Casey talks about his trip to Spokane to work with Bobcat Goldthwait, his trip to Portland, and an afternoon spent at the Renaissance Faire. He also talks about the Rachel Nichols firing and lazy comedy journalism. 

Gabriel Rutledge is a stand up comedian and a recent author of the Children's book for adults called There's No F@!*ing Way You're Getting A Pony. 

You can buy Gabe's new book here

Gabe will also be performing with Casey on September 8 at Airport Tavern, and you guy but earlybird tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gabriel-rutledge-headlines-comedy-returns-to-airport-tavern-tickets-166591777491

Casey talks about the world's funniest working comedian, Chris Alan's comedy album, a mistaken understanding of something screamed at a baseball game. 

Casey talks about his show in Kent, WA with Susan Rice, the ridiculous reaction to Simone Biles dropping out of some Olympic events, Lindsay Graham, and some other stuff. 

Casey talks about his time in Arizona, some promising COVID data, athletes taking mental health breaks, a Mariners trade, and much more. 

Casey is joined by former Seattle, now Phoenix comedian Thomas Nichols. They talk about Casey's biggest bomb, something Thomas had a small hand in, Thomas' relationship with his fiancee, his love for cartoons, and also the comic book that Thomas wrote himself called Just Us Cops, and how misunderstood the title is.

Casey talks about a gig he was waiting to hear on that he ultimately did not get. He also talks about Stephen A. Smith's comments on Shohei Ohtani, and much more. 

Casey talks about Carl Nassib coming out of the closet, Sha'Carri Richardson losing her opportunity to run in the Olympics because she tested positive for marijuana, the state of fireworks in his neighborhood, and a couple of topics too hot for these show notes. 

Casey talks about his experiences at the Comedy Underground in Seattle, how comics who didn't work there should still be sad, and also some stories from his weekend comedy road work.