No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Frank King joins The Pondcast for a hilarious and insightful conversation about bad bosses, terrible workplace experiences and the lessons we learn from them. Along the way, we discuss working at a bar, the fall of Blockbuster, the rise of Netflix, mental health and how going from stand-up comedy to doing Ted Talks is a grind—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

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No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Why do we buy things we never planned to purchase? Michael Hebert of Oilers Live! joins The Pondcast for a funny and nostalgic conversation about impulse buying, hockey culture, podcasting over the years, and the strange joy of spending money on things that seemed like a good idea at the time—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Bob LeMent of Static Radio (http://staticradio.com) joins The Pondcast for a hilarious conversation about buying things just because they’re on sale. From unnecessary purchases to clearance-bin logic, this episode explores the mental gymnastics behind good deals and why some of us convince ourselves we’re saving money while spending it—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Composer, entrepreneur, and writer David Andrew Wiebe joins The Pondcast for a fun and insightful conversation about ... office coffee? Kinda. From drinking soda as children to fighting writer's block, this episode explores the inner workings of remote workers and how they find motivation to get things done—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Curt Price, former co-host of Let’s Go Blues Radio, joins The Pondcast for a hilarious conversation about midlife crises, aging, pickleball, hockey war stories and the aches and pains that suddenly become part of everyday life. From staying active to realizing your body doesn’t recover like it used to, this episode is painfully relatable—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Pastor and adult film actress Christy Love joins The Pondcast for a funny and thought-provoking conversation about why we keep boxes “just in case.” From moving from San Diego to Los Angeles to discussing life changes, writing projects and unexpected career paths, this episode blends relatable habits with real-life stories.—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Friend Jennifer Spellazza joins The Pondcast for a funny and relatable conversation about one of life’s most universal experiences: forgetting why you walked into a room. From parenting and busy schedules to doctor visits and everyday life in St. Louis, this episode dives into the chaos of memory lapses and modern life—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Former Boston-area police sergeant Jim Vaglica joins The Pondcast for a fun and thought-provoking conversation about retirement fantasies. From future trips to the many goals we set for ourselves, this episode blends real-life experience with humor as we explore what we really want out of life after work—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

In this episode of The Pondcast, Cam—self-described “untitled funny man” and Jeff's cousin—joins for a hilarious and nostalgic conversation about failing driving tests, riding around with family, and the chaos that comes with it. From relatable driving stories to growing up and family memories, this comedy podcast episode blends humor, life experiences, and real conversations—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.

No script. No structure. Just a conversation that somehow turns into something hilarious.

Amateur comedian Tina Azzam joins The Pondcast for a hilarious deep dive into one of life’s most awkward everyday experiences: elevators. From unspoken social rules to strange encounters, this comedy podcast episode explores why elevators bring out the weird in all of us—no script, no rules, just stories and laughs.