Louis Katz podcast

Comedy Icon/celebrity Todd Barry comes on LKP to discuss his 28 year anniversary in comedy and traveling.

Part 2 of the story of my Grandpa moving as a very young man with his very young wife to a very young country (Israel).

My Grandpa was a part of the Zionist movement before Israel was a state. Hear the story of growing up in the Socialist Zionist movement and the birth of the Jewish nation from someone who lived it. Part 2 coming next week!

Grant Gordon is one of my closest friends, a very funny comedian, and my cohost on our old Brooklyn-based weekly comedy showcase, "Sack Magic" (R.I.P.).

He also has a thing for larger women. A LOT larger.

My friend Andrew is a professor now. He used to be just a dude. Now he's a professor. But he's always been one of the smartest people I know, so I think you'll enjoy this awesome conversation we had on the road back from DC.

Comedian Greg Stone (https://twitter.com/GregStone_) killed on his last LKP appearance (ep 22 w/ Anthony Devito), so when he invited me to smoke a bunch of weed and appear on the premier episode of his new podcast "Greg Stone-d," I jumped at the opportunity. And I also asked if I could use the recording as an episode of my own podcast, too.

So this is a historical episode bc:

1) I'm high for the first time on the podcast.

2) It's the first crossover podcast episode of all time

3) It's also the premier episode of the "Greg Stone-d Podcast"

4) Does anyone actually read this? Ass Lobsters.

Why do I interview so many of my friends on here? Because I know cool people who do cool shit. This week, my guests are two old college friends of mine, Busayo and Chitra. Busayo started her own clothing line: http://www.busayonyc.com/ And Chitra has her own condiment company (http://brooklyndelhi.com/) and her own cookbook coming out soon!

I've been a fan from afar of this week's guest, comedian Nick Mullen, for a while. I enjoyed his epic trolling as alter ego "Nicole Mullen" on thought catalog, and found out he's also the man behind everyone's favorite website, http://childporn.sexy/ .

I finally got a chance to sit down with him in NYC, and find out a little about the man behind the trolling.

Have you are ever been walking through the NYC subway and spotted a band playing genre-defying intrumental music while wearing "Eyes Wide Shut"-esque masks? Well, chances are, that was a band called "You Bred Raptors?" I sat down with the band's core members, Bryan and Peat, and we compared and contrasted my life as a comedian with their lives as busking subway musicians.

The epic conclusion to the first 2 part episode in Louis Katz Podcast history! Another hour of me and Guy Branum sipping champagne and talking shit.