Candy Canes vs Candy Corn. The great battle of holiday treat supremacy. We polled the Full Belly Laughs listeners and discuss this debate on today’s episode. Here are some of the talking points made by both sides of the discussion.Why Candy Canes Are AwesomeCandy canes are synonymous with Christmas, which might just be the best holiday. It’s that special time of year when parents can help you out without feeling like enablers. I enjoy Christmas because I love giving gifts, and having more than one pair of socks without holes in them. Candy canes embody all of this joy, and it’s a hard for corn to be as satisfying. You can also sharpen them into daggers which is dope.In the department of flavor varieties, it’s no contest in the battle of candy canes vs candy corn. These micro walking sticks were made for flavoring, and they’ll flavor right over you. Everyone is familiar with peppermint, but candy canes come in more styles than craft beer. As Americans it’s hard to argue against freedom of choice.Why Candy Canes Are AssBut a lot of us also hate beer flights. Why would I want to taste a bunch of terrible stuff? Just give me my America back, I mean Budwiser, and call it a day. In the battle of candy canes vs candy corn, sure the canes have more flavors but most are terrible. Each year blogs write up lists of the most outrageous flavors. So peppermint might be banging, but gravy-flavored candy canes bring the average down a lot.Candy canes also take forever to eat. Unless you have no soul, most people suck on these Jesus treats as opposed to chomping away. Anyone that’s gone down on a tense partner knows extended sucking can get old fast. But you just can’t leave it sticky and wet and come back later. You need to commit to finishing it.Why Candy Corn is the Bee’s KneesThey travel well and you can just get a pop whenever. For the sugar addict on the go, candy corn provides a nice quick fix. Candy canes vs candy corn is no contest when it comes to stability. Like Mr. Glass, the canes shatter at the slightest touch. The tri-colored confectioner’s wax is as sturdy as The Blob. Ain’t nothing going to move them jawns. Don’t forget they have a vegetable in the name, so candy corn have to be more healthy than other treats.It’s the modern man’s treat. In the battle of candy canes vs candy corn, the candy sticks are ancient compared to the sugar maize. The first candy canes appeared in the 1600s. Candy corn on the other hand is a young 130+ years old.Why Candy Corn is Booty Butt CheeksEasy. They taste like wax. When I looked up the ingredients it literally includes something called confectioner’s wax. I’m not sure what that could be, but I guarantee it makes anything taste like candy corn. It’s well known in the American culture that candy corn does not have the best taste. Lewis Black did a long bit about how candy corn continues to trick him into eating it. In case you are thinking about trying it again, let me just say this: what if had an accurate name, like butt corn? Because it tastes like butt. Would you still try it then?Worst of all candy corn can’t even participate in its seasonal holiday. Halloween is about going door to door and raiding a neighborhood of their treats. Notice how no one ever gives out candy corn. Now of course this is in part because all Halloween candy needs to be safe.

TI-83 Calculator games marked the high point in the golden age of school-sanctioned gaming. If you were lucky, teachers set aside time to play Number Munchers, but most of us gamed on our calculators. It was a discrete way to jam some rounds of Tetris without busting out an actual Gameboy.But before middle school and the need to graph the tangent of 3X + 2, we grew up with some sweet games in class.Oregon TrailEvery child of the 80s, 90s, and beyond knows about Oregon Trail. It’s novelty is so strong CafePress has a category for t-shirts referencing the game. For those born with a tablet in hand, Oregon Trail is a game about setting out west. You and your family buy provisions, set up a stagecoach, and walk from Portland to Portland.Or something like that.It had a vague connection to history, so teachers let kids play it on the computers in school. It’s kinda tough to collect permission slips to show Last of the Mohicans to 4th graders. Thus Oregon Trail became our history education.Pro Tips for Oregon TrailAnd the game taught me many things. For starters, don’t buy clothes. In the game they help prevent you and your family from catching diseases and dying. But the game logic always gave your character the strongest immune system. You couldn’t die from disease until your entire family perished. The whole point of moving out west is to start a new life, so if your family dies that just makes the journey way easier.To be honest the game was at it’s best when you hunted for buffalo. Many of my trips ended with my entire family dying before we left Colorado. But before we died of dysentery I made sure to rid the Great Plains of every god damn buffalo that wondered in sight.Carmen SandiegoWearing a red trench coat and hat because she was fresh out of niqabs, Carmen Sandiego was a tough gal to spot. But her cool infamous stature and mystery sure did make me fantasize about her. She’s up there with April O’Neal and Magica de Spell on the sexiest female cartoon characters. Sure she’s no Jessica Rabbit, but she’s also on the list and I don’t even know what Carmen looks like. She’s just that attractive because of her badassery.So naturally I played the hell out of the game. I learned about all the flags of different nations in desperate pursuit of Carmen. A Sandiego game show even aired on TV, which I of course watched. But the show will never compare to pursuing Carmen in 8-bit graphics.TI-83 Calculator GamesAs awesome as Carmen rocked and as much as I love fording rivers, TI-83 calculator games were the best. They marked the height, and inevitable end, of the renaissance of gaming in class. Nowadays your phone has an app that makes Slimeball feel more archaic than Pong. For those that missed the boat on sweet TI-83 Calculator games, here’s some of my favorites.SnakeYou played a snake made of zeroes. You’re goal was to eat ones that appeared on the screen. You never stopped moving and the more you ate the bigger you grew. If you bite into yourself you lose. The game was brilliant in its simple design and reply value. Today I fill gaps of time with Two Dots, but back in the day this was the quick pick-up game.MafiaA choose-your-own adventure game that let you become the worst person ever. A predecessor to GTA, this game rewarded your courage to sling drugs and murder your enemies. In middle school this game just plain ruled.My Squad on the Way to OregonWhen we ride out we jam some sweet TI-83 Calculator games.

