Join Zach Peterson and Kevin Casey White as they dive into comedy, fast food, magazines, and the future of humanity in this lively and humorous conversation.

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In this episode of Stop It!, Zach Peterson sits down with comedian Dave Ross for a hilarious and insightful conversation. They tackle everything from the ups and downs of touring, the absurdity of engagement ring prices, to the peculiarities of food delivery services. Dave shares his experiences navigating the comedy scene in New York City, including the viral success of his recent subway tech ads, and the duo dives deep into the cultural quirks of Orlando and the infamous Fun Spot. With plenty of laughs and a candid look at the challenges of modern life, this episode is a delightful mix of humor, personal anecdotes, and relatable discussions. Don’t miss their take on the complexities of relationships, mental health, and the ridiculousness of societal expectations!

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Zach Peterson dives deep into the world of show business with his guest, Heather Jones. They tackle the complexities of celebrity culture, discussing the fine line between talent and personality, and how some stars can be both brilliant and difficult. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they reminisce about their early experiences in comedy, the nuances of social interactions, and the challenges of navigating the entertainment industry. With plenty of laughs and candid moments, they also explore the importance of sincerity in relationships and the quirky dynamics of friendship and fame. Don't miss their insightful banter about mental health, the pressures of performance, and the absurdity of life!

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In this episode of Stop It!, Zach Peterson welcomes back actor and podcaster Steve Berg for a hilariously candid conversation. They dive into Steve's experiences on shows like The Good Place and Ghosts, sharing behind-the-scenes anecdotes and the challenges of acting versus stand-up comedy. The duo explores their shared love for nostalgic pop culture, from sports legends to the quirks of Omaha life, and even touches on the mysterious world of folklore and cryptids. With plenty of laughs and insightful discussions, this episode is a delightful blend of humor, storytelling, and a bit of the bizarre. Don’t miss out on their musings about Halloween parties, tattoo regrets, and the importance of embracing one’s inner freak!

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Join Zach Peterson and guest Nathan Hults as they explore improv comedy, childhood memories, favorite movies, and more in this lively and humorous conversation. Discover insights into comedy, film, and personal growth, all delivered with wit and authenticity. Tune in for a delightful mix of laughter, nostalgia, and a few surprising revelations that will keep you entertained and engaged!

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In this engaging interview, Zach Peterson hosts Chris Covey, an attorney and stand-up comedian, to discuss his charity work with Mustaches for Kids Omaha, his personal journey with mustache growing, and a variety of lighthearted topics including favorite foods, childhood memories, and humorous anecdotes.

Whether you're a fan of comedy, curious about charity work, or just in for a good laugh, this episode has something for everyone. Don't forget to check out Chris’s upcoming shows and the Mustaches for Kids events, and consider donating to support this great cause!

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Zach sits down with an old friend — Sausha Durkan, director of Hurrdat Sports, Hale Varsity and NEB Preps — for a conversation that covers a lot of ground and almost none of it sports. They get into how Sausha landed in sports media after shadowing nuclear medicine and deciding it was boring, her allegiances to the Patriots and Penguins, and what she'd do if Omaha ever got a pro team (the Gummy Bears are on the table). From there, things go sideways in the best way: Are birds spies? Should people need a license to use the internet? What's the best driving album of all time, and why can't Zach remember the name of the one he actually wants to talk about? They also weigh in on Rob Gronkowski's acting range, Rage Against the Machine fans who missed the point entirely, and why everyone online is basically 12 years old. Pull up a bucket.

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This episode brings producer Joslyne into the hot seat for a conversation that covers heroes, haunted door latches and the ethics of checking out from the news entirely.

They dig into bucket questions about dreams quietly let go, why ugly people deserve more screen time, and whether Mac Miller and Kurt Vonnegut belong in the same breath. Joslyne reveals she's too scared of the dark to finish her Wicca initiation. Zach lands somewhere between reframing his comedy goals and seriously considering a move to the middle of nowhere.

Also: the Amish are selfish, ghosts probably aren't mad about candle scent, and someone should really start a Patreon.

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On this episode of Stop It With Zach Peterson, Omaha comedian and improv teacher Karl sits down to talk about what it actually takes to do improv well and all the terrible ideas improvisers have for shows they'll probably never do. Karl shares his philosophy on building a scene from a single suggestion (shoes, in this case), why checking in is both the worst and best thing you can do onstage, and what a Gremlins 2 character modeled after him would look like in disturbing detail. The conversation also drifts into swimming as an Ozempic alternative, the Manosphere, AM radio ghosts, and the Onion buying Infowars. It closes on a genuinely thoughtful note: what does love look like when no one's watching? Karl's got a real answer — and then immediately ruins it. Catch Karl at King Louie shows at the Backline (first Fridays, 9:30 p.m.) and the Ware House (third Fridays, 7 p.m.).

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This week, we get into it with Kansas City comedian Carlos Chamon. From hoof cleaning videos and algorithm brain rot to hauling 30 folding chairs for comedy shows and declaring war on DiGiorno, nothing is off limits. We talk about why everyone feels a little off lately, how the internet is shaping our brains (for better or worse), and the realities of producing comedy on the road. It’s chaotic, a little existential, and very funny—just how we like it.

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