Episode 163 is here with Kelley Nicole. Kelley is a stand-up comedian, a shaper of young minds, and is a roller derby player. Kelley Nicole is also kicking off my annual month of episodes dedicated to comedians.

In this episode of the show Kelley and I chat about Jewish wizards; how The Sandlot is an indicator of which generation you are part of; how your parents could allow you to see a man’s head be caved in by a hammer while watching Braveheart at 12 years old but not be allowed to watch The Care Bears; why Jesus does not mind what you do as long as it done to a song; work-arounds you can do to show God that you are going to church; why educators party more than comedians; the ways teaching children prepares you to be a stand-up comic; why stickers are worth more than gold for kids; and why Kelley Nicole is OK with some low-level creepiness as long it funds her petting her dog.

Note: I mention a movie I mistakenly called “N 2 Deep”. However, the movie I actually meant is called “Deep Cover”.

Thank you for listening, Listeners, and thank you for sharing, Sharers, to my conversation with Kelley Nicole.