This episode’s storyteller is Andrew Ti, creator and host of the blog and podcast “Yo, is this Racist?” His tale encapsulates all that we hold dear: youth, ignorance, and a series of choices leading to a situation that never should have happened.Subscribe to Andrew’s Podcast: http://www.earwolf.com/show/yo-is-this-racist/Get more Tales of Male Folly:www.talesofmalefolly.comtwitter.com/extracreditpodswww.soundcloud.com/talesofmalefolly

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This episode’s storyteller is writer, producer, and musician Rich Monahan who shares his tale of teenage psychological warfare using a bullhorn.Get more Tales of Male Folly:http://www.facebook.com/talesofmalefollyhttps://twitter.com/extracreditpodshttps://soundcloud.com/talesofmalefolly

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This episodes storyteller is actor, writer, and improviser Tim McKernan, who tells a hilarious story about something very non-hilarious.Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/extracreditpods

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This episode's storyteller is filmmaker and actor Joe O’Malley, who shares a story from the world of professional regional theatre, where, in this particular incident, coming of age, curiosity, and youthful naivety cross paths with one very forward leading man.

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This episode's storyteller is our host, Joe Tower, telling the tale of a boy crush, hero worship, and the stupid shit we do when we're trying to be cool.If you'd like to see Tales of Male Folly live, you're in luck! This Tuesday, January 24, you can join us at The Virgil in Los Angeles! Get all the info here: www.facebook.com/events/869842413158961/Follow The Extra Credit Network: twitter.com/extracreditpods

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This episode’s storyteller is actor and director Adam Mondschein who shares the memory of a boyhood vacation friendship, and what the feelings of exclusion can make one do with nothing more than an intersection, a bicycle, a passerby, and one incredible fib.

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This episode’s storyteller is performer, writer, and Emmy winning animator Jason Meier. He shares how the simple act of washing a sleeping-bag can get complicated when you’re a man. A man who’s just smoked a lot of marijuana.

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​This episode features Brandon Sornberger who is an actor, writer, improvisor, and bar manager. The latter figures prominently into the story he shared with our live audience, revealing the double life many bar managers lead: the one before last call, and the one after.Check out Brandon's blog athttp://brandonsornberger.tumblr.com/

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This episode's story teller is LA based comic and improviser Stephen C James who recounts the tale of his search for missing kids on a church youth trip and the revelation of his atheism.

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This episode involves story teller Jimmy Vickery, a rockstar, and a pretty stoned experience at The Magic Castle in Hollywood, CA, where Jimmy became unsure of where one trick ended, and the next one began.

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