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Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.

This week on the show we are LIVE from the Trinidad Chief and Bicycle Festival and our call-in guest is Erin Rose. She's been having some trouble with a coworker, and we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.

This episode is all over the place and the hosts Evan Fitzgerald & Laura Lundsten are clearly excited for their upcoming road trip. With stories of getting sick on St. Patrick's Day, stolen aborted fetuses and getting tailed by cops, this episode is a wild one. The two explain their "Key" bit, give a review of The French Dispatch and also recap a few of their past road trips. They also call Evan's "Butt to Butt" brother to congratulate his recent graduation and discuss the upcoming visit. The podcast ends with a few videos, and Evan's cheesiest bit he's come up with yet.

This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the one and only Papa Jr Joseph Papa Johnson. Truly a power conversation with an enthusiastic person bringing a unique perspective to comedy. The episode opens with Dylan and PJ bonding over their love for Hip-Hop and its importance in their lives. Amid a few great Denzel Washington references, the group discusses the line between comedy being therapy V.S. being therapeutic, PJ explains how he got into doing comedy and his beliefs on who he was in past life. After voicemails, PJ tells his favorite conspiracy, a wild Ben Roy story and a few insane situations with cops he's experienced throughout his life. The episode ends with a few news stories and a small discussion on psychedelics. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!

Dylan Kantor and Austin Ledabski are two Denver based comedians that started a podcast to capture all things sports. This week we don't have our 3rd host Derric Ragsdale but his spot is filled in by Hockey lover, Josh Donoghue. In this episode we do a deep dive into Hockey and spend  most of the show discussing the Colorado Avalanche, and their current run in the playoffs. The Aves game is streaming while recording live so there's live reactions to the game throughout the podcast. The group also talks a bit Nuggets and Broncos as well, so there's a little something for everyone in this episode. 

Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.

This week on the show our call-in guest is Jason Fearn and he's having some trouble going too fast in his car, we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.

This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have three returning guests, Spaghetti Jake, Evan Joe and Carlos Morales. The episode opens with Spaghetti explaining his 3-point diet and then the guests explain the origins and story behind Local Joke Show, how it works also previous/future locations. Carlos is running to California to escape a mice infestation, Evan has Jake tell the story his summer of 1000 jobs and group does an a game of Top 5 things your therapist shouldn't say. After a decision is made on some joke thievery by David Spade, we play a round of "Whoms, Whoms" of historical trios, and go through some voicemails that spark discussion on Carlos's love for feet, and Evan Joe's wild night of love making across the desserts of Las Vegas. Spaghetti Jake walks us through how he makes Spaghetti, we breakdown some news in the podcast world and Evan diagnoses everyone's personalities based off of coffee order alone. Towards the end of the podcast we create our own fantasy comedy festival called the "Fully Outraged Tour" (possibly our most offensive bit yet), Evan Joe tells the story of going to a culty ritual rave and how his life is has a reoccurring yellow moth omen. (Also he did magic tricks for strippers and would kiss the one dollar bills) Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!

Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.

This week on the show our call-in guest is Kelsey Rosen and she's having problems at work, we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast. 

This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two returning guests, Ali Kareem and Damon Howard. The episode opens with some big questions and everyone bonds over a love for U2. Damon announces his new catchphrase and Ali admits that he might not be the greatest roast comic. Ali tells his comedy journey of starting in Omaha, and then he makes an announcement about T-town and his future in Denver. Evan asks about Ali's DVD sales in Iraq, and it leads to a discussion about how his life changed & evolved throughout time in Iraq with shifting governments and US military involvement. Ali shares the importance of feeling safe, and when surrounded by death, being able to laugh is invaluable. Damon and Ali both discuss the difficulty of talking with white people and that leads to the discovery of a new show favorite, "Racist, Sexist Boy!". We do a few submitted voicemails, one of which from Mr. Trump, and another teaches us how Islam keeps away the booty warriors. Ali does a few animal impressions, we learn about "the master of the pause", the guests play a few games, & the episode ends with a few news stories. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!

This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Bobby Mitchell, the owner of Whole Lotta Love, East Colfax's vintage apparel, vinyl and accessories shop, opened in March 2021. On this episode Bobby talks about his upcoming boxing match where he will step into the ring to raise money for a charity organization called Haymakers for Hope. If you want to see the fight, buy a ticket for June 16th at the Fillmore using my last name (Mitchell), or you can donate online at haymakersforhope.org. Austin talks about how he met Bobby, then asks Bobby to tell the origin story of Whole Lotta Love, and how he got started in the world of vintage clothing and records. That leads to a brief discussion about his father's path in life and how his life was impacted by his father's choices. While talking about his family, Bobby tells Austin about his twin sister and how the two of them could not be more of opposites, despite being twins. The two end the podcast on a discussion about tattoos and adolescent pranks. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.

This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the two hosts of Misinfomercials Podcast, Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens. This episode starts off with Dylan telling us about his 10 popped tires within the last year and his suspicion of who's to blame. We consider starting a podcast on the side of the highway, and Jeremy tells a story of how he saved an akward moment from happening by diffusing the situation with a fist bump. Evan gives an update on the laptop and gives Cory a gift to celebrate his birthday. Jeremy and Cory both tell their introductions to comedy and how they got started which led to a debate about the value of Comedy Classes. Cory and Evan both bond over skateboarding for a bit and Cory explains his first interaction with a trans woman (she shreds). The group talk about failed open mics, dive into the goofiness of Mormonism and This Day in History causes Cory to discuss Communism for 4 minutes straight without taking a breath. After a few voicemails, and news stories, we get the scoop on some of Mark Walberg's wild moments, we decide that even North Koreans dont need Applebees and we end the episode with a game of Sporcle that one person wins without contest. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!