A continuation of our last episode that was released monday. enjoy.

We're talkin' guns. We're talkin Roseanne. We're talkin' taxes. Kai Quix, We're talkin /r/The_Donald. We're talkin Movies. We cover all the important issues with our guest Kai Quix. Go subscribe.

Mike Recine (Conan, Comedy Central) joins us to talk about his uniquely Detroit experience of seeing a child get verbally abused by his father at a pizza restaurant. We also talk about comedy in the age of Trump, teachers hooking up with students, conspiracy shit, and we list all the disney villains who were gay. Mike came through to do Cellarmen's and Planet Ant. was excellent. check out his podcast The Sitdown subscribe and review and share and all that stuff. thanks for listening. next episode will have fewer audio issues.

Comedian, Friend, and (most importantly) fan of the show Mike Szar (Stand Up Comedian from Toledo) joins us to talk about how mania begets creativity, and how biorhythmic ups and downs affect stand up comedy as a creative output. This leads to a discussion about how pop psychology cures being sad as opposed to depression. How the emotional labor of stand up comedy breeds reactionaries like Owen Benjamin and Ricki Gervais. A brief discussion about the way current events are tackled in newer stand up specials. Good chat. Be like Mike. Mike Ass Szar. He'll be doing stand up near you real soon. go check him out. also, check out our upcoming shows. Suck It Suicide Benefit at Smalls on April 6th. Our new show at Planet Ant every Friday. Mike Recine at Cellarmens on Thursday. Other shit. Go check it. Hell yeah. I really worked on the description this week. I hope it makes you want to listen to the podcast. Maybe even tell a friend? idk. Hell yeah. Thanks for listening.

Ray died, so we replaced him with Mike "Thunder" Bobbitt, and Ken Witzgall. We talk all kinds of shit about stuff. don't miss it, gang. there was some long riff about how kylie jenner tanked an entire tech company with an offhand comment. that was good. check out Mike's podcast Ideal Remake

Zach Stein is our guest. We talk all kinds of wild shit. It was, for lack of a better term, a good episode. go listen to Zach's podcast friends forever.

Fresh off his weekend at Riddles Comedy Club in Alsip, Illinois, Jeff Horste joins us to talk about his weekend shows, being a headlinder, and other comedy shit. Also some Kid Rock talk; A discussion of Ted Nugent's more problematic songs, flat earth rappers, and a ton of other shit. Jeff is very funny, go see him. www.jeffhorstecomedy.com go to Ray and Laura's Comedy Showcase March 1st go to Comedy Night at the Light March 6th ok bye

The gang is back with our injured pal Sunil Sawani. We talk injuries, jobs, depression, and being sober. It was fun, despite the topics covered. We also talk about our bad review that was left after our Improv episode. also we don't talk about guns. Good to be back, gang. Go to Ray and Laura's Comedy showcase on March 8th Go to Comedy night at the light on the 6th Go see Dave Ross at trixies on April 10

This episode is yet another crossover with Glory Friends. Alex, Laura, Ray and Blain are on this one. topics of this ep: Stealing stuff from banks Run ins with the cops Bachelor Parties College Queer Eye for the Straight Guy The guy ray is training ray said being an audio engineer for a podcast is easy. go harass him on facebook and tell him he's wrong. Tune in to glory friends this wednesday for the thrilling conclusion It's been a rough couple of months, which is why most of the podcasts lately have been crossovers. Our schedules are clearing up so next week we'll be able to record a lot more. the Original Big Time Garbage team will be back with more consistent episodes, more quality,. i'm talkin bangers bro. good shit on the horizon. thank you for listening. sincerely. i love you.

John and Alex from the "That's Bullshit, Right?" podcast, and the dudes from the newly formed "yeah" podcast join us to talk with Stewart Huff before his show at Cellarmen's. Stewart has been doing comedy for over 20 years and has 4 albums available online. He's a tremendous comic with incredibly thoughtful and inspiring long form material touching on the hypocrisies of Government and Regligion, while highlighting the miracle of every day life. We talk about his new hour, traveling, and important career decisions. Stewart Huff is a fantastic comic. go see him when he visits your town. sorry for the fucked up audio. anyway. go subscribe. we got a sick back catalog that includes conversations with people you want to listen to.