This week, we're joined by two of our favorite guests, Franqi French (@FranqiFrench) and Petey Steele (@SteelebornDC). We start this one off with a Franqi Tale from her days running around Holloywood with every famous person you've ever heard of. Then, we check out a listener email and briefly discuss Andy's reaction to I Am Not Your Negro. And we close out with the story of Jameis Winston's message to the kids, and an update on the Kim Jong Nam killing from last week.
Once again, we're joined today by the great Chris Milner (@EnglishmanChris, @SpecificIgnorance). We start this one off with some doscussion of Kyrie Irving's belief that the earth is flat, and we dig up some more information explaining what flat-earthers think is going on. Then, we discuss last week's appearance from Milo Yiannapolous on Bill Maher's show (note, we recorded before the pedophilia controversy). And we close out with the story of a prank show that ended in murder.
This week, we're joined by one of our most popular guests, Chris Milner (@EnglishmanChris, @SpecificIgnorance). We start this one hearing all about Chris' harrowing story of going to the hospital, losing his appendix, and getting an infection. Then, we get into some political talk and disucss the sense of betrayal felt by minorities in this country. And we close out with the video of a Trump surrogate getting a little too touchy-feely with a New York Times columnist.
We're back today with the great Dominic Rivera sitting in. We start this episode with some thoughts on the whole Charles Oakley vs James Dolan debacle. Then, we turn our attention to trying to make sense of the latest Trump news, at least at the time of this recording. And we close out with the video of a congressman who bent over backwards trying to deflect the idea of far right white terrorism.
This week, we're joined by the great Dominic Rivera. And on today's episode, we talk to Kaytlin Bailey from the Cake Comedy Tour (www.cakecomedy.com) about their upcoming show in DC on April 25th, and about what it takes to mount a comedy tour. Then, we take a trip down memory lane with some stories about The Green Room, our home club that is closing its doors soon. You'll hear all the crazy stories including the time someone took a swing at Randolph. And we close out with Randolph and Dominic's thoughts on the film I Am Not Your Negro.
We're back again today with Liz Miele (@lizmiele) sitting in. We start this episode talking about how NYC looks in the Trump era, and inappropriate politican behavior. Then, we get into how to react if you discover some of your friends are Trump supporters. Next, we talk about some of the perils of shopping and self checkout. And we close out with a couple tips on how not to conduct yourself if you're performing at a comedy club.
This week, we're joined by one of our favorite guests, the great Liz Miele (@LizMiele). We start this episode with some do's and don'ts on how to be a good babysitter. Then, we get into some comedy talk with a recap of an odd heckler at one of Liz's recent shows. Next, we discuss some of the pitfalls of using social media. And we close with some discussion on angry Trump supporters and what actually makes a good cop.
Guess who's back? It's us. We're back with the great Petey Steele (@SteelebornDC) sitting in. We start today's episode with a recap of BET's epic New Edition movie event. Then, a listener email gets us thinking about the old days of comedy in strip clubs. After that, we discuss a new movie being developed by Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn. Randolph recaps his recent appearance on Roland Martin's TV One show. And we close out with Trump's awkward Black History Month speech, and our thoughts on the Lebron vs. Barkley feud.
