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Three Simple Rules for Paint Recycling: We Can Reduce Paint Waste by Buying Only What's Needed, Using Up Existing Paint, and Recycling the Remaining Paint
We're Paint Care is committed to making paint recycling simple through their "3 Simple Rules" of buying only what you need, using up what you already have, and recycling the rest. Meanwhile, Red Band and Tony Hinchcliffe of Kill Tony have a busy schedule, with comedy shows at the Ice House, The Comedy Store, and the San Jose Improv, as well as a podcast and burlesque dance in Toronto. For more information on their tour dates and merchandise, check out desk squad.tv. And don't forget to tune in to Kill Tony every Monday on The Comedy Store's Kill Tony, and keep an eye out for the Desk Squad secret show and Death Squad shows in July and beyond.
Exploring Friendship and Humor with Comedians Morgan Murphy and Greg Fitzsimmons: Two comedians share stories of friendship, fashion, and comedy experiences, highlighting the camaraderie and humor within the industry
This podcast episode features comedians Morgan Murphy and Greg Fitzsimmons, with special mention of artist Ryan Jay Belt. The hosts express their excitement about having these comedians on the show, and Morgan Murphy shares her appreciation for being invited after a long wait. The conversation touches on various topics, including fashion choices, friendship, and past experiences in the comedy world. Notably, there's a discussion about Conan O'Brien's supposed large size and potential corresponding large stature in other areas. Overall, the episode showcases the camaraderie and humor that comes from having friends in the comedy industry.
Discussions on underwear, relationships, and technology: The comedy show featured discussions on various topics including underwear, past relationships, and being behind on technology, showcasing the lighthearted and humorous nature of the show
During a comedy show, the hosts discussed various topics including underwear, sexual relationships, and technology. Pat questioned if a comedian wears two pairs of underwear to hide a large penis while wearing dress pants. The conversation then shifted to a fan's question about a comedian's past relationship with her father and his death, leading to a discussion about the comedian's hit album with songs about the relationship. The conversation also included a discussion about being behind on technology and the use of the Periscope app. The show continued with the host pulling a name out of a bucket for a comedian to perform on stage. The name pulled out was "Uncle Luke," and the hosts expressed excitement about the potential performance. Overall, the conversation showcased the lighthearted and humorous nature of the comedy show.
Discomfort and lack of confidence hinder effective comedy performances: Working on jokes that don't require extensive acting or performance can boost comedian's confidence and improve comedy delivery.
Comfort and confidence are crucial elements for delivering effective comedy performances. During a conversation, it was discussed that a comedian, who had been on stage 83 times, lacked faith in his jokes and resorted to his go-to material due to his discomfort. The comedian's friends, inspired by Luke from 2 Live Crew, gave him the nickname "Uncle Luke" due to his disheveled appearance. Despite the comedian's self-deprecating humor, his immediate abandonment of a joke during his set indicated a deeper issue with his performance anxiety. The group suggested that he needed to work on developing jokes that didn't require extensive acting or performance to increase his confidence and improve his comedy. Additionally, the comedian shared his attachment to Arby's, which he compared to a beloved but misunderstood family member. The conversation showcased the importance of addressing personal insecurities and finding ways to overcome them to enhance comedic abilities.
Being comfortable on stage is key to effective comedy performance: Embrace quirks, work out, use physical comedy and improv to mask nerves, own imperfections for authentic and relatable performance
Being comfortable on stage is crucial for effective comedy performance. Nervousness can undermine even the best jokes, as demonstrated by an unintentional Michael J Fox impression that left the speaker shaking and ironically highlighting his nerves. Physical comedy, such as making a show of struggling to get the microphone, can help mask nerves and engage the audience. Improvisation can also add spontaneity and energy to a performance. The speaker revealed that he works out a few nights a week and goes to the gym while working on his comedy material. His last name, Allyn, which he previously felt was nasally and nerdy, he learned to embrace, realizing that unique names can add character rather than detract from success. Ultimately, owning one's quirks and imperfections can make for a more authentic and relatable performance.
Considering the impact of our name and image: Choosing a memorable name and embracing unique qualities can lead to opportunities and success
The name we go by can significantly impact our success. The speaker shares a story from his comedy career where a potential audience member, an overweight black woman, asked about the headliner and he missed an opportunity to change his name to something more memorable, like "Grapefruit Simmons." He regrets this decision and imagines the success he could have had with that name. This anecdote highlights the importance of considering the impact of our name and image on how others perceive us and the opportunities that come our way. It's a reminder to embrace our unique qualities and make the most of every situation.
The Impact of Online Presence and Internet Trolls: Maintaining a positive online presence is crucial, but negative comments from internet trolls can have a harmful impact. Companies like Cheapo Air offer rewards and flexible booking options to enhance user experience.
