This week the gang is back at full speed; Jake and Thomas try to figure out if it's a good idea to heckle Russel Westbrook (It's not) before Shain aka [your name here] brings up festival submissions, and we try to solve diversity in line ups once and for all. 

Comedian Marcus Coleman (@MrMarcusColeman) joins us in Cranival Studios to talk about it how stark the difference was going from St. Louis to Oregon in the middle of his teenage years and how Oregonian racism is a little more than "goofy". Thomas reveals one of his darkest secrets and opens us up to "The Truly Enlightened Douche".

Shain's illustrious life of a regional TV mogul took him away from us, so Thomas and Jake had a little boys' night; where Thomas tries to crack the guarded and dark personality of Jake Silbermann... and fails miserably

Wilfred Padua comes back from NYC to Portland to lay down the knowledge on the gang, Thomas has his worst bomb ever.

Ben Shapiro gets jumped by MAGA goons, local pdx comedy gets it's weekly tongue lashing, & climate change is gonna kill us all hopefully before Thomas and Curtis's revolution takes off.

Thomas gets "Snowed in", Jake dives into the search for Black Incels, is Improv harder than comedy? & some inside baseball comedian talk.

The true meaning of Black History Month. Thomas cashes in on white guilt. You're never too woke for some good old problematic hiphop.

Did We Solve It Live Episode from Kickstand Comedy Space Featuring Nariko Ott, Chris Johnson, and Dylan Jenkins 

Farewell Neeraj. Welcome in Hiphop Neeraj. Jake's sad haircut. Priests not keeping it in their pants. Everybody gets a Dodge Charger

Terrible bosses. Good grooming. Aggressive audience members. Getting offended at comedy posters. 50 Cent impressions.