Chris's guest today is his Wild Card Comedy co-host, JC Sibala.  They discuss JC's kid, awkward moments in comedy, and say hi to JC's mom.

Chris is back from Chicago and ready to speak with Jeremy Hellwig.  St. Louis Comedy fans know Jeremy fro Sorry, Please Continue, Fatal Bus Accident, and a ton of other things.  Listen! Listen now!

Chris is in Chicago today. So, Comedy Penthouse host,  Yale Hollander fills in for hosting duties.  Yale talks about sports, TV detectives,  and makes a big announcement.

Chris discusses highway graffiti clean up, proper comedy club etiquette, finds a pen to click, and remembers what it was like to drink in the park.

Kenny Kinds has opened for Dave Chappelle.  He's also a fixture on clubs and indie shows in the St. Louis scene, where he's a co-creator and host of Sorry, Please Continue, and the creator of Trill Ass Trailers.

Chris Cyr discusses the The Beatles with local comedy phenom, Ella Fritts.  Ella is a fixture of the local scene,  and was personally chosen by Maria Bamford as her opening act last summer.

It's just a typical 70 degree February morning in St. Louis. Perfect for sitting in the dark, alone, and thinking about the world. Chris gives career advice, discusses who's really responsible for global warming, and The Devil.

Tina Dybal and Chris discuss Russia, living in the burbs, and other things relevant to President's Day.  Chris laments the loss of a 44 ounce Diet Coke.

Today's guest is Shannon Yarbrough.  Shannon is a regular at the Funny Bone and Hey Guys Comedy.  He's a funny comic and hosts a new monthly show in St. Charles, but what's really important is that he is the author of Dickenstein, a novel that mashes up the life of poet Emily Dickenson with the story of Frankenstein.  Top that!

On today's show, Angela Smith, host of All The Feels, a monthly storytelling show at The Improv Shop, tries to take over.  She might have succeeded.  Chris's sleep habits are questioned.