Ron The World: Recent Episodes
Ron Josol
Comedian Mike Kim got to 1 Million views in 2 months and explains how he did it, how he used to be a f*ck boi, the things he would do, and why he doesn't do them anymore.
Comedian Jean Paul talks about his come up in comedy in Canada, doing shows back in the day with Russell Peters, Trinidadian doubles and Shark & Bake, and Carnival.
We respond to all the comments left on a reaction video we made on Tony Hinchliffe's Asian jokes and Ron and Justin had a manatee barbecue.
Jason Cheny talks to Ron Josol about boxing as a teenager to deal with his aggression, the differences between Asian food, and their accidentally racist parents.
Comedian Andrew Orolfo gives his thoughts on Tony Hinchcliffe's set in Austin, TX where he used an Asian slur and did an Asian Accent. Andrew Orolfo also talks to Ron about his favorite Filipino foods and his lumpia obsession.
We watch and react to Tony Hinchcliffe's recent set where he does jokes about Asians and does an Asian accent, find out why Justin was banned from the Magic Castle, and we find out Justin was in a One Republic music video.
Ron Josol confronts his producer Ronnie Whaley about not showing up for a podcast taping and Ron talks about the time he went to was pressured to go to Overeaters Anonymous.
This week Ron Josol tells stories of his recent trip doing shows in Dubai during COVID, the crew plays the Zoom In game and we learn a lot more about Justin Rivera's estranged relationship with fellow Filipino comedian Rex Navarette.
Comedian Jackie Kashian and Ron Josol talk about their times on the road, the food they've eaten, and how they've been continuing to do comedy during quarantine.
This week we learn what the word drip means, the difference between a zaddy and daddy, why Aivy Cordova eats Kit Kats in layers, and why you should and shouldn't date a crazy Tita.
August Rigo has written songs for Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, BTS, Sean Kingston, One Direction, Kehlani, and so much more pop greats. Ron and August chop it up, talking about writing for artists, Toronto's come up in music, and once chasing P Diddy down to give him his demo.
Ron Josol talks to Ruben Paul, host of Rubee Tuesdays at The Laugh Factory, as he breaks down the tools of stand-up, the struggles of diversity in comedy, and having to follow Chris Tucker in his prime.
Leo Flowers is a stand-up with a master's in psychology. We learn the different ways he's been keeping busy during the pandemic, by taking classes and forming support groups.
Darren Carter, a stand-up OG, tells stories of the road and gives us his review and guide to comedy clubs all over the United States.