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Check it out. It's Brett Eby. A guy who's been doing comedy for longer than I have but for the last year was always mistaken for being me in most circles.

In this interview we talk about how easily I lose people in my act, how I hate putting on a show for people off stage, and how I like it when I don't remember people's faces.

If I sound like I'm beating up on Chris in this episode it's because I am. I was in a bit of a mood during this recording.

In this conversation we talk about fancy watches, petty squabbles, and my relationship with my family.

I thought I'd posted this already but apparently not?

In this interview we talk about my shyness, talking about taboo subjects, and of course the government.

What a week it's been.

In this ramble... oi.

In this ramble I talk about how the Stockmarket taught me stoicism, my disappointment over not having a guest, and swoon over a prairie dog.

I don't know what it is about Maxi. I feel like we're kindred spirits who will never see eye to eye. Like to porcupines who can't figure out how to hug.

In this interview we talk about why people don't like me, what annoys us about each other, and how often I've been fired from jobs.

I actually recorded this one after Maxi but it makes so sense coming right after Louis Michael's so I decided to bump this episode up to keep in line with my Michigan bro love. Plus, this is just such a good episode. Zachary Brucar

In this conversation we talk about my damaged childhood, putting codes in at bathrooms, getting on your tippy toes to kiss a girl.

I love this guy... so much.

In this interview we talk about where we really met, being on the road with other people, and how psychopathic I might be.

And now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

What a great episode and timely released. Andy Picarro is literally the funniest comic I personally know and talking to him is always an education as well as a blast.

In this conversation we talk about feeling guilty for taking money from fools, funerals, and the anxiety that comes with calmness.

This is a great episode. Anwar is one of those guys I wish I had more time to know but don't want to spend anymore time in Phoenix to have to do it.

In this interview we spoil my air mattress bit, the attitude of low income kids, and people who cosplay as narcissists.

It's the 100th episode of the year! We're on the last leg of this trip and while I would normally throw up a pre-recorded Q+A session I figured it be best to end this stretch with my cross country companion for the week: Alex Caine.

In this conversation we talk about test taking, defending Animal Farm, and what it means to be intelligent.