America's Got Talent | Season 19 | Auditions 2

06/07/24 • 79 min

AGT Time Pod - America's Got Talent Fancast

The Bock brothers are back and recap America's Got Talent season 19 Auditions 2. Don't drone-on too much as we can't get enough of this Bock-lava.

The first part of the conversation covers the introduction and discussion of the first few acts of the night, including a five-year-old drummer, a country/folk band, and acrobats from Tanzania. The hosts share their thoughts on each act and the judges' comments. In this part of the conversation, Scott and Jay discuss several acts from America's Got Talent. They talk about the Otama Collective, a group that plays toy saxophones with puppet faces, and Nini, a musician who plays traditional Chinese instruments. They also discuss Liv Warfield, a soul rock singer with a big band, and Sabrina, a Japanese dance group. Finally, they talk about Phil Lewis, a baton twirler. Overall, they appreciate the talent and uniqueness of the acts, but have some reservations about their potential for future rounds. The conversation covers the performances of the last three acts of the night: Phil, Gung Bao, and Sky Elements. Phil impresses with his baton twirling skills, Gung Bao shocks with his dangerous stunts, and Sky Elements wows with their drone show. The hosts discuss the technical aspects of the acts, the judges' reactions, and the logistics of the drone show. They also share their favorite and least favorite acts of the night.

Keywords

AGT, America's Got Talent, review, conversation, themes, acts, summary, judges, comments, America's Got Talent, Otama Collective, Nini, Liv Warfield, Sabrina, Phil Lewis, toy saxophones, puppet faces, traditional Chinese instruments, soul rock singer, big band, Japanese dance group, baton twirler, AGT, performances, Phil, Gung Bao, Sky Elements, baton twirling, dangerous stunts, drone show, technical aspects, judges' reactions, logistics

Takeaways

The hosts discuss the performances of the first few acts of the night
They share their thoughts on the judges' comments
The acrobats from Tanzania impressed with their balancing acts
The hosts express their opinions on the acts and their potential for success The Otama Collective and Nini showcase unique musical performances with unconventional instruments.
Liv Warfield impresses with her soulful singing and the energy of her big band.
Sabrina delivers a synchronized and sharp dance routine but may need to add more acrobatics to stand out.
Phil Lewis captivates with his baton-twirling skills and genuine personality. Phil's baton twirling skills and Gung Bao's dangerous stunts were impressive performances
Sky Elements' drone show showcased the merging of technology and art
The hosts discuss the technical aspects and logistics of the acts
The judges' reactions varied, with some loving the acts and others finding them gross or weird
The Golden Buzzer was given to Sky Elements by Simon Cowell, raising questions about the number of acts going through to the finals

The Bock brothers are back and recap America's Got Talent season 19 Auditions 2. Don't drone-on too much as we can't get enough of this Bock-lava.

Keywords

Takeaways

The hosts discuss the performances of the first few acts of the night
They share their thoughts on the judges' comments
The acrobats from Tanzania impressed with their balancing acts
The hosts express their opinions on the acts and their potential for success The Otama Collective and Nini showcase unique musical performances with unconventional instruments.
Liv Warfield impresses with her soulful singing and the energy of her big band.
Sabrina delivers a synchronized and sharp dance routine but may need to add more acrobatics to stand out.
Phil Lewis captivates with his baton-twirling skills and genuine personality. Phil's baton twirling skills and Gung Bao's dangerous stunts were impressive performances
Sky Elements' drone show showcased the merging of technology and art
The hosts discuss the technical aspects and logistics of the acts
The judges' reactions varied, with some loving the acts and others finding them gross or weird
The Golden Buzzer was given to Sky Elements by Simon Cowell, raising questions about the number of acts going through to the finals

Previous Episode

America's Got Talent | Season 19 | Auditions 1 | 300th Pod Celebration

Summary

The 300th episode celebration of AGT Time features a discussion with special guests and a review of AGT Season 19 auditions. The hosts reflect on the podcast's history and the challenges of running a hobby-driven podcast. The episode includes performances by Los Osos High School dance team and magician Crazy Sam. The conversation covers a variety of acts from America's Got Talent season 19, including a magician, a dog act, a comedian, a ballet performer, and a singer. The discussion also touches on the concept of Guinness World Records and the use of golden buzzers in the show. The hosts share their thoughts and reactions to each act, providing commentary and analysis. The conversation covers a variety of topics, including a country music performance, a contortionist act, a world record attempt, and a discussion about reality TV shows like Survivor and Big Brother. The hosts also discuss the format of America's Got Talent and the role of the adjudicator in Guinness World Records. The conversation transitions from one topic to another seamlessly, providing insights and opinions on each subject. The conversation covers various acts from the show, including a plunger throwing world record attempt, a performer from Japan, and a custodian who sings Journey's 'Don't Stop Believing'. The hosts discuss their favorite and least favorite acts, share their thoughts on the judges' comments, and reflect on the 300th episode of the podcast. They also mention other shows with AGT connections and upcoming episodes of the podcast.

