Love the Bomb

Loren and Luke sneak into Urban Artifact to interview comedian and swell guy Lee Kimbrell. Deep in the belly of the beast, they reflect on boyhood, talk about how they‘ve berated audience members, and Lee plugs his special like 17 times. While we’re talking about it though, you should probably go to https://tubitv.com and watch Lee Kimbrell: Mike and Molly where ”Comedian Lee Kimbrell tells all in his first special where he takes on his Kentucky childhood, eccentric family, and doing shows during the pandemic.” It’s a fun time. 

Wayne Memmot is a comedian, showrunner, and dad. Much like he nurtures and guides his actual baby through the world, Wayne takes Luke and Loren by the hand and leads them through the trials and tribulations of show-running. Your hosts suckle at the rich teats of his comedy show knowledge, they gorge themselves on the hot milk of comedy drama, and they slurp up the story of his birthday bomb. Then Wayne puts them down for a nice long nap, slipping out the front door with nothing more than a wink and smile. 

The boys are back in the homestead with comedian/musician/podcaster/all around swell guy, Tanner Hinds. They therapize, they goof, they talk about how Tanner bombed by bringing gay culture to Cheviot, Ohio for probably the first time ever. They also talk about pinhead‘s nasty little sex shop and the burden of being a champion of pleasure. It’s a good time. 

This week Luke and Loren sit down with another repeat guest. Its Chris Siemer! After discussing how futuristic his apartment is we thanked him for letting us record at his place. Will we ever record at our normal spot ever again? Obviously because so far Kidd Coffee, Jungle Jims, and Chris all told us we had to leave when we finished the episode. Chris is a great dude and a very funny comic, but you all already knew that you super fans. Thanks for listening.

Grocery stores are the first place anyone thinks of when it comes to places bursting with creative energy right? That insane question has a positive answer at Jungle Jims International Market! When you walk in through the giraffe entrance you will be greeted with the amazing space that this episode was recorded in. The boys sit down with Mark Borison, the host of Jungle Jims Podcast and winner of best Cincinnati comic by CitiBeat. Or was it second best? Who cares?! This dude bathed in chili for his Team and his city and his job really. This episode was one that Luke and Loren talk about for years to come. Thanks for Listening.

The boys drive up to Mason to record a podcast in a damn coffee shop with the very funny K.C. Novak. We talk about Vancouver, nasty sandwiches, old people, fires. She’s hilarious and she’s been on a bunch of festivals and competitions and she’s very patient when it comes to scheduling so please just listen. Also give her a follow. Smash that like button. Crush that subscribe. Dedicate some of those data mining servers to playing the episode on loop. Idk it’s your life

Jerrel is back! This time everyone just hung out and had a great time! nothing bad happened to the audio at all! there were no malfunctions to the memory card! Im a telling lies! We had some issues this week but I think everything turned out ok. Thanks for dealing with our failing and thanks for listening.

This week Ossia Dweyer comes in and just lays down some damn podcast guesting. Loren sounds different but that’s because he’s method acting to prepare for his role as local teen heartthrob, Nick Noble. We talk about Pittsburg, sketch comedy, shows in double wide trailers, shows heated by trash can fires. It’s a real treat and you guys are honestly pretty lucky. 

This week the boy sit down with Geoff Tate. Accidental hostages, favorite books, and where to find the best records in Cincinnati were all topics of conversation and the time flew by. Im not saying that other episodes have felt long because the guest wasn't good. Im also not saying that Geoff was any better than previous guests. I think we all know I don't know what I'm saying. Geoff is a very relaxed and thoughtful person that has some big feelings that you might miss if you are too busy laughing at his natural hilarity. Thanks for listening.

This week the boys sit down with New Cinnati comic Spencer Domolky. Like for real no lie, Spencer is pretty freekin sweet. How many is too many Four Lokos? Is the premise of the show pointless? How much is a mustache mortgage? Answers to two of these questions are in the episode so thanks for listening!