DTF

Look its a bird, it's a vulture, no it's Batman. That's right! On this episode "Just a Tad", Sam dissects multiple award nominated Michael Keaton...

Known to the masses as a comic book movie hero and/or villain, but his surname suggests he is so much more. Let's dive into the mind of this multi-talented sick minded man of cons-"tit"-ution.

AFTER AN ENTIRE YEAR THE D.T.F PODCAST IS BACK BABY!!!

On this episode Sam makes his triumphant return with a dissection of why Hollywood only seems to allow one black comedian super star at a time.

He pontificates about how each generation of black comedian elites seem to have to step down and knight the next one for another generation. From Pryor to Murphy. Murphy to Rock. Rock to Chappelle, and Chappelle to Hart. Join us today as we dissect Hollywood, racism and the passing of Unfortunate Torch.

AFTER AN ENTIRE YEAR THE D.T.F PODCAST IS BACK BABY!!!

On this episode Sam makes his triumphant return with a dissection of why Hollywood only seems to allow one black comedian super star at a time.

He pontificates about how each generation of black comedian elites seem to have to step down and knight the next one for another generation. From Pryor to Murphy. Murphy to Rock. Rock to Chappelle, and Chappelle to Hart. Join us today as we dissect Hollywood, racism and the passing of Unfortunate Torch.

On this episode of the DTF podcast Sam really just nerds out about two comedians he has had the privilege working "around" (done the same rooms).

Modern day surrealist who push the boundaries of what comedy can conceptually be, Nick Vatterott and Reggie Watts are the Dali and Seurat of their generation. Listen as same sucks both of them of long and hard in this love letter of an episode.

On this episode of the DTF podcast Sam really just nerds out about two comedians he has had the privilege working "around" (done the same rooms).

Modern day surrealist who push the boundaries of what comedy can conceptually be, Nick Vatterott and Reggie Watts are the Dali and Seurat of their generation. Listen as same sucks both of them of long and hard in this love letter of an episode.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam records his last Chicago based episode before he jumps the northern boarder and becomes a canuck. He is joined in a basement, that doubles as a painting studio, for the friend of his guest, Sonal Aggawarl.

They discuss Eddie Izzard, Tommy Tiernan, Maz Jabroni, Trevor Noah, Veer Das & the positive influence comedy is having on an international scale and the people who are leading the new world wave. Comedy is going global and so are we.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam records his last Chicago based episode before he jumps the northern boarder and becomes a canuck. He is joined in a basement, that doubles as a painting studio, for the friend of his guest, Sonal Aggawarl.

They discuss Eddie Izzard, Tommy Tiernan, Maz Jabroni, Trevor Noah, Veer Das & the positive influence comedy is having on an international scale and the people who are leading the new world wave. Comedy is going global and so are we.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" you travel (literally) with Sam as he convoys from a gig all the way back home to Chicago with fellow comedian and infant troubadour, Tristan A Smith.

Sam and Tristan discuss the strange circumstances of being a travelling comedian in the new millennium from both a professional and novice outlook, while simultaneous trying not to die in a car accident.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" you travel (literally) with Sam as he convoys from a gig all the way back home to Chicago with fellow comedian and infant troubadour, Tristan A Smith.

Sam and Tristan discuss the strange circumstances of being a travelling comedian in the new millennium from both a professional and novice outlook, while simultaneous trying not to die in a car accident.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam is joined yet again by his good friend and fellow comedian Matt Riggs.

Matt introduces Sam to the little know show "The Chris Gethard Show" and Sam FALLS IN LOVE. They both swoon over a comedy show so original and loose that it hooked both of them through how pure its entertainment value has become.