Los Osos High School Dance
Baby Dev
Sam Huang
Learnmore Jonasi
Ashle Montague
Reyna Roberts
Arshiya
Tonikaku
Richard Goodall
Daisey Mae & Clifford
Chris Ivan

Keywords

AGT, podcast, celebration, special guests, AGT Season 16, auditions, Los Osos High School, dance team, magician, Crazy Sam, talent show, magician, dog act, comedian, ballet performer, singer, Guinness World Records, golden buzzer, commentary, analysis, country music, performance, contortionist, world record attempt, reality TV, Survivor, Big Brother, America's Got Talent, adjudicator, Guinness World Records, AGT, America's Got Talent, podcast, acts, judges, performance, review, 300th episode, Golden Buzzer, auditions

Takeaways

Celebrating the 300th episode of AGT Time with special guests and reflections on the podcast's history
Insights into the challenges and rewards of running a hobby-driven podcast
Review of AGT Season 16 auditions, including performances by Los Osos High School dance team and magician Crazy Sam Insightful commentary on various acts from a talent show
Discussion on the use of golden buzzers and Guinness World Records in the show
Reactions and analysis of different performances by the hosts Insights on country music performance and original songs
Discussion about contortionist acts and the impact on the audience
Exploration of world record attempts and the role of adjudicators
Opinions and analysis of reality TV shows like Survivor and Big Brother
Insights into the format and structure of America's Got Talent Discussion of various acts from the show, including a plunger throwing world record attempt and a performer from Japan
Reflection on the judges' comments and the hosts' favorite and least favorite acts
Mention of other shows with AGT connections and upcoming episodes of the podcast

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About AGT Time Podcast

AGT Time Podcast is a weekly podcast covering the hit NBC talent competition America's Got Talent. The hosts, Cody Patterson & Jay Bock recap each episode during the regular season. We do rewatch older seasons during the offseason, have guest interviews, or review movies. AGT Commenter makes a frequent appearance on the podcast and gives his deep insight into America's Got Talent.

The podcast is typically recorded on Thursday nights and released on Fridays.

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Next Episode

America's Got Talent | Season 19 | Auditions 3

Cody and Jay are back to recap America's Got Talent Season 19 Auditions 3. We talk mental health, wearing bucket hats, and Bobby McFerrin. Oh, and there were some performances as well. Check it out!

Summary

In this episode of AGT Time, Cody and Jay discuss auditions three of America's Got Talent Season 19. They review the acts and share their thoughts on the judges' comments. The episode features extreme biker Andre Burton, one-legged dancer B-Boy Samuca, and sibling singing duo The Reclaws. The hosts also touch on topics such as mental health and the upcoming Olympic breakdancing event. In this part of the conversation, Cody and Jay discuss the performance of the acts on America's Got Talent. They start by talking about the singing duo The Rec Laws, with Cody expressing his opinion that the male singer is better than the female singer. They also discuss the band that accompanied them on stage and whether it was necessary. Next, they discuss the quick-change artist Solange Cardinales and her impressive act. They comment on the judges' feedback and Cody's ranking of the act. Finally, they talk about the sibling singing trio Biko's Mana and their performance of the song 'Don't Worry, Be Happy.' They discuss the group's name and their familiarity with the original song. In this part of the conversation, Jay and Cody discuss the performances of various acts on America's Got Talent. They talk about Bobby McFerrin and his unique musical style, as well as other one-hit wonders. They then review the performances of Biko's Mana, Legion, and other acts, providing their thoughts and rankings. They also discuss the judges' comments and reactions to the acts. In auditions three, Cody and Jay review the last set of acts, including Ashes and Arrows, Randy Beams, Jacob Hoffman, Dede Simon, and the drone performance. They discuss the performances, share their rankings, and speculate on the potential of the acts. Overall, they feel that AGT has yet to showcase any standout performances this season.

Keywords

AGT, America's Got Talent, auditions, extreme biking, one-legged dancer, sibling singing duo, mental health, Olympic breakdancing, America's Got Talent, performance, singing duo, band, quick change artist, judges' feedback, ranking, sibling singing trio, 'Don't Worry Be Happy', Bobby McFerrin, one-hit wonders, Biko's Mana, Legion, AGT performances, judges' comments, AGT, auditions, review, Ashes and Arrows, Randy Beams, Jacob Hoffman, Dede Simon, drones

Takeaways

The episode features a variety of acts, including extreme biking, one-legged dancing, and singing.
The judges praise the performers for their skills and unique talents.
The hosts discuss the importance of mental health and the need for open conversations.
They also mention the upcoming Olympic breakdancing event and share their thoughts on subjective judging in sports. The male singer of The Rec Laws is considered better than the female singer
The band accompanying The Rec Laws may not have been necessary
Solange Cardinales' quick change act was impressive and unique
The judges gave positive feedback to Solange Cardinales
Biko's Mana performed the song 'Don't Worry, Be Happy' and received mixed reviews
Cody is familiar with Bobby McFerrin and the original song Bobby McFerrin is a unique musician known for his improvisational style and ability to create music using only his voice.
One-hit wonders like Biko's Mana and Legion showcased their talents on America's Got Talent, impressing the judges and audience.
The judges' comments and reactions to the acts varied, with some acts receiving high praise and others facing criticism.
AGT provides a platform for a diverse range of performers, from musicians to novelty acts, to showcase their talents. AGT auditions three lacked standout performances
Ashes and Arrows impressed with their harmonies and original content
The drone performance was visually stunning
The judges' praise was relatively tame for most acts
The hosts speculate on the potential of the acts for the live shows