Adam Howard

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179 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 7 Jul

Adam Howard’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This is the New Yorker Radio Hour.
I'm Adam Howard, sitting in today for David Remnick.
Fred Armisen has a thing about sound.
You might have heard his bit where he claims to be able to imitate every accent in American speech.
And on Saturday Night Live, he co-wrote the recurring sketch about how people talk in Los Angeles.
Armisen even made an album called 100 Sound Effects.
The track titles are like little punchlines.
Glass Falls But Doesn't Break.
Music Store Around Christmas.
Last summer, the New Yorkers' Michael Schulman met up with Fred Armisen, and they went out to do some sound recording of their own on the summer streets of New York.
Comedian Fred Armisen, talking with staff writer Michael Schulman last year.
Armisen's album, 100 Sound Effects, came out on Drag City Records.
I'm Adam Howard.
This is the New Yorker Radio Hour.
Thanks for listening.
David Remnick will be back next week.
Welcome to the New Yorker Radio Hour.
I'm Adam Howard, one of the producers on the show, and we have a special treat just for you.
The New Yorker's culture podcast, Critics at Large, is doing a deep dive into the extraordinary career of director Steven Spielberg.
This month, Spielberg debuted his first feature film in four years, Disclosure Day, which is being hailed as a return to his sci-fi blockbuster roots, with a bit of social commentary thrown in, too.
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