we sure are Not Here For a Haircut

Crazy in Love is a podcast about what actually makes relationships work — and what gets in the way.Hosted by relationship experts Graham Johnston and Matt Wotton, Crazy in Love takes a practical, sceptical look at love, sex, conflict, communication, commitment and everything else that happens when two people try to build a life together.We challenge some of the popular ideas about relationships that sound helpful but don't always help. Attachment styles. Therapy-speak. Emotional regulation. “Safe spaces”. Endless self-analysis. The idea that you simply need to find the right ...