Podcast Summary
Live comedy podcast recording at The Comedy Store with Ralphie May, Brian Moses, and Joe DeRosa: Fans can check out Tony Hinchcliffe's tour dates and merchandise on his website, listen to Kill Tony live on Desk Squad's platform, and purchase prints of each episode by Ryan Jebelt.
Kill Tony, hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe, is a live comedy podcast recorded at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. Fans can check out Tony's tour dates and merchandise on his website, tonyhenchcliffe.com. Desk Squad, the production company behind Kill Tony, has various shows and tour dates, which can be found on desk squad.tv. Ryan Jebelt, the house artist, sells prints of each episode on his website, ryanjebelt.com. This week's episode features Ralphie May, Brian Moses, and Joe DeRosa as guests. Ralphie May, a comedian with ten 1-hour comedy specials on Comedy Central, was a guest on the show. The episode was recorded live and streamed on Desk Squad's live platform. The energy in the room was described as electric, with the comedians sharing stories and jokes with the live audience. Tony mentioned that his foot fell asleep during the show, causing some amusement among the guests. The comedians discussed various topics, including their experiences with different types of weed and tequila. The episode ended with the comedians thanking the audience for coming and encouraging them to check out their websites and social media platforms for more content.
Exploring the Effects of Marijuana on Podcast Recording: While some find relief from anxiety with marijuana, others may experience panic attacks. Indica and Sativa are different strains with distinct effects. Push-ups and clear carbonated beverages can help alleviate anxiety caused by weed.
The unconventional format of Doug Loves Movies, where the host and guests smoke pot during the recording, can be anxiety-inducing and uncomfortable for some people, especially when trying new strains. The speaker had a panic attack during one of these sessions and recommends push-ups or clear carbonated beverages as remedies for anxiety caused by weed. The speaker also shared his experiences with different strains, distinguishing between Indica and Sativa, and mentioned some popular ones like Yoda OG and Tony's Blunt. The conversation then shifted to music, with the speaker expressing his admiration for his band, the Keltony band, and their performance at the Comedy Store. The tone of the conversation was light-hearted and humorous, with frequent jokes and references to pop culture.
Joan LaRosa's Cat Sitting Adventure and Unexpected Comparisons: Comedian Joan LaRosa shared her experience of cat sitting and drew comparisons between her own needs for attention and the cat's persistent demands, adding humor to her performance.
The discussion revolved around the comedian Joan LaRosa's experience of cat sitting and the unexpected similarities she found between herself and the cat's behavior. During her performance, she joked about her loneliness and the annoyance of the cat's persistent demands for attention, drawing comparisons to her own attempts to convince men to spend the night. The conversation also touched on the confusion of having two comedians with similar names and the unexpected discovery of an open wound on Jeremiah's arm during the show. Despite the distractions, the group continued to engage in playful banter and shared humor, showcasing their camaraderie and the spontaneous nature of their comedy routine.
Comedian Red Band's experiences performing comedy in different countries: Red Band shares his challenges of performing comedy in different countries, the difficulty of pronouncing his name, and the importance of simplifying jokes for a natural sound.
The comedian, Red Band, shares his experiences of performing comedy in different countries like Japan, Thailand, and China. He mentions that his name is difficult for locals to pronounce and jokes about it. During their conversation, Red Band also discusses his day job at Italki, a language learning company, and how they make fun of students who don't attend classes. He admits that his comedy setup can be too long and suggests simplifying jokes. Red Band also shares an experience of trying to ride a bicycle with a British comedian in Osaka, Japan, and mentions that he lived in Asia for two years. The conversation also touches upon the differences between written and spoken word in comedy and the importance of making jokes sound natural. Red Band also mentions that he used to listen to the podcast during his commute while living in Shanghai.
Stories of comedians Joan LaRosa and Darren Davis highlight commitment and resilience: Unwavering dedication to craft, finding humor in challenges, and individuality are keys to comedy success
Commitment and resilience are key factors in achieving success in comedy, as shown by the stories of Joan LaRosa and Darren Davis. Both comedians demonstrated an unwavering dedication to their craft, even in the face of adversity and overshadowed by more famous figures. Joan's determination to perform an open mic after traveling from Asia to America is a testament to her passion and drive, while Darren's experience of being overshadowed by Kobe Bryant in LA didn't stop him from finding humor in everyday situations. Their stories remind us that hard work and the ability to find humor in life's challenges can help us outlast the competition and find success. Additionally, both comedians showcased their unique perspectives and comedic styles, emphasizing the importance of individuality in comedy.
From Prison to Stage: Darren's Unexpected Comedy Journey: Comedians often have colorful pasts, adding depth to their performances. Darren's experiences in prison laid the groundwork for his unique comedic perspective.
Comedy often emerges from adversity and hardship. Darren, a former inmate, shared his unexpected journey from performing stand-up comedy in prison to becoming a successful comedian. His experiences, though challenging, provided the foundation for his unique comedic perspective. The conversation also touched on the universal theme that comedians often have colorful pasts, making their performances all the more engaging. Darren's story serves as a reminder that humor can be found in the most unexpected places, and that the comedians who entertain us have faced their own hardships and challenges.
