Slaughterhouse Studios: Recent Episodes
Evan Fitzgerald
Hosted by Austin Langely
This whole show is centered around the idea of being honest and discussing the difficulty that comes with being so truthful. Dana Fuller is the guest on this episode, and he might be the most interesting guy in Denver. He's from Boston, loves comedy almost as much as he loves nookie, and has some very wild stories to tell. Produced & Edited by Slaughterhouse Studios
Check out past episodes of CIWO on our channel and a ton of other Denver based comedy shows!!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions if you need any advice or help in your life!!
This week on the podcast we have Hannah Popkin call in about a little trouble shes has sleeping since learning there's a ghost in her house.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have no guest. Just the boys having a ripping time.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other too much. This podcast captures two humans exploring the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!!
Bug Bites, Moth Balls & CIA Summer Camp with Agent Rosen. This one is all about Summer Lovin and dongs of the past. Aphantasia, "Just Kiss The Girl" & of course.... Yikies or Me Likies!! #RifeForThePickin
Hannah (@keepitpopkin) on Instagram Kelsey Rosen (@kelseyrosen.laughs) on Instagram
Check Out Uncorked! FREE Comedy Show @ Infinite Monkey Theorem
Every first and third Wednesday of the month we will be bringing you the best comedy show in Denver. Always FREE!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have no guest. Just the boys having a ripping time.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. This is very special Evan Joe Fundraiser Episode! (Battles begin 20 minutes in)
Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 3 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 4.14.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Slaughterhouse Studios.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Tanner Coffman VS Patrick Shaugnessy
Jay Donaldson VS Steve Weaver
Quentin Johnson VS Joe Mckenna
Dylan Kantor VS Michael Hart
Patrick Scott VS Sean Beagan
Bailey Tyler VS Adam Gilliland
Judges Panel This Week: Evan Joe, Kelsey Rosen, Ali Kareem, Mike Stanley & Gabby Guteirrez-Reed.
Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee Slaughterhouse Studios Production!!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have Ethan Everhart as a call-in guest. We try to offer a few ideas and solutions that can help to solve his problems.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have Ethan Everhart as a call-in guest. We try to offer a few ideas and solutions that can help to solve his problems.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 3 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 3.24.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Slaughterhouse Studios.
The Battles featured in this episode: Kayla Bailey v.s. Michael Hart Manny Valdez v.s. Jeremy Cash Joshua Beaver v.s. Cory Stevens Dave Ness v.s. Patrick Scott Nick Ellis v.s. Cheserae Joe Mckenna v.s. Big Mike
Judges Panel This Week: Logan Birkholz, Phil Corridor, Spaghetti Jake, & Jake Tupitza
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Slaughterhouse Studios Production!!
Punchline Jeopardy is Denver's #1 Comedy Gameshow, and it is now being released as a podcast!! Hosted by Cory Stevens this is a live show that provides the set ups, and comedians create the punchlines live on the spot! We have 3 rounds of 3 comedians competing to come up with the funniest punchlines with the quickest amount of speed.
Comedians featured in this episode:
Team Gay: Brad James Gibbons & Vince Smith
Team Lesbian: Lizzy Wolfson & Cara Leoni
Team Bi: Chris Wellman, Bailey Tyler, & Chesarae Jacobson
Team Straight: Joe Mckenna, Jay Folks, & Will Isenburg
3 Rounds, 1 Winner, Endless Punchlines
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we don't have a call-in guest. Instead we try to offer a few of our own problems, and we help each other with w few ideas of solutions to our issues.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 3 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 3.10.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Slaughterhouse Studios.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Josh Mazek v.s. Elliot Broder
La Shae Elise v.s. Roxey Grant
Chase Tressler v.s. Joe Frommert
Alec Meyers v.s. Jay Donaldson
Joshue Beaver v.s. Raymond Ace
Jene Suplee v.s. Ashley N-g
The Main Event Battle: Jake Tupitza v.s. Logan Birkholz
Judges Panel This Week: Spaghetti Jake, Joe Evan, Cameron MacKenzie, Thad B & Adam Gilliland (The Young Club)
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast our call-in guest is Jake Tupitza with a few issues, and we try to offer a few solutions to solve his problems.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 3 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 2.10.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Alex Hertlein v.s. Joey Batey
Cory Stevens v.s. Von Spreken
Rachel Crowe v.s. Julia Foodman
Aaron Benjamin v.s. Raymond Ace
Calvin Reid v.s. Emily Cornelius
The Main Event Battle: PIGEON v.s. VULTURE [Battle Of The Birds]
Judges Panel This Week: Spaghetti Jake, Kate McLachlan, Lan Lonion, Cameron MacKenzie & Priya Blunts
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Punchline Jeopardy is Denver's #1 Comedy Gameshow, and it is now being released as a podcast!! Hosted by Cory Stevens this is a live show that provides the set ups, and comedians create the punchlines live on the spot! We have 3 rounds of 3 comedians competing to come up with the funniest punchlines with the quickest amount of speed.
Comedians featured in this episode: Bear Quadalbaum, Emily Cornelius, Phillip Cano, Brad Galli, Joshua Beaver, Joshua Emerson, Tanya Sabrina, Corey Cooley & Ricky Ramos
3 Rounds, 1 Winner, Endless Punchlines
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast our call-in guest is Kelsey Rosen with a few issues, and we try to offer a few solutions to solve her problems.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Punchline Jeopardy is Denver's #1 Comedy Gameshow and it is now being released as a podcast!! Hosted by Cory Stevens this is a live show that provides the set ups, and comedians create the punchlines live on the spot! We have 3 rounds of 3 comedians competing to come up with the funniest punchlines with the quickest amount of speed.
Comedians featured in this episode: Gabby Gutierrez-Reed, Emile Kettle, Cody Ullrich, Jake Cambron, Von Sprecken, Calvin Reid, Elliot Broder, CJ Gauvain, & JJ Alexander
3 Rounds, 1 Winner, Endless Punchlines
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have don't have any guests but come in with a few of our own problems to solve.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Denver has two teams in the midst of playoff runs and it was time to record an other episode of High Altitude Sports. This is a podcast of Denver comedians discussing Sports from Colorado and around the world. Skeeter and The Rat start things off with puppets, curling, and glolf. We discuss the Avalanche likelyhood of victory, compare them to last years team, players disappearing and injuries. Also the History of Howler. We also talk Nuggets, Jimmy Butler, The Thrill from Park Hill, and our next opponent. The Sedona Desert Ape.
Featuring: Dylan Kantor, Evan Davis, Austin Langely & Evan Fitzgerald
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have 2 guests. Jacob Jonas and Sam Ellefson call in with a few problems and we try to help with a couple of solutions.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 3 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 2.10.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Ali Kareem v.s. Jeff Koehn
Divesh Patel v.s. Kellan Duffy
Chet Tilly v.s. Terrence Dobbs
Joshua Beaver v.s. Evan Joe
The Main Event Battle: Adam Gilliland v.s. Dylan Kantor
Judges Panel This Week: Spaghetti Jake, Jake Tupitza, Aaron Benjamin, and Bailey Tyler
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have 3 guests. Joshua Beaver, Haley Fisher and Logan Birkholz. We try to help with a few ideas and solutions.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have Ronell Hardin. He's having trouble finding that next step he needs to take in comedy. We try to help with a few ideas and solutions.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 1.13.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Manny Valdez v.s. Branson Knowles
Roxey Grant v.s. George Delgado
Jene Suplee v.s. Andrew Scalia
Joe McKenna v.s. Tyler Losier
The Main Event Battle: Big Mike v.s. Michael Hart
Judges Panel This Week: Spaghetti Jake, Adam Gilliland, Evan Joe, and Bailey Tyler
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the podcast we have Ronell Hardin. He's having trouble finding that next step he needs to take in comedy. We try to help with a few ideas and solutions.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast is a very unique guest, the one and only Drew. Austin and Drew have been hanging out a lot lately and this episode captures the relationship between the two of them. We talk about a lot of things in this episode, we get to know this unique human being, and we learn a bit about what life is like for Drew in his day-to-day life. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email send us your problem at: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show, we have Kalk Kōgan as a call-in guest. We try to solve his Tulpa problems with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve his problems. We also get a voicemail submission from Kelsey Wood about some issues getting her new business plan up and running.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 1.13.23 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Logan Birkholz v.s. Aaron Benjamin
Rebecca Wilson v.s. Andrew Wegleitner
Joshua Beaver v.s. Dave Ness
Cameron MacKenzie v.s. Chesarae
The Main Event Battle: Jake Tupitza v.s. Spaghetti Jake
Judges Panel This Week: Adam Gilliland, Ryan Trickey, Evan Joe & Jeff Stonic
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This episode is chaotic, unhinged and the girls have their podcast hats on for this one! Whether it's betting on doomed marriages, Disney adults, or Jungle sounds, these two have something to say about almost everything. Hannah takes us through her boneyard, we break down favorite smells and sounds, and we bring up a very controversial topic, "Birds". Kelsey despises Breakfast, Emo music on repeat and as always we're just out here pegging Shrek in a Chase bank.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast is a very unique guest, nationally known for his music and highly respected for his skillz on the basketball court, we have the one and only TVBOO. Austin asks about young TVBOO growing up in Mississippi, how he got started into making music while producing shows in small towns, and his opinion on doing comedy in Denver. TVBOO tells stories about doing comedy at music festivals, the creation of "Blue Collar Bass" tour, doing drugs during performances, and falling in love with basketball. Austin asks about his family, life in New Orleans, and DJing for everything from Casinos to Clubs. TVBOO's life changed when he moved to the gay bar, learning how to dance and opening his mind. TVBOO loves having fun, his energy is inspiring and has an extremely honest authenticity.
Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show, we don't have a call-in guest. We try to solve a of our own problems with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve our problems.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show, our call-in guest is Chet Tilly and he's been having some trouble dealing with the height difference between him and the women he's interested in. We try to help with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve their problems.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This episode is chaotic and unhinged but begins with some very Yikies confessions. Exploding bras, rapping to Lose Yourself by Eminem, and our Yikies moments of the week. No standout Valentines, but they have definitely both loved, OKAY?!?! The two discuss receiving flowers in public, web chat romances, and some Yikies! or Me Likies! Kesley shows off the accents she spent a week practicing, and we end on a big Round of Applause.
Yikies! presents Blind Tiger Comedy Thurs Feb 23rd 7:30 PM!!
Blind Tiger by Hooch Booch is a day to evening speak-easy lounge featuring Hooch Booch Beverages and Non-Alcoholic Libations
Special Holiday Episode of Roast Battle Denver!! This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 12.23.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
We open the show with Mall Photos with Santa
The Battles featured in this episode:
Jared Chandler v.s. Jeff Koehn
Aaron Benjamin v.s. Terrence Dobbs
Phillip Cano v.s. Rosa Mariposa
The Main Event Battle: Meghan DePonceau v.s. Christie Buchele
Judges Panel This Week: Mrs. Clause (Mo Vida), Elf (Spaghetti Jake), Santa Clause (Evan Joe), and C Brennan!
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show, our call-in guest is Christina Brennan and she's been having some trouble sticking to her goals and holding herself accountable. We try to help with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve their problems.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Roast Battle Denver!! This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 12.9.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Cory Stevens v.s. Corey Cooley
Aaron Wentz v.s. Joel Vernon
Julia Foodman v.s. Quentin Johnson
Bailey Tyler v.s. Sean Beagan
The Main Event Battle: Evan Joe v.s. Dylan Kantor
Judges Panel This Week: Adam Gilliland, Spaghetti Jake, Hannah Jones, Rachele Friedland & Jeff Stonic
Roast Battle Denver Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show we have call in guest Michael Isaacs and he's been having some trouble falling asleep. Dreams have consequences, and Michael is a bit of a pickle. We try to help with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve their problems.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Roast Battle Denver. This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 11.25.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Cameron MacKenzie v.s. Luke Stamm
Aaron Benjamin v.s. David Ness
Christina Brennan v.s. Chesarae
Joshua Beaver v.s. Spaghetti Jake
The Main Event Battle: Hannah Popkin v.s. Phillip Cano
Judges Panel This Week: Tanya Sabrina, Emma Perkins, Dylan Kantor, Lane Lonion and Evan Joe
Cruelty Carnage Crusade Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show we have call in guest Emily Conelius and she's been having some trouble dealing with an unwanted guest in her apartment. We try to help with a few solutions and suggestions that should help solve their problems.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 11.11.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Aaron Benjamin.
Farewell Roast of Damon Howard
The Battles featured in this episode:
Evan Davis v.s. Cory Stevens
Emily Cornelius v.s. Kayla Bailey
Philip Cano v.s. Phil Corridor
Logan Birkholz v.s. Terrence Dobbs
The Main Event Battle: Julia Foodman v.s. Calvin Reid
Judge Panel This Week: Adam Gilliland, Jeff Stonic, Tanya Sabrina, Spaghetti Jake & Jozalyn Sharp
Cruelty Carnage Crusade Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Our Phone number to leave us a message is: (720) 989-1961
Or Email to send us your problem is: Helpmemisinfomercials@gmail.com
This week on the show we have a Rachel Crowe sitting in for Cory Stevens and our call-in guest is Adam Gilliland. He's been having some trouble gaining the confidence to dance the way he knows he can. We try to help with a few solutions and suggestions on how he can get the confidence to throw himself out on the dance floor.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have Ali Kareem. He's been having trouble with brand new comics asking him questions and we try to help with a few solutions. From metal detecting to soccer penalty cards, we eventually find a solution that makes Ali admit, "Thats actually a really good idea".
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have Rachel Crowe. She's been having trouble with something most comedians in Denver can relate to, and we try to offer a few solutions that we think could help. We read a letter Evan received from a past lover, and we surface a problem that Evan didn't even know he had.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have Dena Davis, who is looking for a Short King to steal her heart. She's been having some trouble finding love in some low places, and we try to offer a few solutions that we think could help.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have a mystery caller. He's been having some trouble with his girlfriend, and we try to offer a few solutions that we think could help.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
Sean Souter came to visit Denver with very little expectations and a willingness to explore whatever Evan Fitzgerald put in front of him. This podcast was done on Sean's last day in Denver and was created to capture his experience here in the Mile High City. Evan used to ride for Sean's skateboard company Talentless Skateboards and the two had a blast skateboarding all around a new city, going to see music and exploring the Denver comedy scene. Sean offers his review of Denver, and we tell a few stories from our adventures together. Evan and Sean are joined by Christian Queen and Laura Lundsten on this episode to give Sean the full Slaughterhouse experience.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the only funny person that speaks about himself in the 3rd person, Elliot Webber. We learn the role of openers on a road trip, key stoke logging and why 4 corners comedy festival was given its name. Elliot's merch is mocked, Evan performs an AI written country song for Dylan, and Elliot breaks down his world cup conspiracy. Evan discusses his sick day rabbit holes, Dylan learns about sounding, and we play a round of Family Crude (what country has the smallest wangs?). We read a few prison reviews, go down the Toy Hall of Fame, and Dylan reads the 420 Code. All of this and so much more. Dylan Kantor & Evan Fitzgerald are the hosts of Recreational Outrage. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have Jamal Reed. He's been having some trouble finding the perfect woman for him, and we try to offer a few solutions that we think could help.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 10.28.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Carlos Morales.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Divesh Patel v.s. Josh Creedon, Damon Howard v.s. Dylan Kantor, Jeff Nelson v.s. Calvin Reid, Chris Wellman v.s. Tyler James
The Main Event Battle: Adam Gilliland v.s. Evan Joe
Panel On This Week: Spaghetti Jake, Hannah Popkin, Lane Lonion & Jeff Stonic
Cruelty Carnage Crusade Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we have Tanya Sabrina. She's been having some trouble at work, and we try to offer a few solutions that we think could help.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the one and only Spaghetti Jake. The two open with a discussion about Roasting friends, the mystery that is child lock on cars and and the pile of paperwork that led to the closure of A-Town Pizza. Spaghetti talks about learning about death through the murder of a robodog, partying hard with moving companies, and growing up in a home with divorced parents. Opening up about his parents, Jake explains that Papa Spaghetti was gambling man (the highs and lows of having a father with a gambling addiction) and Austin is asked what exactly it was that ended up getting him time in jail.
Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the two hosts of the show with a lot to talk about. Embarrassing sexual encounters, taking nudes, and Spirit Halloween is a scam. We call out the lack of modesty in the fire department, attempt to stop Jewish hate, and the defense of Veggie Tales. (Musicals suck) Robocops are just as bad as regular cops. Then we make a call to get the full scoop on what's been going on with the Scruffy Murphy's mic straight from the horse's mouth. We end with a few videos and a few facts about this day in history. The two hosts Dylan Kantor & Evan Fitzgerald would like to thank everyone for listening and share the podcast! Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 9.23.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Carlos Morales.
