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Jeremy and David talk via video conference about Mitch Hedgeberg's "Strategic Grill Lines" and the importance of staying fresh in your set.
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This week Jeremy and David talk about John Mulaney's "The Comeback Kid" in a live stream event for Omaha's Backline theater.
This was filmed live in an empty theater during the quarantine and as such, the quality of the audio is not the same as it usually is and we apologize for that. Once the studio is open, we will record with our normal quality. Thank you for your patience.
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Jeremy and David talk to South Dakota comic Nathan Hults about Mike Birbiglia's "Sleepwalk with Me". We discuss the importance of being open on stage.
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Jeremy and David talk to Tyler Walsh about rural comedian Jerry Clower and the album "More Good 'Uns". We also go in depth about story telling in comedy
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Jeremy and David talk to Chicago Comedian Winslow Dumaine about the Firesign Theater's "How Can You be in Two Places at Once When You're Not Anywhere at All" and the importance of the absurdity curve.
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Hosts Jeremy and David talk to Cameron Logsdon about the 2005 documentary "the Aristocrats". We also discuss the importance of putting restrictions on your writing.
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Jeremy and David talk to professional comedian Zach Peterson about producing his own comedy album and how to write for a comedy special
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Jeremy and David talk to Elvin Torres about growing up in New York on the 80s, being a pastor, and Anthony Jeselnik's "Thoughts and Prayers" special. They also discuss the importance of condensing a joke.
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This week hosts Jeremy and David talk to Spencer Gordman about doing comedy at a young age, going to Israel, and Mike Birbiglia's "Thank God for Jokes"
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Co-hosts Jeremy Plumb and David Kousgaard talk to New York Comedian Maura Gillian about "John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch".
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