Hate Trump’s America? If you didn’t vote for him, then you might be conserving water and canned goods like it’s 1999. Many feel like the Mayans were only off by 4 years in predicting the end of the world. Given the day after the election they might be right.Day One: We Already Hate Trump’s AmericaThe day after the new führer won the election, his constituents celebrated. Most people just posted on Facebook, but others did some really racist shit.Like championing the perfect mate for Bella, Team Trump believes they do no wrong. “I’m not racist,” a Trump supporter will say. Much like how police have to tell you that they’re cops, we of course can believe these claims. But even if the person saying, “I’m not racist,” isn’t racist, this Neo-Nazi is.And that’s the problem libtards have been screaming about. Rights don’t have to be a zero sum game. Yes Mr. & Mrs. White got their 200 pounds, and Middle America elected their champion. But any wish upon a Monkey’s Paw comes with a price.I Say What I Want, I Say What I WantLike a mantra from Ricky Lake, many Americans nowadays feel empowered to say anything. With famous comedians saying PC culture is out of control, the Trump tide is engulfing safe spaces. “Freedom of speech, cuck,” they say. “Triggered, pussy,” they comment. Even celebrities like Azealia Banks got in on the fun by tweeting:Sarah Palin needs to have her hair shaved off to a buzz cut, get headfucked by a big veiny, ashy, black dick then be locked in a cupboard.The above tweet is totally a reasonable way to express disagreement with another person. And this is what the opponents of social justice warriors want. Anyone should be able to attack anyone else with the most hurtful language possible. Milo is a great example. This guy said so much racist stuff about a Ghostbusters actress, he got a perma-ban on Twitter. If only we didn’t censor hate speech, then America could truly be great again.Well great for the predators. Sure a world where I could attack anyone I want without consequence sounds great. Just so long as they don’t ever have the chance to attack me. Thanks be to the Based God for fake Reddit accounts.These “free speech champions” demand the protection to say whatever they want. They need their feelings protected while eviscerating the humanity of another person. So hop on their band wagon, or go home and cry into your participation trophy. “Haha. We won,” they cheer as they ride off into the sunset of Trump’s America.Is the Apocalypse Inevitable?Yes. Even if you and your friends that hate Trump’s America thwart his advances, the planet’s too hot. We won’t prevent or reverse global warming because that’s a NGP: next-gen problem. Most of us can’t even keep a New Year’s resolution. And now we’re supposed to stop a global killer slower than Ativan-pumped zombies? Yeah, not gonna to happen.We can make sure our disenfranchised neighbors not lose any more rights...

