This episode of IsthatyouTalking podcast blends comedy and magic into a dynamic conversation about self-deprecation experiences filled with laughter while ridiculing human behavior and diminishing the quality of today’s mass media options.  Magician Cedric Purcell’s 18 years of magic is complemented by his comedic abilities.  Cedric leaves a lasting impression with his ability to magically adapt to any topic with humor.  Check out Cedric at www.cedricpurcell.com to transform your ordinary events into extraordinary experiences.

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Outro by Tyler luke @tdluke

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I chopped it up with Alex after the open mic in Fall River, I forgot my audio equipment so we recorded this through my 528i I can’t find any of his social medias to be honest Alex if you see this DM me on Instagram so I can add them @nottylerleeland. It was a great conversation and I hope that the fact it sounds like a call in to a radio station in the early 90s is charming to you.  

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Kyle Eric just starting in comedy but his enthusiasm and positive attitude should be a inspiration to us all, where others struggle to find their voice or express themselves Kyle is himself first and foremost and wont hesitate to share it with you. any discussion of cooking crack is strictly fiction those are jokes we are being funny WE ARE COMICS WE DO THAT SOMETIMES. oh yeah a cop pulled up on us in the middle of this that was a first what else do i expect recording a podcast on the side of the road in fall river. 

outro music by tyler luke

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Mom yelled lunch is ready in the middle of this so i guess that counts as a guest. happy holidays ill talk to you soon.

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outro by tyler luke 

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Me and big grime happened to both be at a father show in providence on saint Patrick's day and ended up featured on the same episode of the Dgt.studios podcast. We have a lot in common our shared interest in odd future, rxknephew, and physical media made this first meeting sound a lot like a conversation between old friends. the danceable beats and tone of his music make me feel like I'm trapped in a 8-bit Castlevania game in the best way possible. Check it out anywhere music is streamed 

youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm6-zIig-97TwjGgNK9n4xQ

spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/78S0G4fEUdpNxVSflHi7Fw?si=9rcmNJngTJaoOlo4DkqpUQ

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Link to the Roy Brothers Show

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Meet the Roy Brothers, comedians who've turned sibling rivalry into stand-up gold. In this refreshingly candid conversation, Rob and Matt Roy share how they went from ball-busting at construction jobs to performing at the Comedy Connection in just seven months—a trajectory that many comics only dream about.

The brothers reveal how taking John Parada's comedy class together became the catalyst for their comedy careers, giving them the confidence and repetition needed to hit the ground running. What makes their story particularly compelling is the natural division of labor between them—Matt handles podcast bookings while Rob schedules their open mic appearances, creating a partnership that keeps them accountable when the grind gets tough.

 This raw honesty extends to their material, with Matt sharing a hilariously cringe-worthy date story involving a burger bar that he's performed even with his in-laws in attendance.

Beyond their comedy, what stands out is their genuine kindness in an industry that can breed cynicism. They maintain a pay-it-forward mentality, treating hosts and fellow comics with respect and approachability. Their Roy Brothers Podcast, available on YouTube, further extends this community-building approach as they interview fellow comedians from Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Whether you're an aspiring comic, podcast enthusiast, or simply appreciate authentic conversations, this episode offers a glimpse into the humor, hustle, and heart that's quickly making the Roy Brothers standouts in the New England comedy scene. Give it a listen, then check out their podcast to support these rising comedy stars who prove that genuine niceness and relentless work ethic still have a place in stand-up.

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Music has this remarkable way of connecting us - not just to each other, but to ourselves. In this conversation with Connor Dolan (performing as Harrington.Wav), we dive deep into what makes a musician tick and how authentic expression creates the most powerful connections.

Connor shares his journey from a nine-year-old guitar student to performing musician, describing how he navigated band life and discovered his sound. The conversation takes fascinating turns through musical metaphors - comparing bass and drums to the essential "broth" that holds a song together while guitars and vocals float on top like ingredients. This perspective comes from his experience switching between instruments and understanding the foundation each provides.

What strikes me most about Connor is his unwavering commitment to authenticity. Rather than putting on a persona or chasing trends, he creates music that feels genuine. "When I'm unapologetically myself," he explains, "people either immediately connect or they don't know how to handle that realness." This philosophy extends beyond music into his entire approach to creative expression.

We explore how certain songs trigger powerful emotional responses, the challenges of performing for unresponsive crowds, and finding balance between technical skill and heartfelt expression. For musicians and creators of any kind, Connor's insights about using fear as motivation rather than letting it become a barrier offer valuable perspective on the creative process.

Whether you're a fellow musician, aspiring artist, or simply someone who appreciates the creative journey, this conversation offers a refreshing look at what it means to pursue your passion with integrity. Check out Harrington.Wav on SoundCloud to experience his music firsthand follow him on instagram also harrington.wav or See him live at the kinsman in Bristol RI pretty much every Friday night.

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Quick check in with the person who cocreated this Pod talking about making music negotiating life and the gooner epidemic.

You can see the videos we filmed together on youtube at Teamlake, I filmed "Wintergreen" "Furtheraway" and "Afk//Sallybytheseashore" 

Outro is "soul of a primitive man" By tyler luke 

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 As a child, Finn heard "Sky Is the Limit" by Lil Wayne, and from that moment on, he decided he wanted to make music—and he hasn’t strayed from that dream since. He hasn’t done it alone, though; his friends all accompany him on stage with RXKNephew making videos, producing beats, and even appearing on this podcast. If I didn’t already have my own lane, I would 100 percent want to join this entourage. HIS NEW ALBUM DROPS 4/20.

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Gemworld on youtube 

Finn (older) on Spotify and apple music 

Fase (Present and future) Spotify and apple music 

also featured on this pod

His videographer @shotsby6waks (Instagram)

and producer @prod.han (Instagram)

Outro is "I feel Nauseous all the time" by finn

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Mark is a providence staple, through my early years doing comedy he was always at the mics willing to give advice to young confused comedians He also thought i was from Connecticut and on cocaine when we first met Ill take both those things as compliments because they imply I'm wealthier than I am. He also ran a really award nominated show "Laugh More At The Red Door" and is himself nominated for "NSFW" Comic of the year, and that is much cooler than being nominated for Safe for work comic of the year. After we stopped recording he gave me the keys to make it in comedy so i expect to explode in the next few years and have added him to the long list of people i must thank along with my mother, god, jordyy and dame in my acceptance speech for whatever noble prize I'm offered. I also talk about my penis briefly in this episode and i apologize for that. 

Outro is "Autum 76" By Smashed Apart

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