On this episode, Alfred and Parker discuss kava, Tupac's sexuality and the roots of the blues.

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Alfred and Parker make their way back from Twin Valley Distillers while discussing the Middle East, driving stoned and the night's show.

Parker and Alfred are on the road again. From politics and hotdogs to comedy capitals and parenting, they discuss pretty much everything that's changed in the 299 days since the last episode of Drive Time came out.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss Oreo dunking, how to improve the election process, Twisters and George Washington.

Follow Al: @alfredbarnescomedy

Follow Parker: @parkerbrowncomedy

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On this hybrid episode of Drive Time, Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss various topics including online gambling, porch pirates, gun control, weight loss, sword fighting, pancakes, conspiracy theories and British accents. They also touch on the JFK assassination and the Epstein conspiracy. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. In this conversation, Alfred and Parker discuss various topics including the prices of gourmet hot dogs, Jeffrey Epstein's profession, work release programs in jail, acting and filmmaking, piracy, and their stand-up comedy routines. They also touch on feminism, bodybuilding, and the popularity of BBLs (Brazilian Butt Lifts).

Tommy Sinbazo is a veteran of the nerd comedy scene. His quick wit and off the cuff humor has been slicing though crowds like a Vorpal sword rolled by a loaded D20 for over 18 years. Crawling from the depths of the Geek Comedy Tour, this Cosplaying, Leathersmithing, Magic Missle of Myrth is a guaranteed hit.

He has shared the stage with comedians Ralphie May, Brian Posehn and Kevin Meeny. He has been invited to perform at numerous comedy festivals, conventions and has even entertained American troops stationed overseas. If his face is familiar, you may have seen him in a mattress commercial. If his voice rings a bell you may have heard him on the radio or as one of the hosts of The Laughfinder Podcast.

On this episode of the Drive Time podcast, Al and Parker are joined by their FIRST in-car guest and Baltimore legend, Tommy Sinbazo. They discuss Tommy's early years as a comic—from his stage name to his questionable fashion choices—his musical comedy act Bussi and the most accurate onscreen portrayal of ecstasy usage ever.

Click here to check out Bussi's new comedy special, Transparent.

Follow Tommy & Bussi:

Bussi's IG: @bussiwithani

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, Alfred and Parker make their way to west Baltimore. Though their quest for comedy bares no fruit, they lessons they learn along the way proves to be invaluable. They marvel at west Baltimore's wide variety of restaurants, ruminate over the city's crumbling infrastructure and discuss the works of poet Paul Laurence Dunbar.

It's more fun than this description makes it sound.

FIRST DASHCAM EPISODE!

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown make their way to Meats & Cheeses, an open mic at Arthouse in Hampden.

During their drive, they discuss new bits, the confusing slang of today's youth, steroids and Al's wild times in Savannah, GA.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown reveal an upcoming enhancement to the Drive Time experience. They also discuss the OnlyFans paradox, sketch ideas and Salma Hayek's legacy.

Sam Brown is an American comedian, actor, writer and producer. He’s best known for being a founding member of Whitest Kids U’ Know, a comedy troupe that redefined sketch comedy with their hit TV show of the same name. Whitest Kids ran five seasons (one on Fuse, four on IFC) from 2007–2011, and earned critical acclaim for its high-paced, brash sketches. Since WKUK, Sam has continued to work in the entertainment industry, primarily as a writer and producer for TV and film.

During this episode, Sam discusses the early years of Whitest Kids—ranging from the group’s first live shows to their TV debut and beyond. He delves into the group's legacy, the bittersweet effects of YouTube and adapting the show for streaming. Sam offers anecdotes, tips and insights that will benefit any listener looking to make a foray into the world of sketch comedy.

He also shares details about the final WKUK production, an animated film called Mars! that debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 6.

Follow Sam on IG: @thatsambrown

Watch Sam and the other WKUK members stream on their Twitch channel: @officialwkuk 

For more on WKUK, check out their website:

https://wkukplus.com/

The Drive Time podcast is a weekly show starring comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown. Originally, the show was recorded exclusively on the way to and from comedy shows, but has since expanded to accommodate out-of-state guests and include additional content.