Since 2021, On The Nose has provided honest, humorous, and humane communication — in the form of stand-up comedy, books and other writings, and freelance marketing and fundraising.
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Phoenix
HR DIRECTOR AND NOT A PUGGLE
Whether she’s encouraging the rest of us to break for a play session or overseeing treat deliveries, Phoenix keeps the office fun and sustainable. Originally from Texas, this terrier/heeler/baked-potato mix has traveled throughout the U.S. and brings to her work a worldly but cautious outlook.
Hobbies:
chewing, shredding, being chased, and barking or squirming to demand attention when necessaryFavorite type of work:
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Sidney
OFFICE AND FOOD INVENTORY MANAGER
Sidney is all business, ensuring the office runs smoothly and employees are where they should be at all times—especially when his automatic feeder is scheduled. He prefers to work from a cat tree or the bed in his carrier so he can keep an eye on the birds outside.
Hobbies:
napping, eating, snuggling on his terms only, and chattering at birds, dog barks, and human snifflesFavorite type of work:
N/A
What Sets Us Apart
Reliability — We do what we say we will.
Candor — If we’re not right for your project, we’ll say so. Kindly.
Value — We do high-quality work at mid-range prices.
Humanity and humor — We write, talk, and work like humans and for humans. (Although, admittedly, Phoenix and Sidney are useless in this area.)
Media and Interviews
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Author Karen E. Osborne interviewed Lisa about her book, as well as the writing process, influential books on her shelf, and what it’s like to be a standup comedian. View the video podcast.
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On this “boozy show for pet lovers,” Lisa Rimmert spoke with host Isabel Alvarez Arata about the role of humor in grief. They also played some games and, of course, talked about Lisa’s book, Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog. Watch the video.
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Lisa was a guest on the Dogs & Books Yappy Hour on Sunday, March 13, 2023, proudly sharing the spotlight with Karen Lena Izzo (Downward Sizing Dog) and Alyson Sheldrake (Kat the Dog). Watch the video.
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Lisa was interviewed by fellow comedians Robert Pinner and Allison Fine on their podcast, Old Heads, Young Minds. Watch the video podcast.
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DOG TALK® broadcasts from WLIW FM 88.3 in Southampton, the only NPR station on Long Island. Host Tracie Hotchner interviewed Lisa about her book, Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog. Listen on Spotify.
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On this podcast for all things vegan, host Kimberly Winters talked to Lisa about her vegan journey, her comedy, books, and dogs! Find the episode on Apple or Spotify, or listen directly here.
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On the Believe in Dog Podcast, host Erin Scott spoke with Lisa about her book, Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog. This is a memorable, meaningful, and often fun conversation about loving and losing elderly dogs. Listen here.
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The Animal Law Firm puts out this excellent podcast, on which Lisa was a guest. She spoke with host Hannah Grant about On The Nose, her book, her vegan blog, and comedy. They covered tips for writing, dealing with imposter syndrome, and advocating for animals. Listen to the podcast.
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On 1150AM KKNW’s Love Has Many Faces, host Marilyn Milano spoke with Lisa about her book and dealing with the loss of a companion animal. Listen to the radio show.
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On the Rainbow Bridge Connection podcast, host Kayla spoke with Lisa about her book, Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog. This is a fun and engaging conversation about senior dogs, love, grief, and more. Listen to the podcast.
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Online magazine Canvas Rebel interviewed Lisa about how she learned to write a book, what she had to unlearn to pursue creative endeavors, and more. Read the interview.
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Lisa was featured on 4EVRGRN’s 7 Question Sunday blog series. They asked her about doing comedy in the Pacific Northwest, being an advocate for animals, and more. Read the blog post.