Opening with: The Roast of Emma Perkins
The Battles featured in this episode:
Quentin Johnson v.s. Joshua Beaver, Ali Kareem v.s. Adam Gilliland, Cory Stevens v.s. Chris Wellman
The Main Event Battle: Spaghetti Jake v.s. Dylan Kantor
Panel On This Week: Kelsey Rosen, Jozalyn Sharp, Jamal Reed & Divesh Patel
Cruelty Carnage Crusade Sponsors: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we discuss a few of our own problems. One of the show's hosts is leaving town soon so this episode is a Goodbye to our beloved Jeremy Cash. (SPOILERS: He isn't gone for too long)
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the very funny Mo Vida. Opening with Tiny Pen Big Words dropping his new single "A Pueblo State Of Mind", quotes, and discussing what inspires a man to want to "stay friends". Favorite Conspiracy, how Monica became Mo and someone watches adult videos for the plot. Two different games of Mo or Less, breaking down this year's ballot and a deep dive into celebrities eating muff. Also Trump has a new book out titled, "Art of the Meal", you should check it out. The two hosts Dylan Kantor & Evan Fitzgerald would like to thank our guest Mo Vida for coming by the studio, she's truly a Diamond in the rump. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two local crushers, Jeff Nelson & Ali Kareem. Opening with Jeff getting outraged, we reminisce on licking CD's and discuss beating people up at the arcade. Evan performs his opening Haiku, White people ruin everything (pumpkins and Jazz), and Dylan explains how parental lies have an expiration date. We decide Mr. Unlimited is inhuman, Ali finally joins the pod and explains how hand sanitizer got in his eyes. Evan reads some inspirational quotes, and it inspires Ali to share some Arabic proverbs. We watch Ali's Heckler video, with him breaking down the interaction, we do a segment of Favorite Conspiracy, & highlight a good dad from Baghdad. Evan reads a few news stories, we watch a politician's adult film, A woman fights eviction with a swarm of bees, and Evan tells an interesting piece of Civil War American history. We fall a bit into a Juice Box rabbit hole, Ali compliments Jeff, Ali tells us a few vail stories (almost beating people up, murder investigations and a literal get out of jail free card). Jeff explains the Zoltar scandal, Evan provides some Kansas City facts written by a garbage comedian, and Jeff explains what it means to get "The Full Nelson Experience". The episode ends with Ali coming up with a podcast idea that Evan did over a year ago, and we do another tenant from the 420 code. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we discuss a few of our own problems. We also bring up a few of our business ideas that will surely make us millionaires.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a truly dynamic duo, Dena Davis & Erin Rose. Opening with Dylan's love for Creed, Dena tells a terrifying Tallahassee story, Evan explains meeting a woman aroused by murder, and Erin shares that she lives in an apartment with a modern-day Dahmer. Dylan and Dena trash talk about their fantasy football league, we go into Favorite Conspiracy (Erin has done her homework), & we break down the girl's Ick Factors. Dylan takes a stand and defends Targaryen love, we do a few Halloween segments like America's favorite candy and Erin & Dena critique Evan and Dylan's style. We watch a few exciting videos, play a round of Suppositious Sporcle and dive into the Succubus. Evan presents a few Denver missed connections to help someone out there to find love, which prompts us to reply to one, hoping to make a connection. Butt rock lyrics, Hippopotamus Oath, Marco Polio, & so much more can be found throughout this episode. We end with another tenant from the 420 code. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Peter Greco. He's been having some trouble getting his Kombucha into the mouths of others at the Farmer's Market. That's where we step in and try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the one and only, Jamal Reed. Evan opens the show with a fire freestyle, he squashes some rumors, and has his aquaphobia broken down. Jamal is asked a few questions about Alaska, then drops a heavy knowledge bomb in Favorite Conspiracy about the Wilson brothers and tells the story of "The Bagel Situation". Dylan talks explains why he wants to beat up an artistic preschooler. We go through a few recreational outing ideas, we think back to our favorite Halloween costumes from the past and break down the history of Halloween. Evan gets the opportunity to do a LIVE interview with a Werewolf and offends him repeatedly, we have a small segment of "In Memoriam" and discuss our "first loves". Evan lists a few sad Florida facts, Jamal Reeds the News, and Dylan & Jamal compete in a round of Strain or Pain. That game leads to a talk about drugs that scares Dylan, and we end with a new tenant from the 420 code. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by a panel of comedians. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 8.26.22 at Wide Right. Filmed & edited by Carlos Morales.
The Battles featured in this episode:
Noah Miller v.s. Evan Davis, Aaron Benjamen v.s. Jamal Reed, Noah Ciel v.s. Liv Carter, Jeff Stonic v.s. Ali Kareem, & The Main Event: Kelsey Rosen v.s. Scott Schaffer.
Panel on this episode: Evan Joe, Spaghetti Jake & Adam Gilliland
Cruelty Carnage Crusade is sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Noah Ciel. He's been having some trouble getting respect from the Denver Comedy scene. That's where we step in. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the one and only, Damon Howard. The episode opens with Evan explaining just how offensive his old summer camp was, the group talks about the shifting comedy scene in Denver, and Dylan recaps his trip to Durango for the Four Corners Comedy festival. Dylan walks us though his "first love", Evan asks about whether he'll end up in hell, and Damon tells us how he ended up with a mouth full of puss. Damon makes a Big Announcement, tells his story of the first time he smoked (it was a hard time smoking with Russians), and we meet "Vacation Damon". A talk about scary movies, leads to some spooky stories, haunted houses experience and witnessing things close to exorcisms. Dylan educates us on the importance of Valyrian bloodline, we watch a few videos and Damon critiques our comedy. (Dylan no longer wraps the cord) The episode ends with a new rule from the 420 Code and our comedic influences. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Alex Games. She's been having some trouble finding the right people to call with her issues. That's where we step in. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two incredibly funny humans, Jozalyn Sharp & Kelsey Rosen. Evan now wears a tie, Jozalyn doesn't like to fly, and Kelsey fears bats when high. Kelsey opens up about being told to repress her laughter as a kid (Dylan understands this as a father) and the girls have a Tumbleweed connection (Jozalyn chilled with Killer Mike). We do the opening poem, quotes, and recap last night's roast battle. Jozalyn tells an inspirational story of a comic using comedy to stand up against misogyny and Kelsey talks about threatening to stab a man. We listen to a few stories about just how gross men can be, Jozalyn shares the behind the scenes of her special taping and breaks down the patriarchy. Evan has a few prepared Astrology articles, a round of Nevada sporcle, Jozalyn shares how her dad slipped into her DM's, and Kelsey admits to using a spit shake as an attack. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten are back with another episode and open with milk talk. The two breakdown the world of true crime, Laura opens up about her plot to kill Evan with "the perfect crime", and her stabbing fantasies. Evan brings up the moon, and Laura goes down a creative rabbit hole, and she also drops the truth behind the mystery of waffle making. Garden update, Chloe is annoying, parrot inheritance, deaf babies and glory holes. This episode is a bit all over the place, but the best part happens towards the end when Laura has an idea that will completely revolutionize the world of podcasting. Evan & Laura have been together for 10 years. This podcast captures what it's like for two high school sweethearts to remain in love, but forever continuing to be Permanently Unengaged.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a star-studded cast, Evan Joe, Spaghetti Jake, Emma Perkins, & Adam Gilliland. Once we introduce our guests, Evan Joe explains how he handles getting heckled, Evan Fitz does his poem and inspirational quotes. Dylan and Evan recap their adventure to Florence Italy, play a round of Evan V.S. with Evan Joe and we talk way too much everyone's sisters (Dead, Alive, & about to turn 18). The group gets deep for a moment, debating the universe, simulation theory, and whether Lady Gaga is real or just a person on a screen. Favorite Conspiracy leads Spaghetti to telling his story of infiltrating the ground level of DIA, we learn that Gaybraham Lincoln took it from behind at the Theatre and the south was way too lusty for slavery. We do a cheers to Evan Fitzgerald's break from drinking and the group breaks down some very important historical moments. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have a newer person to the Denver comedy scene, Mike Craven. Chicago, Skateboarding, and running for office in Kentucky. Mike talks about his life B.C. (Before Colorado), avoiding the family business, and photography. The boys discuss there being more to life than comedy, baby making music in Idaho and abandoned building in Chicago. Austin and Mike also discuss living a life without alcohol. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast, for the very first time, we have just the two hosts of the show Dylan Kantor & Evan Fitzgerald and they are much Better Together. This special episode opens with Evan's inability to understand Jamaican, STD tests in church and Dylan's Sneaky Skills (NOT creepy skills). Evan tells his story of seeing Jack Johnson (he counted the naps) and begins the episode with a poem and misquotes. After coming up with more accurate dispensary names, Dylan asks the hard-hitting questions about Evan's drinking, and also tells a story of Eskimo using a blunt wrap to acquire bud. We dive a bit into the most famous Judge Mathis speech for young lost boys (like Dylan). Where is the love? We also watch the most Australian man going for glory, debate the Rise of Dark Brandon, and highlight a few good guys to cap the end of "Good Guy Summer". Evan and Dylan go down the playlist of songs that Johnny Cash should have covered, and it's a new Era in comedy for the boys, look out for our soon to be released 11-minute Netflix special. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world.
