I am honored to have Chase O'Donnell in studio for this episode. She is an amazing comedian who currently opens for the mighty Christina P. We chat about how that all happened for her. We also get into her beliefs regarding ancestors, spirituality, and life after death...but mostly we talk about her strange superpower: predicting death (we think it'd make a great superhero movie (copyright and trademark)). It's a great one. Enjoy.

We wish her all the best in recording her first comedy special on 8/26/22! Get tickets at her Instagram - @chase_odonnell

Email us at [email protected] with any comments or questions or if you just need a friend.

I am honored to have Chase O'Donnell in studio for this episode. She is an amazing comedian who currently opens for the mighty Christina P. We chat about how that all happened for her. We also get into her beliefs regarding ancestors, spirituality, and life after death...but mostly we talk about her strange superpower: predicting death (we think it'd make a great superhero movie (copyright and trademark)). It's a great one. Enjoy.

We wish her all the best in recording her first comedy special on 8/26/22! Get tickets at her Instagram - @chase_odonnell

Email us at [email protected] with any comments or questions or if you just need a friend.

The fantastic Aaron Mliner joins me this episode to discuss his experiences in comedy and Scientology. Yeah, he grew up as a Scientologist. We end up discussing which church is more wealthy. Legend has it that we're still arguing about it to this very day.

Follow Aaron on all the socials: @aaronmliner. You can also see him most weekends at The Nitecap, @nitecapla and nitecapla.com

Leave a review anywhere you get your podcasts or just directly send your review to us. We love getting mail.

Email the podcast at [email protected]

The fantastic Aaron Mliner joins me this episode to discuss his experiences in comedy and Scientology. Yeah, he grew up as a Scientologist. We end up discussing which church is more wealthy. Legend has it that we're still arguing about it to this very day.

Follow Aaron on all the socials: @aaronmliner. You can also see him most weekends at The Nitecap, @nitecapla and nitecapla.com

Leave a review anywhere you get your podcasts or just directly send your review to us. We love getting mail.

Email the podcast at [email protected]

Hello! Apologies for the long hiatus. But have no fear! Disorganized Religion is back and better than ever! On-air producer extraordinaire joins Seth for this kickoff episode of the 4th year of this podcast (the pandemic kind of messed everything up). They chat about what the pandemic has been like and what standup comedy is or isn't these days. It's a quickie but a goodie.

If you have suggestions or questions or just want to vent. Email the podcast at [email protected]. Thanks!

Hello! Apologies for the long hiatus. But have no fear! Disorganized Religion is back and better than ever! On-air producer extraordinaire joins Seth for this kickoff episode of the 4th year of this podcast (the pandemic kind of messed everything up). They chat about what the pandemic has been like and what standup comedy is or isn't these days. It's a quickie but a goodie.

If you have suggestions or questions or just want to vent. Email the podcast at [email protected]. Thanks!

So excited to have JR De Guzman this episode! JR has performed all over the world. You can find him on The Comedy Lineup on Netflix. He won the 2016 Stand-Up NBC. He was a JFL New Face in 2017. He's also appeared on Hulu on Coming to the Stage, MTV's Acting Out, and Comedy Central's Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City. In short, it was a huge honor to have him on the pod.

We talk all the ups and all the downs of doing standup. JR discusses one of the worst bomb of his life which was a performance hosting in front of a woman he was hoping to date. Needless to say, that relationship never flowered. JR enlightens me on the workings of shows internationally. JR also explains his comedic journey and his inner debate working clean vs working more authentic.

JR and I take quite a trip down spiritual lane. JR's story regarding his faith is fantastic. We talk about what drove him away from the religion he grew up with and what brought him to his current religion. He describes how he feels that God has always been there for him. JR also peppers me with some great questions about my faith and religious beliefs.

It's a great episode. Enjoy.

Find JR De Guzman online at http://jrdeguzman.com/. His socials are Tiktok: @jrdeguz; Instagram: @jrdguz; Twitter: @jrdeguzm; and Facebook.com/JRDComedy. And check out his album Dual Citizen.

So excited to have JR De Guzman this episode! JR has performed all over the world. You can find him on The Comedy Lineup on Netflix. He won the 2016 Stand-Up NBC. He was a JFL New Face in 2017. He's also appeared on Hulu on Coming to the Stage, MTV's Acting Out, and Comedy Central's Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City. In short, it was a huge honor to have him on the pod.

We talk all the ups and all the downs of doing standup. JR discusses one of the worst bomb of his life which was a performance hosting in front of a woman he was hoping to date. Needless to say, that relationship never flowered. JR enlightens me on the workings of shows internationally. JR also explains his comedic journey and his inner debate working clean vs working more authentic.

JR and I take quite a trip down spiritual lane. JR's story regarding his faith is fantastic. We talk about what drove him away from the religion he grew up with and what brought him to his current religion. He describes how he feels that God has always been there for him. JR also peppers me with some great questions about my faith and religious beliefs.

It's a great episode. Enjoy.

Find JR De Guzman online at http://jrdeguzman.com/. His socials are Tiktok: @jrdeguz; Instagram: @jrdguz; Twitter: @jrdeguzm; and Facebook.com/JRDComedy. And check out his album Dual Citizen.

This episode, I am joined by David C Smalley. He is a comedian, actor, voice-actor, podcaster, and so much more. We talk about his history in comedy and what birthed his podcast. He talks about his worst bomb. He talks about his journey through faith to his current stance with atheism.

David is a humanist. He is kind and authentic and funny. We have a good time needling each other a bit on our respective beliefs. David's podcast really started with a blog (remember those?) that became very popular. His blog, and now his podcast, are about helping people analyze their beliefs, regardless of what side of the spiritual or political fence they reside. His motive is to help both sides figure out how to talk to each other in a respectful way.

His podcast is incredibly addictive (David C. Smalley). Support him on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/davidcsmalley) so that he can make it even better. Find his Twitter (@davidcsmalley). Follow him on Instagram (@davidcsmalley).

Happy Easter, nerds!! Hope you had a wonderful weekend. This episode, I've got the mighty dynamic duo power couple Aurora Singh and Drew Shafer. We reenact the Orpah and Royals interview while we discuss the color of their future babies, what got them each started in comedy, and what their thoughts on religion and spirituality are.

Also, I am unhappy with the way I sound in this episode. I'm a bit late in releasing this episode because of how long I spent trying to fix it...

Don't let that stop you though. It's a great conversation.

Follow them on Instagram at @aurorasingh and @drewshafercomedy