The importance of a positive online presence was discussed, as well as the negative impact of internet trolls. Bill shared his appreciation for Cheapo Air, a travel booking platform that offers various methods of booking and rewards points. The conversation took an unexpected turn when a misunderstanding led to the mention of Marty Wurst, who was mistakenly assumed to be involved with underage boys. The conversation then shifted to the topic of internet trolls and their harmful impact on online communities. Bill expressed his disdain for these individuals and shared some of the hurtful comments he had encountered. Despite the initial confusion, the conversation eventually returned to the topic of Cheapo Air, with Bill expressing his intention to try it out.
Marty takes young comedian Edward under his wing: An older comedian's support and guidance can significantly impact a younger comic's growth, inspiring them to refine their craft and build confidence.
Marty Worst, a comedian, shares an intriguing story about his encounter with a 20-year-old comedian named Edward. Marty was impressed by Edward's commitment to his longer bit during an open mic night in Long Beach. Despite their age difference, Marty took Edward to another mic night in Orange County before he had to go to school. Marty's quick wit and ability to find humor in unexpected situations were evident throughout the conversation. Another comedian, Reagan Talley, also performed, sharing her experiences with divorce and the unexpected realities of childbirth. Both comedians showcased their unique perspectives and comedic styles, leaving the audience engaged and entertained.
Comedian's mishaps can distract audience: Unexpected incidents like hitting oneself with a microphone can overshadow comedian's jokes, especially when the topic is sensitive, requiring comedians to quickly regain audience's focus.
The unexpected mishap of hitting oneself in the face with a microphone during a stand-up performance can distract the audience from the intended jokes, especially if the topic is sensitive or controversial. This was evident in the discussion where a comedian shared an experience of performing a joke about domestic violence, which received a lukewarm response from the audience. The comedian speculated that the audience was more preoccupied with imagining how they would handle a similar situation than fully engaging with the comedy. The comedian also shared an experience of accidentally hitting himself in the face with a microphone, which created a much louder and more memorable sound than intended, drawing attention away from the performance. Overall, it's important for comedians to be mindful of potential distractions and find ways to quickly regain the audience's focus on the comedy.
Reagan's challenging upbringing and marriage: Despite personal struggles, Reagan found solace in her work and resilience to move forward.
Reagan's upbringing was marked by her father's absence and business ownership, while her marriage was marred by domestic violence. Despite these challenges, she found solace in her work as a yoga teacher and consultant. Her ex-husband, who headbutted her resulting in a concussion, is now calmer and they share joint custody of their child. The conversation also revealed Reagan's sense of humor and her ability to find levity even in difficult situations. Despite the personal nature of some topics discussed, the overall tone remained light and engaging.
A surprise appearance change sparks a conversation about identity and appearance: Unexpected appearances can lead to intriguing discussions about identity and the significance of names and appearances in relationships
During a comedy show, the topic of appearance and identity led to an engaging and humorous conversation between the hosts and their guest, Reagan. Reagan's unexpected appearance change sparked curiosity and jokes about her new look, leading to a discussion about the significance of names and identities. The conversation also touched upon the topic of tickling and its role in relationships. Reagan shared her experiences and perspectives, adding depth and humor to the conversation. The exchange showcased the hosts' ability to adapt and explore different topics, keeping the show engaging and entertaining for the audience.
Godlove's Unique Name and Comfort on Stage: Godlove, a comedian with a unique name, clarified its authenticity and shared his belief in God being love. He's gained experience through classes and open mics, and his relaxed personality shines through on stage.
The comedian's unique stage name, Godlove, often raises questions for audiences about its authenticity. Godlove clarified that it's a real name and shared that he believes God is love. The conversation then shifted to the comedian's appearance and comfort on stage, with the interviewer noting that he seemed experienced despite it being only the comedian's fifth time performing. Godlove shared that he had taken a comedy class at the Comedy Store and had showcased there a few times, along with participating in open mics. The interviewer found Godlove's name intriguing and appreciated his unique perspective on God. The conversation also touched on Godlove's belly, which drew attention due to his shirt being worn hanging out, a common practice among Mexicans. Overall, the conversation showcased the comedian's relaxed and engaging personality, and his unique approach to comedy.
Tommy's Unique Origin Story of His Stage Name Tommy Boy: Tommy, a comedian of Mexican and German descent, chose the simple and unique name Tommy Boy for his stage name, derived from his last name Gottlieb, and has no tattoos. He believes his son's name holds enough religious significance and has worked at a gas station. The audience appreciates his comedy style and he introduces a new show name, Monterey Martinez.
Tommy, a comedian, shares an intriguing origin story of his stage name, Tommy Boy. He explains that he chose the name as it is simple and unique, unlike other movie titles. Tommy is of Mexican and German descent, and his last name, Gottlieb, was changed to Gottlieb from German to English. He also reveals that he has no tattoos and is a father to one child named Angel Jesus Godlove. Tommy shares that he doesn't attend church regularly, believing that his son's name holds enough religious significance. During the conversation, Tommy mentions working at a gas station and jokingly refers to himself as Reagan's dad. The audience interacts with Tommy, complimenting his style and encouraging him to continue performing comedy. Tommy also introduces a new name for the show, Monterey Martinez.
