The Johnny Salami Podcast: Recent Episodes
The Johnny Salami Podcast
Travis Grant is a NYC Comic/Actor. We met each other in a stand up comedy class at New York Comedy Club. In this episode we talked about Crossfit, steroids, throwing stuff at houses when we were younger, and much more. Follow Travis on Instagram: trav_grant Join the Patreon for $1/month to see the bonus episode. Thanks for the support.
Sam is my buddy from Rhode Island. We met through baseball when we were 14 years old. He was in the area, so I had him stop by the podcast to catch up.
Doug Key is a comedian who I've known for about 6 years now. He just released his first ever special called "Mother of the Year" which is available on Mark Normands YouTube page. Please give it a watch and like it for the boys.
Erik Scott grew up in a cornfield in Central Illinois and now resides in New York City, he’s still getting used to how tall the buildings are. Erik began doing stand up during college and after graduation decided to pursue comedy as a career, partly due to the fact that Cinema Studies majors don’t have the best job placement. Erik has performed at clubs and colleges all over the country and is a writer for the hit radio show Bob and Tom. When not traveling he can be seen at one of the several shows he helps produce in New York. His quick wit and “Midwest Charm” make him very relatable and an audience favorite.
Jess Levin is a NYC Comedian. On this episode, we talked about masterbating while driving, WW2, food, and much more.
Andy Aluise is a NYC comic and friend. In this episode we discuss life in NYC vs life growing up, and much more.
Elle Orlando is a NYC comedian. She will be recording her half hour set for New York Comedy Fest on November 4th. She also has a new podcast of her own coming out 09/25. Please follow her on Instagram @_elleorlando_.
Mo Mussa is a rising star who recently won the highly competitive 2021 Funniest Comic in New England contest. He’s cerebral with a powerful voice and a commending stage presence. He’s been featured at the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, and the High Tide Comedy Festival. He regularly performs at clubs all across New England.
Rob Pierce is a comedian from Rhode Island who has opened for comedians such as Norm Macdonald, Dave Attell, and Robert Kelly.
Chris Pennie is a stand up comedian from Massachusetts. In 2012, Chris was a finalist in CMTs Next Big Comic. In 2011, he was a finalist in the Plymouth Rock Comedy Festival and Dick Doherty’s Beantown Comedy Riots as well as being invited to the Laughing Skull Festival in Atlanta and the Boston Comedy festival. Also notably, Chris was a finalist in the Mohegan Sun “Funniest Amateur Comic in New England.”
Andrew Vickers is a hilarious comic from Boston. In this episode we talk about making love to chicken breasts, catching rats, and Andrews time in Africa.
James Dorsey has been featured on the cover of Worcester Magazine, in Pulse Magazine, The Boston Herald, on Spike TV, the MyTV Network ,and Comcast on Demand. He has shared the stage with Joe Rogan, Bryan Callen, Jerry Seinfeld, Patrice O’Neal, Jim Gaffigan, Michael Ian Black, Gilbert Gottfried, and Steven Wright.
On this episode, I had the chance to sit down with my high school English Teacher Mr. Ryder. Mr. Ryder is the greatest teacher I have ever had, but an even greater person.
Joe Almeida is a Dunkin Donuts Truck Driver, but more importantly a legend in our local community. You can find Joe riding his motorcycle around town, but not without a solid 10 on the back.
Steven Mooney is a man who can fly an aircraft fully erect while drinking a cold brew coffee. A man who would turn down an invitation to play naked Twister with a group of attractive woman, because he's for the boys. A man we refer to as "Poonslayer".
Jonathan Tillson is one of the funniest Boston Comedians I know. He's always been a great guy in terms of helping young comics like myself.
Darryl Brooks is a former URI Rugby Player and powerlifter, who is currently pursuing his aspirations of training professional athletes.
James is a friend of mine who ended up moving away in High School. We used to play baseball and basketball together.
