Podcast Summary
Kill Tony Announces Tour Dates and Secret Shows: Popular comedy podcast Kill Tony announces new tour dates in Austin, Houston, and LA, with secret shows at the Laugh Factory and Comedy Store. Fans can buy tickets and find more info on the Desk Squad website.
Kill Tony, a popular comedy podcast and live show, has announced some upcoming tour dates. The Moon Tower Comedy Festival in Austin, Texas, which was originally scheduled for April 21st, has been moved to April 22nd. Kill Tony will also be performing in Houston, Texas on April 23rd, with a secret show following that night. In Los Angeles, there will be two secret shows, one at the Laugh Factory on March 29th and another at the Comedy Store on March 30th. The podcast features comedians Tony Hinchcliffe, Josh Martin, Jeremiah Watkins, and Ryan J. Ebelts, among others. Fans can find more information and purchase tickets on the Desk Squad website. Additionally, Ryan J. Ebelts has released a new poster for the show, which can be purchased on his website.
The Kill Tony band adds to the unpredictable atmosphere of the live comedy event: The Kill Tony band, consisting of Pat Reagan, Jeremiah Watkins, and Joel Jimenez, brings a unique theme every week and adds to the fun and unpredictable atmosphere of the live comedy event despite occasional sound system challenges.
The Kill Tony band, consisting of Pat Reagan, Jeremiah Watkins, and Joel Jimenez, is a regular feature at the show, bringing a unique theme every week. The band members, who are often jokingly referred to with humorous nicknames, include Pat Reagan as a young Bill Nye, Jeremiah Watkins as Mister Pink or Jeremiah Lafeverie, and Joel Jimenez as a Mexican Oompa Loompa. The band's performance is always a fun reveal for the audience. The show's format involves pulling names from a bucket for comedians to perform for 60 seconds, and the sound operation can sometimes pose challenges. Jeremiah Lafeverie, a frequent performer, shared a story about his experience with the sound system during his set. Despite the occasional hiccups, the show goes on, and the Kill Tony band continues to add to the unique and unpredictable atmosphere of the live comedy event.
Jeremiah's comedy journey and challenges: To succeed in stand-up comedy, persevere through technical difficulties and inconsistent practice, and seek feedback from audiences to improve.
Performing stand-up comedy requires dedication and preparation. Jeremiah, a comedian, shared his experience of performing at the Belly Room, where he faced technical difficulties with the microphone and struggled to remember his act. He currently makes crepes for a living but aspires to improve his comedy skills. The audience suggested he write down his jokes or practice more frequently. Jeremiah admitted that he had not performed in a while and that the mic issues did not help. Despite the challenges, the audience encouraged him to keep trying and offered suggestions for improvement. The conversation also touched on the importance of having a strong stage presence and the value of consistent practice. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of perseverance and dedication in pursuing a career in stand-up comedy.
Unexpected challenges in pursuing dreams: Pursuing your dreams can lead to unexpected experiences and challenges, but staying dedicated can result in unique stories and entertaining performances.
Pursuing your dreams can lead to unexpected and sometimes challenging experiences. Jeremiah, a comedian and crepe vendor, shared a story about an altercation with a woman at a car wash. The conversation revealed Jeremiah's unique sense of humor and his ability to turn a seemingly mundane situation into an entertaining story. Despite the occasional rough patch, Jeremiah remains dedicated to his craft and invites everyone to try his crepes at Hollywood Highland. Ray Easter, the next guest, shared his experience growing up with an unusual last name and the jokes that came with it. He used his experiences to craft humor into his stand-up routine. Ray also mentioned his least favorite holiday, Halloween, and the reasons behind his dislike for it. Both Jeremiah and Ray showcased their unique perspectives and storytelling abilities, reminding us that everyone has interesting stories to share.
Childhood experiences shaping sense of humor: Childhood experiences of exclusion and limited options can influence one's perspective and sense of humor.
