#767 - LUIS J GOMEZ + ARI SHAFFIR + PEYTON RUDDY

Tony Hinchcliffe introduces the band members and the three guest comedians for the episode. The guests include returning favorites Ari Shaffir and Luis J. Gomez, alongside newcomer Peyton Rudy.

Tony Hinchcliffe hosts a comedy show featuring guests Ari Shaffir, Luis J. Gomez, and Peyton Ruddy. The segment includes a stand-up set by Dedrick Flynn and banter about comedy, culture, and recent events.

The segment features a comedic exchange between the hosts and a guest named Tom Frank. The discussion covers personal appearances, background, and a recent festival experience.

The segment features a comedic interview with a guest named Tom Frank, who claims to be a tour guide in national parks, followed by introductions of other guests and a transition into sponsor reads.

Comedian Chris Gerasimo discusses his background, his experiences performing in Toronto, and his day job working for a nonprofit organization. The conversation also touches on his interactions with high school students and his perspective on performing in the United States.

The hosts interview comedian Ari Matti about his background, personal life, and a traumatic experience involving his father's death. Following the interview, the show transitions to a stand-up set by Keegan Carmichael.

The hosts discuss Dedrick Flynn's comedy style, noting his striking resemblance to the late comedian Mitch Hedberg. Flynn shares insights into his creative process, including a recent epiphany involving South Park and Jordan Peele, while the group debates his potential for future success.

Tony Hinchcliffe and Peyton Ruddy discuss the comedy style of Keegan Carmichael, specifically addressing his resemblance to Mitch Hedberg and offering advice on his career trajectory. The segment concludes with an invitation for Carmichael to perform on The Secret Show.

Comedian Adam Malave performs a set featuring jokes about 9/11 and his Jewish heritage. The hosts compare his vocal delivery to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Mitch Hedberg while discussing his background in New York and his experience with Amtrak.

The podcast features a comedic interview with stand-up comedian Adam Malave, who discusses his '69th body party' and his dating life in New York. Later, comedian Royal Oats performs a set focusing on the misconceptions surrounding steroid use and physical appearance.

Comedian Royal Oats performs a set featuring jokes about various holidays and reveals a controversial tattoo depicting O.J. Simpson imagery. The hosts discuss the shock value of the tattoo and engage in banter about the performance.

Comedian Dedrick Flynn discusses his experiences working as an Uber driver and his past involvement in the criminal justice system. The conversation covers his previous drug trafficking charges, his time facing a life sentence, and his eventual plea deal.

Comedian Surjan performs a stand-up set on the Kill Tony stage, sharing stories about his name, his background as a Nepalese immigrant, and his struggles with timing jokes. The panel discusses the mechanics of his act, including his attempt at a specific one-minute joke structure.

Surjan discusses his background as an immigrant from Nepal who moved to Texas via the diversity lottery. He shares his experiences growing up in a village, his early career at Whataburger, and his current role as a solutions architect while pursuing comedy.

The hosts interview aspiring comedian Surjan about his background and career aspirations before welcoming back Orhun Tamur for a comedy set. The conversation touches on cultural backgrounds, the challenges of pursuing stand-up, and humorous observations about their respective home countries.

Orhun discusses his recent experience with car vandalism in Houston and the financial frustration of his insurance deductible. The conversation also touches on his recent comedy tour and his status as the defending golden ticket winner on the show.

Comedian Stephanie Anne discusses her 350-pound weight loss journey, including her use of gastric sleeve surgery and Wegovy. She also touches on her recent separation after a 22-year marriage and her experiences starting a comedy career post-pandemic.

The hosts interview Stephanie Anne, an insurance claims adjuster and aspiring comedian from Detroit, about her travel, dating life, and comedy experience. The conversation also touches on musician Winston Marshall's past performances and his public persona.

First-time comedian Adam Muehling performs a set on Kill Tony, receiving feedback and advice from hosts Tony Hinchcliffe, Ari Shaffir, and Ari Matti. The discussion covers his aspirations to become a comedy writer and his unconventional approach to performing.

The hosts critique a rambling personal story shared by Matthew Muehling, offering advice on structure and character development. Later, comedian Kenan Womack performs a stand-up set featuring jokes about his family, pop culture, and his career in sales.

Comedian Kenan Womack challenges the show's resident drummer, Michael Gonzalez, to a drum-off competition. The audience ultimately votes to keep Michael Gonzalez in his role after the performance.

A guest named Hans Kim performs a stand-up set and rap routine on the Kill Tony show, receiving mixed reactions from the hosts. The panel critiques his performance and stage presence before dismissing him from the stage.

Comedian Miranda Meadows performs a short stand-up set followed by an interview with Tony Hinchcliffe and Ari Matti. They discuss her career at the Comedy Store, her relationship, and her experiences working the door.

The hosts engage in a candid and humorous discussion with guest Miranda Meadows about sexual practices, including scissoring and the use of sex toys. The conversation transitions into lighthearted banter about pop culture references and personal energy.

Wee Man discusses his experiences filming the latest Jackass movie, including a recent viral explosion in Simi Valley and a bizarre injury involving Dave England. He also shares details about his upcoming photography show in Costa Mesa.

Tony Hinchcliffe introduces new comedian Pat O'Neil to the Kill Tony stage, followed by a humorous roasting session from the panel. The group discusses O'Neil's unique appearance and his dark, unconventional writing process.

The hosts discuss upcoming appearances at SkankFest, including invitations for Pat O'Neill and Peyton Ruddy. They also highlight various comedy projects, including Ari Shaffir's storytelling series and upcoming Kill Tony live events.