Somebody's Listening

Somebody's Listening

By Kevin M QuigleyComedyStand-Up
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Somebody's Listening episodes

  • Gay David

    Election Day has passed but there's no result in sight. One thing is for certain though, Kevin is extremely hung over. Boston comic Tommy O'Deed stops by to help Kevin get through this one. It's a real blue pow-wow where we discuss sex, drugs, and the fate of the failed American state Tommy O'Deed: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpcTsRwItQFWcimPrMLoZpQ

    58 min
  • Vote In The Way of Jesus

    It's election season folks! Kevin discusses his experience voting as well as a longstanding beef with a senile member of the community. Kevin reminds listeners to strive to live by the example of Jesus Christ while Dave tempts listeners to the wicked ways of Satan

    58 min
  • Zuckerberg did COVID!

    Kevin isn't feeling well so he records a slightly shorter episode from his apartment. He laments his decision to rejoin facebook, shares fun conspiracy theories, and announces that he's officially a tik tok guy now Hopefully he'll be firing on all cylinders again next week!

    36 min
  • Two News

    Kevin has head an eventful week traveling to the great states of New York and New Hampshire. He also visited Rhode Island too but that doesn't begin with "new" Subjects discussed include the perks of outdoor comedy, models who sit on sports cars, the great outdoors, future Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and the inherent sexual nature of nudity.

    0 min
  • Hogless and Labe-less

    Yet again, celebrities have insulted us with another patronizing PSA, but this time, they made it personal. Kevin discusses ways that they could improve their methods, as well as Donald Trump's COVID diagnosis, and the mentality of people who watch the Vice Presidential Debates.  Kevin came in swingin' this week, and Dave wears space bandit disguise for some reason.  Other subjects discussed include Comedy Central's fall from grace, New England icon Ernie Boch Jr, Claudia Conway, California's mask policy, and a very concerning minstrel song that Spotify feels is inoffensive. The gloves are off this time around folks, this is one for the books! Tune in!

    1 hr 2 min
  • The Vomit Chronicles

    Sober October is here! Kevin talks detoxing and recounts many memorable stories of various outings that he ruined by vomiting. Kevin and Dave share their thoughts on the debate but then lose interest and change the subject. 

    1 hr 1 min
  • A Man and His Rat

    In this delayed episode, Kevin discusses some hard hitting issues like ear gauges, septum piercings, pet rats, and the arrogance of pregnant women. Kevin is joined by his new producer, Dave, signified by a noticeable upgrade in audio quality 

    1 hr 2 min
  • History Of Tamworth

    Sorry for the delay on this one, Kevin was fat and sad yesterday. Ate an entire 17 inch Hawaiian pizza.

    In this episode, Kevin discusses scratch ticket gambits, his recent trip to the White Mountains, reviews a horrible movies about rivers, and briefly reviews the history of a quaint New England town, which ultimately reveals why America broke off from British rule.

    54 min
  • Invitation To Connect

    In this minimum-preparation episode, Kevin shares secret celebrity gossip,  endorses a local politician, libels a local "journalist"(as a bit), and talks about what he does and does not like about America's least favorite social network(LinkedIn) which leads to a shoutout to all-time motivational content creator Brendan Rogers Kevin also shares some thoughts on his old catholic high school, which undeniably made him the thing he is today

    56 min
  • Sex Bot That You Can't Actually Touch

    Boston comedian Dan Reardon (@realreadon) comes by Kevin's apartment with his very own microphone. They talk shop about the return of live comedy, and the hellish wasteland that is Twitter comedy. They also discuss a comedy special that neither of them have bothered to even watch. It's a real hoot!

    1 hr 9 min

About Somebody's Listening

From the publisher's feed

Nobody cared who we were when we were standups, and not much will change now that that's over. What keeps us going is that, no matter how bad it gets, someone, somewhere, is listening.