Podcast Summary
The Desk Squad is going on tour and selling out shows: The Desk Squad, including Kill Tony, Tony Hinchcliffe, and Ryan j e belt, is touring the US with sold-out shows in La Jolla and new dates added. Fans can buy tickets and check tour dates on desk squad.tv. Tony Hinchcliffe also mentioned the upcoming release of the new Reagan and Watkins album and promoted Robinhood for investing.
The Desk Squad, consisting of Kill Tony, Tony Hinchcliffe, Ryan j e belt, and the official merchandise shopsquad.tv, is going on a huge tour across various cities in the US. Fans can check out the tour dates and purchase tickets on desk squad.tv. The upcoming shows in La Jolla, California have already sold out, and new shows have been added. Additionally, Tony Hinchcliffe mentioned his excitement about the upcoming release of the new Reagan and Watkins album. Robinhood, a commission-free investing app, was also promoted as a way for listeners to invest and grow their money.
Reagan and Watkins Secure Record Deal, Predictions and BetDSI.com, and Guest Kirk Fox: Comedians Reagan and Watkins secure record deal, discuss sports predictions and BetDSI.com, and welcome guest Kirk Fox on their podcast
Reagan and Watkins have made it in the comedy world and will be releasing their debut album on various streaming platforms starting June 7, 2019. This news comes as an exciting development for the duo, who have worked hard to secure a record deal. During the discussion, the hosts also shared their predictions for various sporting events and encouraged listeners to bet on these outcomes using BetDSI.com. Additionally, the show welcomed guest Kirk Fox, a favorite among fans of the show and Parks and Rec, who engaged in thoughtful and humorous conversation with the hosts. The episode also featured the Kill Tony band, known for their unique and unpredictable performances. Overall, the episode showcased the lighthearted and entertaining nature of the show while also providing opportunities for audience engagement.
Discussing comedians and a biker gang leader at The Comedy Store: A diverse group of individuals, including comedians and a biker gang leader, gathered at The Comedy Store for a night of laughter. Uninterrupted 60-second performances were offered to celebrate the 300th episode, with Walter Booth being the first to take the stage.
The discussion revolved around various individuals, some of whom were comedians, at The Comedy Store. Jeremiah Watkins was identified as the leader of a biker gang, and there was a humorous exchange about mustaches. A shout-out was given to WWE Hall of Famer Virgil, and Tony, also known as Thunderbird, was mentioned. Thunderbird had a pre-written joke and there was a reference to a Vert challenge and David Deary's skateboarding feat. The host spoke about the diversity of personalities in the audience and the possibility of a comedian being chosen for an uninterrupted 60-second performance. The episode was the 300th one, and Walter Booth was the first comedian to get this opportunity. Walter Booth shared his unique backstory about his voice, which was a result of his mother's unusual behavior during pregnancy. The conversation was filled with humor and light-hearted banter.
Walter's Unconventional Life in LA: Part-time comedian and delivery driver Walter, a Denver native living with family, has a quirky comedy style and plenty of free time for hobbies. His past job at Planned Parenthood adds intrigue to his character.
Walter, a part-time comedian and delivery driver, has an unconventional and humorous approach to life. He's a Denver native who recently moved to LA and lives with his mom and sister. Walter's comedy style is quirky and often involves food, and he joked about killing his family and taking over their house, but it was all in good fun. He's not dating much and seems to have a lot of free time, which he might spend on hobbies like laser tag or escape rooms. Walter also mentioned his past job at Planned Parenthood, which added an intriguing layer to his character. Overall, Walter's conversation was filled with humor, self-deprecation, and a unique perspective on life.
Unexpected discoveries and experiences at Planned Parenthood: Brian shared a funny story about finding a Chili's inside a Planned Parenthood clinic and revealed his past job there, while guests Walter and Patrick discussed their past jobs and experiences as firefighter testers and a stand-up comedian and driver respectively.
The conversation between Brian and the radio show guests touched on various topics, including unexpected experiences at Planned Parenthood, comedic encounters, and personal backgrounds. Brian shared an amusing anecdote about discovering a Chili's restaurant inside a Planned Parenthood clinic, and joked about potential encounters with women there. He also revealed that he used to work there and had to take out the trash, which was an unpleasant experience. The conversation then shifted to discussing the guests' backgrounds, with Walter Booth sharing his past job of testing firefighters and police, and Patrick Ramirez discussing his experiences as a stand-up comedian and a driver in Los Angeles. The conversation showcased the lighthearted and conversational nature of the radio show.
