Podcast Summary
Experience the Kill Tony podcast live and upgrade your wallet: Attend live shows, bet on sports with 'Tony' code, and upgrade to a Ridge Wallet with discount and free shipping
The Kill Tony podcast, hosted by Brian Redban, Tony Hinchcliffe, and Quiet Mike, is a live comedy show that tours frequently and can be experienced in person at various locations. Fans can check the tour dates on desk squad.tv and attend the shows to see the house artist Ryan Jebelt's artwork, purchase official merchandise, and enjoy the comedy. Additionally, listeners can bet on sports and win money using the promo code "Tony" on mybookie.ag during March Madness. Another recommendation is to upgrade from an old, clunky wallet to a Ridge Wallet, which offers a sleek design, improved comfort, and various styles and colors. Use the code "killtony" on ridge.com to get a 10% discount and free worldwide shipping and returns. Tune in to the podcast for more information and to discover new tour dates and special announcements.
New Member Debuts with Kill Tony Band: Kill Tony Band welcomed their newest member, Jesse Johnson, for their first official roadshow, while interviewing newcomers to Kung Fu and comedians, creating a lively and unique atmosphere.
The Kill Tony band's latest episode in Swansea, Massachusetts, marked a significant moment as the newest member, Jesse Johnson, joined them on an official roadshow for the first time. The band members, including Joel Berg Joel Jimenez, were excited about their luxurious accommodations and the large crowd turnout. The show's host, Jeremiah Watkins, interviewed Phyllis Watkins, a newcomer to Kung Fu, and Master Jim. The unique sound of a kitty signaled the end of each interviewee's 60 seconds on stage. Peter Millane, the first comedian, shared his nervousness and shaking hands, which reminded him of his ex-girlfriend's vibrator. He also made controversial remarks about slavery and winning the Olympics. Despite the controversy, the show continued with more interviews and interactions with the audience. Overall, the episode showcased the band's unique energy and the excitement of having a new member on board.
A 21-year-old comedian's diverse interests: Peter, a young comedian, studies geology, explores ancient Greek philosophy, enjoys NBA 2K, and has a quirky sense of humor. He's single and has a confident stage presence, as well as a family history of red hair.
Peter, a 21-year-old comedian from New Jersey, has a unique sense of humor and a diverse range of interests. During a conversation, he shared that he studies geology at the University of Rhode Island and is deeply into ancient Greek philosophy. He also enjoys video games, specifically NBA 2K, and has a quirky sense of humor. When asked about his personal life, he revealed that he has had sex before but is currently single. Despite his young age, Peter has a confident and charismatic stage presence, which was evident during his first stand-up performance. He also mentioned that he has a family history of red hair and has a ginger sister. Overall, Peter's conversation showcased his intelligence, sense of humor, and unique personality.
Dating and Honesty: A Personal Story: Matthew Cookson shared his experiences with dating and the importance of honesty, even in awkward situations, while also poking fun at past legal troubles.
The conversation between the hosts revolved around various topics including politics, comedy, and personal experiences. One of the guests, Matthew Cookson, shared his recent experiences with dating and the challenges he faced post-breakup. He also joked about his past run-ins with the law, which led to discussions about honesty and the importance of being truthful. Elizabeth Warren was mentioned in passing as a political figure, and the hosts made light-hearted comments about her. The conversation was filled with humor, banter, and personal stories, showcasing the hosts' chemistry and their ability to engage with their audience.
Matthew's passion for beer and comic books led him to a job at Stony Creek Brewery, while Lam's nickname comes from a friend's observation when he was high.: Two comedians shared their unique backgrounds, with Matthew's love for beer and comic books landing him a job, and Lam's nickname derived from a friend's observation while high.
Matthew works at Stony Creek Brewery as a tasting room manager, a job he obtained after drinking a significant amount of beer there for six months. He also has a passion for comic books and Magic: The Gathering, and has an interesting tattoo of an Insane Clown Posse design made out of bacon. Despite his inability to answer questions honestly and in a timely manner, he was able to share some intriguing details about his past, such as reaching the rank of Weeblow in the Boy Scouts. Lam Benoski, the next comedian, revealed that his nickname came from a friend who thought he looked like a lamb when he was high. Despite feeling uncomfortable about being pulled up on stage, he delivered a set with humor and self-deprecation.
Finding comfort in skills and savings: Despite hardships, focus on valuable assets and a positive attitude to make the best of what we have, and continuously strive for improvement
No matter our circumstances, we all have the potential to improve and make the most of what we have. Lam, despite facing job loss and financial uncertainty, found comfort in the savings he had accumulated and the skills he had developed. He may not have been able to sell lip rings, but his experience as a machinist and his passion for drumming were valuable assets. It's important to remember that things may not always be perfect, but with a positive attitude and a willingness to try, we can make the best of what we have. Additionally, Jim's perspective on always striving for improvement, no matter how small, is a valuable lesson for us all.
