Stand up comic Kimmy Hull joins us in the #BlanketForRadio studio to crack lots of potty humor jokes and give us a story involving her Shih Tzu Poodle and their shared bathroom experience. An improvised song involving the Shih Poo is heard on air--starting with the opening line: “Sittin’ at home enjoying a pot of chili / Just weighed my breasts”.

Also on the show is caller Taylor from Indiana. She talks about how her family dealt with her coming out as gay.

To be a caller on the Champagne Jamboree podcast, please visit champagnejamboree.com

Today's guest: Kimmy Hull, as seen in Dykes Do Drag playing at Bryant Lake Bowl

Producer Trevor Charon: IG @trevor_radio
Champagne Jamboree: IG @thechampagnejamboree Twitter: @chamjamcomedy
Sarah McPeck: IG @sarah_mcpeck
Amanda Costner: IG @amandacostner

Radio Host Quinn Villagomez, aka Shimmer, takes us down the road of daisy dukes and high school. We learn about her childhood as well as what it’s like to be a Latina Trans woman in 2018. Sarah and Amanda then serenade Shimmer and listeners with an improvised tune based on her story.

Also on the show is caller Jayden Apollo Simmons. Jayden discusses working at a gas station as a trans man, and also gives us some online streaming recommendations.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio
Guest Storyteller Shimmer: http://www.kfai.org/user/4717
Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

Branwen Zakariasen is fiercely proud of being a Queer Trans Witch. She sits down with us to talk about the term “clocking” and specifically what it means to the trans community. After an honest and meaningful discussion of clocking and other aspects about being trans, Sarah and Amanda play a delightful improvised song about the topics Branwen brought up.

Later in the show you’ll get to hear from Boston up-and-coming comedian Kaitlin Gaitanakis. While on the phone with us, Kaitlin is at a gig, and gets approached by a random weirdo in the bar. You’ll get to hear Sarah, Amanda and Trevor throw their two cents in on how she should handle said bar-weirdo.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio
Guest Storyteller Branwen Zakariasen : https://twitter.com/BranwenZak
Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

You’re cool, but are you “created an app that teaches you how to play banjo” cool? Erica Lehnhoff did that. She comes on the show to talk about a time she used cat urine to pass a drug test. Champagne Jamboree then performs a song, live about the cat-urine attempts by Erica.

Later in the show Alexis Byers calls in to chat about being young and queer.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio
Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

Stand up comic Kimmy Hull joins us in the #BlanketForRadio studio to crack lots of potty humor jokes and give us a story involving her Shih Tzu Poodle and their shared bathroom experience. An improvised song involving the Shih Poo is heard on air--starting with the opening line: “Sittin’ at home enjoying a pot of chili / Just weighed my breasts”.

Also on the show is caller Taylor from Indiana. She talks about how her family dealt with her coming out as gay.

To be a caller on the Champagne Jamboree podcast, please visit champagnejamboree.com

Today's guest: Kimmy Hull, as seen in Dykes Do Drag playing at Bryant Lake Bowl

Producer Trevor Charon: IG @trevor_radio

Champagne Jamboree: IG @thechampagnejamboree Twitter: @chamjamcomedy

Sarah McPeck: IG @sarah_mcpeck

Amanda Costner: IG @amandacostner

You’re cool, but are you “created an app that teaches you how to play banjo” cool? Erica Lehnhoff did that. She comes on the show to talk about a time she used cat urine to pass a drug test. Champagne Jamboree then performs a song, live about the cat-urine attempts by Erica.

Later in the show Alexis Byers calls in to chat about being young and queer.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio

Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

Tre Da Marc has been described as “The Chocolate Drop That Won’t Stop”, and now he can’t stop encountering racism. This award-winning burlesque performer has been featured internationally at the Vienna Boylesque Festival. Tre talks about a time he came upon a white, racist dancer at a Viena, Austria dance club. We ask him how he felt at the time and encourage our listeners to be more “woke” than the dude sexting “I wanna see your big, black cock” at 3 in the morning.

Next is a quick turn towards improvised musical comedy. Champagne Jamboree sing a song, with Amanda playing acoustic guitar, based off of the story about the racist Austrian dancer. At the end of the show we hear from caller Logan, who is a young, gay man living in Minnesota.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio
Guest Storyteller Tre Da Marc: http://tredamarc.net/
Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

Life or death situations have chased Queen Utica since she was a child. Queen Utica is known for her daring style and bold fashion choices. Comedians Sarah McPeck and Amanda Costner, otherwise known as the music comedy duo Champagne Jamboree, bring Queen Utica on to tell two different stories, both about escaping danger. In the first story, Utica faces lightning head on. In the second, Utica is stranded in the middle of the ocean and is suddenly struck in the head by a boat’s propeller.

In the middle of the show, Queen Utica’s life or death tales are carried out in song-format by Champagne Jamboree. With Amanda on guitar, and Sarah conquering vocals, you’re in for a wild, musical ride.

Finishing up the show, calling in is Alexis Byers, Sarah McPeck’s 19 year old daughter who is also queer. Alexis talks to Sarah, Amanda and Trevor (#BlanketFordRadio Producer) about what it’s like to be a young queer person in 2018.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio
Guest Storyteller Queen Utica: https://www.facebook.com/uticaqueen.yass
Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

Tre Da Marc has been described as “The Chocolate Drop That Won’t Stop”, and now he can’t stop encountering racism. This award-winning burlesque performer has been featured internationally at the Vienna Boylesque Festival. Tre talks about a time he came upon a white, racist dancer at a Viena, Austria dance club. We ask him how he felt at the time and encourage our listeners to be more “woke” than the dude sexting “I wanna see your big, black cock” at 3 in the morning.

Next is a quick turn towards improvised musical comedy. Champagne Jamboree sing a song, with Amanda playing acoustic guitar, based off of the story about the racist Austrian dancer. At the end of the show we hear from caller Logan, who is a young, gay man living in Minnesota.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio

Guest Storyteller Tre Da Marc: http://tredamarc.net/

Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy

You’re cool, but are you “created an app that teaches you how to play banjo” cool? Erica Lehnhoff did that. She comes on the show to talk about a time she used cat urine to pass a drug test. Champagne Jamboree then performs a song, live about the cat-urine attempts by Erica.

Later in the show Alexis Byers calls in to chat about being young and queer.

Producer Trevor Charon: https://twitter.com/trevor_radio

Champagne Jamboree: https://twitter.com/ChamJamComedy