Experiences of exclusion and limited options can shape one's perspective and sense of humor. The speaker shared an anecdote about being the only black kid in a predominantly white neighborhood and the limited Halloween costume options he had as a result. This experience influenced his sense of humor and his understanding of what was acceptable or not. The conversation also touched on the topic of gender and sexuality, with the speakers joking about various topics. Despite the sometimes explicit nature of the jokes, the overall tone was lighthearted and playful. The speakers also shared personal experiences about their work, relationships, and hobbies, adding to the conversational and engaging nature of the discussion.
NWA's Powerful Name and Attitude in Hip-hop Culture: NWA's name symbolizes rebellion and attitude in hip-hop culture, with the acronym standing for 'Niggas with Attitude'. The group's influence is still felt today, with a recent biopic released, and comedian Davonte Cortova's use of the word 'nigga' highlighting its historical context in rap music.
The name of the rap group NWA, which stands for "Niggas with Attitude," is an intriguing and powerful one that has stood the test of time. The name, while seemingly simple, showcases the group's attitude and boldness, making them the first gangster rap group. The discussion also touched upon the use of the word "nigga" and its historical context in rap music. Additionally, the conversation revealed that comedian Davonte Cortova, who used the word frequently in his stand-up routine, is of mixed ethnicity and has been performing comedy for six years. The group's influence is still felt today, as evidenced by the recent release of the NWA biopic. Overall, the name NWA continues to be a symbol of rebellion and attitude in hip-hop culture.
Navigating Diverse Crowds: Comedians' Experiences: Comedians shared stories of adapting to various crowds and handling unexpected behaviors, highlighting the importance of flexibility and relatability in connecting with audiences.
The comedians discussed their experiences performing in various crowds and the unique challenges that come with it. They joked about the unexpected behaviors of wealthy audiences in La Jolla, who attempt to mimic ghetto culture despite their privileged backgrounds. The comedians also shared their personal stories, such as Josh Michaels' admission to adding titles to his ex-girlfriend's Netflix queue as a post-breakup prank. Despite the occasional tension and improvisation, the show continued to run smoothly, with the comedians keeping the audience engaged with their humor. The conversation showcased the relatable experiences of performers navigating diverse crowds and the importance of adapting to different environments to connect with audiences.
Brainstorming Offensive Comedy Material: Group of individuals discussed absurd comedy ideas, acknowledged importance of fine-tuning jokes, and touched upon their backgrounds and experiences, while also making assumptions about their customer base.
The conversation revolved around the brainstorming of offensive and absurd comedy material. The individuals discussed various ideas, such as manipulating ex-girlfriends through insensitive movie titles or implying they have new gay partners. They also joked about working at unappealing jobs, like Chili's, and poked fun at rival restaurants like Applebee's. Despite the crude humor, they acknowledged the importance of fine-tuning and delivering the jokes effectively. The conversation also touched upon their backgrounds and experiences, with one person sharing their past employment at a Korean barbecue before working at Chili's. However, the group's demographic composition and the racial makeup of their customer base at Chili's were also brought up, with assumptions made about the predominantly Mexican clientele. Overall, the conversation showcased a group of individuals engaging in a creative process, using humor as a means to connect and brainstorm, while also acknowledging the importance of refining their material for maximum impact.
Experiences of doing stand-up comedy in Covina, California and the impact on relationships: The speaker shares his experiences of performing in unpredictable crowds at bars in Covina, California, and how his comedy career may have contributed to the end of a past relationship. He also reveals his current job as a waiter at Chili's and the challenges of using humor with customers.
The speaker shares his experiences of doing stand-up comedy in Covina, California, where the venues are mostly bars and the crowds can be unpredictable. He also discusses his past relationship and how his comedy career may have contributed to its end. Additionally, during the conversation, he reveals that he currently works as a waiter at Chili's and sometimes uses humor with customers, but not always successfully. The conversation also touches upon the topic of drug use among waitstaff and patrons. Despite the ups and downs, the speaker remains optimistic and even tries to improvise a Chili's commercial during the conversation. Overall, the conversation showcases the speaker's ability to find humor in everyday situations and his resilience in the face of challenges.
