On this episode I sit down with Hunter Collins and talk about Katie Rich getting fired from SNL, and more Trump horse shit.

This week’s episode is an inauguration special. I talk with Joseph Ianni, a real live Trump supporter. It’s interesting…

This week I sit down with my good friend Peter White. We talk about the Edinburgh fringe, living in the U.K, and Meryl Streep!

This week I sit down with the wonderful Chris Locke. In this fairly directionless conversation we talk a little Trump, and a lot of nonsense.

On this episode I sit down with my good friend, and funny comedian Cal Post. We talk the Trump election. How could it happen?  Is this the beginning of the end?  We don’t really answer these questions.

On this episode I sit down with Dom Paré.  Dom is a fantastic comedian, and contrarian.  Although for a contrarian, he has some pretty solid points of few.  We talk about how people have no idea how to debate each other, and resort to tactics that do little to move the conversation forward.

On this week’s episode I sit down with the fabulous and hilarious Sandra Battaglini. We talk about her perspective of being a female comedian in a male dominated profession. Are women getting less chances than they deserve, or are there just less women doing it?

On this episode I sit down and talk with comedian Jarrett Campbell, who is also one of the hosts of the Rude Dudes podcast.  We discuss Trump’s pussy grabbing comments, and break down why he is not an “every man.”  We also talk about made up words like “mansplaining” and “manterupting” and why they have such a negative effect on society.

This week on the show I sit down with the hilarious and thoughtful comedian, Pat Burtscher. We discuss the new Ghostbusters movie, and the announcement of an all female remake of Ocean’s 11. Is making a movie remake with all women really hurting the whiny men who love the originals, or is it actually hurting women?

This week on the show I sit down the most banned man in comedy, Boyd Banks.  Boyd talks about his life as a comic with an edge, and how he hopes he ruins peoples nights.  We talk about the Mike Ward case, after a ruling by the Human Rights Tribunal, ordering Ward to pay the target of one of his jokes $35,000.