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.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam tackles the misogynistic idea that women are not funny by looking at articles, interviews, and a documentary that have explored it before.

He dissects the possible origins of this idea and the ramification that continue to ripple out from such a pervasive philosophy. Sam also challenges himself to find a kernel of truth in the idea that women are not as funny as men.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam tackles the misogynistic idea that women are not funny by looking at articles, interviews, and a documentary that have explored it before.

He dissects the possible origins of this idea and the ramification that continue to ripple out from such a pervasive philosophy. Sam also challenges himself to find a kernel of truth in the idea that women are not as funny as men.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam dissects an appearance of Patrice O'Neal discussing the concept of funny vs unfunny and how both come from the exact same place.

After listening to an episode of FOX news from 2007, Sam manages to pull some real comedic meaning from such an obscure segment. We learn that true equality takes the conviction of a true individual to protect the individuality of all individuals.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam dissects an appearance of Patrice O'Neal discussing the concept of funny vs unfunny and how both come from the exact same place.

After listening to an episode of FOX news from 2007, Sam manages to pull some real comedic meaning from such an obscure segment. We learn that true equality takes the conviction of a true individual to protect the individuality of all individuals.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam praises one of the most unique acts to out of the world of comedy, The Amazing Johnathan. His Las Vegas based, San Fransisco born act had equal parts pizazz and subversiveness from both cities.

Today Sam dissects how using the well know troupes of magic and stand up comedy allowed the Amazing Johnathan to hook the audience into his chaotic Brain. Enjoy this a terrifying tour through the Amazing Johnathan's maze of smoke and mirrors... and pranks.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam praises one of the most unique acts to out of the world of comedy, The Amazing Johnathan. His Las Vegas based, San Fransisco born act had equal parts pizazz and subversiveness from both cities.

Today Sam dissects how using the well know troupes of magic and stand up comedy allowed the Amazing Johnathan to hook the audience into his chaotic Brain. Enjoy this a terrifying tour through the Amazing Johnathan's maze of smoke and mirrors... and pranks.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam dissects a childhood movie that became his first self discovered piece of art, the bock office bomb that was 'Dirty Work'.

Despite this late 90's comedy being panned by critics and ignored by the public it managed to sneak it's way into becoming a cult classic. Sam pontificates on why it wasn't a more universal hit when it was armed with an intellectual script and immature punchlines.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" Sam dissects a childhood movie that became his first self discovered piece of art, the bock office bomb that was 'Dirty Work'.

Despite this late 90's comedy being panned by critics and ignored by the public it managed to sneak it's way into becoming a cult classic. Sam pontificates on why it wasn't a more universal hit when it was armed with an intellectual script and immature punchlines.

On this episode of "Dissecting the Frog" Sam finishes his first two part episode on an American stand up icon, Don Rickles.

In Episode one Sam dove into the history and lore behind Don's illustrious career as a Vegas legend and Hollywood starlet darling. In this episode we dissect every facet of what makes Mr Rickles so unique and lasting in his nearly 60 year career.