Happy work commutes are easy so long as your commute isn’t long, boring, or life draining. Also if you love to work, then commuting rules. Doesn’t everyone love getting to the office as fast as possible and alphabetizing domestic mail? There are a select few people out there that don’t have amazing commutes. It is quite astonishing, considering pretty much everyone loves going to work. These bizarre humans that don’t like going to work rely on coping mechanisms to get throw the day. Let’s learn about some of the ways they deal.Distractions Create Happy Work CommutesSome people have commutes upwards of 2 hours each way. And the worst part is that their boss doesn’t give them an air card so they can work while on the train. So many people read a book to distract themselves. This is a great way to stay calm. I know when I’m on the bus without an activity, I just get so excited about going to the office I can’t contain myself. Reading a steamy Fabio paperback is a great way to channel some of that energy.For the minority of people that loath going to an office job, they tend to play video games on their phones. Their happy work commutes consist of Pokemon Go and Air Simulators. Since they can’t stand their job, they tend to go to fantasy world. Websites tell us that people enjoy playing games with just one hand. This is because these people are lazy and can’t even with two-handed mobile games.Help These Butt Hurt Commuters See the LightFor starters lean over their shoulder and find out what game they’re playing. It’s best to understand more about the mark before you go in. Once you have this crucial intel, you can help correct their ways. A classic move would be to point and laugh at their nerdy pastime. Shame them for wanting to escape life, and keep talking about how much you love your amazing job. But not everyone has this sort of zeal. The next best solution is starting a loud, passive aggressive conversation to no one. Say things like, “Ugh. These mobile games are such a pathetic crutch for the lazy.” Stuff like that will definitely get these people to love their jobs more.The PollsAccording to the research, about 50% feel satisfied with their commute. That means 4 out of 5 workers are lying about their commute satisfaction. Why are they hiding their happy work commutes? It’s simple: you can’t trust research. Just look at the polls for the 2016 presidential election. Everybody was way off. So it’s clear that this study is half right. Maybe someday soon we’ll be able to capture that missing 40%+ that also love their commute and their job.How to Obtain a Happy Work CommuteThe best solution to a butt ass commute is to focus your energy. If you hate the journey, then start to love the destination. Yes driving hours upon hours to a White Castle is brutal, but then you get White Castle. This is a dilemma for that minority of folks that hate their commute: they are going to White Castle.Our advice to turn that frown upside down is to have fun with your terrible situation. You hate your job. Your commute is garbage. And most of all you see no meaning in life. On the bright side, with nothing to live for anymore you can do whatever you want. Why fret about consequences when you believe life is meaningless? This realization has been liberating for many folks. We would link to a study, but what’s the point. We already established you can’t trust polls.Put a Smile On Your Face

The best comedy city in America has to be LA or NYC, right? As Trump would say, “Wrong!” Sure those locations are great if you’re already famous, but for most comedians those are the worst cities to start comedy. And if you’re going to pick any scene in the country for amazing, original comedy, it ought to be Philadelphia.Philly: the Best Comedy CityComedy is popping off in Philly. Besides the original Helium Comedy Club putting on amazing shows with stand-up elites, Philly has so much to offer. Across the street is the Philly Improv Theater. They dish out traditional sketch and improv like nobody’s business. If you enjoy SNL or Upright Citizens Brigade, then PHIT would be your jam.The newest treasure in Philly is Good Good Comedy Theater. The best of Philadelphia’s comedians perform original and hilarious comedy shows at Good Good every dang day. If you doubt us, check out how they met their Kickstarter goal in 48 hours.Don’t Trust Us. Listen to the TalentIf you’ve already listened to this podcast episode, then you know what Mike Alloy had to say about comedy scenes. For everyone else, he dropped the following knowledge:Pound for pound, Philly comics are better than New York comics.”Them facts, go print ’em.Mike Alloy is an incredible stand-up comedian, who started in Philadelphia and moved to NYC. He’ll admit that New York is great for seeing a lot of famous talent perform on the regular. As a blossoming comedian, that does help your game. But as far as a community, Philadelphia is bursting at the seams with strong talent. Unless you want to bump into celebrities, Philly is the best comedy city to start your craft.Big Fish in a Little PondSuccess is relative. Seasoned comedians, even ones without a ton of credits, just know things based on their experience. This is where a rising star can learn. If you’ve been in the game for a while, then LA or NYC can make sense; however, it all depends on your aspirations.Known for Stand-upMike Alloy said that it’s reasonable to get about 2 hours of stage time a week if you apply yourself in New York. To put that in perspective, most good cities for comedy have maybe 1 open mic a night. So if you “applied yourself” you’d get like 35 minutes of stage time a week. If you want to be known for stand-up, go to NYC.Known as a Funny PersonIf your city has a strong comedy community, then stay there. The minute you feel like a big fish in a small pond, get out. That’s a great sign that you need to level up and move on to the next thing. Moving up to the next thing doesn’t mean go straight to LA. Expanding your comedy network and living in another city first could pay many dividends. Hint hint you should go to Philly since it’s the best comedy city.Those Hard Philly ComicsWe just opened the garage, because you’re about to look at a bunch of tools.Christian MangualHe hates Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Tell him how you feel on Twitter.Megan GoetzTurn your feed into nonsense by following Megan on Twitter.Mike AlloyHe deserves to be famous, so follow him on Twitter.Turkey BurgersBuy some quality ground turkey and pack that ground meat tight together.

