Local Gutter boy Kenny Capozzi talks with me about being a father and a degenerate at the same time. Much like my child hood this episode proves that no matter how fucked up it may get, love is all that really matters!

Me and Kathleen talk about my cats, her birds, and Pepper the one eyed Dachshund! Check it out!

Hot off his headlining set at Nick's Comedy Stop we have Jonathan Tillson in the building! Or car in this case. This Ep was live from my Hyundai! Chris Kinback showed up too and we shot the shit before doing sets at Capo. This one is less deep and more bullshiting. Have a listen!

I'm back with more frequent episodes. This was a short one I did to give you the feel of a real life open mic.

This is the music episode. We cover it all. Bands. Concerts. Party's. But somehow keep coming back to Blink and Will. And Yes. We did drink alot. Come to The Night Time Show at Thunderbar May 9th.

Wrapping up the South Shore Boyz Anthology with the brains of the operation Mr. Dan Hall. We talk about dealing drugs and how great/easy it is!

Me and one of the founders of Jed's Basement talk about the madness that was basement comedy in Boston. If you ever made it into the city's dingiest "Venue" then you know there was a sense of charm that went along with it, we talk about all that. Plus the time when he got choked out. Twice. And the time I forcefully made out with him. Yeah we covered all of Jed's, have a listen.

Tyler Swain is the leader of the South Shore Boyz and Bostons number one suit and tie comedian. He has one of the most incredible and interesting love lives I have ever heard of. This one gets quite crude so pop the head phones in as we explore the emotions and sexual prowess that is Tyler Swain!

Me and the least attractive South Shore Boyz talk about Weed, LSD, and Shrooms. It's just like being back in College minus all the learning!

Danny is back on the pod to catch us up on his parents divorce. We end up talking about losing our viginity, my hate for the homeless, as well as Danny's sexual insecurities. Looking back I may be too harsh on his mom. But another part of me is like, No. You're good. And I'm sticking with that part.