On this episode I sit down with CJ Dandeneau. CJ is a well known baseball player from Rhode Island who was recently drafted by the Pirates. We talk a lot about baseball as well as CJ's aspirations moving forward.
On this episode of the podcast I sit down with Dan Hall who is a comedian out of Boston. We talk a lot about what its like being younger comics, making comedy sketches, and much more.
On this episode, I sit down with my old pal Randy. We talk about lighting dicks on fire as children, other memories from our childhood, as well as life today.
On this episode I sit down with my old friend Ricky to discuss his time playing D1 football, his aspirations of becoming a teacher, and much more.
On this episode, I sit down with Cam Lazenberry. Cam is like a brother to me, and he's been serving in the military for quite some time now. We talk about the good times we had playing high school football, Cams Army tours, and much more.
Sit back and enjoy my first ever conversation with Andrew Whalen. We talk a lot about having tits as a young adolescent, Andrew's broadcasting aspirations, and thick chicks.
Sammy Caron is a legendary old friend of mine who I grew up with. We used to play football together, and party hard.
On this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Jimmy Cash who is one of the funniest comedians in New England. We talk a lot about Jimmy's life as not only a comedian, but a janitor as well.
On this episode of the podcast, we are joined once again by Nick Tribelli. We talk about Nicks transition away from powerlifting into Jiu-Jitsu, how Nick has changed over the past year, and most importantly we talk about the most effective way to wipe your ass.
On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by another one of my childhood best friends Joe. Growing up, Joe and I were always playing sports together wether it be basketball, baseball, or football. Joe would make fun of me for being fat, and I would make fun of him for being Jewish. Together, we were unstoppable.
Jake Salzy joins us on the podcast to talk about farts, specifically not being able to stop laughing when someone farts in public. We also talk about the confidence that old men display in the locker room, and much more. A lot of laughter in this one.
Joey was the first friend I ever made. We were childhood best friends, and we did unimaginable things growing up together. It was great to sit down with him and reminisce about the good old days.
On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my new friend Hunah. We talk about his aspirations of becoming a politician, things that pump us up, and much more. Check out his podcast on YouTube called Hunah's Thoughts.
Maya Manion joins us on this episode of the podcast. Maya is easily one of the funniest female comics in all of New England. We talk about everything from coping with the loss of a loved one, to me wearing my moms tights as an adolescent.
On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with Ginga Puss (not sure what his birth-name name is) to talk about what its like being thick boys, childhood shenanigans, and The Special Olympics. As always, you're gonna lose a lot of brain cells listening to this one. Enjoy.
On this episode of the Podcast, I sit down with Chris Wright. Chris was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 12th round (356th overall) in the 2019 MLB Draft ... Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Third Team All-American Utility Player ... ABCA All-Northeast Second Team relief pitcher ... NEIBA All-New England First Team Utility ... NEIBA All-New England Second Team Reliever ... All-NEC First Team First Base ... All-NEC First Team Reliever ... Semifinalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year award ... Named to NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List
On this episode of the podcast, I get the chance to catch up with my high school baseball Coach who is a baseball legend in Rhode Island. We discuss coaching, teaching, golf, and general life lessons.
On this episode of the podcast, I chat with former division 1 wrestler Erik Travers to discuss wrestling, personal training, and work ethic.
Coach Lynch, my childhood baseball coach comes on the Podcast to discuss what it was like coaching me, growing up in the 70's, and what life is like today.
On this episode of The Johnny Salami Podcast, I sit down with my good friend Jon. We talk about old High School memories, Jons life down south, and what we look for in girls.
On this episode of The Johnny Salami Podcast, we are joined by an individual who's name will remain unknown. With that said, I finally get to have my first conversation with a baseball prodigy from Rhode Island and the laughter becomes uncontrollable.
Tyler Hittner joins The Johnny Salami Podcast to talk about life as a young crip(ple). He works out, drives fast cars, and makes love like a true champion.
Mike Soucy is a firefighter with a smokin hot lady. After years of not seeing Soucy, I get the chance to catch up with my old friend.