In this episode, the two hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten recap their summer adventures over some pizza for squares. Laura's business is booming, shes getting old and gushing blood. Evan's car is like brand new, and he awkwardly ran into half of the Black Keys. The two recap their summer of movies, concerts, making fun of Bridgerton and getting wet for Henry Cavil. Laura discloses her methods of manipulation in the sims and Evan asserts that Diabetics are way cooler than wheezing asthmatics. After going through the new soundboard, Laura accuses Evan of being afraid of the "Red Puss" and she flexes her vaginal hubris. Evan & Laura have been together for 10 years. This podcast captures what it's like for two high school sweethearts to remain in love, but forever continuing to be Permanently Unengaged.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two guests that have just returned from a month-long summer tour together and now in studio they recap their insane adventure. The two were spoken to by God, used a trick to buy weed in any strip club in the United States, and explain what exactly a "Ball" of weed is. Grambo recounts a few of his standout stripper moments from the trip (getting hustled, falling in love, and putting them in "time out"), meeting real life Florida woman, and PJ breaking antique bench of stage. Their tour kicked off in Evan's hometown, so they bond over Florida's weirdness, and PJ tells his story of redemption for 17-year-old Pj. They saw Trump in the wild, interactions with police and tell just how badly Grambo fumbled his one wingman mission. What was their soundtrack for 80% of the drive? How did Pj find Grambo's condom? What made Grambo confess his Love for PJ? All that is answered and so much more. These two have a clear bond and connection after traveling together and the tour has really inspired and changed Grambo in many ways. Pj has taught Grambo a lot, but above all, take the cruise. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is ShaNae Ross. She's been having some trouble with her income at work as a lifeguard at swimming pools. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast was produced and edited by: Slaughterhouse Studios
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have "The Young Gun" Evan Joe. Opening the episode with Evan explaining his violent cartoons, his story of experimenting with batches of cumbers, and his multiple stays in "The Cage". At the age of 21, Evan has experienced more than most grown adults. Austin asks Evan a few questions as the "Young Club" about roast battles, making fun of others, being authentic and being able to get people to laugh at the darkness. Evan gets passionate about his addictions, from reptiles to magic, he gets overly obsessed. Evan explains his feelings about magic, how it teaches you to not believe everything you see, and how a good joke on stage, is comparable to a good magic trick at the mall. After a dive into Evan's sad suicide attempts, (carrying the bullet that didn't fire, filling pockets full of rocks, and tacking a tack to his wrist) Austin and Evan talk about the difference between a bit and a lie and the only time Austin thinks lying is acceptable. Evan tells us about the difficulty his mom went through trying to raise such a rebel and the group talks about some very violent things. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a Denver staple in the comedy scene, Dylan Dean. Beginning with Dylan D admitting to taking some literal shots at the Slaughterhouse, Dylan K used to bounce old creeps out of parties, Evan offers a few misquotes to get things started. We decide Alex Jones not only hurt people that didn't exist, and Alex is actually Joe Rogan's Tyler Durden, and what's further than stupid with the Black Eyed Peas. Dylan D explains his lack of respect in the scene, and why he can't return to the Aurora theatre and Spaghetti factory. We play around of Dylan v.s. and he doesn't count himself out until it's about ants. (Evan kills all ants but the toddlers, a metaphor for the US military) We dive into Evan Nation, the history of Pleather, and how an ice scraper became Dylan D's first CD. We do a few favorite segments like Favorite conspiracy (Zeppelin is perverted), Best of the Worst (Pol Pot was correct & the Kims are liars) and a game of "Weed strain or Cause of Pain". Dylan K talks about the original preroll, the power of cat piss do pee that way, and we have a "Moment of Outrage". (Both Dylan's are outraged). After coming up with a few Recreational Outing ideas, we do a game of "Guess the Hip Hop track", watch a video of a religious nut, and close out with the 420 code. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have a member of South Broadway royalty, the only Denver comic with over 60 albums and Kennedy of the Baker Neighborhood, Mike Coppolino. Once Mike is able to "find his voice", we learn why Wednesday is the official time for toad licking, and the importance of measuring your doors correctly, if at all. Mike tells us about his origins in Radio, being raised by a scientist and we do a few commercials for Mike's future and past businesses. When Mike begins his Clown Agency commercial, something happens to Mike, and he breaks in a way Austin and Evan couldn't have imagined. We dive into the trauma clearly instilled into Mike; Coke, Clowns, and constant harassment. With a history of pimping clowns, performing close to piers and breaking into abandoned places with homeless people, Mike is full of wisdom and experience. Austin asks about young Mike, and he explains his early life in southern California living with punk bands and developing his New York attitude. Mike loves music (some repetitive, some not), but he takes through the 80's San Diego punk scene, also he shares his dreams of someday being on a cruise and we end with him doing the cleverest of plugs for his upcoming dates. Mike Coppolino is a man, myth and legend all wrapped up into one. We did our best to capture this human in the form of a podcast. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle. Recorded live on 8.12.22 at Jad's Mile High Smokehouse & LOST Episode was recorded 6.24.22. Filmed by Evan Joe & Carlos Morales.
The Battles featured in this episode:
8.12.22: Erin Rose v.s. Damon Howard, James Malles v.s. Jason Fearn, Ethan Everhart v.s. Corey Cooley, & Spaghetti Jake v.s. Adam Gilliland.
Panel on this episode: Dylan Dean, Josh Creedon & Evan Joe.
Lost Episode 6.24.22: Evan Davis v.s. Jen Sutherland, Josh Creedon v.s Adam Gilliland, Hannah Popkin v.s. Dylan Kantor, & Jamal Reed v.s. Quentin Johnson.
This Battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have stand-up comedian and storytelling phenom, Brandon Patrick. This wild episode open with us looking back to the fall of the Hulkster, how it led to Donald Trump, and how can we find a wife as cool as Bubba's? Bradon tells a story of how Dad's today explain the "F" word to kids, why Dick Chaney couldn't have shot JFK even if he wanted to, the real reason he is no longer blonde and why he always wears a suit on stage. We finally introduce our guest and plug a few of his credits, like Unsolved Mysteries (he wanted to solve the mystery), he gives a gnarly endorsement of his condoms, and calls out his rival, just to explain his plan to sabotage them. After going through the Prince & Carmen Electra connection, Brandon talks about working with legends like D. L. Hughley, Dick Gregory and Paul Mooney. Brandon also admits to shooting his shot with Killer Mike for lunch and it inspires Dylan to tell his stories and trying and failing to see Run the Jewels multiple times. We do Favorite Conspiracy, Evan gives a gift to Dylan and it leads perfectly into a game about Purple Rain Trivia and one person crushes the other. We come to the conclusion the Roger Waters is just lefty Kid Rock, Bruce Lee is not Bruce Wayne and Evan says what nobody else is willing to say about Ali. The rest of the episode is all over the place with the group talking about jewish parties, fingerbanging, Brandon's "hot girl table", Black market gambling, casino air isn't real, a local comic losing 10,000 dollars by betting on red, in Vegas and which spiderman is inarguably the best. We end with a few bits, games and probably offensive banter. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This episode opens organically with Kelsey explaining her cave of calmness (Hannah thinks it sucks), Evan admits he gives Florida kisses, and they plug their upcoming show this week Aug 26th. Kelsey and Hannah share as much as they can about their weekend getaway vacation to the dream destination of Greeley Co, and we tell our Yikies!! moments of the month. Evan was shot at, Summer Hannah is dead, and Kelsey goes on multiple rants about everything from television shows to images of wine in Istanbul, and in conclusion, Kelsey is feeling unbalanced and has missed a lot of therapy. Evan asks a few questions, one about jealousy in his own personal life and another about tactics to use within an argument. Hannah breaks down how to tell when Kelsey is truly angry (it's all in the knuckles) and the two discuss how they help each other avoid being emotionally reactive. We learn Hannah has analytical powers she can use for evil and a story the show Kelsey has been emasculating men from a young age. The episode ends with a round of Yikies! or Me Likies! and it produces all kinds of hot takes like skinny dipping is for cave times, Kelsey's obsession with WW2 movies and Hannah is cool with foot stuff as long as she gets something afterwards.
Link For Tickets to Yikies!: ROCKPILE Comedy: YIKIES! | WideRightBillsMafia (widerightdenver.com)
https://www.widerightdenver.com/event-details/rockpile-comedy-yikies-2022-08-26-20-30
Every 4th Friday 8:30pm Hannah Popkin & Kelsey Rosen share the stage with their friends to ask... ARE WE ALL OK? Watch them figure out what it means to be well as they explore the moments that make us say, YIKIES!! $7 Presale $9 at door All seats are at tables.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the very funny and extremely open book, Chris Wellman. Austin begins the show with a story of his first and last rodeo, (until the kin rodeo is born) and the two discuss their recent sexual experiences with Chris's being a real doozie. that leads to Chris explaining "pre-prison sex", how the van life chose him, and his childhood background of moving around military bases around the US. We learn how Chris became the "Strawberry Queen", what led to the dissolving of his relationship with his Dad, and why he eventually left the church. (Taking church tactics, later to the kink community. Chris tells us how harmful abstinence can be in both the sex and drug community and explains how he stepped up to educate those that don't know the issues that come with lack of preparation and communication. There's no shame in getting tested, and safety in all forms reduces harm, and increases pleasure. Chis now acts as the resource he could've used as a teen, by working with Colorado CAL (center for alternative lifestyles). Towards the end we talk a bit about comedy and how Chris has worked his sex life into his material, and his orgins of making jokes about himself from his adolsecence when he had to make fun of his trembles before the other kids could. by owning the joke, Chris could own the laughter. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
Dylan Kantor and Austin Ledabski are two Denver based comedians that started a podcast to capture all things sports. This week we are missing our 3rd host Derric Ragsdale on the show, and we recorded from our new Slaughterhouse North Studio. Coming back with a lot to talk about, the boys open with expressing their excitement about the Avalanche's Stanley Cup win, the value of free throws and the history behind Hack-A-Shaq. Evan brings up a Florida sports term before we talk about upcoming Nuggets games and decide which jersey is best for a new Nuggets fan. Dylan talks about his Boner for Bones, he tells his story of winning tickets on the radio because of "Friends" and trades in the NBA coming into the season. We then move into NFL preseason/predictions and the elitism within Broncos tickets. After going through the many teams of Josh Johnson, go through the Grimer situation (should be solved through knock-out) and breakdown the LIV controversy. Dylan explains everything going on with Vince Mcmahon stepping down from the WWE and Austin explains his WWE investment. We discuss being better athletes than we think we are, radio show scummy interviews and the Bill Russell impact on the NBA/ number retirement. Throughout the show Austin reminds us all, Avalanche are coming down a mountain, like a fountain, but Evan still insists his home team will win. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two pizza lovers, Emily Cornelius and Jake Tupitza. We begin with a story about a they-care in a superheros basement, Evan's silent D, and Dylan's cool venue V.S. his even cooler venue. Emily has her couch selling skills questioned, she informs us on her favorite tiks to tok, and Jake gives an MLB steroids update. We reminisce back to Virginia and discuss the street jokes that "everyone knows" about West Virginia. We get to the bottom of Jake's last name, Dylans high school nickname and that leads to a debate about labels. We ask a few questions ranging from VT being underrated and all the Pizza do's and don'ts. A debate about dinner with Dylan being like a democracy or a dictatorship, ends with Evan offending all of Mexico. Which then opens the path for us to create the most offensive pizzas ever. We do a few favorite segments like Favorite Conspiracy (JFK is an alien) and Best of the Worst (The fashions within Fascism). We do an art segment, comparing the art of Jeff Kohen, George Bush and Hitler. Evan ranks Jack Black's films and the conversation drifts quickly back to guac. That leads with a discovery about Hitler's "gas problem" and we break down the crossover of Hitler to Voldemort or Harry Potter and either way Dylan will defend the series. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Misinfomecials Presents: Man In The Van with Jacob Jonas. Jacob has set out on a cross-country adventure, and he will be calling in occasionally to update us on his journey. This is true journalism in its highest form. This episode captures Jacob as he's first arriving at the Gathering of the Juggalos and he gave us a live reaction on the phone as he's walking around the grounds of the festival. The interview continues with Jacob calling back after experiencing both the Gathering of the Juggalos and The Creationist Museum. The Gathering was an insane experience for Jacob, and he gives us a recap of the whole 4-day journey. He then goes into the story of his adventure at the Creationist Museum and explains how wildly insane the contrast is between going from The Gathering to The Museum. The Love, Hate and Chaos this man has witnessed so far is truly wicked and we're excited to have out Man in the Van keeping us up to date on the pulse of America.
