Ladies and Gentlemen, Cory Lytle from the the critically acclaimed Off The Deep End Podcast is in the building! Off The Deep End is a podcast that he co-hosts with fellow Tucson comedian, Cody Stucki. In the first half of today's episode the guys discuss the possibility of Connor starting an OnlyFans page with "special" content, Clint is absolutely fucking tired of Connor's stupid fucking shit, and Cory is forced to listen to a drawn out conspiracy formulated by Clint about his theory on why Mel Gibson is no longer considered a big name in Hollywood. In the second half of the episode the gang collectively decide that if you do a little doodie, it just ain't that big of a deal. Cory reveals that there indeed is a Bongo Circle scene somewhere lurking in the parks and possibly somewhere in the drainage systems in the inner Tucson area. He also details a time where he watched his friend almost die after smoking the legendary Salvia plant. Make sure to listen to the Off The Deep End podcast with Cory Lytle and Cody Stucki anywhere you listen to podcasts, and follow them on social media, @bass_jedi for Cory on IG, and @st.cringe for Cody Stucki on IG as well. Thank you and enjoy these no-no words!

In this titillating episode of Canceled: Tony is nowhere to be found, but luckily we found another Hispanic gentleman (Manny Morales) who is around the same height, weight, color, and shape as Tony so hopefully no one has noticed the switch.  Connor enticingly opens the episode with his annoying ginger laughter because of the thought of someone getting "Psyched Up on E-Cig Juice" in their bloodstream. The Gang also tirelessly refutes their status as the only "Un-cancelable" podcast in existence by making the bold claim that no matter who gets "Canceled" the show will continue irregardless of social status, or number of subscribers and/or listeners to the podcast. Clint has also made aware the he has no regard for his continuous ingestion of potentially lead-based substances in the form of Mid-80's fast-food chain merchandise, and Manny is given one complete minute to outline and describe the horrendously deviant things he would do to Connor's holes. (Of course current events such as what occurred in Beirut are discussed too, we're not savages.) Enjoy these no-no words, friends!

In this episode of Canceled: With Tony still gone, the gang had to find someone to walk on dirt in his place. Who better than hysterical comedian, Tucson's favorite Tranny-Nanny, Manuel Jesus Luis Ernesto Flores Morales, or better known as Manny Morales! With Manny on board in this episode the guys were able to come up with an Incredible new tune "Deep Love" for esteemed LGBTQ-friendly rock band, The Allies, Clint proved that he smoked way too much weed by the sound of his "Pangaea/Whale" theory, Connor is forced to acknowledge his privilege (again...I mean-Jesus with this guy, really?), discuss the issues of credibility in the cult Sci-Fi hit "District 9", and expressed their general concern for the well-being of Manny's asshole. Thanks for listening, and enjoy these no-no words!

In this archived installment of Canceled: While Tony was away, Clint and Connor wanted to have a pre-show and episode for the ages, and it was had! BUT...unfortunately the FBI (unconfirmed) got a whiff of their awesomeness and sabotaged the episodes, garbling all the audio making it unintelligible and un-releasable, which resulted in this tasteful, yet poorly conducted episode that was deemed by the fellas to be used solely for clips and is therefore labeled "Unofficial". Enjoy these no-no words!

Why are the guys mad? It's definitely more so because Tony's not here and NOT because our original episode 6 got deleted. We love Tony, omg, so sad he's not here, awwww. Truthfully though, it's because the FBI knows that we have discovered the secrets of ALL of the known conspiracies, and some unknown as well. And obviously they decided that this knowledge was too great for 3 semi-autistic comedians from Tucson, Arizona to have, so they naturally ripped the rug right out from underneath us and scrambled the data from the episode. OOORRR we just didn't double check the audio quality before we started recording......Guess we'll never know. Too bad it's the pre-show.

How do we try to get Canceled in this episode, you ask? Well Tony is gone, so the guys can't hear Tony audibly wince at race-related jokes. Connor and Clint's solution? Do 17 minutes of material in Trump's voice, obviously (Flawlessly executed accents, if we do say so ourselves).  We care about the people here at Canceled. It's what we're known for. That's why we don't buy ottomans. If you support humanity: don't buy an ottoman. Enjoy these no-no words.

The gang gets philosophical in this precursor to episode 5 as they ponder the often asked question: "Do their bros stroke it at the same time as them?" You know, almost like a "Wonderin' if they're starin' at the same Moon as me" kinda deal. Too bad it's the pre-show and nothing matters.

Wow folks, what an entanglement this episode was. Clint asserts his status as the honorary Black man that he is and gives his honest take on Will Smith's status in Hollywood. Connor maintains the perspective of staying cucked, tucked, and ready to suck. And Tony is just plain curious about Wayfair's pricing. 

"Thanks fo' listenin'"   -Black Clint

In this riveting pre-show: A Mexican, a Mick, and an Italian walk into a podcast...Tony's lost love, Consuela, pays a visit, Connor reveals where his feel good places are, and Clint is incredibly ungrateful for the gifts Connor goes to very minimal lengths to get for him.

This week on Canceled: Clint just gets on everyone's nerves because he's being too damn loud. We give hilarious comedians Darryl Graves and Jack Fletcher a call and they share with us their favorite Nazi jokes and why Clint is an honorary black man. Enjoy these no-no words, thanks for listening!