Sharing stories of encounters with Danny Trejo and past experiences: Darren Davis shares how Danny Trejo kept him out of jail and they both reminisce about past experiences, while Eddie Whitehead Junior jokes about his age and shares a comedy show audition story. The conversation touches on living situations and the topic of drugs.
The speakers in this conversation share stories about their experiences, including encounters with Danny Trejo and their living situations. Darren Davis mentions how Trejo kept him out of jail and that he still lives with his parents, who are moving out soon. Eddie Whitehead Junior jokes about his age and resemblance to Samuel L. Jackson, and shares an experience from a comedy show audition in Port Huron. The conversation also touches on the topic of drugs and living on the streets. Overall, the speakers engage in light-hearted banter and reminisce about past experiences.
Unconventional Life and Unexpected Encounters: Moses Storm's unconventional lifestyle led to unique experiences, including meeting Diane Keaton and having unconventional encounters, despite the challenges. He remains optimistic and continues to pursue his passion for comedy, inspired by Tony Hinchcliffe's career path.
Comedian Moses Storm leads an unconventional life, constantly traveling and sleeping on the streets. Yet, his unique experiences have led to unexpected encounters, such as receiving a $20 gift card from Diane Keaton or having sex in a high-rise stairwell. Despite the challenges, Moses remains optimistic and continues to pursue his passion for comedy. Another interesting aspect of the conversation was the mention of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who inspired Moses to become a comic, and the discussion about their differing career paths. Overall, the conversation highlights the determination and resilience of Moses, as well as the surprising and sometimes surreal experiences that come with living an unconventional life.
Insights from the World of Roast Battle: Vulnerability, creativity, and resilience are essential in comedy roasts. Eddie discussed submission, Dan shared his journey into comedy, and Coach T spoke about the industry grind and seizing opportunities.
The art of comedy, particularly roast battle, involves vulnerability, creativity, and resilience. Eddie Whitehead, Dan Nolan, and Coach T shared their experiences and insights into the world of roasting, revealing the importance of being able to laugh at oneself and deliver quick, effective jokes. Eddie discussed his unique experiences and the concept of submission in roasts. Dan shared his journey into comedy and his aspirations to write for late-night shows. Coach T, the mastermind behind the sound design of Roast Battle, spoke about the grind of the industry and the importance of seizing opportunities. Overall, their stories highlight the passion, dedication, and humor required to succeed in the world of comedy roasts.
From humble beginnings to high-profile jobs: Authenticity, hard work, and dedication can lead to opportunities in the entertainment industry despite unconventional starts.
Persistence and dedication to your craft can lead to significant opportunities and success in the entertainment industry, even if you don't initially fit the mold. The speaker shares stories of individuals who started from humble beginnings, such as working as doormen or sleeping on couches, but eventually landed high-profile jobs in writing for popular television shows. He emphasizes the importance of being authentic to yourself and not trying to force yourself into a role that doesn't suit you. Additionally, the speaker advises against working tirelessly for a job only to be asked to produce work outside of your expertise. Instead, it's important to focus on honing your skills and building relationships in the industry. Ultimately, success may not come overnight, but with hard work and determination, it can lead to exciting and unexpected opportunities.
Navigating the Unknown in Stand-Up Comedy and Used Cars: Despite the unpredictability of comedy and potential setbacks, persistence and taking risks can lead to success and fulfillment.
Starting out in stand-up comedy can be a daunting experience, much like buying a used car on Craigslist where things may not always be as they seem. Matt Penstein shared his experiences of performing on stage for the first few times, comparing it to the fear of showing up to a date where the reality doesn't match the initial attraction. He emphasized the importance of persistence and taking risks, even if it means bombing on stage. Matt also shared his background as a volcano tour guide in Hawaii, which led him to comedy, and how he found inspiration and encouragement from the audience and fellow comedians. Ultimately, the key takeaway is that comedy, like nature, can be unpredictable, but with determination and a willingness to take risks, one can find success and fulfillment.
Building relationships in unlikely places: Networking in comedy clubs and with other comics can lead to opportunities and growth. Record sets and explore resources like websites and boot camps to improve skills.
Networking and building relationships in the comedy industry, even in seemingly unlikely places, can lead to opportunities and growth. The speaker, who started in an all-black comedy room despite being a white suburbanite, emphasized the importance of being around comedy clubs and other comics to gain comfort and learn. He also recommended recording sets and checking out resources like comedy websites and boot camps for those interested in pursuing comedy. The speaker acknowledged the challenges of comedy, including nerves and a difficult personality, but encouraged persistence and learning from experiences. Overall, his message was one of encouragement and the importance of putting oneself out there in the comedy world.
A conversation between Matt and other comedians about improv comedy, family, clothing, and dating experiences: Matt received a coat from his brother's clothing company and shared stories about Tinder dates and UFC love, showcasing the camaraderie and banter typical of a group of comedians.