Mexican Drum Off on Kill Tony: Unpredictable and Exciting: Unexpected wins and showcasing comedic and musical talents can lead to fame and opportunities.
The show "Kill Tony" held a Mexican drum off where the winner would become the full-time drummer and travel with the group to various shows in different cities. Contestant Joel Jimenez, who had previously been an unknown boy without a passport, won the competition after delivering a comedic and impressive drum solo. However, his opponent, Lambanoski, was also a skilled drummer, making the competition intense. Jimenez's unexpected win and performance were met with shock and awe from the crowd, highlighting the unpredictability and excitement of the show. The audience was left in shambles, holding on for dear life as Jimenez showcased his comedic and musical talents. The show emphasizes the importance of taking risks and seizing opportunities, as Jimenez went from being an unknown boy to a superstar in one night.
A first-time comedian's unexpected connections to pop culture figures: John Wayne Pinkney's debut performance showcased his ability to entertain with personal stories and surprising celebrity encounters, despite coming from an unassuming background in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.
The comedian, John Wayne Pinkney, shared his unique experiences growing up and his unexpected connections to pop culture figures during his stand-up debut. Despite not being well-known, he managed to entertain the audience with his stories about growing up in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, and his encounters with celebrities like Jenna Villanue and Vince McMahon. Pinkney's background in sales and his family's history, which includes ancestors who were senators and a Spanish ambassador, added intrigue to his act. Despite some edgy jokes, the audience appreciated his humor and his ability to find common ground with them. Pinkney's performance demonstrated that even a first-time comedian can captivate an audience with personal stories and unexpected connections.
Authenticity and Confidence in Stand-Up Comedy: Authentic personal experiences, humor, and confidence are crucial for a successful stand-up comedy performance.
While it's possible to make people laugh with seemingly trivial or silly subjects, it's much more effective to have a serious topic and a strong punchline. Comedians were warned that mentioning it's their first time on stage can make them seem desperate for sympathy, and it's important to connect with the audience through sharing personal experiences or perspectives. Ryan Donovan, a new comedian, was praised for his quick wit and ability to adapt to the stage, despite being nervous. Overall, the key takeaway is that authenticity, humor, and confidence are essential for a successful stand-up comedy performance.
Exploring Ryan's Eclectic Life: Ryan Donovan shares stories about his unique blend of work, relationships, and hobbies, including overcoming a cat allergy with his girlfriend's help and the unusual dynamics of their pet collection.
The interviewee, Ryan Donovan, leads an eclectic life, working in woodcraft for a tabletop gaming company, living with his girlfriend and their collection of cats and dogs, and being a fan of podcasts like Kill Tony. The conversation also revealed some interesting anecdotes, such as how his girlfriend managed to help him overcome his cat allergy and their unusual pet dynamics. The conversation veered off into various topics, including their favorite hobbies, movies, and even banking industry jokes. Despite the tangents, the conversation remained engaging and provided a glimpse into Ryan's personal life.
New comedian shares relatable story with humor during stand-up debut: A new comedian, Sean Nolan, engaged the audience with a relatable story about measuring his penis size during his stand-up debut on Kill Tony. Despite limited experience, he demonstrated confidence and stage presence, revealing his unique energy and ability to connect with the crowd. Encouraged to refine his act with shorter, tighter sets.
Sean Nolan, a new comedian, effectively used a relatable story with humor during his stand-up debut on Kill Tony. He shared an experience from middle school about measuring his penis size and turned it into a comedic tale, engaging the audience and demonstrating confidence and stage presence. Despite his limited experience in stand-up, he showed potential with his unique energy and ability to connect with the crowd. Additionally, Nolan revealed that he is from a small town in Massachusetts and works in a custom apparel business with his brother. The interviewers praised his performance and encouraged him to keep refining his act by focusing on shorter, tighter sets.
Parenting and Personal Goals: A Balancing Act: Despite the challenges, being present and committed to family is essential for parents pursuing personal goals and relationships.
Both Sean Nolan and Megan Langley share their experiences of being parents while pursuing their personal goals and relationships. Sean discussed his unexpected fatherhood at a young age and the challenges of raising a child as a single parent. Megan, on the other hand, shared her decision to get married again despite being older and out of shape. Both comedians emphasized the importance of being present and committed to their families, despite the limitations and challenges they face. Their unique perspectives and honesty resonated with the audience, showcasing the universality of the experiences of parenthood and relationships.
Unexpected encounters can lead to new relationships: People's past experiences shape their present and openness to new connections, respecting boundaries is crucial
People's past experiences, including marriages, can shape their present choices and perceptions. During a conversation, a woman shared that she was on her second marriage and had met her current partner unexpectedly at a wedding years after they had first crossed paths. She emphasized that she didn't want to discuss her previous marriage, respecting its confidentiality. The conversation then took a light-hearted turn with jokes about cats, turtles, and Ninja Turtles. Despite the seemingly random topics, it highlighted the importance of finding joy and interest in everyday experiences. The woman's past experiences, including her marriages, had led her to where she was in the present, and she was open to new connections and experiences. The conversation served as a reminder that everyone has a unique story and that respecting people's boundaries and experiences is essential.