“Startups are bullshit” sounds like something a disgruntled employee would say. Or maybe someone that’s not cool enough, like the nerds that never made it in to Studio 54. Then again these are all things a hiring manager might tell you at a startup to convince you to join their cult. No matter how you slice it, startups disrupt the normal order of business. And startups are bullshit because they circumvent a cornerstone of good business practices: an HR department.Human Resources MatterThere are plenty of reasons why an HR department matters, but let’s focus on the benefits that you’ll miss once you join that new tech company.Training and DevelopmentWhen you work at a real company, the beginning of your employment starts with extensive training. From boring videos to shadowing boring people, you’ll learn all the processes necessary to assimilate.You’re first day at a startup is the equivalent of learning how to win when you’re uncle throws you in the river. If you drown, no sweat off their back. Plenty of eager and naive college grads will take your place for the privilege of starting on the ground floor of the next Google. Or that’s at least why your boss at a startup will say when they fire you.Protection from Sexual Harassment and Illegal ActivityAbout 20 years ago, the workplace felt too stuffy. This man lost his job for recapping an episode of Seinfeld in the break room. Startups are the opposite of that culture. Most people want to talk about Seinfeld at work, and most people would enjoy the occasional beer or Nerf war at the office. The problem is that most startup cultures permit open drug use and blatant sexual assault. So when your boss keeps staring at your ass after doing a line of blow, you’ll realize why real companies have a department to shut down that nonsense.According to VCs, Startups Are BullshitFormer Facebook employee Chamath Palihapitiya told the hard truth in a Vanity Fair article. Just because someone with a ton of money gives it to a startup, that doesn’t prove either party is good at what they do. People make mistakes all the time, and buy into the hype. According to Chamath, this can explain a lot of the poor investments made into crappy tech companies. In essence don’t believe the hype.Why Do People Work at Startups?Most people find out that startups are bullshit the same way children learn to not touch the stove: even if your mom warns you, at some point you will burn yourself. The allure of the forbidden startup company is just too strong. Don’t you want to work for the next Google? Duh. Of course. The problem is that most startup companies survive because they conned a venture capitalist, so it’s no surprise they con a their employees into a false promise. Empty guarantees and vicious threats are common vernacular for startup professionals. Startups are bullshit because they deal in the art of bullshit.Stand-ups in Startups Getting Screwed50% of the people in the photo below have dealt with shady startups.Charles BlyzniukTweeting is for suckas, so follow him on the ‘Gram.Matt McCuskerIf you’re a sucka and tweet like us, follow Matt on

“Startups are bullshit” sounds like something a disgruntled employee would say. Or maybe someone that’s not cool enough, like the nerds that never made it in to Studio 54. Then again these are all things a hiring manager might tell you at a startup to convince you to join their cult. No matter how you slice it, startups disrupt the normal order of business. And startups are bullshit because they circumvent a cornerstone of good business practices: an HR department.

Human Resources Matter

There are plenty of reasons why an HR department matters, but let’s focus on the benefits that you’ll miss once you join that new tech company.

Training and Development

When you work at a real company, the beginning of your employment starts with extensive training. From boring videos to shadowing boring people, you’ll learn all the processes necessary to assimilate.

You’re first day at a startup is the equivalent of learning how to win when you’re uncle throws you in the river. If you drown, no sweat off their back. Plenty of eager and naive college grads will take your place for the privilege of starting on the ground floor of the next Google. Or that’s at least why your boss at a startup will say when they fire you.

Protection from Sexual Harassment and Illegal Activity

About 20 years ago, the workplace felt too stuffy. This man lost his job for recapping an episode of Seinfeld in the break room. Startups are the opposite of that culture. Most people want to talk about Seinfeld at work, and most people would enjoy the occasional beer or Nerf war at the office. The problem is that most startup cultures permit open drug use and blatant sexual assault. So when your boss keeps staring at your ass after doing a line of blow, you’ll realize why real companies have a department to shut down that nonsense.

