Let’s Talk Cheslock

While on my way to pick up my kid, my rear brake light went out. We called my (other) brother Andy Cheslock about how I called the whop while I was on my way to them with “breaks that went out”. An impromptu hilarious conversation ensues. 

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While wrapping up care physical therapy visits on New Year’s Eve, Tony wanted to call little brother Adam. We were blessed that he answered the phone! 

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Rachel Fogletto is a dear friend who has been consistently creating a brand of comedy that is reflectively-witty-warm and original.

We get into the connection between ADHD, lessons not gained in the after-life and human design. She’s headlining The Punchline Comedy Club Philly on 12/22!

Get your tickets here: https://www.punchlinephilly.com/EventDetail?tmeventid=vv11FZbKe4ee18&offerid=156435

Check her online here: http://www.rachelfogletto.com/ and @rachelfogletto on TikTok, IG and YouTube.

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Tony talks to his Mom. At first she refused to give me permission to put this up, and then she immediately acquiesced! We are all glad she did because every conversation with my mom is hilarious, lovely informative and full of silly love. We talk babies, lunch time and whatever else comes to mind. 

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Tony and Auggie just chop it up on their lonesome. Tony has a long energetic streak, but will easily run his social battery waaaaay down. Relatable? Probably. Today the boys get into the politics of work email culture. 

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The gang talks to Kate LaVergne about balancing motherhood with being a stand-up comic, how to keep things in perspective while swaying from one project to another, and the history of the Jersey Devil.

Tony is a feature comic on Kate's showcase at Sumplace Else in Waterford Works NJ this Sunday 6/30!  

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On this warm June Monday, Tony, Auggie and Blobby talked to Jaye Burrell. Jaye is an Iraq War Veteran, a survivor of a massive car crash that lead to a coma, a comic from Norristown and a proud verbal remixer! 

This was one of the most exciting episodes of LTC yet! We hope that you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed creating it. 

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Hey hey hey! Tony and Auggie talk to Felkiz Behr! Felix is the proprietor of the feedback open mic at Gojo in West (Best) Philly. They get into talking about British cartoons / sitcoms, the morphing of the English accent and how important it is to pay attention. Speaking of paying attention, this IS NOT episode 5. It's episode 6. Tony IS NOT good at math!

IG: behrlyfelix

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Tony, Chadwick and Auggie get into their heritage, the neighborhoods of human brain stems, how yelling at yourself can be negligibly helpful and yowza they had a blast!

Chadwick is a comedy show producer, a small business owner and talk-show host. Check him out!

Backside Comedy: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkyD3s-fQsbZWOdabi3fbHgwUyAeaK7Oo&si=Gvd04KUZOIP3sku1

Zembo website: www.zembotemple.com

A fun talk show we do at the shop: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQWj_8tHQ3cF8H8u-hwZODZtHLi7jBXzi

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We spoke with Lauren on a beautiful Thursday in March, with the Ides creeping nearby. Despite that superstition,  we got into the pros and cons of isolation, how support can come from and through the most unexpected paths in our lives, and how struggling with mental health is something everyone can relate to. 

Look out for Lauren Ellis on IG (@psychicgirlfriend) where you will learn about all of her comedic endeavors.   

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