Sharing Stories of On-Demand Services and Unique Experiences: Patrick and Brian discuss their use of Uber, Uber Eats, and Postmates, sharing interesting stories and experiences. Patrick's career transition from the bicycle industry to comedy is also touched upon.
Patrick and Brian are avid users of various on-demand services like Uber and Uber Eats, with Patrick even going as far as using Postmates for food delivery. They have interesting stories to share about their experiences, such as trying to eat fries during an Uber ride or meeting girls at the mall. Patrick used to work in the bicycle industry but left to pursue a career in comedy full time. Despite some challenges, he continues to coach athletes and train them using bicycles. When asked about his love life, he shared a story about a date at the mall with a woman who was just starting to drive for Uber. Overall, their conversation showcased their unique experiences and the various ways technology and on-demand services have become integrated into their daily lives.
Assumptions can lead to misunderstandings: Be open-minded and understanding, people have complex backgrounds and experiences, avoid jumping to conclusions.
First impressions can be misleading and assumptions can lead to misunderstandings. In the discussion, a man recounted a failed date with a woman who didn't have a driver's license. He assumed she had a DUI and became judgmental, but it turned out she just didn't want to talk about it. The man also revealed that he had a problem with girls who have had DUIs, which led to further misunderstandings. The conversation also touched on the importance of being careful with jokes, especially when performing in front of other comedians who might want to see you fail. The man, Patrick Ramirez, learned a valuable lesson about assumptions and the importance of being open-minded and understanding. It's important to remember that people have complex backgrounds and experiences, and it's essential to give them the benefit of the doubt and avoid jumping to conclusions.
Callahan Welch and Adam Martinez share stories and humor: Two unconventional guests, Callahan Welch and Adam Martinez, shared their past experiences and aspirations, bringing energy and humor to the conversation.
The guest, Callahan Welch, is an entertaining and unconventional individual with an intriguing past. He shared stories about his experiences, including his time in the Marines and his attempts to become a stand-up comedian. Callahan's unique sense of humor and willingness to share personal anecdotes made for an engaging conversation. Another guest, Adam Martinez, also joined the discussion, sharing his experiences as a bouncer and his aspirations to be a comedian. Both Callahan and Adam brought energy and humor to the conversation, making for an entertaining and memorable segment.
Former baseball player finds joy in coaching kids: A past injury didn't stop Adam from coaching kids baseball, bringing joy through proper techniques, humor, and dedication.
Despite having a past injury and not making it to the minor leagues as a baseball player, Adam Martinez found joy and fulfillment in coaching little kids baseball. He shares his passion for the game with them, using proper pitching techniques and even sharing his sense of humor through kid-friendly jokes. Although he doesn't take them out for pizza or ice cream after practices, he finds the experience rewarding and is now engaged to be married. His unique coaching style, sense of humor, and dedication to the game make him an inspiring figure for the young players he mentors.
Exploring Personal Preferences and Quirks: Adam Martinez shared his love for musicals and his fear of trypnephobia, highlighting the importance of embracing our unique preferences and quirks.
The conversation between Adam Martinez and the podcast hosts covered a range of topics from personal preferences like hiking and musicals to quirky experiences like encountering homeless people and fear of bubbles. Martinez shared his love for musicals, finding it a departure from reality and a source of childhood wonder. He also mentioned his lack of training in singing and his fear of trypnephobia. The conversation also touched on Martinez's past relationship, which he jokingly referred to as having a girlfriend with Down syndrome, but later clarified that she was on the autism spectrum instead. The conversation was lively and included jokes, personal stories, and light-hearted banter.
First drum instructor competition on the show: Joel Berg vs Jay Calderon: Joel Berg, a professional drum instructor, showcased his expertise and experience to defeat Jay Calderon, a drum line instructor, in the first drum instructor competition on the show. The conversation emphasized the significance of passion, expertise, and performance in mastering a skill.
The discussion revolved around a unique drum-off competition between a professional drum instructor, Joel Berg, and a drum line instructor, Jay Calderon. The competition was significant because it was the first time a drum instructor was facing off against a drummer on the show. The conversation also touched upon Jay's background, including his past relationship and his teaching career. Despite Jay's best efforts, Joel emerged victorious, showcasing his impressive skills and experience. The conversation ended with the audience expressing their confidence in Joel's win. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of passion, expertise, and performance in mastering a skill.
