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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.

On this episode of Dissecting the Frog, Sam sends out a love letter to one of his personal favorites Mr Warmth himself, Don RIckles. Don is not only one of Sam's personal favorites but also one of the most successful comedians of all time.

A career that spans nearly 60 years with appearances on 39 separate television shows and countless appearances on "The Tonight Show". Quick, ruthless, entertaining and inviting. This giant of comedy has it all and has done it all.

On this episode of Dissecting the Frog, Sam sends out a love letter to one of his personal favorites Mr Warmth himself, Don RIckles. Don is not only one of Sam's personal favorites but also one of the most successful comedians of all time.

A career that spans nearly 60 years with appearances on 39 separate television shows and countless appearances on "The Tonight Show". Quick, ruthless, entertaining and inviting. This giant of comedy has it all and has done it all.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam is on the road, in Madison Wisconsin, and joined by his two new friends comedians Dane Arden & Siyang Sun.

Today they dissect the long battle between political correctness and indecent fun. The conversation finds that the cultural tides that wax and wain from sensitivity to obscene are more shallow than one would think.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam is on the road, in Madison Wisconsin, and joined by his two new friends comedians Dane Arden & Siyang Sun.

Today they dissect the long battle between political correctness and indecent fun. The conversation finds that the cultural tides that wax and wain from sensitivity to obscene are more shallow than one would think.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam is joined again by the fabulous Kevin White to dissect another part of the comedy world. The two dive deep into the question of weather or not the 1966 Batman Movie is comedy gold or a horrific Hollywood catastrophe.

Using "Batman" as a beautiful example of the knife's edge between sarcastic and ironic, Sam and Kevin find that beatniks, beach bums and proto-hipsters all started the annoying tasteless debate between "funny good" and "funny bad". Today the two finish that debate.

On this episode of "Just A Tad" Sam is joined again by the fabulous Kevin White to dissect another part of the comedy world. The two dive deep into the question of weather or not the 1966 Batman Movie is comedy gold or a horrific Hollywood catastrophe.

Using "Batman" as a beautiful example of the knife's edge between sarcastic and ironic, Sam and Kevin find that beatniks, beach bums and proto-hipsters all started the annoying tasteless debate between "funny good" and "funny bad". Today the two finish that debate.

On this episode of the "Just A Tad" Sam is joined yet again by podcast favorite and fellow Chicago comedian, Kevin White. Today they both go deep down the rabbit hole and up their own asses, as they dissect who are the comedians other comedians adore.

From Dave Attell & Maria Bamford to Eddie Murphy & Robin Williams, this seemingly easy conversation becomes a much more difficult debate.

On this episode of the "Just A Tad" Sam is joined yet again by podcast favorite and fellow Chicago comedian, Kevin White. Today they both go deep down the rabbit hole and up their own asses, as they dissect who are the comedians other comedians adore.

From Dave Attell & Maria Bamford to Eddie Murphy & Robin Williams, this seemingly easy conversation becomes a much more difficult debate.

On this episode of D.T.F podcast, Sam dives deep inside the comedic brilliance of the most unhinged individual to every grace the squared circle, Rowdy Roddy Piper.

A pro wrestler who found fame in both sports entertainment and film, Roddy was blessed with the ancient Celtic gift of gab. A unique voice on the mic, Roddy took the spot light anywhere he went because he was not a man but an ele"mental" force of nature. Let's start the mayhem.