Impolite Company

Chris is alone in his hotel in Vegas. Which he admits, feels weird. He's there competing in the World Series of Comedy (He did not win.) He also just doesn't get Vegas.  Maybe people who love Vegas should just try harder to not be boring at home? There's some talk of a time machine.  Chris describes the crowd reaction at the show, flying in coach, and how nice airports are overall.

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In the afterglow of the US Presidential election, Chris worries that Donald Trump will hold on to power one day too long.  He also explains an uncharitable thing he said about Rush Limbaugh.  Then he doubles down on what he said.  Because, eff Rush Limbaugh.

For this episode's install of "Who's Effing?", Chris is joined by World Series of Comedy Top 101 contestant, and St. Louis comedy regular, Rich Braun.  They discuss the 15th century Catholic Church, food trucks, Northern Exposure, and a lot more. 

Quick note: Chris Cyr's political views are his own and do not reflect the views of his guests, no matter how much he wants them to.

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Mollie Amburgey joins host Chris Cyr on Impolite Company for this episode's edition of "Who's Effing?".  But first, a sketch about hunting a mythical creature we keep hearing about on CNN.  

Keep up with Mollie through her podcast, "Casually Mollie" available wherever you get your podcasts.

Our theme song was written and produced by Lyfestile and Kenautis Smith.  Check out their album, "From Which I Came" on Spotify, Apple Music, or every other platform.

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A quick update on some local shows in the St. Louis area.  Host, Chris Cyr, wonders if political debates are even worth the time.  And, St. Louis comic, Justin Luke, joins us for "Who's Effing?" with an interview recorded back in May.

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From our series of interviews recorded during quarantine, St. Louis comic, Kate Barton is the guest during our new favorite segment, "Who's Fucking?"  Chris and Kate talk about cucumber sandwiches, spittle, and elevators.  During the intro, Chris gives some advice on how to score free stuff from a hospital.

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No cute line from a poem today.  Chris explains why he hasn't published a new episode in the few weeks, and why the next episode will sound strange since it was recorded back before the streets were filled with protests.  A few thoughts on the murder of George Floyd, and just how long eight minutes and forty six seconds is. Black Lives Matter.  We should know that by now.

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Chris interviews Ellen Doyle, a traveling comic who's sheltering in Pennsylvania.  The two discuss everything from dating apps, to the best review Ellen's ever received from an audience member.  Also, CSI: Madea. Enjoy this new episode of Impolite Company. 

It's one of those ranty kind of nights where Chris watched too much CNN.  The target of his ire?  Armed protesters in Michigan and elsewhere, the militia guarding an angry barber, pickup driving rednecks who murdered a man, and a rampaging herd of 200 goats.

In this episode of Impolite Company from March 19, 2019, Chris gives step by step money laundering instructions for your pot dispensary, since banks are reluctant to open accounts for your new business.  The real purpose of the puzzles boxes from Hellraiser is way dirtier than you thought.  Patchouli should go away.  And what's up with Blood Alley?