What a terrible podcast host I am. Well, I already had a root canal and totaled my car in 2020 so I'M SORRY!

In this lovely iteration of Sarcasm Orgasm I sat down at his surprisingly shitty uptown-Dallas apartment to chat with one of the most creative comedians in the DFW scene, Hank Gowdey. 

Hank is a Dallas-based Comedian/Writer known for his quick wit, outside-the-box material, and vaguely misogynistic attitudes. 

We had fun making up new words like Nepotincest (Nepotism and Incest aka our POTUS), talking about Epstein, and discussing women's suffrage. Good times. 

"We're one bad snowstorm away from eating each other."

In the 4th installment of Sarcasm Orgasm I sit down with Taylor James, my best friend and former bandmate from the 2011 UTSA Battle of Bands Champion, The Hooch. 

In addition to being a talented multi-instrumentalist, Taylor is also a highly skilled magician who routinely leaves audiences in awe with his repertoire of mind-bending illusions. A seasoned performer, he dives into all his pursuits with a ferocity few people I know can match. 

In this episode we had a great conversation about our old college days with The Hooch, the creative process, and the insanity of method actors.  I had a blast getting a chance to have a thought provoking dialogue with one of the few friends I can truly say I would go to war with. 

George Anthony.

The man, the myth the legend. 

George started comedy in 2011 in San Antonio, where we first met. Over the ensuing decade he has ascended the ranks of Texas comedy to become one of the busiest comedians in the Lone Star State. 

We talked about great stuff. Give it a listen.

At long last! After an anxious two month long wait Sarcasm Orgasm returns with a peach of an episode featuring The DMG.

The DMG, aka Mike Gomez, is a San Antonio-based professional drummer with an expansive resume spanning nearly two decades.  After graduating with a BA in Music Performance from St. Mary's University in 2004, Gomez spent the next several years establishing himself as a fixture in the San Antonio and Austin live music scenes. Simultaneously, he carved out a highly successful career as an educator, who can count some of his students among an elite few to achieve recognition at an all-state level under his tutelage.

In addition to performing over 300 nights a year, Gomez became one of the most sought after studio percussionists in South Texas, regularly working with a wide range of groups and solo artists including the Texas-based rapper Carlton Zeus, San Antonio's former #1 cover band Drive, and most recently the St Louis-based singer/songwriter Lucas Jack. 

In the second episode of Sarcasm Orgasm Mike sits down with Cody at his home studio to have some beers and a great conversation about music, comedy, and even the national debt!

In the inaugural episode of Sarcasm Orgasm, Cody sits down with his good friend and hilarious comedian, Raul Sanchez.

After starting comedy together at the LOL Comedy Club in 2010, Raul ascended the ranks of the Texas comedy scene at breakneck speed winning the Funniest in South Texas in only his second year, and subsequently being named the Funniest Comic in Texas and a Finalist in the Funniest Person in Austin in his 3rd and 4th year respectively. 

Now based in New York City, Raul has appeared on the prestigious New Faces showcase at the Montreal Just For Laugh's Comedy Festival as well as recorded a 30 minute special for the EPIX television series "Unprotected Sets". In 2018, Raul's bit "Grenade", a story about his time in the US Army, went viral garnering over 10 million views in just two weeks and launching him to even greater heights than before.

The sky is the limit with his career in New York City, and Cody sat down with Raul to talk about New York Comedy, the old days in San Antonio, and so much more on this very special first episode of Sarcasm Orgasm.