Supersalad

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The boys are home after a whirlwind week of festivals. They recount the goings-on from the Saratoga Comedy Festival and It's Always Almost Over brought home some hardware from Amazing Fantasy Fest in Buffalo.

Shawn is back at the Saratoga Comedy Festival with another round of drop-ins from comics throughout the weekend. The conversations bounce all over the place as a rotating group stops by to hang out, tell stories, and get appropriately off track.

Featuring: Joe Briggs, Jake Silberman, Elizabeth Becz, Juan Pantaleone, Caleb White, Kinsey Ford, Duncan Harris, Lee Syatt, Will Johnson, Jen McMullen, Jaye McBride, Dan Madonia, Ray Harrington, and Andy McDermott.

Supersalad goes on location at the inaugural Saratoga Comedy Festival, where a rotating cast of comics drop in throughout the weekend. They talk about festival chaos, comedy vans, spite-based meals, dead comedian holograms, chili, and whatever else comes up.

Featuring: J. Connolly, Gus Young, Cody Montanye, Blake Whitbeck, Michael Agunbiade, and Caleb White.

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Anxious? Maybe skip this one. This week the guys get existential and talk about life after death and people playing God. Shawn also talks about opening for Big Jay Oakerson and the guys have film and comedy festivals coming up.

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This week the boys contemplate ocean travel, Jay goes to Boston, and there's a voicemail that stops the show in it's tracks.

This week the guys focus on family. Family reunions and a phone call with Shawn's mom.

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This week Jay's going through changes, Shawn tells a classic story of adolescence humiliation, plus new voicemails!

This week Jay murders Shawn but not before talking about the return of MySpace, American folklore, and our AI overlords.

Film Festivals and a cross-country trip.

Hudson Valley comedian Gavin Roman joins Shawn and Jay for a conversation about comedy, work, and the life experiences that shape a comic’s point of view. Gavin talks about his upbringing, working in a strip club, and how he continues to make room for comedy while balancing the rest of his life.