Bennington Sullivan Grant claims this is going to be our MOST CONTROVERSIAL PODCAST YET. Is he right? Listen to find out.

Bennington is a comedian and a writer currently working on his debut novel. He joined us on the Red Lion patio to talk about being home schooled, leaving Virginia to come to LA, working for Dominos, and all of the writing projects he's currently working on. We also get into Bennington's rankings of the Pack Theater's 16 sketch comedy teams in a new segment entitled IN THE POINTS PRESENTS: INSIDE THE BASEBALL.

We hit the classic segments like Street Sweepin' (theme song by Devin Crittenden), the Four Points, and the Kit Kat Quick Chat. But really this is an in-depth, at times dark, examination of Bennington's psyche. It's really closer to an episode of WTF than it is LFTRL, but it's still RRGO (really really good overall). Seriously, Bennington's story is super interesting and it's worth listening even if we laugh or sip #bitburger silently while he bares his sweet, soft, sincere, soul to us.

Honestly this podcast IS controversial because it's so damn well edited. We keep getting better and better at podcasting and thank you all for appreciating us and listening. Shout out as always to the Red Lion staff for being so accommodating and letting us do the podcast there. Some slight audio issues but it should be alright.

Catch Bennington performing every last Sunday of the month at the Pack Theater as part of the house sketch team Very Famous. You can also catch him at UCB and elsewhere around LA. And catch his debut novel coming out on Amazon Kindle later this year.

Thank you again to all the fans around the world who bought a mug. Thank you to Bennington Sullivan Grant for being on this podcast. Thank you to the Red Lion Tavern in Silver Lake, Los Angeles for being such a great place to call home. Thank you.