In this episode, I interview last months headliner Kayla Esmond.

She is a comic based out of Central Arkansas and has been living in LA for over half a year now. She has a B.A. in Musical Theater, with a minor in dance and creative writing. 

We discuss her origins in stand-up, what it's like to live the life of a road comic, and how she enjoys hosting even though hosts are underpaid and underappreciated. 

I really should start uploading more frequent episodes. I have a lot of backlogged interviews where they plug their next sets.....and by the time it comes out it's too late. ⠀

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I'm getting better as I go, though.⠀

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This week's episode is with @bairthecomic⠀

With only 2 years of experience so far, Bair has hit the road and gathered experience that has benefited him greatly. Now living in L.A. he constantly travels back to Arkansas to be both a father to his 6-year-old son and a comic to the clubs. Constantly improving and writing, his work ethic is one to be admired. ⠀

As a single father myself, I was inspired by his dedication and hope to someday also find the balance that will enable me to both be a father and a good stand-up comic.⠀

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Our latest episode with our New defending champ was with @Chris Sugi.  Committed to finally being able to pursue his career in stand-up Chris has overcome many challenges in this game called life. We dive deep into his past and discuss how even though LIFE can throw unexpected trials and tribulations towards us....A passion never dies. Almost like herpes. Even though you can't see it, you know it's there. A very inspiring episode that is sure to motivate anyone who feels they have missed their opportunity to chase their dream. As the great victorian novelist George Eliot once said "It is NEVER too late to be what you might have been."  You can find this episode latest episode on Spotify and Youtube by searching "UltimateBS Podcast"

In today's episode I interview Anthony Martin. We talk about the nuances of being a showrunner, a host, and a comic. We also discuss the difficulties in finding your voice when you're style of comedy is a little weird. Always trying to learn. I hope everyone enjoys :D

In today's episode I update you on how the show at Elevation Bar went. I discuss the things that went well, the things that didn't go so well, and what I learned from the experience.

In this episode I interview Kevin Pollard Jr. where I try and uncover the secret behind his amazing talent to just "Flow" with his words.

A very streamlined process of words and ideas all at once. I had trouble finding where to cut this episode to include the intro music as well as the commercial. Because the conversation was just that good. I hope everyone enjoys this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it.

The third episode where I further elaborate on my progress, as I attempt to make the Ultimate Bringer Show the next big thing in LA stand-up Comedy. I talk about my worries with hosting my new show at a bar, the debate with charging for tickets or keeping a show free, and my top reasons for doing this show.

I continue to talk about the behind the scenes observations and lessons I'm getting from being a showrunner. This documents my journey as I attempt to make the Ultimate Bringer Show the next big thing in the LA Stand - Up comedy community.

Be sure to follow me on Instagram @ultimatebringershow

In this episode I had the pleasure of Interviewing one of the headliners of my show, Rob Banks. 

I really enjoyed the conversation, we talked about the struggles of running a show, Rob's comedic origin story, and the Fourth Wall.