The Buddycast

Aaron Chase continues to inflate is already huge, disgusting ego. He breaks down his attempts to create a cult. Once he has a large enough base, the operation will soon begin. He will be purchasing a farm that all true believers are welcome to stay in. We will be stocking up on amo and food to create a self sustaining society. All members must grow Dread Locs and watch at least 1 Dave Chappelle special a week. You will be given extra food privilege if you are able to give Aaron Chase a successful tag for his jokes. HOWEVER! Tread lightly with this. If you give Aaron Chase a tag that bombs (Which is NEVER his fault) you will be severely punished. Thank you and welcome to the cult of ACMM.Please share with one person you can think of that will appreciate his divine philosophies.

Hosts Aaron Chase and William Henderson sit down and talk about the state of the union, Aaron's theory on boys raised by single moms and some cinematic stuff.

Aaron Chase decides to change it up and just rant. It's incredibly awkward at points and over all he's not proud of it. BUT this is a learning process. And these rant episodes will continue to come out and improve. So if you want to see the origin of it here you go.

On a story-telling episode of GAMEBOIZ; our hosts George Ferido and William Henderson revisit some childhood memories.  Whose stories include tall tales of outdoor bathrooms, arcades and Warped Tour.  We hope you're staying safe. Tell us some of your stories.

Aaron Chase contemplates his feelings on bitterness, petiteness and motivation.

Dallas gives advice on pitfalls in comedy and what to look out for. If you're looking to get into comedy or you're new to it, you should check this out.

Aaron and Zero talk about how they would handle a fast food situation and somehow end up talking about race and rape so... a typical conversation.

Aaron Chase tries to figure out his strategy for when he returns to the stage. What will he talk about? How will he talk about it?

Co-hosts Aaron Chase and William Henderson open with an ode to William's father, discuss Karens at their height and cover what they've been watching on quarantine.

Aaron Chase considers the future of his material in connection to his new thought process.