According to VCs, Startups Are Bullshit

Former Facebook employee Chamath Palihapitiya told the hard truth in a Vanity Fair article. Just because someone with a ton of money gives it to a startup, that doesn’t prove either party is good at what they do. People make mistakes all the time, and buy into the hype. According to Chamath, this can explain a lot of the poor investments made into crappy tech companies. In essence don’t believe the hype.

Why Do People Work at Startups?

Most people find out that startups are bullshit the same way children learn to not touch the stove: even if your mom warns you, at some point you will burn yourself. The allure of the forbidden startup company is just too strong. Don’t you want to work for the next Google? Duh. Of course. The problem is that most startup companies survive because they conned a venture capitalist, so it’s no surprise they con a their employees into a false promise. Empty guarantees and vicious threats are common vernacular for startup professionals. Startups are bullshit because they deal in the art of bullshit.

Stand-ups in Startups Getting Screwed

50% of the people in the photo below have dealt with shady startups.

Charles Blyzniuk

Tweeting is for suckas, so follow him on the ‘Gram.

Matt McCusker

If you’re a sucka and tweet like us, follow Matt on

Life before President Trump was a renaissance of hope, expanding civil rights, and celebrity deaths. This episode of the podcast is the last recording we have before Trump’s historic victory. Take a listen to this time capsule and remember the simple times before the world changed forever.Before President Trump We Had HopeLove him or hate him, Trump was always a joke. The man had never held a public office or served in the military, then applied for the highest position in government. Imagine if you dropped out of high school, exclusively applied for jobs on Ladders, and Sergey Brin just hands you Google. Even if people routed for your success, they deep down knew that this idea was crazy. But like a classic buddy cop movie, an idea so crazy it just might work.And that’s why 2016 before November 8th filled our hearts with hope. Liberals chuckled at the delusions of a reality star making a bid for the throne. All the while his fiscally conservative, but socially indifferent, disciples filled their hearts with hope as their Lord Trump marched forward.Now the days are filled with gloom and doom. Minorities and their allies are petrified for the safety of the disenfranchised, while Trump voters keep shouting about how they’re the ones being attacked. Any way you slice it, America seems hopeless.How About Them Rights Though?Not all the progress happened in 2016, but under Barrack Hussein Obama people got free. Marriage equality is the highlight of this time in America, but the buck didn’t stop there. Feeling the freedom fever, politicians decided to treat themselves with Citizens United.But a President-Elect Trump signals one clear message: white people believe freedom is a zero-sum game. Correction: crappy white people who voted for Trump believe freedom is a zero-sum game. As Senior Correspondent on The Daily Show Hasan Mihnaj has said, “Hey man. I don’t hate you. I just don’t care about you.”Everyone Can Agree: Dead Celebrities Are SadMany celebrities died in 2016, creating a distinct dark cloud over an otherwise bright and happy year. Pretty much any time there is a presidential election, America is just the best. It brings out thought-provoking, but ultimately false, political memes. And those comment sections! No longer do you need to watch the chat on Twitch to lose faith in humanity.

