Love the Bomb

This week the boys had another SWAPCAST! Talentless Talent Podcast host, Kylie Dills, stops by and shares stories of rural upbringings and introduces Luke and Loren to Pickle Time. Sure we talk about bombing but most of the episode is spent on our glorious cancelation from the airwaves proper. Thats right this is the first episode not released under Radio Artifact. Anyways, thanks for listening. 

This week the boys chat with a princess. She's been Elsa, she's been Rapunzel, and most entertainingly she's been 20ft tall. Its Cali 

Botkin! Cali always wanted to be a comic but like some other folks we have had on our show, she got there by way of the circus. After the whole world shut down she stuck around long enough for folks to laugh at her innocent delivery and quirky story telling. We discuss all this and of course bombing. thanks for listening.

This week the boys chat with The Coney Boys! Ron, Harry, and Tim have been podcasting together for the last 6 months and their conversational chemistry is top notch. We talk about how Tim is simultaneously insufferable and invaluable, our favorite Golfer, and how Harry bombed his way through a government elected position. Thanks for listening!  

This week the boys sit down with Hanna Ljunghom! After only a short time in the Cincinnati comedy scene Hannah has established herself as a dynamic performer. With the just the right mix of quirky and innocent she disarm audiences before alarming them with her sharp wit and willingness to be the fool she was born to be. We discuss what Anthropology is and as always (barely) bombing. thanks for listening

This week the boys dig into the inner workings of up and coming actor with Ian Squintz. Ian has been in over 30 productions in total and that's just the ones he is willing to tell us about. After years of auditions and rejection he decided to branch out into the very welcoming world of stand up comedy. Stay tuned to find out what its like to what its like to have a director hate you and why stand-up can be easier than acting. Thanks for listening!

Welcome to season 3! welcome to the Dee! Thanks for listening.

Chris Weir talks quarantine stand-up, graphic design, death, and bombing with the best intentions.

Dennis Piper has experienced a lot in his 30 years as a standup comedian. He joins Luke and Loren to bring us tales of starting comedy, doing the road, and bombing in three different decades.

Carter Dougherty joins Luke and Loren to talk about how he allegedly did a bunch of crime, magicians, and how he got booed off stage five different times in the same night.