Two Mic Minimum

Peter and Sean are making this now-terrible podcast great again by chatting with comedian and radio host, Scott McAfee who is the creator of the The Make America Laugh Again comedy show that the two riffed on in episode #35.

Peter and Sean sit down with mother and comedian, Alyce Chan who is the host and creator of the BYOB comedy show at WORD Bookstore in Brooklyn where audience members with babies and toddlers are welcome.

Peter and Sean are joined by comedian Marena Riyad who talks about her experience pursuing comedy as a Palestinian-American Muslim woman. Marena is a Dallas-based comedian who was the runner-up in the Funniest Comedian in the Heartland competition in 2019.

Peter and Sean talk about the very funny conservative comic, Adam Yenser and look into a comedy show that bills itself as a haven from hyper-sensitive audiences but doesn't allow comedians to curse or do material that isn't right-leaning.

Peter and Shaun dive into the international comedy scene with comedian Shaun Eli who has done stand-up in five different continents. You can check more of Shaun out, including his upcoming dates, on his website: https://www.brainchampagne.com/

Peter and Sean get into it with another carcast, this time inviting comedian Charles Engle to the back seat to talk about the comedy scene in Phoenix and the greater Arizona area. Charles is the host of the podcast, "Please Send Nudes" and runs a weekly stand-up show at Bowery Electric in NYC called "Freestyle Comedy."

It's another carcast with Peter, Sean, and their wonderful guest from Maine: comedian Marcus Cardona. Marcus is the assistant manager at Brooklyn House of Comedy and has independently produced a wide variety of shows throughout NYC, including Swan Dive at Crystal Lake in Brooklyn.

Peter and Sean sit down with comedian, Miguel Muciño who gives them

a rundown of the growing Spanish-speaking comedy scene in New York. Miguel is the host of the podcast, "90 Day Fiance, I Want My Podcast" and performs all over NYC, including on the Spanish-only El Barrio comedy show at Los Feliz.

Peter and Sean dive into it with an in-depth New York Times article pertaining to barking, during which Sean discovers that one of the barking comics is just him from the future.

Peter and Sean catch up with their Orlando friend, Samantha Ivey alongside Peter's good friend from school, Michael Ganjehlou. Samantha is a Florida native who spent 8 years honing her comedy skills in Daytona and Orlando before recently making the big move to NYC. She is a huge Star Wars nerd who has performed at the Orlando Comic Con and has also opened for Jeff Ross. Michael is not a comic, but we love him very much.