A extra special holiday episode brings back Tony Foxworthy and Jake Smith to talk all things holidays! What is Tony's favorite Christmas movie? What did Jake ask for Christmas this year? Find out by listening to this extra special holiday episode! Happy Holidays! 

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This episode was bitter sweet because Ryne Ross couldn't be there to record due to the fact he was showing Covid-19 symptoms at the time and hadn't gotten his test results, but good news... HE WAS NEGATIVE! Nolan Miller still had a blast hosting the podcast solo. Jonathan Pfendler, a talent too special for a small comedy scene like Indianapolis, is the guest; Nolan and Jonathan talk some comedy shop. Jonathan performs improv in Chicago and performs stand up in Indianapolis and Chicago.  Jonathan Pfendler is also a cast member of A Evening with The Authors at the White Rabbit Cabaret! 

Thanks again to Adam and Playground Productions in Irvington for hosting the podcast each week. 

Jake Smith, a good friend of both the hosts, talks about what it is like starting to perform stand up before and during a pandemic. Jake Smith and Ryne started performing around the same time, and Nolan, Jake, and Ryne all worked at Helium Comedy Club Indianapolis at the same time. 

Thanks again to Adam and Playground Productions in Irvington for recording our podcast each week! 

Dan West, a comedian who lives in Northern Indiana, blesses the podcast with the saddest bombing story we have had yet on the podcast! Listen to find out what happened! Nolan admits he isn't that political, and Ryne screws up a shoutout! 

Thanks again to Adam and Playground Productions in Irvington for hosting the podcast once again! 

Happy Turkey Day! Roy McMahon comes on the podcast with a history of being one of the few musical comedians in the Indianapolis Comedy Scene. Now a businessman and father, he reminisces with Nolan and Ryne about his comedy history, his weird show with Creed Bratton (yes that Creed Bratton), and then Roy psycho-analyzes Nolan at the end of episode, all in good fun! 

We, Nolan and Ryne, are so thankful for our audience we have found so far doing this podcast. We are grateful to the people who listen each week. Love you guys! We are also thankful this Turkey Day for Adam at Playground Productions in Irvington for helping us every week edit and produce this podcast. We love you, Adam! Also, thank you to all the performers who have been on our podcast so far. This would be nothing without you guys!  

Jeff Bodart is frequently on the Bob and Tom radio show and has been headlining comedy venues for almost 9 years. Jeff was afraid someone was going to shoot him at a show once, he talks about his love for making fun of his audience, and there was some nerdy video game talk. 

Thanks again to Playground Productions Studio in Irvington for hosting us each and every week! You like our podcast? Tell your friends to listen? You really like our podcast? Give us a 5 star review on apple podcasts! 

Trying to diversify the types of performers on our podcast, we had a nationally renown burlesque performer on the podcast this week! Darci Williams aka Pepper Mills, the goto sass of the Indianapolis burlesque,  is a close friend of Ryne and Nolan; All three worked together at Helium Indy. Pepper talks all things burlesque. She also explains why she loves to bar tend at comedy clubs.

Hannah Roeschlein takes over the podcast on election night and dishes out some wisdom.  Hannah talks about the difference in comedy when you are sober versus black out drunk every night. Nolan gets controversial with some hypothetical questions. 

Thanks again Playground Productions for hosting us every week!

Local Stand up comedian  and heart throb Tony Foxworthy blessed the podcast with his presence this week! Tony talks about bombing for 3/6 shows on a weekend of shows at Helium Comedy Club. Tony also explains how he bombed an entire summer of shows once! Ouch! Nolan talks about something controversial (like always). 

Thanks again to Adam Rivere and Playground Productions for hosting us every week in Irvington!