Definitely DJ

It's the return of hilarious comedian and my best buddy: Jordan Foisy. Recorded over Zoom in these lazy, crazy quarantine times. Enjoy!

I chatted (over the internet) with my buddy, Sammy Obeid. Sammy is a fantastic stand-up comedian and the host of the funny and insightful new Netflix show 100 Humans.

(Please forgive any audio issues. We recorded this over Zoom and I made a mistake and did not record individual tracks so I had to chop up this whole episode myself. It took a long time but I enjoyed our chat and wanted you to hear it. Thank you.)

Dylan Sullivan is a hilarious, young comic who works at the Comedy Store and just made his late night debut on Lights Out with David Spade. 

The wonderful Tom Rhodes stops by to chat about his adventures through thirty-six years (and counting) of being a successful, globe-trotting, freewheeling stand-up comedian.

Ivan Decker stops by the show again to talk about a heckler at a recent hometown performance, his decision to stop watching pornography, and a bunch of other stuff. Always a pleasure talking to this man. 

Norm Sousa stops by the podcast to talk many things, but mainly sports. Norm is currently producing with the NFL on Fox. He knows his stuff. We had a great chat about the insane Aaron Hernandez story, the NHL's marketing problem, and Norm shares his Super Bowl prediction. If you love sports (as Norm and I do), you'll love this episode.  

My great friend, Ryan Bondy, played the lead role of Elder Price in the hit musical, The Book of Mormon, for over five years. He recently moved on from the show. We talked about the highs, the lows, and adjustment to the next chapter of his life after five years, 1000 shows, and 2.5 million people entertained. 

I chatted with the wonderful Erica Rhodes, who just returned to LA after a month of performing on the road. We had a great chat. Be sure to check out her hilarious album, Sad Lemon. 

Frank Cronin is an Irish lad who nows calls Los Angeles home. On top of being a funny guy, he is also very generous. He has made a huge impact on many people (myself included) with his "Rough Set" endeavor, in which he walked hundreds of miles across California and Ireland, sleeping outside the whole time, raising money for organizations benefitting homeless people. It was a pleasure to chat with him.

My buddy, Abdullah Saeed, stops by da crib. We talk about his passionate involvement in the cannabis community, growing up in Thailand, the global powers that control us all, and other lighthearted fare. He's a funny dude and we had a great time. Thanks for listening!