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This is what happens when 3 stand up comedians do a horror podcast - Episode 46: The Lost Boys (1987) out now! Link in bio
The Reasonably Afraid Horror Podcast
Comedian vs driving through the south from Florida to Texas. No stopping in Alabama or Mississippi and a quick drink while driving in Louisiana #standupcomedy #funnyvideos #fyp #driving #southern #humor #roadtrip
A very special drinking episode in honor of St. Patrick’s Day and our friend @karalynndunton being born! This one is behind a paywall but you can get a week free when you check it out. Link in bio
Well well well, if it isn’t the same thing over and over again from the few controlling the many. Episode 42: John Carpenter’s They Live
The Reasonably Afraid Horror Podcast
30 second version of the embarassing story of my first hook up after my first serious girlfriend.
See my full stand up comedy set from @egodeathshow on their YT channel with a bonus embarrassing blind karaoke version of Bombs Over Bahgdad by OutKast where I get most of the words right.
Rom Coms normalize toxic behavior but this slasher comedy rom com satarizes it perfectly.
Episode 59: Heart Eyes (2025) with special guest stand comedian @kthetty from @katieafraidy
Life lesson: Don’t try to force it because that’s not how things work. …Also Zach gets bullied.
Episode 59: Heart Eyes (2025) with special guest @kthetty from @katieafraidy
Episode 59: Heart Eyes (2025) with special guest @kthetty | A self aware, satirical, meta, horror, rom com that is sure to bring you closer together this Friday the 13th / Valentine’s Day. Show Link in bio
LIFE LESSON #936 - NO ONE KNOWS ANYTHING (about your specific process)
8 years ago I was living in NYC because a friend of mine was kind enough to let me stay in her room while she was gone for a few months. Before I left Florida lots of comics told me to not even bother with the big clubs in Manhattan because they are a rip off and impossible to deal with and to stick with the Brooklyn rooms more associated with “alt style” and “Indie vibes”. I’ve never considered myself a certain type of comedian. I just try to be as funny as possible where and when I can. However, I was also still not sure of myself and who I was as a comic, so I took the advice.
Night after night I’d sit in basements and coffee shops and the back rooms of bars waiting with 70+ comedians to do 3 minutes to no audience. After about a month straight of making no headway, and making no friends I felt like I was going crazy and just needed to do something different. I went to the Stand Comedy Club at the old location in Manhattan.
The Stand was great because they let comics sit in and watch if the room isn’t full. Upstairs you could sit and chat with headliners if you happened to meet them at the bar. It was almost unbelievable there was so much access. I met a bunch of big New York comics there at different points just hanging out. Soder, Glazer, Normand, List, etc.
ANYWAY, I finally decided to say screw it and go to the mic. I went up at 5:30pm to just comics and had a great set, then immediately after the host got me booked on a show. I ended up having a great set and met a bunch of cool people.
New York wasn’t for me, but I learned some valuable lessons. Mainly, people will project onto you their own experiences. They might mean well, but sometimes you just gotta throw yourself into the deep end and see what happens. One persons struggle might be your catalyst.
One mic i was told was a waste of time got me booked. Don’t be afraid of failing. Nobody really cares except for you. Take the chance.
