Sarcasm Society

April Fools’ Day felt like the perfect time to bring chaos to the Sarcasm Society so we teamed up with the guys from the Murder of Crows Podcast!  ⁨@AMurderOfCrows716⁩ 

In this episode, I’m joined by Mingo, Mamudu, WT, and Denzel as we swap stories about the best and worst pranks we’ve pulled, get into our favorite movies, and somehow end up watching them turn on each other in real time. There was an outline… it was just completely ignored.

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Join us at Third Space Café & Entertainment for an episode that brings together comedy, music, and the beautifully chaotic reality of performing. 

In Comedy, Music, and the Chaos of Performing, we talk with Chelsea Mae, Evan Laedke, and Sara Elizabeth for an honest, funny, and insightful conversation about what it really takes to create and share art. From the unexpected similarities between comedians and musicians to the highs, lows, and “what are we doing with our lives?” moments on stage, this episode dives deep into the creative process.

We also talk about the role of support systems, especially from parents, and how having that encouragement can shape your confidence, and ultimately your career in the arts. Plus, we get into the energy of live audiences, what fuels creativity, and the behind-the-scenes chaos that somehow turns into something meaningful and hopefully entertaining. Whether you’re a performer, a creative, or just someone who appreciates the grind behind the spotlight, this episode is for you.

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This week on the podcast, we’re unpacking the so-called male loneliness epidemic. We dive into why men reportedly have fewer close friendships than ever and whether this is truly a men-only issue or a bigger societal “no one knows how to connect anymore” problem. At what point does isolation become a public health concern and at what point does someone just need to text their friends?

As always, we approach it with sarcasm, a little compassion (reluctantly), and honest conversation about connection, expectations, and why vulnerability still feels like a personality risk for some people. If you’ve ever said “we should hang soon” and actually meant it, this episode is for you.

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Welcome to the era of feral female friendships 🖤This episode is a love letter to the friendships built on oversharing, bodily functions, and the unspoken agreement that nothing is too gross because we all experience it. We’re talking pooping our pants. Vomiting. Period horror stories. The stuff you “don’t usually talk about”… and why talking about it actually makes friendships stronger.Because somewhere between laughing about the worst moments of our lives and saying “same” a little too loudly, real connection happens. Vulnerability gets funny. Embarrassment turns into bonding. And suddenly, these unhinged conversations become the glue.If you’ve ever thought, “I can only tell this story to one person”, this episode is for you. Come hang out, overshare responsibly (or irresponsibly), and celebrate the beautiful chaos of women being honest with each other in 2026.🎧 New episodes drop monthly💬 Like, follow, subscribe, and send this to your group chat🖤 You’re not gross, you’re bonded

In our very first episode, we’re kicking things off with a roundtable of hilarious voices: Meghan Rose, Kai VonDoom, Rachel Daze, and Grace Turner. Together, we get into the real and ridiculous side of stand-up comedy.

We talk about how each of us got started in comedy, the inevitable bombs that make you question every life choice you’ve ever made, and the most unique — sometimes unhinged — comedy shows we’ve performed on.

We also take a nostalgic detour into childhood music tastes, because your first CD is basically a personality test you didn’t consent to.

If you love behind-the-scenes comedy stories, honest laughs, and a little chaos mixed with sarcasm, this episode sets the tone for everything the Sarcasm Society Podcast is about.

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