The Saint Mort Show

The Saint Mort Show

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The Saint Mort Show episodes

  • Episode 12: Dumb-Step

    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.

    This is a weird one because it's just my friend and two of my best friends just playing around on guitars and talking about random stuff happening in the world. There's a bunch of random songs by me.

    50 min
  • Episode 11: Saint Mort's Lost Episode
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    45 min
  • Episode 10: Fire Engines Are Red
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    49 min
  • Episode 9: I'm a Winner and I Celebrate Winners
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    44 min
  • Episode 8: Nice F***ing Model
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    58 min
  • Episode 7 - Crazy Ernie

    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.

    This week's episode is super distorted and also features a truly awful Bill Cosby impression.

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 6: What?! Woo! Man!
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    59 min
  • Episode 5: That Still Classifies Me as a Musician
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 4: Why a Deli?
    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.
    53 min
  • Episode 3: Straight Outta Brooklynshire

    This episode was recorded in 2011 in my grandmother's basement. I've been trying to bring everything back un-edited and that almost means I don't listen to these episodes. On the off-chance that I said some questionable things in 2011 know that a decade of growth has happened since. While I can't speak for if the comedy holds up or not, I do think that these interviews deserved a space to live and that these are the early attempts at growing as a podcaster.

    This episode has a particularly embarrassing moment in my podcasting career in which my grandmother asked me to get something at the grocery store in the middle of the interview and I forgot to edit it out. It's the amateur hour thing ever but for some reason I still wanted to keep it in as evidence of podcast growth. I assume most people have stumbled upon these from other podcasting projects I've done.

    Additionally this episode continues the very poor-tasted date rape joke in Episode 2. I'm legit embarrassed about how funny I definitely seemed to think the joke was; but again; I refuse to hide my past but instead advertise that I've grown as a person.

    54 min

About The Saint Mort Show

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The Saint Mort Show was a weekly podcast focusing on the fringe of entertainment. For 4 years host Matt "Saint Mort" Kelly sat down with various up and coming writers, directors, musicians, bloggers, comedians to discuss their careers and interests.