The conversation between Matt and the other comedians revolved around various topics including improv comedy, family, clothing, and dating experiences. Matt's brother runs an online clothing company called Moose Limited, and during the conversation, Matt received a coat from him. There were several jokes and banter exchanged between the comedians, some of which may be considered rude or offensive. Matt shared that he had gone on Tinder dates and found that some women were rough or aggressive. The conversation also touched on their love for UFC and MMA fights. Despite some cringe-worthy moments, Matt was praised for his improv skills and ability to go with the flow. The conversation showcased the camaraderie and banter typical of a group of comedians.
From nerves to success: Tony Hinchcliffe's journey: Anyone can succeed in comedy with hard work and experience. Keep trying and stay true to yourself.
Despite the pressure and nerves that come with performing on stage, with hard work and experience, anyone can succeed. Tony Hinchcliffe shared his own experiences of feeling the pressure to perform and how seeing other successful comedians in LA and New York made him realize that there's not much difference between them and himself. He encouraged Matt Penstein, who had a stutter, to keep trying and that everyone would clap for him. The audience was entertained by Hinchcliffe's internal monologue and impressions, as well as guest appearances from comedians like Joe DeRosa, Tam Pham, and Josh Mark. Hinchcliffe also shared some personal stories about his family and his experiences with racism, showing his vulnerability and authenticity on stage. Overall, the message was one of perseverance and the importance of staying true to oneself in the face of adversity.
Fathers and Comedy: TimFam shares his determination to prove his father wrong, while Tony Hinchfield speaks of his complicated relationship with his father. They discuss writing jokes, performing on stage, and their experiences in the comedy scene, emphasizing the importance of family support and perseverance.
The conversation between TimFam and Tony Hinchfield revolves around their experiences in comedy and their relationships with their fathers. TimFam shares that his father told him he would never be a comedian, fueling his determination to prove him wrong. Tony Hinchfield, on the other hand, seems to have a more complicated relationship with his father, as he speaks of him as "human garbage" and shares a dark past. The conversation also includes some playful banter and jokes, showcasing their camaraderie and shared sense of humor. Moreover, the topic of writing jokes and performing on stage comes up multiple times, with both comedians encouraging each other to write more and share their material. The conversation also touches on their experiences in the comedy scene, with Jeremiah being praised for his recent success. Overall, the conversation highlights the passion and dedication of these comedians to their craft, as well as the importance of family and support in overcoming challenges.
The Virzi Brothers Try Performing Solo for the First Time: Though the Virzi Brothers tried performing separately, their distinct personalities and group dynamic make them successful as a trio, not necessarily individually.
The Virzi triplets, Sean, Tony, and Moses, have been performing together for about a year, and they recently did a Crest commercial. In this experiment, they tried performing separately for the first time, with Sean being the first to go. Sean shared his experience playing rugby, describing it as a tackling glee club. He felt a bit uncomfortable performing alone but admitted that his brothers, who are more outspoken and individualistic, might have an easier time. The brothers have different personas, with Sean being more reserved, Alex being outspoken, and Mitchell being artsy. They have similarities, but their distinct personalities add to their collective comedy. Despite the experiment, there's no rule that they have to be successful individually, as long as they vibe well as a group.
The value of collaboration and self-sufficiency in comedy: Collaboration can lead to better comedy and personal growth, but comedians should also develop their own sense of humor and confidence. Finding humor in challenges and staying true to oneself are key to success in the comedy world.
Collaboration and support among comedians can lead to better comedy and personal growth, but it's important for individuals to also develop their own sense of humor and confidence. The group discussed the benefits of both solo and group work, emphasizing the importance of being self-sufficient while also recognizing the value of teamwork. They also shared experiences of dealing with negative comments and challenges, and encouraged each other to find humor in difficult situations rather than letting them weigh them down. Additionally, they highlighted the importance of staying true to oneself and not trying to conform to others' expectations. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of resilience, creativity, and camaraderie in the comedy world.
New comedy releases and live shows from Jeremiah Watkins, Pat Reagan, Joel Jimenez, and Josh Martin: Comedians Jeremiah Watkins, Pat Reagan, Joel Jimenez, and Josh Martin are performing live shows or releasing new material. Jeremiah Watkins will be on Joe Rogan's podcast, Pat Reagan's new album 'Bad Chad' is out, and Joel Jimenez's comedic content can be found on Twitter.
Several comedians, including Jeremiah Watkins, Pat Reagan, and Joel Jimenez (mostly Sorry), are performing live shows or releasing new material. Jeremiah Watkins will be on Joe Rogan's podcast on February 21st, and his stand-up show is in Vegas. Pat Reagan's new album, "Bad Chad," is available on various platforms like SoundCloud and iTunes. Joel Jimenez, also known as mostly Sorry, can be followed on Twitter for comedic content. Josh Martin is another comedian to look out for on Twitter. Overall, it's an exciting time for comedy fans with numerous live shows and new releases from these talented comedians.