Waiter's experiences with rude customers and big tips: Waiter shares stories of dealing with difficult customers and reveals biggest tip received was only $10-$15, considering quitting for alternative jobs.
The conversation between the podcast hosts and their guest, a waiter named Joel Jimenez, touched on various topics including rude customers, tips, and personal experiences. Joel shared that he gets a lot of rude and demanding customers at his job at Chili's in Covina, and the biggest tip he ever received was only $10 or $15. He also mentioned that he's thought about quitting and trying something else, like selling drugs or working for Applebee's instead. The conversation also included some humor and light-hearted banter about STDs, cannibalism, and stand-up comedy. Overall, the conversation showcased the challenges and quirks of working in the service industry and the unique experiences that come with it.
Misunderstandings in relationships lead to confusion and mistrust: Clear and open communication is essential to avoid misunderstandings and respect each other's boundaries in relationships.
Communication and understanding are key in any relationship, whether it's about sexual preferences or health concerns. The conversation in the text highlights various misunderstandings and miscommunications that led to confusion and mistrust. For instance, one person assumed that a woman's discomfort during oral sex was due to an STD, while in reality, she simply didn't enjoy it. Another person assumed that a woman's request for an STD test was due to his appearance, when in fact, she was concerned about her own health. These misunderstandings could have been avoided with clear and open communication. Additionally, the conversation also touches on the importance of consent and respecting one's boundaries in sexual relationships. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of effective communication and mutual respect in any relationship.
A drum-off challenge between two comedians and a discussion on psychics: The group had an entertaining conversation with comedians Charlie Winfrey, Joel Jimenez, and Seth Rowe Crow, featuring a drum-off challenge and discussions on psychics and comedians' unconventional methods for their craft.
The group had an unusual and entertaining conversation with two comedians, Charlie Winfrey and Joel Jimenez, who engaged in a drum-off challenge, and later, Seth Rowe Crow, who shared some edgy jokes. The conversation also touched on the topic of psychics and their legitimacy. Charlie Winfrey claimed to be a psychic but didn't believe it would affect her jury duty. The group then had a drum-off between Charlie and Joel Jimenez, with Joel emerging as the winner. Seth Rowe Crow then joined the conversation and shared some edgy jokes, some of which were considered off-color and dark. The group also discussed the lengths comedians go to for their craft, with Joel performing his Mexican drum-off with a tube sock around his penis and Seth Rowe's clown persona. Despite the unusual topics, the conversation showcased the comedians' unique talents and their ability to entertain the group.
Exploring the Quirks and Vulnerabilities of Two Comedians: Embrace your quirks and vulnerabilities, as they make up a unique part of who you are and can be a source of humor and coping mechanisms in life and onstage.
The interview between the two comedians, Tony and Seth Rowe, revealed their unique quirks and vulnerabilities that make up their comedic personas. Tony's use of a clown nose and Seth's sensitivity about his personal life were topics of humor and introspection. The conversation also touched on their past experiences, including their careers and romantic relationships. It became clear that their onstage antics were a way for them to cope with vulnerability and the harsh realities of the comedy world. The interview showcased the importance of embracing one's quirks and being true to oneself, even when faced with criticism and adversity. Ultimately, the conversation highlighted the human side of comedy and the importance of finding humor in the everyday experiences of life.
Misunderstandings and Negative Reactions in Comedy: Comedians face negativity and misunderstandings from audiences, but resilience and creativity are key to overcoming these challenges and continuing to experiment with their material.
Comedians, like Seth Rowe, use cerebral and high or low humor, often relying on puns and thinking outside the box. However, their unconventional approaches can sometimes be met with negativity and misunderstanding from audiences. This negativity can stem from a variety of sources, including personal biases or miscommunications. In this specific conversation, the comedians discussed an incident where a joke about a clown named Burnham led to a misunderstanding and a negative reaction from the audience. Despite the negative energy, the comedians continued to joke and experiment with their material, recognizing that their worst jokes are often the ones that are remembered. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of resilience and creativity in the face of adversity for comedians and artists alike.
