Back in the studio, Chris's guest is Shon Don.  Shon performs regularly at clubs and on independently produced shows. He and Chris discuss balancing the grind towards a career in stand up with the day jobs they need to keep the bills paid. Shon also doesn't think Kansas City BBQ is that good.

You can't see it, but Shon wore a suit. Chris basically wore pajamas.

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After conquering food poisoning, Chris met up with St. Louis Comedy favorite, Kenny Kinds, for happy hour at The Tick Tock Tavern.  They discussed this month's edition of Sorry, Please Continue, ghosts, comedy in general, and, of course, Infinity War.

One of the two kept banging on the table for some reason. Send Chris an email at [email protected] and tell him not to do that again.

We recorded today's episode at The Crow's Nest in Maplewood, MO on Sunday.  Angela Smith joined Chris for breakfast drinks and they discussed everything from country ham to Ramen noodles, and a lot of other stuff we don't want to hashtag.

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It's 4/20.  Do with that info what you will, as you listen to Chris's guests Analicia Kocher and Daphne Watts eat two MREs, discuss dating,  tell two half stories, and clown around. 

It's 4/20.

A few weeks back, Chris sat at The Tick Tock Tavern with Yale Hollander, host of the new show, The Wind Down.  They discussed bar etiquette in an attempt to help you be less of a n00b when you're out and about.  We only play about half of the interview, because Chris wanted a half an hour to drone on about arguing on the internet and then humble brag about being a regular in multiple bars.

Who lets him say this stuff?

What four movies define you?  Chris answers that question, but then wonders why it has to be movies that define him.  Why not candy bars?  Then things get existential.

Brian McDowell, speaks with Impolite Company host, Chris Cyr.  They talk about the local comedy scene, what it was like to be six months into stand up, politics without punchlines, being offensive/offended, and a bunch of other topics.

Chris is definitely not giving you actual tax advice.

Chris dissects your daily affirmations.  You're welcome.

Max Price curates and hosts the monthly local showcase at the St. Louis Funny Bone.  We discuss that showcase, spiders, the appropriate age to let your kid watch Saw, and other things.

Chris rambles in the open.  Much less coughing than yesterday's episode, thanks to some Mint Majesty tea from Teavana, which isn't a sponsor.

Today's guest on Impolite Company is Christian Lawrence of Bare Knuckle Comedy.  We discuss the history of BKC, Christian's upcoming shows,  old-timey cuss words, and other stuff. 

Chris opens by describing the most dangerous creatures on Earth. Four year old children.