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| − | Jared Wilder has acted on Broadway and in numerous TV shows. He is also a stand up comedian who performs at New York City comedy clubs. He has won many awards for his acting work.<br /><br />The book takes readers on a global rewilding journey, highlighting innovative and eye-opening projects led by bands of determined conservationists. It inspires us all to become part of the solution in the fight against biodiversity loss.<br /><br />He is a Freelance Writer<br /><br />Jared is a writer who spends most of his time around dogs. He often has 3 or 4 at a time and is looking forward to adopting more once he moves out of his pet-free apartment. He is also a freelance journalist and has written for several publications, including WNYC and ProPublica. He’s also worked on many popular podcasts, including Trump, Inc., which is a co-production with ProPublica.<br /><br />Tyson Fury has tipped American heavyweight Jared Anderson as his successor and his promoter Bob Arum has revealed the heavyweight champion’s high opinion of the unbeaten prospect. Anderson has only fought twice so far but has stopped both opponents, Vladimir Tereshkin and Richard Commey. He is next in action on December 11th as part of the undercard to Vasiliy Lomachenko vs Richard Commey.<br /><br />He is a Blogger<br /><br />Jared Wilder is a freelance writer who specializes in writing about food and culture. He has a bachelor's degree in communications from Ohio University and has written for a variety of publications. When not writing, he can be found cycling or trying new restaurants. He also enjoys ABBA music and is planning to adopt a dog soon.<br /><br />Join Claude and Clay for an interview with actor Jordan Barbour (The Inheritance Play/Broadway). Jordan talks about his journey as an actor, from his start in improv to his current work on Broadway and Off-Broadway. He also discusses his recent initiative, City of Strangers NYC, which provides free tickets to people who can't afford Broadway shows. He is a member of The Covenant House and participates in their sleepouts to show solidarity with homeless youth. He is also the co-host of the podcast Laugh and a Draft. He has also starred in numerous TV series and was recently featured on CBS News.<br /><br />He is a Podcaster<br /><br />Jared Wilder is a professional podcaster who helps clients build dominant brands through podcasting. He has a unique background that gives him the insight needed to help his clients achieve success. He has worked in psych wards, rehabs, juveniles, and more. This has given him the ability to understand his clients’ problems and create strategies for success.<br /><br />J Claude Deering (Twitter/Instagram) speaks with screenwriter, culture critic, and podcast host Ira Madison III (Keep It! Crooked Media). Nylon Magazine calls him “one of the most reliably hilarious and incisive cultural critics writing today”.<br /><br />Then, comedian Christi Chiello (Laugh and a Draft) joins us. She has acted Off-Broadway and on TV shows, as well as having performed at comedy clubs like Stand Up New York and Caroline’s. [https://personalmedicalalarms.com.au/ personal alarms AU] She is also an activist, participating in Covenant House’s sleepouts for homeless youth. This is an episode you won’t want to miss!<br /><br />He is a YouTuber<br /><br />Jared Wilder is a YouTuber who started his channel in July of 2018. He began by filming himself diving the pond next to a Frisbee golf course. He would find sunglasses, phones and other treasure under the water and return them to their owners if possible. His videos quickly gained a following and his channel has since grown to 5 million subscribers.<br /><br />He has also starred in various roles on television and is known for his role as Dr. Arastoo Vaziri on the series Bones, as Kelly Patel on Empire, and most recently as Kash on Showtime's Shameless. He's a talented actor and has some great stories to share.<br /><br />J. Claude Deering (Twitter/Instagram) is joined by actor Leonard Robinson (Insecure / HBO). The guys talk about his three-season arc as Taurean Jackson on the Emmy, Peabody and NAACP Image Award-winning comedy series Insecure. They also talk about his work on the Broadway production of The Inheritance Play and the challenges he faces as a brown actor in a business that often tokenizes and stereotypes Middle Eastern performers. | + | Jared Wilder starred in many of Hollywood's most off-the-wall comedies and was often credited with a "wow" factor. He also wrote some of his most successful films and was known for being a "real" director.<br /><br />He wasn't a prolific filmmaker, but there were always plenty of films to keep him busy, and even then, he never made a clunker that would get lost in the shuffle.<br /><br />The late director/actor/writer died of Alzheimer's disease at age 93 in September 2016. He left behind a legacy that will leave audiences in mourning, and with much to ponder over his work.<br /><br /> [https://personalmedicalalarm.com/ Medical Alert] Some of his best comedies include:<br /><br />'Some Like it Hot' (59)While a bit long, this is probably Wilder's greatest comedy and one of the most widely praised in cinema history. It is a riotous romp and a testament to Wilder's fearlessness as a director.<br /><br />'The Seven Year Itch' (1955)<br /><br />A more toned down version of the stage play, Wilder and Monroe reunite for a film that is full of laughs but also a great example of how he was willing to re-work material in his own mind. It's a fun romp with some good moments and Monroe is in great form.<br /><br />'Irma La Douce' (63).<br /><br />While not as good as Wilder’s classic ‘The Apartment’, this reteaming of Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine is still an enjoyable romantic comedy. It combines a self-righteous gendarme and a Parisian prostitute with some nice humour. |
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Jared Wilder starred in many of Hollywood's most off-the-wall comedies and was often credited with a "wow" factor. He also wrote some of his most successful films and was known for being a "real" director.
He wasn't a prolific filmmaker, but there were always plenty of films to keep him busy, and even then, he never made a clunker that would get lost in the shuffle.
The late director/actor/writer died of Alzheimer's disease at age 93 in September 2016. He left behind a legacy that will leave audiences in mourning, and with much to ponder over his work.
Medical Alert Some of his best comedies include:
'Some Like it Hot' (59)While a bit long, this is probably Wilder's greatest comedy and one of the most widely praised in cinema history. It is a riotous romp and a testament to Wilder's fearlessness as a director.
'The Seven Year Itch' (1955)
A more toned down version of the stage play, Wilder and Monroe reunite for a film that is full of laughs but also a great example of how he was willing to re-work material in his own mind. It's a fun romp with some good moments and Monroe is in great form.
'Irma La Douce' (63).
While not as good as Wilder’s classic ‘The Apartment’, this reteaming of Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine is still an enjoyable romantic comedy. It combines a self-righteous gendarme and a Parisian prostitute with some nice humour.
