This week we share a couple more of our own clips and discuss the jokes, reveal some embarrassing stories, and contemplate the Mandela Effect.

Before heading to a new open mic, we discuss a different kind of Attempted Delivery in our very own state of Pennsylvania, and the probable short life of skateboarding in the Olympics.

We discuss a controversial Scottish comedian, Louis C.K.'s movie, Tim Dillon's new special, and a Cleveland Browns' not-so-happy ending.

We didn't bomb! This week we discuss a surprisingly comfortable open mic and a local death metal show featuring one of Damian's former bandmates.

In this episode we discuss this week's open mic and how we're feeling about our journey. Then we move on to the recent controversies surrounding Dane Cook, Beyonce, and the "reunion" of Pantera.

This week we discuss apologizing for jokes. Then we talk about a famous local band, a recent comedy special, and a new Netflix series that is bound to fail.

In this episode we touch on why we don't talk about work, reaching a new stage in our relationship, and coming out as comedians. Then we move on to discuss the many recently dropped comedy specials.

We review another open mic set, break down a few more jokes, and discuss seeking validation while remaining steadfast in our journey.

Happy Independence Day! Monday was the 4th of July so no open mic this week. Instead, we go back and listen to clips from previous sets and dissect what went right or wrong, and discuss how we can improve going forward.

After a Covid hiatus, the guys talk about their third open mic set. They then go on to discuss the budding music career of John Hinckley Jr. as well as Mel Brooks and History of the World Part II.