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Author Stephanie Kuehnert talks about her books "I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone" and "Ballads of Suburbia", how bartending is good for you and how she really doesn't have anything to do with "Jersey Shore".

Junior Stopka makes everyone laugh and feel odd inside. He also tells us about his favorite part of the Grand Prize Game and then does, well, just listen.

Team Band makes glorious noise. They were good sports.

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Two funny people talk to me in a tiny room! Fun times!

Liza is part of Riot Comedy. It's a fun show on Thursday nights at Chicago Joes. It's fun. Really. I love it.

Kevin is a writer for The Late Live Show. He's funny and makes me smile. In my heart.

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Here's the link to Riot Comedy.

Liza and a few other Chicago comedians write for a site called The Proposal. Visit here.

Kevin made a video called "Blind Date" that Liza said is funny. Watch it here.

The link to The Late Live Show is here.

A nice, long show. Listen to Brandon (me, from here on out I'll use me or I, the third person always seems wrong) yell at Kevin for no reason. I really need to stop abusing him. He did get to spray me in the face with water so at least it's not one-sided.

Brian Costello ("The Enchanters vs. Sprawlburg Springs") informs us of the elderly, Nazi lady in Lincoln Square and the sexism (my word, not his) of the Grand Prize Game computer. He's funnier than me.

Cameron Esposito ("Grab Them Aghast") performs stand-up and lets me talk to her about smelly performers. I say odd things and she permits it. She's nice and obviously funnier than me.

Trevor McSpadden from The Hoyle Brothers tells us about moving from Texas and plays a really great, intimate solo set. Not funnier than me.

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live Podcast Recording at the Hungry Brain with Brandon Wetherbee and Esmeralda Leon, guests Scott Smith, Alex White performing special solo set, stand-up from Cameron Gillette, music from Jeremy Tromburg and more.

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I didn't know the lead singer of a band I booked was a pretty well known, really good cartoonist for the first five years. I was out of the loop. Now I am not. A nice conversation with the wonderful Paul Hornschemeier. Talk of drawing, writing and other artsy stuff.

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You, Me, Them, Everybody Live Podcast Recording at the Hungry Brain with Brandon Wetherbee and Esmeralda Leon, guests Adam Burke and Jacqui Ryan, music from Al Scorch and more.

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Getting a job writing for SNL, performing at open mics and moving to New York with one of the funniest men Chicago has produced.

The man behind "Roctober" and "Chic-A-Go-Go" talks about writing in depth pieces on lesser known artists, live television and staying positive.