Tummy Time

Stand-up comedian and one-time second-funniest person in Austin, Hunter Duncan (Comedy Central, FPIA) , is our kindred spirit. Welcome to Tummy Time! From local West Lake boy to the bright lights wolfing down Wall Street, the prodigal son is back in town and be brought back some laughs. Confessing your like for a girl - in Spanish, failing the elementary school gifted and talented test, and getting a set on Comedy Central (dot com). What's worse, bombing doing stand-up or bombing doing improv? Wondering how you can retell a joke to an audience? What's it like being the nicest guy in stand-up We gusta Hunter and we also think you'll gusta him, too.

Writer and Comedian, Elizabeth Schantz, teaches us some tricks. Welcome to Tummy Time. Growing up a poo-poo pee-pee girl ain't easy in a religious household. That never stopped Elizabeth. At a young age, she taught herself how to queef in order to protest bedtime. Sex-Ed wasn't taught in Texas and only the cool kids got snacks. We discuss the etiquette of subscribing to a friend's OnlyFans, cornering the queef asmr market, and why a woman's purity is neither a passed around rose nor does it involve oreos. From exploring the fever dick, saving the back door for marrige, and even a secret tip for free fajita scrimps, Elizabeth will have you wishing she'd stop queefing without confrontation on this very Hollywood episode of Tummy Time.

Comedian and Youtuber, Melissa Diaz, comes on the podcast and 'splains some stuff. Welcome to Tummy Time. Melissa from the Bronx talks growing up New York: from the bookworm kid with an active imagination to performing at stand-up clubs, staying away from salvia and sticking to St. John's Wort, and a tale of puppy love turned witching. Melissa 'splains Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, life in the Gulag, and what latent female sexuality is. What's the difference between Dominican and Puerto Rican Spanish? What communist infractions can get me sent to a labor camp? And why are books so hard? Get ready to laugh, learn, and only read in case of emergency on this very educational episode of Tummy Time.

Dylan Sullivan will have you busting your guts. Welcome to Tummy Time. The stand-up comedian (Lights Out with David Spade, Comedy Central) and Comedy Mothership regular talks growing up in Aurora, CO (yep, around that time), doing salvia, and people coming after his rubies. Getting good at hiding handcuffs, dating a conservative as a gay man, and the ultimate cookbook inspiration. Ever make eye contact with another human while pooping? Feel like commenting 'Gnashing of Teeth' on this episode? Will Dylan find a wife for Justin so that he can live a more fulfilled life? All this and an impromptu therapy session/love intervention on this hilarious episode of Tummy Time.

Strap in! Stand-up comedian and Malaria med enthusiast, Sam Castillo joins us this episode and takes us on a world tour. Sam starts us off by trying to get sober in Botswana, living life as a religious man, trying to escape the Matrix, and opening up for Tim Dillon. Did you know identical twins value their individuality? How delicious are the night terrors from the Malaria medication? Looking for sound advice on sounding? All this and a counter-offer to a topless maid on this rollercoaster episode of Tummy Time.

Shy guy and stand-up comedian, Jason Rodriguez, joins us for Tummy Time. Fun times are in store as Jason takes us through his comedic journey: from growing up the nervous, shy kid to hosting an open mic in a crappy arcade all the way through moving to Austin midst the Great Rogan Migration. First kiss mishaps, Steve-O coming onto Jason after his Kill Tony set, and that craving for controlled attention. Ever been the caboose of a kiss train? Need some tips on how often to get onstage to hone your comedy craft? Where are you from-from plus how to ask about someone's ethnicity. Listen, laugh, and love on this episode of Tummy Time.

Stand-up comedian, Andrew Wagner, joins the Tummy Time crew and takes us to church camp! Laugh along the way as Andrew relives growing up religious, starting stand-up at 19, and the turn to clean comedy. First kiss tips and tricks, a promised Xbox in the mail, and a little chat about Alec Baldwin round out the show. Did you ever what really went down at church camp? Curious about how Andrew's dad reacted to 'Twisted Metal' on Nintendo 64? All this and much, much more on a very funny, very special episode of Tummy Time.

Angelina Martin (Comedy Central, Slide In The DMs) joins the Tummy Time crew and gets sent back to Summer School. Farmers are hot now, the open-mic grind, and flirting are all on the curriculum. Laugh out loud as Angelina walks us through her childhood growing up with sober parents, finding her sherpa, and a very formative memory rizzing up a college hunk. Will Angelina make it out of the show without egg on her face? Is the bus driver still a-calling? Is 40-50 people the optimal number at a party? All this on more on this very special Tummy Time.

Pull back the curtain on this week's Tummy Time! Justin's been hard at work getting some interesting people to jump on the podcast and as a result of continued effort, he's been booked at the Velveeta Room in Austin. Though success is starting to show it's head, Justin is still trying to figure out (on the fly) what the show's concept is and how we can get more 5-star reviews. Going to Granger Lake reminds Justin of church camp shenanigans and Neil of band camp shenanigans. We shop the idea of "Ball-to-Ball with Justin Soileau" or "Justin Soileau's Balls" hoping to one day ascend to the heights of the great Victor Noir. Swimming with shirts on, Filipino naming conventions, and a very special segment of Jamaica round out the show and we'll see you next Tummy Time.