• EP#62: Caroll Spinney's Retirement Party (REWIND to October 26, 2018)

  • Sep 26 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
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EP#62: Caroll Spinney's Retirement Party (REWIND to October 26, 2018)

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    On this EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS episode of Below the Frame with Matt Vogel, we’re rewinding to October 26, 2018 when we were shooting Season 50 of Sesame Street. This episode — the only episode for the Facebook Live shows — we’re in the Muppet Lounge talking about the beautiful retirement party that was held for Caroll Spinney at the Museum of the Moving Image.

    Featuring our beloved camera operator Frankie Biondo, as well as Muppet Performers Tyler Bunch, Pam Arciero, Leslie Carrara-Rudolph, Carmen Osbahr, Jennifer Barnhart, Sesame photographer Richard Termine, producer Andrew Moriarty, Joe Hennes from ToughPigs, audio guru Gordon Price, along with a bunch of pictures from Caroll’s season 50 visit to Sesame Street, plus a phone call from Caroll & Debi Spinney!

    We end with a song all about Caroll that was sung at the retirement party called ”Sweet Caroll Spinney”.

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