(A link to Jason’s GoFundMe.) Comedian Jason Saenz, whose roots run deep in the DC area, was recently critically injured. A fellow DC comedian, Mikael Johnson, put together a benefit show for his friend, which included another immense talent with deep DC roots, Patton Oswalt. We talk about the show, […]
Before we go further, I’m just gonna put this here: If you wanna go from a listener to a supporter (and, ultimately, a lover), please contribute to my Patreon. A dollar a month will buy you nothing and me nothing, but it’s a show of good faith. With that out […]
I’m joined once more by Josh Bard and Kelaine Conochan of The Prompt Magazine (an incredible humor site), two people with top-notch production in their blood. Kelaine brings another killer game to the show, aptly named “Which Happens First?” The player has to guess what will go down between two […]
Shawn Westfall’s Unified Scene Theater (DC’s finest improv comedy establishment) hosts a second evening of him and John Papageorgiou of the Papa’s Basement Podcast dispensing wisdom, Loveline-style, to an audience that came to share their personal problems and, hopefully get them solved. The answers range from funny to wisdom-laden (words […]
Can a comedy podcast heal the hearts of man? We’d like to think so. Gifted radio veteran Bill Rohalnd and I talk the recent Ralph Northam blackface scandal. And a bunch of other crap I don’t remember since I recorded this a week ago. But, it’s funny, so enjoy! Follow […]
I wanted to do an episode where each of us picked our top choice for most overrated comedy film, standup comedian and comedy tv show of all time. The problem is, everyone else on my show wants to see the bad in people and not the good, so they each […]
We are joined by the incredibly talented Josh Bard and Kelaine Conochan, co-creators of the comedic writing website The Prompt Magazine. They quickly show off their gift for comedy by gifting the show with a fantastic bit: Ranking the fame, 1-10, of various celebrities. For the most part, we agree…until […]
Upright Citizen’s Brigade NY has closed its UCB East location in NYC, and the theater has given countless other clues that its fortunes in the city are failing. Perhaps more alarming, though, is that the market as a whole for the bevy of talented performers that the theater churns out […]
I’ve known the Kriksciuns for a long time, since I was shoved into a gifted and talented class at age eight with their son, Al. This past Christmas, I spent a ton of time mooching delicious, homemade snack food off of them, and that sort of thing doesn’t go unrewarded […]