The ultimate supermarket throwdown: Whole Foods vs Trader Joe’s. Do you prefer authentic and healthy food, or would you rather pay less for less?Whole Foods vs Trader Joe’sEveryone knows that Whole Foods is the premier supermarket for great food. Their brand is that they got all the great eats with no added nonsense. If you value staying alive, putting high quality things in your body is a safe play. The problem is that shopping at Whole Foods will destroy your wallet like a Taco Bell patron at a rest stop bathroom.Trader Joe’s has many high-quality items, but it’s more about the idea than the reality. TJ’s creates an experience that feels like everything they sell is safe from chemicals, GMOs, or other trending terribleness. This is far from the truth. If you like to eat shrimp from slave-labor boats, then Trader Joe’s provides the access with a farmer’s market shopping experience.Why Does This Even Matter?Honestly it doesn’t. Forget the battle of Whole Foods vs Trader Joe’s, because honestly everyone is just going to shop at the closest supermarket anyway. If you need to decide between the two, decide what you fear more: chemicals or debt collectors.WARNING: If you bring a dog to Trader Joe’s they will salivate. Not because the establishment is so appetizing, but because TJ’s is like a country-side schoolhouse with all their bell ringing.Kombucha!I personally can’t stand the stuff, but there are a lot of people out there that slurp this junk up. They can’t get enough of it. Whole Foods does provide a solid selection of choices. Their stock is rivaled only by specialty corner grocers that will go out of business for wasting self space on 29 different kombuchas.If you hate kombucha then definitely don’t shop at Whole Foods. If I had to pick a mascot that embodied the mantra of Whole Foods, it would absolutely be a kombucha home-brew kit. Trader Joe’s doesn’t give kombucha the attention Whole Foods feels the beverage deserves. And it’s no surprise. TJ’s ain’t really all about that health life, yo.Stay InformedLegit don’t take my advice. I have no expertise. I’m not qualified to talk on the subject of Whole Foods vs Trader Joe’s. I’m a pundit who admits he knows nothing, which might actually make me the most qualified. But I digress. To learn more about these establishments, check out the links to their homepages:* Whole Foods* Trader Joe’sDid We Mention Gay Bars?During the live performance we made a sad attempt at naming the top 10 gay bars in Philly. It’s very entertaining, so you should listen to the podcast. I will take some time to spoil part of the list:ICandy Sucks!It’s been years since I went there, but luckily I don’t need that memory to know they’re awful. The owner was caught using the N-word. And this isn’t hearsay. He legit was filmed using a racial slur. Now ICandy’s no Timberland policy makes more sense. This establishment is riddled with hate, so it was an easy pick to be at the bottom of the list.As for the rest of the list I think we decided that U-bar was number one? You’ll just have to listen to find out! To be honest this was probably just an excuse to talk smack on ICandy, which is legit.The ComediansHere’s my sad attempt of photoshopping together an image of us. This is what happens when you have too much fun and forget to take pictures.

Why Take Psychedelics? Open your mind and expand your horizons, because today we’re chatting about the benefits of psychedelics.How Society Views Psychedelics“Expand your mind, man,” someone may say to you at a Grateful Dead concert. They also might have said that yesterday because they were in character for Halloween. Either way many people consider psychedelics as dangerous. Although other drugs like cannabis or alcohol are widely accepted, drugs like MDMA or LSD still worry people. Everyone wants to have a good time. But nobody wants to take a hit and forever think if they lay down they’ll die, because after you take acid you now believe you’re a glass of water.Educate YourselfAll the claims in the above paragraph were written based on things I heard. I have no scientific proof. Luckily more research is being conducted in the area of hallucinogens, but since many of these drugs are Schedule 1, it’s hard for scientists to research them. You may be asking, “Why would someone want to research something that’s bad?” Well first and foremost, it would be nice to know why it’s bad. That way we can prevent it from hurting people. But that’s under the assumption it even hurts people to begin with. A lot of research concludes that psychedelics can provide health benefits, specifically when treating people with PTSD.Shane Mauss, one of the guests on today’s show, has conducted several interviews with leaders in this field of research. We encourage you to check out those episodes below:* Psychedelics + Policy* Psychedelics + HealingWhy Take Psychedelics?With the proper dosage and a safe setting to experience the drug, psychedelics can provide the participant with an awaking introspection. When people describe a “bad trip”, it can mean that uncomfortable feelings bubbled up during a hallucinogenic experience. This may feel uncomfortable, but I’d be willing to wager that most therapists will agree that people need to feel their feelings. Psychedelics may be that tool you need to uncover something about yourself, forgive yourself for something in the past, or overcome a host of other issues that could be affecting you every day subconsciously.NOTE: We’re not saying you need to or ought to take psychedelics. The only person that can decide if it’s right for you is you. They can affect each person differently. Our point is to show that they aren’t across the board bad for you, because science has proven the benefits of psychedelics for some people.Take a Trip with this GangHere’s all the funny people from today’s episode.Shane MaussA super funny comedian, he’s currently on tour with his Good Trip show. It’s one-third stand-up, storytelling, and Tedtalk about psychedelics. If you ever wanted to know the answer to “why take psychedelics?”, he’s the man with the knowledge.* Shane Mauss Comedy* A Good Trip TourMarissa BothA hilarious Philly stand-up comedian, she’s involved in a ton of awesome projects throughout the town. Make sure to check out her fun show Yard Sale.James MascuilliThis super funny dude is a regular fixture on Full Belly Laughs. If you go to a live show, you’ve seen or heard him on the podcast.