Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, attempts to heal the wounds caused by the Blueberry Corn Muffin predicament. Running time 5:07
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, attempts to heal the wounds caused by the Blueberry Corn Muffin predicament. Running time 5:07
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Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, struggles with the future of his life, his career and his relationship with the “hot chick”. Running time 32:26 [display_podcast]
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, enters the now to reconcile the past. Running time 56:39
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, brings "The Muffin" to the stage. Recorded July 10, 2008. Running time 9:26
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Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews Larry Clark, the controversial director of KIDS, ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE, BULLY, KEN PARK, and the new film, WASSUP ROCKERS. Running time 34:18
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, gets a Tow Job from @danklass.
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, learns what a bitch commerical auditions can be. Running time 39:28
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, chronicles an actor's "15 Minutes of Fem".
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews actor Trey Alexander who in 1998 got what he thought was his "big break" as the boyfriend of Jennifer Aniston's "Rachel" on FRIENDS. Things didn't go as planned. Running time 36:41
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, and “the hot chick” go on The Greg Behrendt Show. Running time 13:19 The Greg Behrendt Show Coverville – Great show I just started listening to! [display_podcast] />
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews Joshua Leonard (Blair Witch Project) and Alycia Delmore about their "Humpday" experience. Runnning time 18:23
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, brings you a 2011 Sundance Film Festival interview with Ben York Jones, writer of "Like Crazy."
Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, interviews actor James Bulliard, who went from the lead in an ABC primetime drama to a depressed, bankrupt and out-of-work actor. This is part one of his story. Running time 55:08
A couple years ago I announced a New Year’s resolution. “This year I will have a four month relationship. Four months!†Believe it or not, this was an ambitious goal for me. For years, I had believed that I couldn’t waste time with love until I became someone, until I was a Hollywood success story....
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I can’t even listen to this without cringing.. :p
Haha fantastic!
Hiya Tim,
Just wanted to let you know that I love your podcasts. I got an iPod back in my life after an unfortunate theft, and the first thing I downloaded was your episodes (But for some reason iTunes is saying “the item is not available from the US store.” You may wanna talk to Steve Jobs about that–maybe it’s an artifact of all the iPhone 3G craziness).
Anyway, keep sharing with us. Your honesty is refreshing as hell. And you’ve got a damn sexy voice too (and I’m not a gal that throws the word sexy around).
Katie
firas – not sure if that’s a compliment or not:)
daniel – thanks man.
katie – yes. i’m in itunes hell right now. long story. bottom line, they dropped me because of a “bad feed” but my feed is fine. i’m in the process of trying to get back in there. not fun. but let’s get to the good stuff. thanks for the compliments. i love squeezing a “sexy” out of a gal that doesn’t throw that crap around willy nilly. thanks;) maybe i have a new slogan – “sexy and refreshing as hell”.
Yeah I was wondering about the iTunes situation myself yesterday (Vista messed up my library and I had to re-subscribe to everything) – couldn’t find THP on iTunes. I’m sure it’ll sort out eventually.
As for Esprit De Corn… Heh, I have to agree with Firas; I was cringing the whole way through but had to get to the bottom of it. I think it’s just testament to your actor’s spirit that you can stand tall and make that call. Not sure I could… not without significant intake of caffeine, anyway.
Dude
That was Classic!!! It was a Punk’d from the heart… And if Lisa is single, snag her.
Cheers,
“Buddy Lance”
Could not have been a sweeter ending! Sounds like you have blueberries and a the nicest person in the world to serve them up. Fantastic!
I didn’t stop laughing. Never has one been so earnest searching for a blueberry corn muffin. Loved this and the previous cast. Standing O for Tim.
You know, Tim, most people wouldn’t bother with the muffin follow up and I didn’t think you would given the “Fuck the Blueberries” statement. Some people might think you have too much time on your hands in doing so, however, I do not. This is a matter of principle not the number of blueberries, or free baked goods. I was particularly amused by her surprised reaction that the other manager said he was going to call you back. I myself enjoy going up against the establishment and I support you efforts to keep those muffin makers in check.
Juho – thanks man. yes. i was a bit nervous about making that call.
Lance – thanks for checking in again. see you soon.
CPM – thanks;) yes. lisa seemed pretty cool once she understood why i was calling.
Abbe – thanks for the Standing O. I am bowing in your honor;)
JK – you’re right. i was actually hesitant to put the follow-up out for the exact reason you stated. it’s totally inconsistent with my “fuck the blueberries” conclusion. but lisa and i sort of had a lovefest on the phone so i figured it might be fun to listen to. but you’re right. i pretty much did the exact opposite of my new mantra. not the first time i’ve contradicted myself;)
Four times you endured this before stating your complaint? Your patience is admirable, Tim. That’s a whole lot of plain corn muffin to wash down with a morning gin and juice. And you are absolutely correct – you certainly do not know how few blueberries your muffin has until you’ve bitten into it. Such is the way with life. Some of us have forgotten that our muffins should even have blueberries in the first place. It is time to rise up. Congratulations on your determination. You were wonderfully polite to the woman posing as the manager in this phone call. She didn’t even get nervous when you said that you’d “take another stab at it.” I do hope that you’re next muffin is filthy rich with berries. That’s change we can believe in!
I didn’t read this as a contradiction so much as an anachronism — Tim mentioned in a recent interview that he tries to let time pass between living through something and reporting, so he can reflect on the events and decide what they mean to him. He was obviously still sorting through it when this call was made. It’s a confusing timeline, but this call must have taken place before he recorded last week’s episode, and the peaceful state of fucked-blueberry-enlightenment came sometime between.
Aaron,
You’re definitely right about me needing some time to pass before talking about something. The meaning and connection of events emerge when I let it sit for a bit. In this case, yes, I think the call was actually made before I recorded The Muffin. At that point I decided that the message was going to be fun for listeners to hear regardless of my conclusion in The Muffin. I figured it also might lead up nicely to the live performance because listeners would know that I was going to go back to the bakery. Sometimes these things work. Sometimes they don’t. It’s not like I have a team of consultants hovering over my creative decisions. Making it up as I go;)
Taylor…
this is why i always pick my nose….
i SO did not want to comment today. i swear, i swear. i just had to get my last question answered.
here’s some blueberry porn for you, tim. i suggest viewing all 5 photos.
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Blueberry-Cornmeal-Muffins/Detail.aspx
Ooooh.
Love that recipe EB . . . and the photos.
Yummy!