Check out Jacob's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCujNO4Cz42WodqT89GhR0Jw/featured
He is doing a series called Free or Dead. Subscribe to his YouTube to see his series that will be capturing his entire journey across the country and all of the chaos along the way.
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle, as well a few opening sets of traditional stand-up to get the show kicked off. Recorded live on 7-22-22 at Wide Right. Filmed by Evan Joe & Carlos Morales.
The Battles featured in this episode: Joshua Beaver vs. Jake Tuptiza, John Henry vs. Jared Chandler, & Divesh Patel vs. Adam Gilliland.
Panel on this episode: Spaghetti Jake & Evan Joe.
This Battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two hilarious guests, Aj Finney and Mitch Jones. Evan opens the episode as a purple belt in Spanish and reads some prepared quotes before we dive briefly into the Beckitionary. Just while brainstorming, the group comes up with a few ways that flamethrowers could really change the game for both fireworks, as well as mass shootings. Mitch gives some movie recommendations, Aj explains to Evan that he definitely didn't earn his "Dead Wings", and that's when the genre of Juggalo Jam is born. After Evan tells his Tubing story where his honor was tested, The Jacuzzi Boys stop by to plug some dates and promote their French Onion Soup (they're all out of spoons). Mitch and Aj talk about their first CD's, then we do a news story about some evil soul suckers and play a game of Headliners fill in the Headlines. That leads to the creation of the greatest sandwich shop idea, and we force Dog the Alien Hunter out of retirement. In the Favorite Conspiracy segment, we get the bottom of Big Foot, Cryptid, Monster Truck, or BOTH. Mitch informs everyone to do their own research on Jay-Z's connections to DIA, we build a profile on the kind of person that would train monkeys to steal babies and watch a video of a Poptart that doesn't believe in gravity. That inspires a recent Poptart story from Evan and Dylan stops us from accidentally getting the grimiest person out of Russian prison. (The Jacuzzi Boys ate all the soup) Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This episode begins with group coming back from doing DMT, jumping back into Yikies! or Me Likies! with discussions about whorpions and Kelsey seeing a dead body as a kid. After a breakdown of our percentages of Harry V.S. Sally, the girls debate sharing passwords with partners and Hannah's issue with the relationship growing between Kelsey and the other Popkins. That leads to us learning about the evil "Window Washer", and how Hannah found her "Cool Girl Energy". We go down memory lane on past intimate moments, and that's when Laura Lundsten (Permanently Unengaged Podcast) joins the podcast with a story/mystery. Evan gets educated on the pandemic of men educating women on Crypto, and Laura gets asked about Evan's sexual sock habits. The Up-Dating segment gets wild when Hannah says a disturbing thing about knowing people within 30 seconds and Kelsey is angry, sad and lonely. This episode is pretty unhinged with some very funny stories and a constant flip-flopping from talks about siblings to sexuality. Part 2 of 2.
Link For Tickets to Yikies!: ROCKPILE Comedy: YIKIES! | WideRightBillsMafia (widerightdenver.com)
https://www.widerightdenver.com/event-details/rockpile-comedy-yikies-2022-07-22-20-30
Every 4th Friday 8:30pm Hannah Popkin & Kelsey Rosen share the stage with their friends to ask... ARE WE ALL OK? Watch them figure out what it means to be well as they explore the moments that make us say, YIKIES!! $7 Presale $9 at door All seats are at tables.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the amazing Calvin Reid. We come back to record as soon as we figure out where the sound was coming from, and we discuss Calvin's love for learning, taking notes within a coffee shop, and not being responsible for the lives of others. After a bit of TV talk, Austin explains how being nice in life can pay off in prison. Calvin tells us about his "sassy" default as a child, drunkenly crushing college campus tours while walking backwards, and his opinions on going first in show cases/ awareness on stage. As a group we defend our generation, Evan shares a sad college statistic, and we play a round of "Urban Dictionary Guessing Game". Towards the end of the episode, Calvin asks Austin a few questions, Evan squeezes in a segment of "Calvin Reads" and we learn about Calvin's love for comic books and superheroes. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This Episode Is Part 2 of 2.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two very unique and hilarious humans, John Novosad & Tanya Sabrina. Opening up with Tanya talking about her crusading schedule, Evan drops his new poem for the beginning and quickly realizes his prepared bits make no sense for one of the guests. We have a few questions for John about doing Late Night, being a Boulder comic over the decades, and his special "Jokes I Can Only Tell Here" (available on YouTube). After telling a story about the origins of the name "Hippie Man", we play an exciting game of "Tanya V.S." and Favorite Conspiracy. Evan asks what John does for "Funsies", Dylan reads a selected story about The Man in Black fighting an Ostrich, and we learn John's fight history with an Emu. We talk a bit about "Hippie Man's Plan for America" (available on YouTube) and then do another reading from the 420 Code. The episode ends with Evan doing his "big, prepared segment", and John finds the silver lining in everything sad about Alaska. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. This week we on the show we are joined by Garrett Nygren (Pallet City Podcast). Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Jeff Nelson. He's been having some trouble with his neighbor's dogs. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast and was edited by James Malles.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the amazing Calvin Reid. Beginning with an attempt to define Bougie, Austin flexes his thrift skills and a debate about our favorite males from adult films. Calvin talks about growing up in the church, his iced coffee addiction and he tells an honest story about not understanding poppers. As a life-time resident of Colorado, Calvin explains how humidity is the enemy, and the experience of watching Denver bloom. After we admit some male insecurities, Evan asks about Calvin's background in Theatre, and the group discusses swear words on stage. When start talking about the line between Heckle and assault, Austin explains how he views the audience as a "beast to be tamed". We end the episode with Calvin telling us some of his previous "problematic" productions and Calvin gets inspired to bust out the ol' tap shoes. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This episode is Part 1 of 2
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the very funny Hannah Popkin (Yikies!! Comedy Show). Opening up with bathroom questions, we do a Battle of Intros and Hannah defends The Fray. Evan explains two-tone/Skanking while consistently negging. The group talks a bit about comedy, rank each other's level swag and then we discuss Dave and his blades. Tip up or down, Japanese steal and his lovely mom. After being asked about Favorite Conspiracy, Hannah give us the full scoop on a Hollywood cannibal, and everyone debates what part of the human would be best to eat. With a quick round of Best of The Worst, we move into a game of Hannah versus a plethora of worthy opponents and have an "In Memorial" segment for those things we've recently lost. After News Stories, Hannah gives a sports update and explains what's going on with "Those Broncos" and women in sports. "Hannah Pops Off!!!!!" at one point and we end the podcast with Hannah explaining the Do's and Don'ts of Dating Apps, even helping Dylan with his Tinder profile by giving advice and criticism. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
This podcast is a verbal violent Roast Battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle, as well an opening set of traditional stand-up to get the show kicked off. This episode features a fierce competitive battle, for the very first person to hold the "Young Club" Title. Recorded live on 7-8-22. Filmed by Evan Joe & Carlos Morales.
The Battles featured in this episode: Josh Mazek vs. Cory Stevens, John Magz vs. Josh Grambo, Phillip Cano vs. Damon Howard & Spaghetti Jake vs. Evan Joe.
This Battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
Live Show Sponsor: LivWell
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the owner and defender of The Fort, David Rodriguez. The Fort is Northern Colorado's Best (only) Comedy Club, An intimate comedy theater with a full bar, right in the heart of Old Town Fort Collins! We open this episode with Dylan and David talking about parenting in the modern age, this history of The Fort venue before it was a comedy club and David explains how he created/set up the space to be best for comedy. We discuss the Fort Collins scene, a few favorite headliners in the club since its birth and David tells his Mick Foley story for the first time on a podcast. Favorite conspiracy leads to Dylan learning Evan's real name, and how/why David was kicked out of a Ska concert. David talks about the lessons he has learned throughout the years as a comedy show booker, and the struggle of weighing the two sides of creating a fun and welcoming space, while also making a profit as a business owner. Making decisions for the audience, over profits. Evan brings up David's love for defending The Fort by confronting bad reviews publicly online and that goes into David explaining the process of creating his comedy album at The Fort, on his birthday, in the room he founded, surrounded by friends and family. This episode ends with a great Eddie Pepitone story and David giving a small insight into how anyone can figure out where they stand with the club as a comic. The Fort has a ladder to climb, the end of the episode has this ladder spelt out for anyone interested. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This episode starts with the hosts introducing each other, and the two "Checking In". Hannah recaps her trip to Mexico with stories of swimming with creatures by day and partying with cults by night. Kelsey goes off about a client complaint at work and that leads into the Stardew Valley Rant, and then we meet "Shane". After our "Yikies!!" moments of the week, the hosts open up about breaks from comedy, unhealthy habits creating an unsustainable pace, what type of sandwich they each are. Kelsey creates a word out of thin air, the group does their favorite segment "Yikies!! or Me Likies!!" and the podcast ends with the two hosts doing a mind-expanding illicit drug live on the podcast. Part 2 will be out soon!!!
