In another iteration of Sarcasm Orgasm Cody has a conversation with a hilarious comedian and O.G. in the NYC comedy scene, JP Justice. 

A 30 year stand up veteran, JP has opened for many of the biggest acts in the world including legendary comedians Chris Rock, Bernie Mac, and Paul Mooney to name a few. His laundry list of television appearances include the iconic Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam, Comic View, and Showtime at the Apollo. Additionally, he was recognized by HBO's Comic Relief Benefit with and award for his Dedication to the Homeless. He continues to headline clubs and theaters across the country where audiences are routinely wowed by his quick wit and and no-nonsense approach. 

O'Dell and Justice share a friendship dating back to when Cody first opened for JP at the Rivercenter Comedy Club seven years ago. After relocating to NYC, Cody appeared on various shows around the city with JP including regularly appearing on JP's weekly showcase at Dangerfield's Comedy Club in Manhattan. 

In this episode, Cody and JP had a wide ranging discussion covering everything from the new Beastie Boys and Chicago Bulls documentaries, Joe Biden's sexual assault allegations, and their friendship over the years. 

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In whatever number episode this is Sarcasm Orgasm guest host Taylor James and I had a pretty heated discussion about hysteria with diseases. 

Taylor supports shelter-in-place, public health, and the necessity of drastic measures. 

Cody hates de-facto house arrest, fake concern, and surrendering freedom to feel safe. 

In the end, it's all about being Paul Revere. 

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Sarcasm Orgasm returns for lucky episode number 13 this week with double the pleasure as Taylor James joins the podcast via modern technology from San Antonio along with special guest, Keyon. 

Please see the episode topic breakdown below and as always if you're not a fan please don't like, don't comment, and don't subscribe. 

Sarcasm Orgasm EP 13 - Taylor and Keyon Hate Virgins

01:00: Reviewing the New Louis CK special

08:30: Ricky Gervais, celebrities, and needing attention during the lockdown

14:00: Not stepping on laughs is hard without an audience

17:40: Dealing with the Shelter in Place order

25:00: Civil Liberties, surveillance, and never letting a good crisis go to waste

32:00: Unemployment, 'Big Daddy Government', and Gerrymandering

41:00: Sex with Virgins

45:00: The 50 Dick Challenge 

48:00: Fucking 33 women in 3 months

53:00: Partner count and going crazy after a break up

58:45: Fucking a coworker and sexual harassment 

1:02:45: "Consent. So not Sexy!"

1:06:45: "A lot of women do like to be choked" 

1:11:45: "Just because you're the penetrator doesn't mean you're the perpetrator" 

In the third socially distant live episode of Sarcasm Orgasm and dozenth overall I am joined by another West Coaster, Los Angeles-based Comedian, Actor, and Filmmaker, Brad Stoll.

An NYC resident of several years, in 2018 Brad made his way to the West Coast to chase his dreams in La La Land. Since arriving, he has found steady work in Hollywood as an actor on multiple TV shows, in addition to cutting his chops more recently on the other side of the camera in production. Brad continues to also perform stand up, albeit less than his East Coast days, at clubs all over LA. 

Cody and Brad trade war stories, talk about the differences between the East/West coast comedy scenes, and discuss Brad's other artistic pursuits in Los Angeles. 

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Covid 19 can't stop this podcast!

Ladies and Gentleman, we are full speed ahead in the eleventh episode of Sarcasm Orgasm featuring good friend, professional musician, and father of a little spawn, Danny Asgari! 

Daniel, as the suits call him, is a multi-talented performer, professional percussionist, and educator who, once upon a time, was Cody's drumline instructor way back in high school. As mutual lovers of music, sports, and of course, girls, Cody and Daniel hold a friendship that has been going strong for over twenty years. 

In this episode we talk about Covid conspiracies, music, and much more. As always, if you're not a fan please don't like, don't share, and don't subscribe!

Sarcasm Orgasm is back for it's very first live streamed episode and is joined from Las Vegas by special guest, comedian Alex Ansel.  

Kool Aid, as he is affectionately known in his hometown of San Antonio, has steadily established himself as an undeniable comedic talent over the decade since he first achieved acclaim as the 'Funniest Comedian in South Texas.'  In the years that have followed this uncompromising performer has toured across the United States working with some of the funniest comedians in the business including a nationwide tour with wrestling legend Jake 'The Snake' Roberts. 

Now residing in Las Vegas where he headlines some of the hottest venues on the strip including a recurring show at Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club, Ansel is only just beginning to see his star rise in the world of stand up comedy. As long time friends dating back to their early days in the South Texas comedy scene, Cody and Alex have a fun and thoroughly entertaining conversation about the crazy state of the world, the old days, and how all of this affects the future of comedy. 

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After an unfortunate two week extended hiatus (thanks Corona) Sarcasm Orgasm is back for more fun as Cody is joined by comedian, mom, and self-identifying African-American Male, Lacey Peah.

As the title clearly states, Lacey bucks back and holds nothing back during our conversation at the Amazingly Average Studio, aka Cody's apartment in Austin. Frankly, this one was all over the place with plenty of twists and turns including a new segment 'Shoot from the Hip' where former guest, Magician/Musician Taylor James, joins us via phone. 

The walls are talking in this episode and they had some interesting things to say. As always, if you're not a fan please don't like, don't share, and don't subscribe. 

On the 8th installment of Sarcasm Orgasm I have a chance to chit chat with O.G. Austin resident and local comedian Luis Flandes. Luis has been a regular at comedy venues all over Austin for almost eight years including hosting a weekly showcase, Live at Gotham, which recently saw it's highly successful year-long run come to a close. Not one to rest on his laurels, Luis recently released his debut stand up album "Baby Boy" and continues to be an active member of the Austin comedy community.  

In this episode Luis and I primarily discuss single life in the age of dating apps and our experiences finding love in a swipe culture. 

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Sarcasm Orgasm is back with Austin-based comedian and birthday boy Andre Ricks. 

After starting comedy three years ago, Andre has become a staple in the Austin comedy scene. A true hustler, Andre can be found hosting open mics, appearing on showcases, or loitering at comedy clubs all over the 512. In this episode, Andre appears as a 32 year old in the first half, and a 33 year old in the second. We talked about stuff and had a lot of fun.

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In this episode of Sarcasm Orgasm I sit down with Comedian/Podcaster/Producer/Animator and Dad Extroidinaire, Josh Cabaza. 

As a friend for ten years and one of the biggest contrarians I know, Cabaza and I certainly had our share of head butting on this one, but I wouldn't have it any other way. 

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