Being true to oneself as an artist: Performing as a clown or adopting a gimmick can limit personal growth and creativity. Stay true to your natural style, even if it means taking risks.
Performing as a clown or adopting a gimmick, while it may lead to initial success, can limit personal growth and creativity in the long run. Seth Roe, a comedian, shared his experience of becoming a clown for America's Got Talent audition and continuing to perform as one. He acknowledged the difficulties in creating compact jokes and sticking to the character, which made him feel like he was "withering away with a red nose on the top of [his] face." The pressure to maintain the gimmick, even when it no longer felt authentic, kept him performing as the clown longer than he intended. It's important for artists to be true to themselves and their natural style, even if it means taking risks and potentially facing challenges in the beginning.
Seth talks about his past relationship and current closeness with an ex-girlfriend: Seth shared that he used to live with an ex-girlfriend and now considers her like a sister, and discussed his unique comedic style as a storyteller and his alter ego, Seth Crow.
The conversation between Seth and the interviewer touched upon various topics including his love for clowning, his past relationships, and his unique comedic style. One intriguing revelation was his admission that he used to live with an ex-girlfriend and that they were now close enough for him to consider her like a sister. Another interesting detail was his explanation of art therapy and how it differs from regular therapy, as well as his revelation that he used to perform as a clown character named Seth Crow, which led to some confusion. The conversation also highlighted Seth's comedic style, which he described as more of a storytelling approach, and his admission that his alter ego, Seth Crow, is more unfiltered than his regular persona. Overall, the conversation provided a glimpse into Seth's personal life and comedic approach, showcasing his unique sense of humor and storytelling abilities.
Sexual Positions and Personal Experiences: Some men prefer doggy style due to less effort, but women may find it requires more work. Orgasms can be difficult to achieve during sex and some people use sex toys for satisfaction.
During a discussion about sexual positions and personal experiences, it was mentioned that some men prefer doggy style because they can't see their partners and it requires less effort from them. However, the woman in the conversation expressed her dislike for this position as she feels it requires more work from her. The conversation also touched upon the topic of orgasms, masturbation, and the use of sex toys. The woman mentioned that she has difficulty reaching orgasm during sex and often uses a vibrator instead. The conversation ended with a suggestion for a cum challenge on the show. Overall, the discussion highlighted the varying preferences and experiences people have when it comes to sex and sexual positions.
Unexpected chaos and humor in live comedy: Comedians shared unique stories, faced chaotic segment, and delivered strong sets despite challenges
Learning from this episode of the show is that the comedians shared their unique experiences and stories, some of which were unexpected and led to humorous moments. However, one segment involving a bucket and the random selection of names for comedians to perform stood out as particularly chaotic and disorganized, leading to frustration and self-blame. Despite this, the comedians continued to make the best of the situation and delivered their sets with their signature humor. Another highlight of the episode was the debut of Fahim Anwar's comedy special, which was praised by the other comedians for its strong content and comedic prowess. Overall, the episode showcased the unpredictable nature of live comedy and the resilience of the comedians in the face of unexpected challenges.
Love can make us blind to important factors: Love is blind, but we don't have to be. Apologies are important, but learning from mistakes and doing better is crucial.
Love can cloud our judgment, making us blind to potential issues. In tonight's episode, Tony expressed his love and apologies despite his past mistakes. However, he was unable to connect with Miss Day due to his past actions. This illustrates how love can sometimes lead us to overlook important factors and make us insensitive to others' feelings. It's important to be mindful of our actions and their consequences, especially when it comes to matters of the heart. Apologies are important, but they may not always be enough to make things right. It's essential to learn from our mistakes and strive to do better in the future. So, let's remember that love may be blind, but we don't have to be.
