Chris Ludovici's guest appearances

Chris Ludovici

The Canon Ball

Deliver The Profile

Jay Leno

Samuel Johnson

John Donne

Gene Wolfe

Don Quixote

Joss Whedon

Joe Mantegna

Jenna Elfman

Jamie Kennedy

David Eckstein

Paget Brewster

Daniel Daughhetee

Nicholas Brendon

Jerry Orbach

Phil Gonzales

OwlTail

Lois &amp; Clark &amp; Chris &amp; Ronnie co-writer Chris Ludovici almost convinces Ronnie to give up doing the podcast. It's an existential crisis of an episode, folks, starring "The Fatigues" Seinfeld guy and a whole lot of belt stranglin'. 

Lois &amp; Clark &amp; Chris &amp; Ronnie co-writer Chris Ludovici almost convinces Ronnie to give up doing the podcast. It's an existential crisis of an episode, folks, starring "The Fatigues" Seinfeld guy and a whole lot of belt stranglin'.

Deliver The Profile Episode 255: What Are We Doing Here? (feat. Chris Ludovici)

Jazz is still in the nether-zone, so that means Ronnie must partake in another Marvel Team-Up! This time out it's Chris Ludovici, his partner in crime in many a writing project (Lois &amp; Clark &amp; Chris &amp; Ronnie included). They try to talk about anything besides Criminal Minds, but invariably the topic drifts back to "Masterpiece", AKA the one where George Costanza dresses up like a fried chicken mascot and taunts the FBI. This is Chris' first episode of the show so he has a lot of questions. Other topics broached include what comic book roles Jason Alexander could play, the physics of Grifter's mask, what a real Joss Whedon Justice League would look like, and many more. This is a long one, folks, but how could you cut any of the gold out? 

Jazz is still in the nether-zone, so that means Ronnie must partake in another Marvel Team-Up! This time out it's Chris Ludovici, his partner in crime in many a writing project (Lois &amp; Clark &amp; Chris &amp; Ronnie included). They try to talk about anything besides Criminal Minds, but invariably the topic drifts back to "Masterpiece", AKA the one where George Costanza dresses up like a fried chicken mascot and taunts the FBI. This is Chris' first episode of the show so he has a lot of questions. Other topics broached include what comic book roles Jason Alexander could play, the physics of Grifter's mask, what a real Joss Whedon Justice League would look like, and many more. This is a long one, folks, but how could you cut any of the gold out?

Deliver The Profile Episode 225: The David Eckstein of Profiling (with Chris Ludovici)

It’s our most quixotic episode yet! In that it’s an episode that’s only tangentially about Don Quixote! While Daniel and I get our materials together to tackle Cervantes, I have a talk with Chris Ludovici, author of the novel The Minors, about his experiences with Quixote and the canon.  It’s a little looser than what we usually do, but Chris’ perspective on literature and the meaning of Don Quixote is pretty singular, and even if this is a bit of a digression from the regular path, it was a really good conversation.  You can find Chris’ book on Amazon and pertinent to our discussion is an article he wrote for the Penn Gazette, “The Prodigal Student.” Check it out at http://thepenngazette.com/the-prodigal-student.The Canon Ball is a member of the Agora Podcast Network, and if you enjoy our show then be sure to check out some of the others on the network like Roifield Brown’s 10 American Presidents a show about landmark presidencies.  Each show features an expert narrator giving their take on the life of one of the presidents as well as a dramatic score and audio clips to create a whole listening experience.  For more information on 10 American presidents, go to 10usp.com. and for more information on the shows on the network, go to agorapodcastnetwork.com. And if you want more of the Canon Ball, check out our blog at thecanonballpodcast.wordpress.com. You’ll see our occasional scribblings on canonical things as well as the order in which we’re tackling the canon. You can also find us on Twitter @canonballpod or on Facebook if you look for our group. Rate and review on Apple Podcasts if you like the show.This week's episode is sponsored by Onlinegreatbooks.com. Enter the promo code CAN to get 25% off your first three months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s our most quixotic episode yet! In that it’s an episode that’s only tangentially about Don Quixote! While Daniel and I get our materials together to tackle Cervantes, I have a talk with Chris Ludovici, author of the novel The Minors, about his experiences with Quixote and the canon.  It’s a little looser than what we usually do, but Chris’ perspective on literature and the meaning of Don Quixote is pretty singular, and even if this is a bit of a digression from the regular path, it was a really good conversation.  You can find Chris’ book on Amazon and pertinent to our discussion is an article he wrote for the Penn Gazette, “The Prodigal Student.” Check it out at <a href="http://thepenngazette.com/the-prodigal-student" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">http://thepenngazette.com/the-prodigal-student</a>.The Canon Ball is a member of the Agora Podcast Network, and if you enjoy our show then be sure to check out some of the others on the network like Roifield Brown’s 10 American Presidents a show about landmark presidencies.  Each show features an expert narrator giving their take on the life of one of the presidents as well as a dramatic score and audio clips to create a whole listening experience.  For more information on 10 American presidents, go to <a href="http://10usp.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">10usp.com</a>. and for more information on the shows on the network, go to <a href="http://agorapodcastnetwork.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">agorapodcastnetwork.com</a>. And if you want more of the Canon Ball, check out our blog at <a href="http://thecanonballpodcast.wordpress.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">thecanonballpodcast.wordpress.com</a>. You’ll see our occasional scribblings on canonical things as well as the order in which we’re tackling the canon. You can also find us on Twitter @canonballpod or on Facebook if you look for our group. Rate and review on Apple Podcasts if you like the show.This week's episode is sponsored by <a href="http://Onlinegreatbooks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Onlinegreatbooks.com</a>. Enter the promo code CAN to get 25% off your first three months. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.