Socially Distant

Join Weber and Richie as they poetically speak about how History Channel and Discovery used to be different, Documentary Now!, and the word "Alright". Richie returns to The Chuckle Club for more excellent poetry!

Woohoo, we made it to 25 episodes! On this action-packed episode, Weber and Richie go over a fun Top-25 list and discuss VHS tapes. Weber also breaks Richie, causing him to forget the concept of language.

The deeper we get into Weber and Richie's quarantine brains the more we see desperation taking over. (How was that? I'm taking an online dramatic writing class just for ha-ha's) Join the duo as they discuss how they can get VICE to make a film on Richie, Shock Art, and Mandy Patinkin. 

Weber and Richie sit down with Dan Romeo, a musician and journalist from Newtown, CT, to talk about how Coronavirus has impacted the music industry. Richie also weighs in on how comedy/improv has been impacted as well. Just a couple of guys being dudes, what's better than that?

Join Weber and Richie as they talk about their lives, Richie's new music, and the Long John Silvers conspiracy. Richie returns to The Chuckle Club for some more live poetry!

Join Weber and Richie as they wind down for the week and discuss some Corona and non-Corona news headlines, bathroom stories, and what they miss the most during quarantine. Also, some insider info on our next guest!

For their 20th episode Weber and Richie invited Richie's dad, James Oliver, on the show...no, really, they did! Join the rowdy trio as they discuss how much Corona sucks and buckle up for some wild and crazy stories from Mr. Oliver's past. You don't want to miss this one.

On this episode of Socially Distant, Weber enlightens Richie with his discovery of the 90s Hip-Hop Comedy duo "2 Live Jews" and the pair butts heads over the pronunciation of "Crayon". Also featured is a riled-up discussion about the current anti-lockdown protests happening in America and a trip down memory lane!

On this very special episode of Socially Distant Richie caresses our ears with a reading of "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats" by T.S. Eliot - the book of poems that inspired the musical Cats. Join Weber and Richie as they discuss the poems, the musical, and the unfortunate cash-grab/cinematic lobotomy that is the 2019 Cats film.

Join Weber and Richie as they recap the events of their weekends and have a discussion about the new EP from Millington, "Beatdown Generation". Millington's Cody Okonski was a guest on Episode 6 right before they released their single "Misery" and it was very exciting to see how the full record came out and how they have continued to build upon their already distinctive sound  - congrats Millington!