Earl Skakel is a regular at The World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood, California. He is an actor, voice-actor, podcaster, and comedian. He is a fantastic guy with some fantastic stories.

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Travis, Katie, and I are joined by Katie K. She has been doing comedy for around 8 years. She has done a bit of everything in Hollywood. She is hilarious. She is delightful, She tours the country doing standup. She even is doing colelge shows on Zoom. That is how much she loves doing standup. She has a specail coming out on Feb 20, called I am the Trash.

Katie K is from Arkansas originally. She is also Catholic originally. Now she lives in LA and is a self-proclaimed "Woo Woo." And she told me that Woo Woo is not offensive if used with love. We have a great chat about her journey away from Catholicism and her path into the Woo Woo. We discuss her thoughts on what makes a good medium, what her true feelings are regarding crystals, and her dream afterlife. Then she pesters me with some fun and hard-hitting questions about my faith.

Hope you enjoy this episode. Find her everywhere you look for people at @katiekcomedy. Oh, and her website is katiekcomedy.com, crazy right?

Travis, Katie, and I are joined by Katie K. She has been doing comedy for around 8 years. She has done a bit of everything in Hollywood. She is hilarious. She is delightful, She tours the country doing standup. She even is doing colelge shows on Zoom. That is how much she loves doing standup. She has a specail coming out on Feb 20, called I am the Trash.

Katie K is from Arkansas originally. She is also Catholic originally. Now she lives in LA and is a self-proclaimed "Woo Woo." And she told me that Woo Woo is not offensive if used with love. We have a great chat about her journey away from Catholicism and her path into the Woo Woo. We discuss her thoughts on what makes a good medium, what her true feelings are regarding crystals, and her dream afterlife. Then she pesters me with some fun and hard-hitting questions about my faith.

Hope you enjoy this episode. Find her everywhere you look for people at @katiekcomedy. Oh, and her website is katiekcomedy.com, crazy right?

Hey zealots. Travis, Katie, and I have Ian Ira Rousso join us in the studio this week. He is about as inside baseball for LA comedy as one can get. He crashed onto the scene in LA some 7 years ago, and almost instantly made a name for himself. He is a self-proclaimed troll. He is at just about every open mic in LA that exists. And he just performed is first hour in LA. I tell Ian just what I thought of it in this episode.

In all honesty, Ian is an LA open mic icon. When I first arrived in LA to start standup, there was basically one website that had all the information one needed regarding open mics and independent shows in and around LA: The Comedy Bureau. The Pandemic hit and The Comedy Bureau was one of its victims. Ian filled that void with a list that he put together on his website: https://www.ianirarousso.com/la-open-mic-lists. Just about every new comic I have spoken to references Ian's list. He has also seen fit to rank his peers in Top 100 lists the last few years, which is something that most LA comics do...we just don't write it down and publish it.

Find Ian on the socials at @ianirarousso. His website is www.ianirarousso.com. Follow him. He will be taking his hour on the road after performing it one last time in LA in March. He films his hour in New York in April. Look for his next ranking in 2024...we'll see if I make his list in 2024...I might have to remind him I had him on my podcast...and that I went to his show...Luke, help me make Ian's list.

Full video episodes and so much more is on our Patreon! Head to patreon.com/disorganizedreligion for all your zealot needs. Email us at [email protected] with your suggestions, comments, questions, or concerns. We will read them on air, unless you don't want that.

Hey zealots. Travis, Katie, and I have Ian Ira Rousso join us in the studio this week. He is about as inside baseball for LA comedy as one can get. He crashed onto the scene in LA some 7 years ago, and almost instantly made a name for himself. He is a self-proclaimed troll. He is at just about every open mic in LA that exists. And he just performed is first hour in LA. I tell Ian just what I thought of it in this episode.

In all honesty, Ian is an LA open mic icon. When I first arrived in LA to start standup, there was basically one website that had all the information one needed regarding open mics and independent shows in and around LA: The Comedy Bureau. The Pandemic hit and The Comedy Bureau was one of its victims. Ian filled that void with a list that he put together on his website: https://www.ianirarousso.com/la-open-mic-lists. Just about every new comic I have spoken to references Ian's list. He has also seen fit to rank his peers in Top 100 lists the last few years, which is something that most LA comics do...we just don't write it down and publish it.

Find Ian on the socials at @ianirarousso. His website is www.ianirarousso.com. Follow him. He will be taking his hour on the road after performing it one last time in LA in March. He films his hour in New York in April. Look for his next ranking in 2024...we'll see if I make his list in 2024...I might have to remind him I had him on my podcast...and that I went to his show...Luke, help me make Ian's list.

Full video episodes and so much more is on our Patreon! Head to patreon.com/disorganizedreligion for all your zealot needs. Email us at [email protected] with your suggestions, comments, questions, or concerns. We will read them on air, unless you don't want that.

Hey zealots! Another great episode of Disorganized Religion is all ready for your consumption. This week, we have Ahmed Al-kadri join us in the studio. We chat about his thoughts and struggles with Islam. He ends up phoning his brother as a lifeline for some of our questions regarding Islamic heaven. We also get the inside scoop on his experiences with reality TV.

If you have not seen Ahmed, then you have got to get out to one of his shows and see him. It will not be long before tickets to see him will be just outrageously priced. He is the host of the Monday Funday Podcast. He also travels the country doing standup. He is amazing and hilarious.

Find him on all the socials at @ahmedlovesbread. Or go to https://linktr.ee/AhmedLovesBread for all your Ahmed needs.

Hey zealots! Another great episode of Disorganized Religion is all ready for your consumption. This week, we have Ahmed Al-kadri join us in the studio. We chat about his thoughts and struggles with Islam. He ends up phoning his brother as a lifeline for some of our questions regarding Islamic heaven. We also get the inside scoop on his experiences with reality TV.

If you have not seen Ahmed, then you have got to get out to one of his shows and see him. It will not be long before tickets to see him will be just outrageously priced. He is the host of the Monday Funday Podcast. He also travels the country doing standup. He is amazing and hilarious.

Find him on all the socials at @ahmedlovesbread. Or go to https://linktr.ee/AhmedLovesBread for all your Ahmed needs.

Hey nerds. Boy, do I have a treat for you! The mighty Nick Linsmayer joins me to discuss his life in quarantine, his comedy thoughts, and his religious beliefs. Nick is just good people. He explains that he has always been interested in standup and had a bit of a external shock that pushed him into performing. We talk about so many interesting things, like the best airports in and around DC, the public transportation system in DC, and names I can't remember. He was raised religious, and still holds to his religious values. But he and I discuss some of the difficulties in being religious in a cynical career. He also explains what it was like for him to be raised religious and gay -- he doesn't like being called homosexual. And we get to the bottom of the Bill Gates / Coronavirus conspiracies. We have a great conversation. Check it out. And check him out -- @linsmayer on the Gram and @nicklinsmayer on the Tweet.