Link For Tickets to Yikies!: ROCKPILE Comedy: YIKIES! | WideRightBillsMafia (widerightdenver.com)
https://www.widerightdenver.com/event-details/rockpile-comedy-yikies-2022-07-22-20-30
Every 4th Friday 8:30pm Hannah Popkin & Kelsey Rosen share the stage with their friends to ask... ARE WE ALL OK? Watch them figure out what it means to be well as they explore the moments that make us say, YIKIES!! $7 Presale $9 at door All seats are at tables.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Christine Tomlinson. She's been having some trouble with her throat chakra being clogged and congested. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Jared Chandler and Raymond Ace. Opening with a breakdown of a few Top 5's, Dylan opens up about his Wendys Trauma and we discuss our sexual awakenings. We do a deep dive on the history of Primos Juggalo Westling as told by Dylan, Evan stands up for human rights currently being violated, the show discusses Smashing (not comedically), and favorite conspiracy leads to a conversation about everything from the rappers in the Illuminati to inspiring reptilian Doctors. Best of Worst is a hot debate with Genghis Khan v.s. Hilary Clinton being closely contested but easily decided. After a few news stories that highlight ladies from around the world, Evan reads a passage from the 420 Code, and we end with a group meditation. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the mysterious and lovable Grayson Schrom. Opening the episode by creating an alibi, Grayson talks about his early trouble with drugs, and how it led to him being legally kidnapped and taken to a drug recovery program in the middle of the woods, all while coming down on the "greatest acid ever". We learn that Grayson is obsessed with numbers, his roots in Texas, the story discovering a treasure chest of drugs, and what fast food wrapper he used to wrap a broken leg after being ran over by vehicle. Austin and Grayson talk about siblings, Meth ads, and the dark truth behind Scruffy McGruffy the Irish crime dog. The episode ends with some Roast Battle talk, and a few questions from Grayson to Austin and Evan. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a few very special guests, the Beanie Boys crew. Cameron Mackenzie (deckhand for docked boats), Thad B (fountain of youth/ human cinnamon stick/ member of the cloth/ overall perfect person) & Joe Bruno (lover of pizza) all come by to kick of Good Guy Summer. Coming in hot from a show at THUG, the boys discuss comedy in the springs, their personal stories of starting comedy, the love they have for their cats, and the genius of G-Force. After a segment of "Favorite Conspiracy", Evan explains that he thinks Jim Jones seems misunderstood, and Dylan admits the highest number he can count to. The group discusses the prettiness of men, the craziness of birth and then go into another round of Best of the Worst. Cameron loves Michigan State, but not like Nasty Nassar, and in the end it all comes down to holding breath. Towards the end, the podcast is all over the place with stories of basketball with sons of Tim Haggard, wearing cute boots in video games and Evan asks the worst question imaginable. We wrap things up with the Beanie Boys telling each other some fairly embarrassing truths, and we all learn a little bit more about each other by the end. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Damon Howard. He's been having some trouble within his love life balancing the fine thread of friendship and relationship. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we Derrick Rush and Jose Macall (3 A.M.). This episode transitions like a Butterfly with our guests coming on and off throughout the show. Derrick explains his climb through Comedy Works, his aversion to Open Mics because they just exist to fail, and Wende's #1 rule at Comedy Works. Jose joins the show and talks about 3 AM ("working hard for the crackheads"), and then we go into "Favorite Conspiracy" which explains Amber Bird Poop and why Roe V Wade was really overturned. Jose has been with a coven or two, so we do a segment about seducing Witches (Don't trick a witch) and play another round of "Best of the Worst". Between Nero and Mao, which would be more chill? Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Catherine Klauss. She's been having some trouble living the life of both a Dr by day, and a comedian by night. We try to help with a few solutions.
This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast. Edited by: James Malles.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the owner and creator of Roasty Ghost Coffee (Cruelty Carnage Crusade Sponsor). Reeves Brown explains why he began roasting his own coffee, his journey learning the craft, and the steps he's made to get his brand and coffee in different locations all around town. With a rad history of BMX, Snowboarding, and downhill bicycling, Reeves and Austin both bond over how important these different activities have been in both of their lives and what it would look like to make a bicycle/standup crossover special. Towards the end, they have a quick discussion of Punk concert characters, coffee tattoos, and the group listens to a few commercials Austin had recorded to promote Roasty Ghost Coffee. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we keep it within the Slaughterhouse family with Austin Langely (Come In, We're Open) & Kelsey Rosen (Yikies!!). Recorded from Slaughterhouse North, this whole episode is full of constant debates and hot takes. After Bat facts with Kelsey and every intro except for Recreational Outrage's, we finally introduce our guests and get into our heated debate of All Popes v.s. Every President to hold the Office of the United States in a continuation of our segment "Best of The Worst". We debate every possible angle, from basketball and fashion shows to fist fights and the fish economy. We learn the value of the Catholic Queen herself Saint Bone, and then go into a small discussion about our favorite conspiracies. After Questions for Austin, we get a little history lesson on our favorite George from the revolutionary war and remember when you think of America... Carlin! Ending with a fun bit about Comics on Coins. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!
Kelsey Rosen & Hannah Popkin are two Denver based comedians that love each other possibly too much. This podcast captures two hilarious humans figuring out what it means to be well, as they explore the moments and subjects in life that make us all say YIKIES!! This first episode starts with the hosts introducing the idea behind the show, they "Check In" and share their "Yikies Moments of The Week". Hannah gets wet shamed, Kelsey has forced exposure therapy and Evan possibly breaks the law. The group debates a few subjects in a segment called "Yikies or Me Likies" which leads to discussions about workplace masturbation, Hannah being the worst pegger to ever peg, and whether the YIKIES fantasy novel would be Sci-Fi or sexual. A debate about dirty talk questions whether blood has to be involved or if you can just ask for "that nip nip". The big discovery of the episode is Hannah's sexual attraction to men with a specific type of insurance and the two talk about their dating plans or lack there of, for Evil Girl Summer. The episode ends with Kelsey and Hannah chat about their upcoming stand up show, with a very exciting headliner and line up you don't want to miss!!
Link For Tickets to YIKIES!: https://www.widerightdenver.com/event-details/rockpile-comedy-yikies-2022-06-24-20-30
ROCKPILE Comedy: YIKIES! | WideRightBillsMafia (widerightdenver.com) 6/24: YIKIES featuring Heather Pasternak (Colbert, FOX, Netflix)"
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle, as well an opening set of traditional stand-up to get the show kicked off. Recorded live in The Jesters Palace on 5-27-22. Filmed by Evan Joe.
The battles featured in this episode: Joshua Beaver vs. James Malles, Robbie Kumeso vs. Grayson Schrom, Dylan Kantor vs. Evan Fitzgerald & Jake Tupitza vs. Adam Gilliland.
This battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Josh Emerson to talk about everything from Zoo life to what exactly is the perfect formula to make a Mexican. In the beginning of the episode Dylan tells a 420 story that involves an activate shooter and him seeing people run literally out of their shoes. Josh explains his comedic journey as well as tells stories of struggling in school, his family's history in the Marines, and his time living in Yellowstone. The group discusses the lamest National Monument "Four Corners", the unseen perspective that maybe the Spanish sent a lot of Native people to Heaven, and everyone weighs in on Evan's problematic Instagram handle. After Josh tells the original name he wanted for Dead room Comedy (RKF), he explains what a real Pow Wow is and a brief history behind the gathering and its dances. The start of a new segment "Best of The Worst" begins with Josh offering two wild card suggestions and a heated debate for our first round and a lot of anticipation for the upcoming battles. The winner of this round is decided based upon their opinions on poetry and butt stuff. The podcast ends with the boys discussing their weekend activities, starting with seeing the Dark Queen herself, Adrienne Iapalucci, and also a Jack White concert amongst a sea of suspected proud boys. (Of which Dylan did not let go un-addressed) Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
Dylan Kantor and Austin Ledabski are two Denver based comedians that started a podcast to capture all things sports. This week we have our 3rd host Derric Ragsdale on the show, and we recorded from our new Slaughterhouse North Studio. The episode starts with Ledabski and Derric talking about their experience at a game 1 watch party of the Stanley Cup and Russia's love for Ping Pong. Dylan explains his theory of the NBA being tired as an organization/fanbase, then we learn about the un-told "Darkside of John Elway", Shaq Shoes, and how future Nuggets trades need to involve a friend for Jokic. We review a few movies and shows related to sports (kind of), which leads to two of the greatest quotes "There's a man in inside his penis" and "This town is only big enough for one John". The boys discuss bringing a Denver team's mascot onto the podcast, and Dylan makes some strong statements about Rockies fans/stadium. Evan questions the value of the Broncos and gets explained how wrong he is, and Dylan talks about library fights. The podcast ends with a discovery about Evan's shocking lack of Hack Sack experience and Dylan challenging everyone to play basketball. He challenges everyone in the room and then moves on to multiple people in the Denver comedy scene he knows he can "Hoop". Throughout the show Austin reminds us all, Avalanche are coming down a mountain, like a fountain, but Evan still insists his home team will win. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
In this podcast the two hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten on their journey across the United States; Florida or Bust 2022 Road Trip Extravaganza. Recorded late night in a hotel in New Orleans and the two hosts have been drinking, but that doesn't stop them from opening with Laura giving some compliments and insults after a night of music in the air and chaos in the streets. Evan reads some of poetry that he wrote while experiencing the city of New Orleans and Laura can't stop twerking. After a discussion about bags on the side of the interstate, they compare this experience in the city to previous visits and tell a few wild stories from along the trip so far. Both Evan and Laura talk about what their excited for next on the journey, whether they should leave each other, and their wetting plans. Incredibly fun episode and it captures a moment in time these two are having a blast traveling the country. Part 2 of 2 in the Florida or Bust 2022 Road Trip Extravaganza Series.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Darius Dinkins and Jacob Jonas. Beginning with a bit of background on our guests, we discuss Denver comedy pre/post pandemic, and the different "classes" within the scene. Dylan and Evan recap their recent roast battle (doing a few unused jokes), and the group talks about the Dead Room show with a few of the wildest stories, and Darius's confusion when doing the show for the first time. After a segment of "favorite conspiracy", we do "this day in the pandemic" which leads to us coming up with jobs Joe Biden should actually be doing and BLM protest stories. The group listens to a few voicemails, and that brings up a "long" discussion about onlyfans. Evan does his "Quick Hits", and then we watch a couple videos. Darius tells a story about his embarrassing moment at "The Comedy Store", and the podcast ends with a round of "Prince v.s. Marilyn Manson" as well as "Urban Dictionary Guessing Game". Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per Roast Battle, as well an opening set of traditional stand-up to get the show kicked off. Recorded live in Wide Right on 5-27-22. Filmed by Evan Joe & Carlos Morales.
