Podcast Summary
Live comedy podcast recorded in Austin, Texas: Tony Hinchcliffe's Kill Tony podcast offers a live, interactive experience with comedian performances and audience engagement, sponsored by Roman and 3 Chi.
The Kill Tony podcast, hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe, can be accessed through their website, deathsquad.tv, where past episodes and merchandise are available. The show is recorded live every Monday at the Vulcan Gas Company in Austin, Texas, and features a house artist, Ryan j e belt, who sells prints of his drawings. Sponsors for the show include Roman, a service for ED treatment, and 3 Chi, a provider of delta 8 THC products. The podcast also features a live band and frequent shoutouts to local businesses and friends. The show's format includes audience interaction and comedian performances, with the goal of providing a fun and engaging experience for listeners. Additionally, Tony encourages the audience to share their opinions on whether they enjoy it when comedians do well or poorly on the show.
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The podcast hosts are encouraging listeners to check out 3chi chi.com for delta 8 products, using the discount code "kill Tony" for a 5% discount. They also highly recommend the Ridge Wallet, which comes with a lifetime warranty and a 45-day test drive period. The hosts are surprised by the cool guests they're able to bring on the show in Austin, Texas, and this week's guest is Ron White. They also mention the possibility of creating Kel Tony bingo cards for the show. Instead of starting the show with a name from the bucket, they're offering a special treat first.
Newest Regular on Kil Tony Brings Unique Perspective and Humor: Autistic comedian Hans Kim made his debut on Kil Tony with relatable experiences, quick wit, and impressive stage presence, leaving a lasting impression on the audience and fellow comedians.
Hans Kim, the newest regular on Kil Tony, brought his unique perspective and clever humor to the stage during his debut performance. Hans, who is autistic and lives in Austin, Texas, shared relatable experiences and jokes that showcased his intelligence and quick wit. The audience and fellow comedians, including Ron White, were impressed with Hans' calm delivery and ability to handle challenging situations on stage. Despite facing some difficulties as the newest regular and going first in the lineup, Hans handled it with grace and humor, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Hans' addition to the Kil Tony lineup adds diversity and fresh energy to the show.
Comedian Ben Howard rants about women's obsession with zodiac signs complicating his dating life: Comedian Ben Howard shares his frustration with women's focus on astrological signs during dating, while he can't make assumptions about their gender.
Ben Howard, a stand-up comedian, expresses his frustration with the obsession women have with zodiac signs and how it complicates his dating life. He finds it unfair that they can make assumptions about him based on his astrological sign, while he's not allowed to assume their gender. Ben has been doing stand-up comedy for around 7 years and has performed in Phoenix and the Midwest, specifically in Ohio and Indiana. He currently works in Austin for a moving company called Little Guys. Ben mentions that he's never been in a relationship that's lasted a year and is currently talking to a girl but they're not really dating. He describes their interactions as just talking and last night they went on a date and had full intercourse without using any condoms. Despite his dating struggles, Ben maintains a goofy and lighthearted attitude on stage.
A Comedian's Journey with Tourette Syndrome: Ben Howard, a comedian with Tourette Syndrome, uses his experiences to find success in comedy and proposes naming tornadoes for better identification. His positive attitude and creativity shine through adversity.
Ben Howard, an aspiring stand-up comic, shares his unique experiences living with Tourette Syndrome, which includes uncontrollable winking and extending his middle finger. Despite the challenges, Ben has found success in comedy and proposes an idea to name tornadoes like hurricanes for better identification and accountability. The conversation also touches on Ben's humor and his ability to turn everyday situations into comedic material. Throughout the discussion, Ben's resilience and positive attitude shine through, demonstrating that even in the face of adversity, one can find joy and creativity.
Beyond Initial Impressions: People and relationships are complex, often defying societal expectations and initial impressions
Despite first impressions, people are complex and their relationships can be complicated. In the conversation between the interviewer and Tony Arevalo, it became clear that Tony's girlfriend had been cheating on him for five years, yet he was okay with it due to her physical attractiveness. The interviewer's initial impression of Tony being a "killer" was proven wrong, as he revealed his situation with his girlfriend. The conversation also touched on the societal expectations and stereotypes, as the interviewer made assumptions about Tony's background and job in construction. The conversation highlights the importance of looking beyond initial impressions and recognizing the complexity of people and their relationships.
Comedians pushing each other to deliver their best material: Comedians demonstrate dedication and resilience, pushing through rough patches to deliver great shows for audiences and maintain camaraderie and mutual respect.
