Daddio

Ricky's on his way to do a TV spot. Glen's on a porch. Everyone's back from vacation, and Glen's dog hates Jared Leto.

Schedule's still wonky. Ricky's camera doesn't work. Glen's on a porch. It's summer, daddios.

The Daddios are back! We took a short break so Ricky could move to a new house and Glen could get a dog! Hoping the record schedule gets back on track moving forward.

The day before the record, Glen was ready to rant and rave about a clip he saw of a NYC club owner saying comedians need to be doing 20 sets a week, but after hearing the full interview Glen's opinions on it have changed.

Taking a break from a run of great guests to catch up on what The Daddios have going on, oh also they get real petty about a lot of stuff and yell about Mario.

President of Tromaville himself Lloyd Kaufman joins The Daddios to talk Toxic Avenger, Ricky's movie Sweet Meats, and all things Troma.

We're also joined by Troma's own Sabrina Mendoza to talk about working with Lloyd and the upcoming Troma project The Power of Positive Murder!

This week the Daddios talk about Blazing Saddles and how Mel Brooks could have made it funnier. Oh, the hubris!

After a few weeks of guests, the Daddios spend some quality time together.

Eileen Earnest (https://www.instagram.com/enonpixie/) is here to talk about her acting career, working with Ricky, teaching improv, and her time working at a Renaissance Faire!

(Sorry the episode's late, y'all. Glen's fault. He's sick again. His dryer broke. A huge shelf fell off his wall and onto his piano and computer, and then Easter. You get it. We've all been there.)

Frequent Ricky collaborate Timmy H. Barron joins the show to talk about his early career, boating, and whether it's a good idea to work the door or not. Check him out in Sweet Meats or the upcoming Casually Cool!