The battles featured in this episode: Spaghetti Jake vs. Aaron Benjamin, Kelsey Wood vs. Kate Strobel, Garrett Nygren vs. Deena Davis & Jamal Reed vs. Ed Garner.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Evan Davis. He's been having some real trouble with a local business, Lamps Plus, and we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
In this podcast the two hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten are in the beginning of their journey across the United States; Florida or Bust 2022 Road Trip Extravaganza. Recorded late night in a hotel in Dallas after the two had just enjoyed a night out on the town, they open with a recap of their adventure so far. With chaos at Enterprise, crashing the bicycle and chief festival in Trinidad and they decide driving through Texas is comparable to taking acid. This is only day 2 of their trip and Evan is already making sweeping generalizations about small towns and Laura can't stay awake. Hopefully nobody from Dallas gets offended by the things said in this episode. Part 1 of 2 in the Florida or Bust 2022 Road Trip Extravaganza Series.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a few members of the Slaughterhouse family, Austin Ledbaski and Derric Ragsdale of High Altitude Sports. The two hosts are battling in a Roast Battle soon so they are in Battle Mode the entire podcast. The podcast opens with a discussion about Austin's life on a commune and the love triangle between Austin, Derric, and Austin's sister. The guests tell their Shuffle boarding story and then Derric tells us which Kardashian has helmet head. Evan does a segment of "Quick Hits", we watch a video of a customer getting McMad, and then Evan begins challenging everyone to a fight. After a story of a Live dick pick sharing being witnessed, the group checks in on what the WEF has been up to and investigate a metaverse assault. Also, Evan says something at the end that makes Dylan want to stop doing the podcast. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
Dylan Kantor and Austin Ledabski are two Denver based comedians that started a podcast to capture all things sports. This week we have our 3rd host Derric Ragsdale on the show, and we recorded from our new Slaughterhouse North Studio. The episode opens with an update on the Avalanche, it leads to a question about the rules of Air Hockey and a small discussion about tennis. With Tim Connelly leaving the Nuggets, the squad talk about what that loss means for the team, and then look to the future by going down the free agent rosters. After a small debate about going from college ball, to pro, in basketball v.s. football, they talk about the lack of charges on Chargers players and end with a few small questions from a special guest, Ben. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have podcaster and comedian, Jamal Reed. The episode opens with his comedy background, love for movies and what it was like growing up in a diverse house of 12 children. The two discuss the fun in making jokes about controversial subjects and how they view bombing on stage. Austin admits to finding his swag and shows off a character called "Negative Brody Stevens". The podcast ends with a few questions from Jamal for Austin. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Josh Donoghue and Charlie Lloyd, the two hosts of the Giggling Grizzly mic. Opening with the heat of a Floridian funeral, Dylan opens up about his growing paranoia and admitting that he has been making "lists" of people. Josh (Nurse-Boy) tells the group about testing jokes on patients in the hospital, leading to a discussion about Bob Marley being murdered by Nazis. This episode features segments like "diagnose the injury", we decide on an onlyfans page to invest into, and we watch the Cart Narc bust a bunch of Lazybones. After reaching out to agent Sebastien himself, the podcast ends with Florida Birthday stories and a few news updates. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional stand-up in between the show to keep things moving. Recorded live in Wide Right on 4-22-22.
The battles featured in this episode: Dylan Kantor vs. Michael Mann, Cory Stevens vs. Josh Grambo, Aaron Wentz vs. Joel Vernon & Kelsey Rosen vs. Josh Creedon.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show we are LIVE from the Trinidad Chief and Bicycle Festival and our call-in guest is Erin Rose. She's been having some trouble with a coworker, and we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
This episode is all over the place and the hosts Evan Fitzgerald & Laura Lundsten are clearly excited for their upcoming road trip. With stories of getting sick on St. Patrick's Day, stolen aborted fetuses and getting tailed by cops, this episode is a wild one. The two explain their "Key" bit, give a review of The French Dispatch and also recap a few of their past road trips. They also call Evan's "Butt to Butt" brother to congratulate his recent graduation and discuss the upcoming visit. The podcast ends with a few videos, and Evan's cheesiest bit he's come up with yet.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the one and only Papa Jr Joseph Papa Johnson. Truly a power conversation with an enthusiastic person bringing a unique perspective to comedy. The episode opens with Dylan and PJ bonding over their love for Hip-Hop and its importance in their lives. Amid a few great Denzel Washington references, the group discusses the line between comedy being therapy V.S. being therapeutic, PJ explains how he got into doing comedy and his beliefs on who he was in past life. After voicemails, PJ tells his favorite conspiracy, a wild Ben Roy story and a few insane situations with cops he's experienced throughout his life. The episode ends with a few news stories and a small discussion on psychedelics. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
Dylan Kantor and Austin Ledabski are two Denver based comedians that started a podcast to capture all things sports. This week we don't have our 3rd host Derric Ragsdale but his spot is filled in by Hockey lover, Josh Donoghue. In this episode we do a deep dive into Hockey and spend most of the show discussing the Colorado Avalanche, and their current run in the playoffs. The Aves game is streaming while recording live so there's live reactions to the game throughout the podcast. The group also talks a bit Nuggets and Broncos as well, so there's a little something for everyone in this episode.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Jason Fearn and he's having some trouble going too fast in his car, we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have three returning guests, Spaghetti Jake, Evan Joe and Carlos Morales. The episode opens with Spaghetti explaining his 3-point diet and then the guests explain the origins and story behind Local Joke Show, how it works also previous/future locations. Carlos is running to California to escape a mice infestation, Evan has Jake tell the story his summer of 1000 jobs and group does an a game of Top 5 things your therapist shouldn't say. After a decision is made on some joke thievery by David Spade, we play a round of "Whoms, Whoms" of historical trios, and go through some voicemails that spark discussion on Carlos's love for feet, and Evan Joe's wild night of love making across the desserts of Las Vegas. Spaghetti Jake walks us through how he makes Spaghetti, we breakdown some news in the podcast world and Evan diagnoses everyone's personalities based off of coffee order alone. Towards the end of the podcast we create our own fantasy comedy festival called the "Fully Outraged Tour" (possibly our most offensive bit yet), Evan Joe tells the story of going to a culty ritual rave and how his life is has a reoccurring yellow moth omen. (Also he did magic tricks for strippers and would kiss the one dollar bills) Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
This week on the show our call-in guest is Kelsey Rosen and she's having problems at work, we try to help with a few solutions. This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios podcast.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two returning guests, Ali Kareem and Damon Howard. The episode opens with some big questions and everyone bonds over a love for U2. Damon announces his new catchphrase and Ali admits that he might not be the greatest roast comic. Ali tells his comedy journey of starting in Omaha, and then he makes an announcement about T-town and his future in Denver. Evan asks about Ali's DVD sales in Iraq, and it leads to a discussion about how his life changed & evolved throughout time in Iraq with shifting governments and US military involvement. Ali shares the importance of feeling safe, and when surrounded by death, being able to laugh is invaluable. Damon and Ali both discuss the difficulty of talking with white people and that leads to the discovery of a new show favorite, "Racist, Sexist Boy!". We do a few submitted voicemails, one of which from Mr. Trump, and another teaches us how Islam keeps away the booty warriors. Ali does a few animal impressions, we learn about "the master of the pause", the guests play a few games, & the episode ends with a few news stories. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Bobby Mitchell, the owner of Whole Lotta Love, East Colfax's vintage apparel, vinyl and accessories shop, opened in March 2021. On this episode Bobby talks about his upcoming boxing match where he will step into the ring to raise money for a charity organization called Haymakers for Hope. If you want to see the fight, buy a ticket for June 16th at the Fillmore using my last name (Mitchell), or you can donate online at haymakersforhope.org. Austin talks about how he met Bobby, then asks Bobby to tell the origin story of Whole Lotta Love, and how he got started in the world of vintage clothing and records. That leads to a brief discussion about his father's path in life and how his life was impacted by his father's choices. While talking about his family, Bobby tells Austin about his twin sister and how the two of them could not be more of opposites, despite being twins. The two end the podcast on a discussion about tattoos and adolescent pranks. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the two hosts of Misinfomercials Podcast, Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens. This episode starts off with Dylan telling us about his 10 popped tires within the last year and his suspicion of who's to blame. We consider starting a podcast on the side of the highway, and Jeremy tells a story of how he saved an akward moment from happening by diffusing the situation with a fist bump. Evan gives an update on the laptop and gives Cory a gift to celebrate his birthday. Jeremy and Cory both tell their introductions to comedy and how they got started which led to a debate about the value of Comedy Classes. Cory and Evan both bond over skateboarding for a bit and Cory explains his first interaction with a trans woman (she shreds). The group talk about failed open mics, dive into the goofiness of Mormonism and This Day in History causes Cory to discuss Communism for 4 minutes straight without taking a breath. After a few voicemails, and news stories, we get the scoop on some of Mark Walberg's wild moments, we decide that even North Koreans dont need Applebees and we end the episode with a game of Sporcle that one person wins without contest. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