The conversation between the comedians in this exchange showcases the unfiltered and raw nature of stand-up comedy, with each comedian trying to outdo each other with their jokes and roasts. The energy in the room is electric, and the comedians push each other to deliver their best material, even when faced with rough audiences or technical difficulties. Despite the rough patches, they remain focused on the goal of providing a great show for the audience and keeping the energy high. The banter between them also highlights their camaraderie and mutual respect for each other's craft. Overall, the exchange demonstrates the dedication and resilience required to be a successful stand-up comedian.
Speaker's Controversial Views on Child Support and Comedy: Speaker expresses intention to evade child support through charity shows, criticizes high cost of good food in LA, and shares anecdotes about meeting diverse individuals in Austin's comedy scene.
The speaker expresses a controversial perspective on child support and comedy, while also sharing his appreciation for the food scene in Austin and his experiences with various comedians. He mentions his intention to evade child support obligations by performing charity shows, while still requiring payment from the mothers. Additionally, he criticizes the high cost of good food in Los Angeles and shares anecdotes about meeting translingual and gay individuals. The conversation also touches on the debate about the value of a college education. Overall, the discussion showcases the speaker's unique perspective and his passion for comedy and food.
A candid conversation between comedians: Despite offensive comments, comedians engaged in a respectful and insightful discussion, showcasing the complexities of human interactions and the importance of open-mindedness.
Despite some offensive and inappropriate comments made during a conversation, the individuals involved acknowledged each other's progress in stand-up comedy and engaged in a discussion about various topics. Miles, a young comic, shared his hobbies and experiences, including his relationship with an Indian girlfriend. The conversation took a turn with insensitive remarks about race and cultural differences, but Miles took it in stride and continued the conversation. When asked about his fears, Miles revealed his aversion to holes, particularly when they are arranged in a pattern. The conversation was filled with humor and banter, but also showcased moments of introspection and self-awareness. Overall, the conversation demonstrated the complexities of human interactions and the importance of being open-minded and respectful, even when faced with challenging situations or opinions.
Miles and Fuzzy discuss their unique dating experiences on Minder: Miles and Fuzzy shared humorous stories about their unconventional dating experiences on the app Minder, highlighting the importance of finding humor in everyday experiences and the unexpected twists that life can bring.
The conversation between Miles Johnson and Fuzzy Kalibi during their appearance on a podcast was filled with humor, personal stories, and unexpected twists. Miles, who is known for his likability and relatability, discussed his experiences with tryptophobia and his unique approach to dating using the app Minder. Fuzzy, a comedian, joined the conversation and shared his experiences with dating and the unexpected success he's had on Minder. Both comedians engaged in a lighthearted and entertaining conversation that showcased their unique perspectives and sense of humor. Additionally, Miles shared his past experiences of getting laid late after performing comedy, and Fuzzy revealed his unconventional wingman strategy. Overall, the conversation was a reminder of the importance of finding humor in everyday experiences and the unexpected twists that life can bring.
Fuzzy's Journey from Amish to Stand-up Comedy and His Unique Style: Fuzzy, a new comedian, shares his experiences of growing up Amish, his parents' reactions to his comedy career, and his unique style of reading jokes. His father, a former cop, enjoys his comedy. William Montgomery, another comedian, makes a rare appearance on Kill Tony, and Fuzzy shares his favorite joke about Jesus being gay.
Fuzzy, a stand-up comedian, shared his experiences of growing up Amish, his parents' reactions to his comedy career, and his journey into stand-up comedy. Notably, his father, a former police officer turned private detective, enjoyed Fuzzy's comedy. Fuzzy has been performing comedy for just over a year and has a unique style that involves reading his jokes. William Montgomery, another comedian, was introduced as a regular on the show, known for his destructive stand-up minutes. An unusual occurrence happened during this episode, as Fuzzy and William shared the stage, marking a first in Kill Tony's history. Fuzzy's favorite joke, which he hasn't performed on the show yet, is about Jesus being gay. The episode ended with a comedic Amber Alert segment, showcasing William's comedic talent and the unique nature of Kill Tony.
William Montgomery shares stories of past substance abuse and current food addiction: Comedian William Montgomery humorously shares his experiences with overcoming cocaine addiction, dealing with a food addiction, and remaining skeptical of ghosts.
William Montgomery shared stories about his past experiences with substance abuse, including cocaine use, and how he has since found sobriety. He also spoke about his current addiction to food, particularly Eggo waffles. Additionally, Montgomery shared an amusing anecdote about his childhood fascination with a Nintendo 64 controller. Montgomery's girlfriend once claimed there was a ghost in their apartment to get him to come home, but he remained skeptical. Montgomery also mentioned his love for the show Survivor and his past struggles with alcohol and drugs. Overall, Montgomery's comedy routine was a mix of personal stories and humor, showcasing his unique perspective and experiences.