Monterrey Martinez discusses her experiences and thoughts on various topics: Monterrey Martinez shares her raw and honest perspectives on sex, becoming a stepmom, revenge, past jobs, and growing up in Buffalo, New York. She emphasizes the importance of allowing jokes and topics to simmer and the value of sharing personal experiences in stand-up comedy.
The speaker, Monterrey Martinez, shares her experiences and thoughts on various topics including her complicated relationship with sex, her fears about becoming a stepmom, her desire for revenge against those who don't find her jokes funny, and her past experiences working jobs she didn't like due to her temper. She also mentions her background growing up in Buffalo, New York, and her current job as an assistant for a global integration company. The conversation also highlights the importance of allowing jokes and topics to simmer and develop, and the value of sharing personal experiences in stand-up comedy. The speaker also expresses her nervousness about performing live and the importance of having a comfortable set length. Overall, the conversation showcases the raw and honest nature of stand-up comedy and the unique perspectives and experiences of the performer.
Unexpected opportunities from a 'no': Answering 'no' to a question led Monterey to a real show, but came with a pay cut and revelations. Self-deprecation, underdog status, and knowing your audience are keys to success in comedy.
In the world of comedy and show business, sometimes answering a question with a "no" can lead to unexpected opportunities. Monterey Martinez, a comedian, did just that when she answered Morgan's question about whether she had slept with a comedian, leading to her getting booked on a real show. However, the experience came with a pay cut and some unexpected revelations about Irish and Puerto Rican history. The conversation also touched on the idea that comedians often use self-deprecation as a tool, and that being an underdog or perceived as less attractive can be an advantage in the industry. Additionally, the conversation showcased the importance of knowing your audience and catering to their interests, as seen when Greg mentioned his history podcast and Argus Hamilton's joke that only he would understand. Overall, the conversation highlighted the unpredictable nature of show business and the importance of being adaptable and authentic in the industry.
Exploring uncomfortable topics in comedy: Comedians shared personal stories on Kill Tony, touching on sensitive topics like rape and bisexual relationships. While some found humor, others warned against making light of rape, emphasizing its seriousness and potential harm.
Comedy, like life, encompasses a range of experiences and perspectives, including the uncomfortable and taboo. During a comedy performance on Kill Tony, comedians shared their personal stories, including experiences with rape and bisexual relationships. While some found humor in these experiences, others warned against making light of rape, acknowledging its seriousness and potential harm. Kimberly Congdon, a regular comedian, shared her experience of performing a new minute every week since her stand-up debut. Another comedian discussed her past relationship with a bisexual man and the challenges it presented. The conversation touched on the power and potential risks of exploring sensitive topics in comedy, highlighting the importance of respecting boundaries and acknowledging the gravity of certain experiences.
Exploring New Material and the Importance of Comedy Communities: Comedians test new material at various venues before bringing it to big shows like Kill Tony. The comedy community provides a supportive platform for comedians to experiment and hone their craft, despite facing criticism or moral dilemmas.
The comedy show "Kill Tony" celebrated its 2-year anniversary with a unique and diverse lineup of comedians. Kim, a regular performer, shared her process of testing out new material at various venues before bringing it to Kill Tony. The conversation also touched upon the origins of the term "mitts" and how it applies to high-intensity situations. Sarah Weinshank's comedic style was praised for her ability to explore the seemingly mundane and find humor in it. Despite some comedians facing criticism or even moral dilemmas, the show continued to provide a platform for comedians to experiment and hone their craft. The exchange between Tony and Kim revealed the importance of trying out new material in various settings and the camaraderie among comedians in the process. The overall vibe of the episode showcased the creativity, resilience, and camaraderie within the comedy community.
A humorous exploration of mittens vs. gloves and oven mitts: Hand coverings come in various forms with distinct uses, from mittens and gloves to oven mitts. A conversation about oven mitts led to a funny and engaging discussion about the differences between them and other hand coverings.
During a conversation about oven mitts, the discussion led to an amusing exploration of the differences between mittens and gloves. The speaker found it intriguing that oven mitts, which are similar to mittens in design, are not called mittens but rather mitts. This confusion sparked a conversation about the various types of hand coverings and their uses. The speaker's unique perspective and comedic delivery added to the entertaining exchange. While the conversation may have started as a simple discussion about oven mitts, it evolved into a funny and engaging exploration of the world of hand coverings.
Three Simple Rules for Paint Waste Reduction: Buy only what you need, use up existing paint, and recycle leftovers at Paint Care drop-off sites to reduce paint waste and help the environment.
Paint Care is committed to making paint recycling simple and convenient for everyone. They emphasized the importance of buying only what you need, using up existing paint supplies, and recycling the rest. By following these three rules, individuals can significantly reduce paint waste and make a positive impact on the environment. Paint Care provides convenient drop-off sites at local paint stores to make recycling even easier. Their mission is to keep it simple and encourage smarter painting habits for a more sustainable future. So next time you're painting, remember to buy only what you need, use up what you already have, and recycle the rest at a Paint Care drop-off site. Visit paintcare.org/3-simple-rules to learn more and find a location near you.
