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Ep. 185 “He Has Risen” LIMITED EPISODE
BIG NEWS!
Patrick’s special is available in all these places. Buy it on Vimeo if you want to provide maximum support to the artist (Vimeo splits more of the money with me):
Amazon: https://amzn.to/4italjd
AppleTV: https://apple.co/3RvwGBJ
Google Play: https://bit.ly/42JrYph
Microsoft: https://bit.ly/4cNPsOy
Vimeo: https://bit.ly/4iqVDJC
YouTubeTV Store: https://bit.ly/4iq1q20
ALSO! If it feels nice to support my career, please consider joining our patreon for this podcast. You can do that here: http://bit.ly/3S7JRJb
WE APPRECIATE YOU FOR LISTENING!!
Podcast Context: Hosts Patrick Holbert & Ross Aaron Martineau recorded ‘We Hired a Sitter for This’ on Easter Sunday (4/20), with Patrick’s comedy special airing on April 22, 2023. Noted Ross’s past substance use, referencing cannabis and cocaine.
College Culture Insight: Ross reminisced about Vermont’s college weed culture, specifically UVM’s smoke-outs pre-legalization. Mentioned visiting glass shops in Burlington; a story about his roommate’s quest for the perfect ‘bubbler’, and Ross’s first 4/20 experience where he ‘blacked out’.
Personal Reflections: Discussed family separation; hosts have been childless since Wednesday, with updates from grandparents. Patrick expressed sadness over missing his daughter; highlights included her artwork and positive updates from grandparents. Transitioned to Patreon subscription details for exclusive content (
1.99/month for episodes,
5/month for extra content).
Notes
️ Podcast Introduction (00:00 – 03:17)
Podcast ‘We Hired a Sitter for This’ hosted by Patrick Holbert and Ross Aaron Martineau
Recording on Easter Sunday, April 20 (4/20)
Patrick mentions his comedy special releasing on April 22, 2023
Discussion about the date being both Easter and 4/20 (marijuana cultural holiday)
Ross reflects on his past marijuana use and describes it as ‘addict junior’ before his cocaine addiction
College Weed Culture (03:17 – 07:37)
Ross shares stories about Vermont college marijuana culture
Details about visiting glass shops in Burlington to buy smoking paraphernalia
Ross’s freshman roommate (now a high school principal) spending hours selecting the perfect ‘bubbler’
Discussion about how glass pipes and bongs are manufactured
Ross recalls his first 4/20 celebration in Vermont where he ‘blacked out’ from smoking
Mentions UVM (University of Vermont) having massive smoke-outs on campus even before legalization
Tattoos and Phish Discussion (07:37 – 13:22)
Ross discusses his tribal sun tattoo on his lower back
Reveals the tattoo was later associated with Godsmack album art
Friends wrote ‘God smack’ on his tattoo during a 4/20 celebration
Shows his tattoo to Patrick and explains how it was modified with vines and family initials
Discussion about the band Phish being honored at Ross’s college
Patrick notes Trey Anastasio (Phish frontman) is actually a New Yorker despite band’s Vermont origins
Patrick shares that he bought one Phish album but never became a devoted fan
Family Separation (13:22 – 21:38)
Hosts discuss being childless since Wednesday as their daughter is with grandparents during spring break
Ross had to work on his computer while family was visiting in-laws in Connecticut
Patrick went to Binghamton for comedy shows, staying in a cheap Airbnb that reminded him of the movie ‘Hereditary’
Their daughter drew a picture of them because she missed them
Patrick expresses feeling sad about being away from his daughter
They’re receiving pictures and updates from grandparents showing their daughter is having fun
Personal Time (21:38 – 24:49)
Discussion about how Patrick used her time alone at home
Patrick had set up some dates through apps but decided to cancel them
Instead, filled her day with other activities
Podcast transitions to paywall announcement
Mention of Patreon subscription options:
1.99/month for full episodes,
5/month for bonus content
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By Patrick Holbert - Standup Comedian
4.9
4848 ratings
BIG NEWS!
