Shut Up I Love It

Shut Up I Love It

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Shut Up I Love It episodes

  • EP 379 - MENOPAUSE with Kristy Martino

    Writer Kristy Martino helps us appreciate MENOPAUSE, historically blamed on “the wandering womb” and said to make women “dull, unattractive, and cowlike.” Oh the good ole days!

    Episode Links: Kristy's Website Joe's Patreon

    53 min
  • EP 376 - DOOMSCROLLING with Spencer Frankeberger

    What if DOOMSCROLLING isn't the problem... but the solution? Leave it to Spencer Frankerberger (The Infinite Husk, Hacks, NBC/Universal's Late Night With Chucky), a Greek-American actor/director and MT-BC obsessed with movies, theme parks (@theoreticalthrills), and sports.

    Episode Links: Spencer's IG Theoretical Thrills Joe's Patreon

    51 min
  • EP 375 - AMERICAN PIE (1999) with Coral Rucker

    Finally, a guest brings on something CANCELLED! Comedy writer Coral (Carl) Rucker is here to defend AMERICAN PIE (1999), and he only saw the edited version...until recently.

    Coral is currently working on his feature JESUS CAMP, a raunchy comedy about a group of teens on a mission to lose their virginity at a hyper-strict church camp.

    Episode Links: Coral's IG Joe's Patreon

    52 min
  • EP 373 - EMERGENCIES with Lorraine DeGraffenreidt

    Why would a reasonable person like our guest, TV writer and comedian Lorraine DeGraffenreidt, love EMERGENCIES, for crying out loud? We dig deep -- we find out.

    Come see Lorraine at Demon Blood Comedy Show 2 Year Anniversary September 2nd!

    Episode Links: Demon Blood Comedy Joe's Patreon

    38 min
  • EP 371 - JAZZ with Dhiren Panikker

    Pianist, composer, and teacher Dhiren Panikker is here to profess his love of JAZZ, the music that used to be popular but is now often considered difficult to access and too complicated. Dhiren is a co-owner of Innovation Music Studio, Inc.

    Episode Links: Dhiren's IG Innovation Music Studio Dhiren on Spotify Joe's Patreon

    58 min

About Shut Up I Love It

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Many years ago, Sasha Feiler and Joe Cabello met in line for an improv show. They were young, dumb, and full of it. What followed were comedy shows so explicit, “genitalia” was practically a term of endearment.