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Lee's back with a banger of an episode. He talks about a recent gig where a 300 person audience and 1 comedian pranked him hard and a night out with his cousins and their friends. He also discusses his brother's crazy travels to India and the mystical nature of this world we live in.
We're back with a heater! Lee discusses the pros and cons of Miami club culture, mostly cons. He also describes what it was like being vetted by the Secret Service, meeting Ivanka Trump, and the backlash of being connected to Theo, the President, and everything else that makes people angry lol.
This episode is a ripper. Lee discusses the first house he ever lived in, a wild college football tailgate with his grandfather, and regales a couple stories of his hilarious mother.
Lee's back! On today's episode, Lee mourns the loss of his yellow glasses, discusses a trip back home to Cincinnati, gender reveals, how he discovered marijuana, and MORE!
Lee discusses his family's healthy and hilarious relationship with death, a weekend on the road with Billy Gardell ("Mike" from "Mike and Molly"), and recants the recent tale of a bar fight in Nashville.
This episode, Lee discusses the downfall of the American mall, restaurant etiquette, and whether or not he's a good person. He also discusses his dear Uncle Frank, who is currently fighting a nasty cancer down in Lexington.
Lee talks about his lady, wedding rules, rules of the road, and that one time his car got jacked by the Kia Boyz.
Lee makes it to thirty minutes again! Recanting a couple horrific stories from college, fervently defending peddle wagons, and reminiscing on his grandfather.
Lee discusses gym and sauna disasters, Wicked, Billionaires, and the craziest dude he's ever golfed with.
Lee discusses taking care of your sick partner, his early days of nicotine and alcohol use, and recants some of his run-ins with the law as a young man.
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A solo podcast from stand up comedian Lee Kimbrell. Stories from his past, tales of his present, and musings of what the future might hold.