Talked to Josh Volchko. Buy tickets to the Rubber City Comedy Festival and have a good time. That's basically the gist. No, we had a good chat and a good time. Great Ep. 

This is week is with comedian and Rubber City Comedy Festival Co-director Kyle Haunhorst. It was a great episode. We talked a lot about getting into a festival and getting rejected from one. Kyle shares some tips on what festival directors are looking for in a submission tape. I share a tip I got on how to get a great submission tape. I cut out most of the news segment because I thought everything else was more entertaining and important. But I did create the Patreon and we're just waiting on approval from the website. So soon you'll be able to see all the uncut footage and an extra episode a week there for $5 a month. You've been enjoying this podcast for free for 87 weeks. We put a lot of work into it. Don't be a cheap fuck. Also, jk we love you all. 

We talked to Joan Perkins about getting back into comedy after a long time off, the news, comedy records, and a whole lot more. Have Fun

I think the title says enough

who's still reading this thing? You know wtf the episode is by the title. If we change formats we'll let you know. Patreon coming this weekend. If you care enough to read this you better care enough to give us $5 a month. 

Eli Trichon is on the podcast today. He's an New York comic originally out of San Francisco. He was in the Rubber City Comedy Festival in 2021 and was back working at the funny stop. Great Talk. Great Weekend. Check it out. 

We talked to Leah Addison, producer of Snowflake Comedy Club, on the pod today and it was a great talk. You assholes never read these anyways so I don't know why I'm typing anything right now. Want to hear about a baby getting punched in the face and Joe Biden's crack pipes? Check out this episode.

Sorry it's late. It's worth the wait. 

Real Episode will be out on the evening of 2-16-22

Jared Bailey in the zoom