Patrick’s special is available in all these places. Buy it on Vimeo if you want to provide maximum support to the artist (Vimeo splits more of the money with me):
Amazon: https://amzn.to/4italjd
AppleTV: https://apple.co/3RvwGBJ
Google Play: https://bit.ly/42JrYph
Microsoft: https://bit.ly/4cNPsOy
Vimeo: https://bit.ly/4iqVDJC
YouTubeTV Store: https://bit.ly/4iq1q20
ALSO! If it feels nice to support my career, please consider joining our patreon for this podcast. You can do that here: http://bit.ly/3S7JRJb
WE APPRECIATE YOU FOR LISTENING!!
Podcast Context: Hosts Patrick Holbert & Ross Aaron Martineau recorded ‘We Hired a Sitter for This’ on Easter Sunday (4/20), with Patrick’s comedy special airing on April 22, 2023. Noted Ross’s past substance use, referencing cannabis and cocaine.
College Culture Insight: Ross reminisced about Vermont’s college weed culture, specifically UVM’s smoke-outs pre-legalization. Mentioned visiting glass shops in Burlington; a story about his roommate’s quest for the perfect ‘bubbler’, and Ross’s first 4/20 experience where he ‘blacked out’.
Personal Reflections: Discussed family separation; hosts have been childless since Wednesday, with updates from grandparents. Patrick expressed sadness over missing his daughter; highlights included her artwork and positive updates from grandparents. Transitioned to Patreon subscription details for exclusive content (
1.99/month for episodes,
5/month for extra content).
Notes
️ Podcast Introduction (00:00 – 03:17)
Podcast ‘We Hired a Sitter for This’ hosted by Patrick Holbert and Ross Aaron Martineau
Recording on Easter Sunday, April 20 (4/20)
Patrick mentions his comedy special releasing on April 22, 2023
Discussion about the date being both Easter and 4/20 (marijuana cultural holiday)
Ross reflects on his past marijuana use and describes it as ‘addict junior’ before his cocaine addiction
College Weed Culture (03:17 – 07:37)
Ross shares stories about Vermont college marijuana culture
Details about visiting glass shops in Burlington to buy smoking paraphernalia
Ross’s freshman roommate (now a high school principal) spending hours selecting the perfect ‘bubbler’
Discussion about how glass pipes and bongs are manufactured
Ross recalls his first 4/20 celebration in Vermont where he ‘blacked out’ from smoking
Mentions UVM (University of Vermont) having massive smoke-outs on campus even before legalization
Tattoos and Phish Discussion (07:37 – 13:22)
Ross discusses his tribal sun tattoo on his lower back
Reveals the tattoo was later associated with Godsmack album art
Friends wrote ‘God smack’ on his tattoo during a 4/20 celebration
Shows his tattoo to Patrick and explains how it was modified with vines and family initials
Discussion about the band Phish being honored at Ross’s college
Patrick notes Trey Anastasio (Phish frontman) is actually a New Yorker despite band’s Vermont origins
Patrick shares that he bought one Phish album but never became a devoted fan
Family Separation (13:22 – 21:38)
Hosts discuss being childless since Wednesday as their daughter is with grandparents during spring break
Ross had to work on his computer while family was visiting in-laws in Connecticut
Patrick went to Binghamton for comedy shows, staying in a cheap Airbnb that reminded him of the movie ‘Hereditary’
Their daughter drew a picture of them because she missed them
Patrick expresses feeling sad about being away from his daughter
They’re receiving pictures and updates from grandparents showing their daughter is having fun
Personal Time (21:38 – 24:49)
Discussion about how Patrick used her time alone at home
Patrick had set up some dates through apps but decided to cancel them
Instead, filled her day with other activities
Podcast transitions to paywall announcement
Mention of Patreon subscription options:
1.99/month for full episodes,
5/month for bonus content
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