Justin Luke is headlining the very last installment of Stryker Spurlock's "Contraceptive Comedy." The monthly stand-up showcase ends its five year run this Saturday, July 28.  

Justin and Chris talk a lot about Chance The Rapper, Justin's own emerging rap career, and milk. Chris forgot his phone.

Tim Meadows goes by Timothy, so you don't confuse him with the other Tim Meadows.  Tim runs the annual comedy competition at the St. Louis Funny Bone, which is currently in its seventh year.  And the second night of the semi-finals is tonight at 7:30.

Tim discusses working with the other Tim Meadows, working at the comedy club in general, and gives insights to competitions overall.

Chris is in the finals of the competition on 8/13.  Email [email protected] for free tickets to that night's show.

CalamityCast produces really entertaining audio dramas that will suck you in their world.  Liz Zerkel writes and performs for the company and came by Tick Tock Tavern (3459 Magnolia, St. Louis, MO 63118) to discuss a couple of their programs and the live show they're doing on July 21st at The Heavy Anchor.

This is the first of what will be a regular stream of internet only content released every weekend.

The point of the show is that Chris talks about what he wants.  Sometimes that means we get political.  Sometimes we talk about the sex lives of the Greek gods.  Sometimes we do both.

Trump is a lunatic.

Drive faster. You're taking too long at stop signs.

Chris describes what "peat" tastes like...for about 30 minutes.  There's a reason.  Mostly that reason is Talisker.  Lots of talk about how hard it is to give tasting notes on things.   Chris is also moving on to the finals in the Funny Bone Comedy Competition here in St. Louis.

Budweiser tastes like beer.

Chris recaps the weekend, wonders why the safety cap on his iced coffee was already popped, and gives Donald Trump some reltionship advice.

It's the Ron and Chris show.  Ron doesn't like improv and Chris can't convince him to change his mind. Hard candy is also a laxative. 

You're welcome internet.

Tom Shelton hosts "A Night of Mostly Clean Comedy" at St. Louis Public Radio this Friday.  We talk about the show, naps, social media, and how sweet retirement must be.

Chris recaps his vacation, proves he's a bad American, and is excited to learn that George Clooney is safe.

Bare Knuckle Comedy writer, Jamie Crock, spends an our with Chris Cyr and they discuss summer camp, fireworks, the forth of July, and giant monsters.