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My BFF Randy Newbury (guitarist, music teacher, smooth skin) joins the first episode of 2020 and man, was there a lot to talk about! We discuss our new found love of Fortnite, being adult babies again through the Covid 19 crisis, and more. The podcast is back and better than ever, at least that is what I tell myself in the mirror every morning. Also big thank you to Randy to providing the show with a new theme song and to my new producers, Comedy Pop-Up, run by comedian Paul Verdugo.

This week, Comedian Betsy Cox is back for a very special episode where we deep dive the legendary, groundbreaking, earthshattering 1997 action film "Con Air". From Nicolas Cage's mullet to John Cusack's leather sandals, we cover what may be the greatest film in the history of airplane focused cinema.

This week, comedienne and actress Betsy Cox stops by the show to talk about her journey from southern Louisiana to the comedy stages of Los Angeles. Along the way, we make stops to talk about her upbringing, our catholic school experiences, and we deep dive her love of Mama's Family, Sanford and Son, and Con Air?!?

Comedian Josh Florhaug is back for last time around the pop punk history block to discuss some forgotten fan favorites, pop punk video style, and where the scene went and where it currently is going.

Comedian Josh Florhaug is back in the studio so we can continue our descent down the deep, dark, and super fun rabbit hole of pop punk history. Hear us break down skinny jeans, the old guy in the band, and how Simple Plan made you feel like a loser.

Comedian Josh Florhaug is back in the studio so we can continue our descent down the deep, dark, and super fun rabbit hole of pop punk history. Hear us break down skinny jeans, the old guy in the band, and how Simple Plan made you feel like a loser.

Comedian Josh Florhaug stops by to discuss the unguiltiest pleasure of them all, pop punk music. Josh and I discuss our beginnings with the genre, where it all came from, and where it currently stands in today's culture. From Blink 182 to Fall Out Boy, no rock is left unturned!

This week I sit down with comedian David Nieker to discuss his fondest for classic country music and The Three Stooges while growing up in 1970s Chicago and Nashville.

Comic Katie K explains her love and admiration for the real Queen Bee of daytime television, the one and only Judge Judy Sheindlin!