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On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam sits down before heading home for Thanksgiving to say what he is thankful for in comedy and life.

However his temper (as always) rears its head and the heart warming sappy tone quickly becomes and confusing emotional mess of yelling and gratitude.

On this episode of "Just a Tad", Sam dives deep into a real odd-ball character that was birthed from the complex mind of John C Reilly, the one, the only, Dr. Steve Brule.

Dr. Brule, like his show "Check it out!", is surprising deep and flushed out. Not a serious character by any means but a deep, layered, complex character none the less. So enjoy it, ya dingus!

On this episode of "Just a Tad", Sam dives deep into a real odd-ball character that was birthed from the complex mind of John C Reilly, the one, the only, Dr. Steve Brule.

Dr. Brule, like his show "Check it out!", is surprising deep and flushed out. Not a serious character by any means but a deep, layered, complex character none the less. So enjoy it, ya dingus!

On this episode of "Just a Tad", Sam watches and deconstructs the classic dark comedy "King of Comedy" starring Robert Di Niro, and directed by Martin Scorsese.

Sam's greatest fears bubble up and an emotional confession about the horrors of the entertainment business. He comes face to face with the worst possible scenario of his career in the fun house mirror that is Rupert Pupkin.

On this episode of "Just a Tad", Sam watches and deconstructs the classic dark comedy "King of Comedy" starring Robert Di Niro, and directed by Martin Scorsese.

Sam's greatest fears bubble up and an emotional confession about the horrors of the entertainment business. He comes face to face with the worst possible scenario of his career in the fun house mirror that is Rupert Pupkin.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam is joined by his long time friend and fellow comedian/podcaster Matt Riggs. Here they dissected the 2016 The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner,

Both presidential candidates Trump & Hillary go after one another in a roast battle in front of ultra wealthy New York Catholics to show some humility. Luckily, Matt & Sam are there to deconstruct the sets of these non comics to speak on what really matters, their jokes.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam is joined by his long time friend and fellow comedian/podcaster Matt Riggs. Here they dissected the 2016 The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner,

Both presidential candidates Trump & Hillary go after one another in a roast battle in front of ultra wealthy New York Catholics to show some humility. Luckily, Matt & Sam are there to deconstruct the sets of these non comics to speak on what really matters, their jokes.

On this episode of the D.T.F podcast Sam dissects the classic 1984 movie "Ghostbusters" and the new 2016 reboot, "Ghostbusters". Both movies full of talent and studio support but with two very different outcomes.

Sam tries to answer why the movies feel so different and why there was so much controversy from a silly supernatural comedy. A story involving two generations of racism, sexism and studio involvement that culminated in MASS HYSTERIA!

On this episode of the D.T.F podcast Sam dissects the classic 1984 movie "Ghostbusters" and the new 2016 reboot, "Ghostbusters". Both movies full of talent and studio support but with two very different outcomes.

Sam tries to answer why the movies feel so different and why there was so much controversy from a silly supernatural comedy. A story involving two generations of racism, sexism and studio involvement that culminated in MASS HYSTERIA!

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam has another special guest on to discuss comedy, Chicago's own, Matt Riggs. This time the boys dissect the complexity of Dave Chappelle's "Chappelle Show" in one sketch titled the "Racial Draft".

Sam & Matt question the depth at which the writers and Dave himself purposefully went into with this one. From racist to racial, fun to fundamental, systematic to silly this sketch has more in it then whats on the surface.