Protecting Ex-Husband's Privacy During Stand-Up Performance: During a stand-up comedy performance, choosing to protect personal information can lead to mixed reactions from the audience, but it doesn't define a person's overall likability.
During a stand-up comedy performance on "Kill Tony," a contestant named Megan chose to protect her ex-husband's privacy instead of sharing potentially interesting information, leading to some frustration from the audience. The audience, who are avid fans of the show, were intrigued by the possibility of hearing about her first marriage but were disappointed when she declined to discuss it. The audience perceived this decision as unlikable, as they felt she was withholding information that could have made her interview more engaging. However, it's important to note that unlikability doesn't equate to being an unlikable person overall. The path Megan chose during her performance wasn't the most likable route, but it doesn't define her as an unlikable person. The audience encouraged her to try again, write a different minute, and commit to it with more confidence. They also suggested she find creative ways to answer questions or avoid them altogether with humor. Overall, the audience wanted to see Megan succeed and appreciated her unique perspective, even if they didn't agree with her choices during the performance.
Santa's Unique Christmas Experiences: Santa faced challenges but enjoyed unique experiences, shared hobbies, and attended comedy shows during the busy Christmas season.
Despite unexpected challenges, like Brody Stevens' unexpected passing and a busy schedule, Santa managed to have a fantastic Christmas season. He shared his unique experiences as Santa Claus, from long photo shoots to encounters with various women, and revealed his hobbies outside of the Santa suit, including being a steel worker. Despite his busy schedule, he still found time to attend comedy shows and enjoy his personal life. The conversation also touched upon the topic of interracial relationships and Santa's knowledge of pop culture. Overall, the conversation provided a glimpse into Santa's life beyond the jolly exterior.
A comedian shares his connection to hip hop artists and an embarrassing backyard discovery: Two comedians shared humorous stories about their past experiences, from growing up with hip hop legends to unexpected discoveries in their own lives, keeping the audience entertained throughout the episode of Kill Tony.
The speaker, who grew up in the eighties and ninas, shares a unique connection with hip hop artists like Snoop Dogg and NWA. He also has an intriguing story about owning a house with a buried body in the backyard, which he only discovered after the fact. Despite this embarrassing situation, he maintains a lighthearted and humorous attitude. Another comedian, Johnny Bettencourt, also shared his experiences, including his newfound desire for privacy from creditors and a humorous encounter in a public bathroom. Both comedians brought their unique perspectives and humor to the stage, making for an entertaining episode of Kill Tony.
Unexpected musical performance by Johnny: Embrace unexpected opportunities and showcase hidden talents. Johnny's impromptu a capella performance on the show highlighted the importance of these values.
Johnny Betancourt, a musician and guest on the show, showcased his unexpected musical talent during an impromptu performance. Despite his initial reluctance and dislike for karaoke, he eventually sang an a capella piece, impressing the audience with his vocal abilities. This unexpected moment highlighted the importance of embracing unexpected opportunities and showcasing hidden talents. Johnny's performance also underscored the theme of family and musical influences, as he comes from a lineage of musicians. Overall, this unplanned musical interlude brought an exciting and memorable conclusion to the show.
Mark McGwin's Surprising Musical Performance: Comedian Mark McGwin entertained the crowd with humor, then sang Etta James' 'At Last,' leaving everyone in awe, highlighting his unexpected musical talent.
Mark McGwin, a comedian known for his social media handle "gimme noise music," entertained a crowd with his humor, poking fun at his gym experiences and misconceptions. Despite his initial assertion that he wasn't a musician, he surprised the audience by singing Etta James' "At Last," leaving everyone in awe. The event also featured other performers, including Jesse Johnson and Ludwig artist, and attendees had the opportunity to meet and interact with them. The night was significant for McGwin as it marked a connection with a dedicated fanbase that had supported him since his early headlining days.
Artist's Gratitude for Fans: Artist values fan loyalty, promises new shows, and expresses gratitude. Dedication to creating fresh material strengthens fan connection.
The artist values the loyalty and support of their fans, and they strive to put on new and exciting performances to keep them engaged. The artist expresses gratitude towards their fans for being present at their shows and promises more dates to be announced soon. The artist's dedication to creating fresh material is a testament to their commitment to their fans and their craft. It's clear that the relationship between the artist and their fans is a mutually beneficial one, with the artist's passion fueling the fans' loyalty and enthusiasm. The artist's appreciation for their fans is evident in their words, and it serves as a reminder of the importance of connection and community in the world of music and entertainment.
