Everybody Dies Comedy Podcast

Hey Listener - do you miss us?We miss you.Special Bonus Episode available tonight on the podcast stream!Karen and Rob brush off the dust after almost two months in isolation status to catch-up, think about the future and re-learn how to speak the english language.Subscibe through google podcasts, apple podcasts or spotify and we'll be back with guests, stories and tales of the ancient art of stand-up comedy.

Before social distancing was a thing, way back, earlier this month; Karen and Rob sat down with comedian, writer, actor and professional scientist: Mike Canestaro. Mike brings an academic flavor to the conversation and the trio discuss the elements that come together to make a bad show.https://www.amazon.com/Trouble-Jackass-Flats-Mike-Canestaro-ebook/dp/B081D6BXY3Everybody Dies PodcastHostsKaren JaffeRob MorickAudio ProductionRob MorickCreated byKaren JaffeRecorded at Conestoga Studios, Dayton Ohio(C)2020 Knight Fox Productions

Karen and Rob sit down this week with stand-up comic and host of the Fade House Chronicles Podcast, Nate Washington to hear how sometimes a situation can go from scary to dangerous to utterly ridiculous real quick when you're buskin' jokes far from home.Nate Washington - IG: @badlandsentEverybody Dies Podcasthttps://rss.com/podcasts/everybodydiespodcastHostsKaren JaffeRob MorickAudio ProductionRob MorickCreated byKaren JaffeRecorded at Conestoga Studios, Dayton Ohio(C)2020 Knight Fox Productions

This week, in a special roving reporter edition of the podcast, Karen sits down one-on-one with comedy legend Heywood Banks to bask in the warm glow of his experience and discuss some of his most trying times on stage.www.heywoodbanks.com

Karen and Rob have a discussion with Brent and Josh, a.k.a. India Summer and Dana Sintell; members of one of Dayton's shiniest of gems: The Rubi Girls drag ensemble.They talk about some of the challenges of making it look so easy and share how easy one can get heat from the stage or from the audience.to find out where to find The Rubi Girls next or to donate to the cause,go to-> www.therubigirls.comTo ask Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley to look into donating an ex-RTA bus to The Rubi Girls, email Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley here. (She's very nice. Be polite.)

Karen and Rob are joined by their long-time friend and legend of the open seas: Comedy Magician Matt Stanley. You may have heard of him as Matthew David Stanley, and he’s the same unique blend of charm and misdirection that pulls giggles out of hats. He explains the reason for changing his stage moniker and shares a few stories about the disasters that can happen when you combine laughs with illusion.www.mattstanley.com@mdscomedymagic

In this week's episode: Karen and most of Rob host Long Island comic Neil Rubenstein, a multi-faceted veteran of stage and screen and formerly "some fun crime stuff." He talks about some of his worst moments and shares what happens when an east coast mentality meets mid-west crowds.

Karen and Rob sit down with local favorite Jonathan Craig to talk about his worst moments on stage and touch on "not being everyone's cup of tea."Follow Jonathan Craig on Twitter @JonCraigComedy

Comedian Jesse Nutt continues his conversation with Karen and Rob about disappointments in comedy and shares some insights into staying positive and the motivations that keep him coming back.

Casinos and rascals and ballrooms, oh my!This Week, Karen and Rob talk to the legendary Vincent Holiday as he recounts, in great detail, a time when expectations and reality mixed like oil and water on a shallow stage.