This episode starts off a little different with a stand up clip, but then Kyle talks about the incest in Godfather Coda, gets a fake sponsor, and answers a few questions about his recent short film, ILLGIVING.

This week Kyle is joined by his oldest friend in comedy, Phil Valentine. They talk about how petty Kyle can be and Phil's cookie recipe. (11/10/20)

Kyle talks about being a modern secret agent, how the Empire State building was built in three weeks, and his current frustrations with stand up comedy. (11/1/20)

Kyle talks about how the short film is 90ish% done, Connecticut Gold Coast kids not getting into Ivy league schools, and NOT THE 2020 ELECTION!

Article: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/11/squash-lacrosse-niche-sports-ivy-league-admissions/616474/

Kyle talks about production starting on his short film, the serious drama plaguing NYC playgrounds, and Florida teachers doing Florida teacher things. (10/20/20)

Kyle talks about millennial small businesses, fly memes not being funny, and hipster restaurants in Brooklyn. (10/13/20)

Kyle talks about 1988's Bloodsport, older millennials not having kids, and then reads a response from a craigslist ad. (10/1/20)

Kyle is joined by fellow stand up comedian Rich Happel. They talk about drag queens in New Orleans, open mic comedy on Long Island, and no one caring about Amber Alerts. 

Kyle talks about "The Social Dilemma" documentary, dating an actuary, and the history of fat folks. (9/20/20)

Article from episode: https://www.ackdjournal.org/action/showPdf?pii=S1548-5595%2806%2900106-6