First Jewish character in a fighting game as a reptile: Kill Tony episode featured a unique blend of humor, surprise elements, and camaraderie among comedians, with Paul's experience of getting a haircut leading to unexpected comparisons and a surprise lap dance from a local chef.
The comedy show "Kill Tony" featured a groundbreaking moment with the introduction of the first Jewish character in a fighting game, who was represented as a reptile. Paul Ciphers, a comedian, shared his experience of getting his hair cut shorter than intended, leading to a comparison with a Dutch boy paint character. The show also included jokes about video games, strip clubs, and past experiences with a comedy club owner. Paul revealed he used to compete in Super Smash Brothers tournaments before doing stand-up and mentioned his character was King Dedede, a fat penguin. The audience was entertained with a surprise lap dance for Paul by a local chef, Kaylee, despite his girlfriend being present in the audience. The episode received impressive viewership numbers on YouTube, surpassing Antone's previous record. Overall, the episode showcased an entertaining mix of humor, surprise elements, and camaraderie among the comedians.
Female Empowerment Night at KilToni: A shortage of female comedians led to a call for more women in stand-up, with Holly Johnston making her debut and the night focusing on female empowerment.
The comedy show "KilToni" faced a shortage of female comedians, leading to a call for more women to join the stand-up scene. Paul Cypher's set went well, but his girlfriend was unaware of his appearance. The tension between two comedians was noted, and Holly Johnston, a 23-year-old newcomer, made her first appearance on the show, having recently moved to Austin. The theme of the night was female empowerment, with the first four regulars being women. The show's hosts joked about various topics, including gender roles and the entertainment industry. Despite some technical difficulties and unexpected twists, the show continued with enthusiasm and humor.
Holly's experiences living abroad and comedy career: Comedian Holly Johnson discussed her adventures living abroad, love for working out, writing, and drawing, and her recent move to Austin, Texas. She joked about her past relationships and new job, and received positive feedback for her comedy performance.
Holly Johnson, a Massachusetts native and stand-up comedian, shared her experiences of living abroad in Australia, her love for working out, writing, and drawing, and her recent move to Austin, Texas. During the conversation, she joked about her ex-boyfriend and her new job waiting tables at Opal Divines. The comedians, Ron White and Michael Gonzalez, engaged in a playful banter with Holly, making light of her experiences and encouraging her to perform on the Thursday Vulcan show. Holly's performance was well-received, and she was excited about the opportunity to showcase her comedy skills. Overall, the conversation highlighted Holly's sense of humor, her adventurous spirit, and her determination to pursue her passion for comedy.
Misunderstanding game night: Assumptions can lead to misunderstandings, clarify intentions before making assumptions, and be open-minded to unexpected situations
First impressions can be deceiving. A comedian named DK Prabhu shared an amusing anecdote about a misunderstanding that occurred when he was invited to a "game night" only to find himself in the middle of a Bible study session. He assumed it was a setup for a date, but it turned out to be a religious gathering. The incident left him feeling embarrassed, but he took it in stride and made the best of the situation by engaging in a game of "Cards Against Humanity," a more lighthearted alternative to the Bible. The experience served as a reminder that people should clarify their intentions before making assumptions, and that unexpected situations can sometimes lead to unexpected connections. DK Prabhu's story also touched on the theme of cultural misunderstandings and the importance of being open-minded and adaptable in new situations.
A unique and unpredictable comedy show: The show celebrates live comedy and the human spirit, featuring diverse comedians and topics, and inspiring following dreams despite adversity, such as Michael Lair's pursuit of stand-up comedy with ALS.
The Kill Tony comedy show is a unique and unpredictable experience where anything can happen. The show features a diverse range of comedians and topics, from DK Prabhu's debut performance to Michael Lair's closing act, despite the chaos and unconventional nature of the show. Another key takeaway is the importance of following one's dreams, even in the face of adversity, as Michael Lair's pursuit of stand-up comedy despite his ALS diagnosis demonstrates. The show also touches on societal issues, such as the representation of minorities in media and the power of words to incite anger and division. Overall, Kill Tony is a celebration of live comedy and the human spirit.
Comedians Michael Lair and Ron White share stories and experiences during a live comedy show: Comedians Michael Lair and Ron White entertained audiences with stories of their experiences, highlighting Lair's unique performance style and encouraging support for their work.
Michael Lair and Ron White, two professional comedians, shared stories of their experiences, including playing poker and blackjack, during a live comedy show. Michael's unique and unpredictable performance style was highlighted, with Ron sharing how he's seen Michael's growth as a comedian. The audience was encouraged to support both comedians by visiting their websites and attending their shows. Additionally, shoutouts were given to various sponsors and local businesses. Overall, the episode showcased the camaraderie and humor of the comedy community.
