Mandy Kaplan is an actress, voice-over artist, singer, writer, and ninja living in LA. Her voice can be heard in hundreds of commercials/video games/audiobooks, and her face can be seen starring in the feature film 30 Nights of Sex available on Tubi, which she co-wrote and produced. Her hilarious cabaret Miscast: Right Singer, Wrong Song has been running in LA for over twelve years and has raised thousands of dollars for Project Angel Food. And now… she is co-host of the podcast The Mandcave with her comedy partner Mandy Fabian. They are best friends who have nothing in common… except their names. She can also be heard providing insights on movies and pop culture across The Next Reel Family of Film Podcasts.
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The Mandy’s roll hard with Brené Brown’s latest courtesy of HBOMax and her own heart. Plus, a dissertation on everything they learned over spring break with a special tear shed for live theatre.
The Mandys are full-pandemic filmmaking with Judd Apatow and crew as they go under “The Bubble.”
The Mandys talk true crime and offer their services as PSA creators this week as they take on ‘The Thing About Pam.’
Mandy and Mandy fawn over the Amys, led primary by Schumer this week in her latest Hulu exclusive, Life & Beth.
The Mandys turn to the ultimate VIP in their effort to not look poa with the latest ShondaFlix hit, “Inventing Anna”.
The Mandys investigate the dark underbelly of Instagram momfluencers and the rise and fall of stinky, moldy, unicorn leggings in the podcast, ‘The Rise and Fall of LuLaRoe.’
The Mandys join Paul Rudd and Will Farrell in the tv+ adaptation of the podcast, “The Shrink Next Door.”
Mandy Kaplan, Rob Kubasko, and Josh Stolte are all in on Galactic Starcruiser, Inventing Anna and the Razzies. Except for the Anna thing. Maybe not that so much.
The Mandys are back at odds (thank God) as they take on Jenny Slate, Charlie Day, and good looks in the romcom, “I Want You Back.”
It’s a test of wit and will as the Mandys climb aboard the Will Arnett improve train that is, “Murderville.”