FULL CIRCUS

FULL CIRCUS

By Tristan SartorisComedyStand-Up
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FULL CIRCUS episodes

  • 112. Gandhi Said It

    Tristan imparts his spectacular Fake-Gandhi wisdom upon the cast. Speaks on grooming, old shirts, baggage claim, and stylish homeless individuals. ALLL that and more in this episode of Full Circus!

    27 min
  • 111. Accept The Pauses

    Accepting the silence, Tristan takes the pace while leading the charge into a humor war. He speaks on being the best son, aliens, home shopping, and the art of seedless apples. ALLLLL that and more, in this newest episode of Full Circus!

    33 min
  • 110. Ruckus

    Tristan runs into quite a mess of situations this week in search of stories. Finds exactly that... a mess.

    32 min
  • 108. Frothy Monk

    Tristan comes in caffeinated, trying to zen down. Speaks on homeless good deeds, dog watching, flooding via dishwasher, dad's birthday, locked out of his home, comedic styles and MORE!

    38 min
  • 106. Hey ME

    Tristan returns with his inner self encouraging him along the way through pros and cons, making fun of NASA, snacks, and more!

    43 min
  • 105. Recognition

    2 years in the books! Tristan speaks on the 2 years, favoritism, not being recognized, camping again, insurance settlements. dog watching, his misses, Paris fashion, and more!

    54 min
  • 104. White and Gold

    Tristan brings in the optimistic attitude in a world of black and blue. Finding small things that make the difference, while being a huge proponent of dairy. He also speaks on Kleptomaniacs, Hoarding, and how REUSABLE a bag truly is.

    40 min
  • 103. Finding My Groove

    Tristan tries his best to kinda stay on topic in a realm of new elements. He speaks about his latest misses, sad thoughts he cannot remember, food in bed, dog sitting, and his strong distaste for camping. CAMPERS BEWARE.

    42 min

About FULL CIRCUS

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Stumbling through his 20’s, Tristan Sartoris hosts a weekly podcast filled with comedic stories and discussions of him trying to understand the craziness of life from outside the circus tent.