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CBD products derived from hemp offer numerous health benefits, such as anxiety relief, pain management, and better sleep, without the psychoactive effects of marijuana. The speaker, Joel, experiences anxiety and has tried Infinite CBD products, which are known for their purity and effectiveness. They offer various forms like gummies, topical cream, and pills. For 420, listeners can visit Infinencbd.com and use the promo code Tony15 for a 20% discount in April. The discussion also touched upon a strange incident where a guest appeared uncomfortable and seemed to have swallowed something during the show, and the host joked about it. Another segment featured a comedian, Courtney Magleby, who shared her experiences with stand-up comedy and her unique perspective as a lesbian mad scientist.
A group discussion about keys, music, and personal experiences: The group shared jokes and stories about keys, music, and personal experiences, with a focus on Courtney's unemployment and her sexuality, highlighting their ease in exploring various topics.
The conversation between the group revolved around various topics including music, keys, and personal experiences. Courtney, a comedian, shared her unemployment and the number of keys she carries, leading to jokes about her being a lesbian and having a large box for her friend's garage door opener. The conversation then shifted to Courtney's sexuality and preferences, with jokes about her being attracted to women and her experiences with hookups. The group also discussed the challenges of receiving versus giving during intimate encounters. Despite the humor, Courtney expressed her willingness to commit to a relationship and her attraction to unconditional love. Overall, the conversation showcased the group's lighthearted banter and their ability to explore various topics with ease.
An Unusual Chat with Courtney: Cats, Cars, and Connection to a President: The guest, Courtney, shared stories about her bond with neighborhood cats, her current living situation in a mobile home, and her collection of keys to various places in San Jose. A surprise revelation was her connection to the 27th President of the United States, Ralph Martinez.
The conversation between the hosts and their guest, Courtney, revealed various quirky and intriguing aspects of her life. Courtney shared her unusual relationship with neighborhood cats, her current stay at her aunt's mobile home in Corona, and her possession of various keys to different places in San Jose, including a theater where she used to perform improv. The conversation also touched upon her car, a Hyundai Accent, and her surprising discovery of her connection to the 27th President of the United States, Ralph Martinez. The exchange showcased the entertaining and often unexpected nature of their interactions on the show.
William's improvisational storytelling on the Kill Tony podcast: William's quick wit and charisma kept the conversation going during unexpected situations on the Kill Tony podcast
William Montgomery, a self-storage unit worker, is an expert at improvisation and storytelling, often blurring the lines between reality and fiction. During a conversation on the Kill Tony podcast, the hosts and callers engaged in a lively and humorous banter with William, who shared stories about his job, his encounters with customers, and his love for Subway's baker's dozen sandwiches. Despite his tendency to embellish the truth, the group couldn't help but be entertained by his quick wit and charisma. William's ability to keep the conversation going, even when faced with technical difficulties and interruptions, showcased his talent for adapting to unexpected situations. The episode served as a reminder that sometimes, the most memorable moments come from the unexpected encounters and improvisational interactions in life.
Finding Joy in Family and Simple Pleasures: The speaker values his family and finds happiness in simple things, adapting to challenges with resilience and humor.
The speaker, despite facing various challenges and obstacles, values his family and finds joy in simple pleasures, such as playing video games. He expresses his love for his mother and shares his experiences of moving to a new city and feeling misunderstood. The conversation also showcases the speaker's quick wit and ability to adapt to unexpected situations, even when communicating with someone who doesn't fully understand him. Despite the challenges of being misunderstood and having limited time to express himself, the speaker remains positive and engaged, showcasing resilience and a sense of humor.
Steven's Journey from Crenshaw and North Hollywood to LA: Despite facing misunderstandings and challenges, Steven remained resilient and pursued his passion for comedy and acting, also revealing his love for drawing.
Steven, a stand-up comedian with eight years of experience, shared his journey of adapting to life in LA after moving from Crenshaw and North Hollywood. He recounted experiences of being misunderstood due to his appearance and the challenges he faced. Despite this, he remained resilient and continued to pursue his passion for comedy and acting. Steven also revealed his love for drawing since childhood and his current hobbies. The conversation ended with a discussion about a potential acting scene for a serious and emotional role. Throughout the conversation, Steven's unique personality and sense of humor shone through, making for an entertaining and engaging exchange.
Unexpected emotional reveal during live comedy show: Live comedy thrives on spontaneity and authenticity, leaving audiences in awe of talented performances.
During a live comedy show, the actors, Steven and Brian, delivered an emotional and unexpected scene when Steven revealed a deep secret about running over his father on a motorcycle. Brian, who had earlier searched for emotional music to set the mood, was taken aback by the intensity and authenticity of the scene. The audience was left in awe of the talented performances, and the episode ended with a reminder of the upcoming Kill Tony summer tour and the release of the new Reagan and Watkins album. The episode showcased the power of spontaneity and authenticity in live comedy, leaving the audience eager for more.
