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In order to entertain his children in the backseat, a father dives into his rich history of celebrity encounters that all led to meeting their mother…and their mother’s friend.

TJ Jagodowski is a comedian specializing in improvisational comedy. He has studied and performed with The Second City and performs with and teaches at the iO Theatre. In the Chicago improv circuit, he is best known for his weekly “TJ and Dave” show alongside fellow Second City alum David Pasquesi. He is widely known for his appearances in the Sonic drive-in commercials as well as for his roles in Stranger Than Fiction, Soul Survivors, and Prison Break, to name a few. Jagodowski has been called “the best improviser in Chicago” by the Chicago Improv Festival.

Join the crew as they go from "magical" eggs to female empowerment in this kooky episode!

Ride along with Pappy & Friends as they reflect on their lives whilst riding home from the strangest museum in America.

This episode's monologist is Mark McConville: the co-creator of the podcast Superego. From searching for Oprah to the sexual explorations of the three Wise Men, join the Armando cast as they transform Mark's stories into side-splitting scenes.

Jonders has finally met his match... himself. Jonders stops by to promote The St. Jude Charity Show June 29th at 7 pm at iO.

Tune in to listen to Pappy and some of their friends as they travel to wacky destinations together! This bunch of seasoned improvisers will take you on an animated journey through a series of unexpected turns and sidesplitting halts!

Jimmy Gribbin joins Jonders and Kelsey Blackwell to talk about his life as an improviser! They also discuss the Detriot sports, the pros and cons of political comedy, and all three do their best Tim Allen impressions.

Theme music provided by Frank Ruvoil and the Frank Ruvoil One

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Jonders and Kelsey Blackwell are joined by Deb Duncan, Ray Glass, and Rachel Smith before they put on their show LONG TIME GONE: A DIXIE CHICKS MUSICAL.

They talk about the Dixie Chicks fall from grace, hoe the show came to be, and whose musical career they would most want to claim as their own.

Theme music provided by Frank Ruvoil and the Frank Ruvoil One

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