The boys are back for the last game of the Nuggets season with a live viewing and walk-through of the 5th game in the first round of the 2022 playoffs. This episode is a play-by-play breakdown of the final game of the Nuggets season, and they recap afterwards what could have been differently. The boys also discuss the future season for the Nuggets and give an insight into what the podcast will be during the off season. Throughout the episode the group discusses news stories from varying sports, a recent story of Austin and Derric playing shuffleboard with the #2 shuffler in the state, and a look back on when Austin got too intense against a friend in a game of 21. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have our 3rd host, and sports expert, Derric Ragsdale in the studio and he is joined by a friend of the podcast Brad Hill. Unfortunately, Dylan was unable to make it on this episode but B-rad fills in to add a new perspective to the episode. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Each week we go through our submissions, take a live caller, and tell a few lesson learning stories from our own lives. This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have writer/comedian Ben Kissam. Opening up the show, Ben tells the origins of how he got introduced to doing stand up and the experience of starting comedy in a foreign country, and what life was like for him in Germany. They two discuss how life creates material for on-stage performances, and how the two have grown comedically over the years of knowing each other. That leads to a talk about spirituality, and Ben tells the story of going to church for the first time by himself, and how it resulted in him being accused of turning bible study, into a meat market. That experience put Ben on a path of meditation, and he explains how his life has been forever changed since. Austin's coffee addiction is brought up, and the two bond over addiction, leading Austin to go deeper into his relationship with alcohol. After a small debate about boredom v.s. living in the moment, Ben shares his relationships with his parents and their Entrepreneural adventures. Ben opens up about his father's inability to sit in silence, and how that lead to a life ungrounded in reality, full of unfounded optimism, nicotine gum, and grandfather clocks. After recently losing his father, Ben is still figuring out how to talk about the loss and shares how his body physically reacted to the grief. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Quentin Johnson, and Erin Rose. Right out the gate there is a debate about getting a contact high and Quentin makes a bold prediction that ends up coming true live on the podcast. This episode starts with Quentin giving us a small walk through of how he started comedy and his travels across the US, performing and exploring. He also explains his relationship with "Dark Comedy" and answers a few questions specifically about his on-stage material, and off-stage interactions. Evan compliments Erin on her educational background and she goes through her introduction into the comedy scene. The question of favorite conspiracy question leads to an amazing moment on the podcast, the realization that Idaho isn't real. We call a local that claims to be from Idaho, and we don't get any straight answers. After "This Day in History", we play a game of "Urban Dictionary Closest Guess", and then begin voicemails. Thats when the great beer flood as predicted by Quentin, takes the podcast to a halt for a brief moment. We comeback from the disaster and finish off our record number of voicemails. Everyone talks about their worst bombs on stage, and we discuss our five-year plans. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional stand-up in between the show to keep things moving. Recorded live in Jester's Palace on 4-2-22.
The battles featured in this episode: Divesh Patel vs. Damon Howard, Austin Ledabaski vs. Charlie Lloyd, Evan Fitzgerald vs. Evan Joe & Josh Creedon vs. Jake Tupitza.
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens are two Denver based comedians that have started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Each week we go through our submissions, take a live caller, and tell a few lesson learning stories from our own lives. This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten are excited to be back in the studio and won't let Evan's tinnitus stop them because they have new intro music, lots of drinks, and even more topics to discuss. Laura kicks things off by admitting a recent mistake she made at work, and then the two review their adventures with Hello Fresh and have a small book club moment. After Evan complains about a coworker, Laura decides Justin Trudeau is cute, but could also be the Canadian Anti-Christ. The two relive a few moments from middle school that range from farting during tests, bulling teachers and bombs going off at lunch. Eventually we get to the main topic of this episode, Laura's new business, L2 Modern Dance Project. She explains where this idea came from, the idea behind the business and her excitement for this new step. We do a few commercials to plug L2 and Laura comes to the conclusion that she is the final boss to her own business. That leads to a conversation about Sekiro and the podcast ends with a new season of our longest running segment, "Garden Update". Tune in to the next episode to hear about Evan's butt.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have our first two returning guests, Philip Cano (creator of The Humor Underground) & Rudy Garcia (organizer of Cowtown Comedy Festival). We start off with a recap of the very first Cowtown Comedy Festival from the founder himself, the highlights, unexpected speed bumps along the way we spill the tea/eat the cheese about the aftermath. Rudy explains his process of choosing his headliners for the festival and talks about some feedback he's gotten from his choices. That led to a conversation between the three showcase producers in the room about how they work hard to make every comic on their shows feel comfortable and safe. Then we go into THUG and how important that space is to Dylan and Evan. THUG has an encouraging family atmosphere, with hot burritos, and lots of varying upcoming shows, this venue is worth checking out. We also hear who the top 4 contenders for the first to get their "THUG" patches. After a discussion about the 2022 Comedy Grammy nominees, and winner, we do a brief "this day in history", watch a few videos and go through a couple news stories. Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
Jeremy Cash and Cory Stevens started a podcast to help solve the world's problems. Taking on one issue at a time, these two misinformed gentlemen are offering guidance and new ideas to assist those in need. Everyone has problems, we're here to solve them. Send in questions and issues that you need advice on, and we might have a solution or product that will help you.
Each week we go through our submissions, take a live caller and tell a few lesson learning stories from our own lives. This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios Production.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have a man shrouded in mystery. The one and only, Kyle Benevidez. Right out the gate, Austin gets called a hack, and then Kyle goes into his origins story and spiritual journey. He explains his introduction into weightlifting, his story of breaking the Colorado state record, as well as his fitness inspirations. We get a call into the podcast half-way through the episode and Austin asks the big question, "Steroids". After Kyle tells us his comedy influences, which leads to a conversation about his stepfather Steve, and then comes the biggest surprise of all, Kyle can see in the dark. Unfortunately, Kyle tells us about recently being jumped. (Night vision did not help in this scenario) We get to the bottom of what Kyle does "for fun", we hear about Kyle's dating struggles (besides on Christmas) and the episode ends with the greatest intro to any episode ever. Kyle is a mystery, and this episode was our best attempt to understand this enigmatic human. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two very funny up-and-comers to the Denver comedy scene, Emma Perkins and Kellan Duffy. This episode kicks off with some helpful technological tips, a discussion about our Roasts records and how we've won (or lost), and Emma tells us about her dream involving D.W. (from Aurthur), playgrounds and a hot tub. Dylan and Evan talk about their recent comedy shows, Evan gives Dylan a gift, and somehow the conversation drifts to the abuse of mermaids. Just a year ago, Emma had never seen a comedy special, so Kellan talks about getting to give her a crash course of comedy greats and it leads to a breakdown of Bo Burnam vs. Weird Al. Our first regular bit causes us to blow open the conspiracy of "Big Beta" and we hear a few dropping fish stories. Then we do "This Day in History" and few listeners submitted voicemails. Afterwards we do a few news stories about the "Penis Festival" and animals being detained and arrested. We do a round of Sporcle, watch a few videos and Steven Hawkins does a news story for us. Lastly, we do a small Q&A with Kellan about working at comedy works and how it effects his view of what comedy can be. Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
The boys are back with a lot to discuss, starting with a recap of the Superbowl and announcing the Bronco's new quarterback, "Mr.Unliiiiimited". The group responds to a video of Nick Wright making claims that Joker is "patting stats" in the MVP race, and then play a video Magic Johnson giving his opinion on the subject. The conversation then drifts to the unappreciation of Bones Hyland and then they debate the likelihood of Nuggets getting to win a championship this year. Austin gives an Avalanche update, right before he and Derric give a review of their experience going to a recent Mammoth game. The crew does a few NBA predictions for the upcoming games, and Dylan does a small recap of WrestleMania that leads into a connection between sports and the Will Smith slap. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have our 3rd host, and sports expert, Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have child golf prodigy/standup comedian/Chinese Rockstar, Kellan Duffy. Identifying as "emotionally dumb", Kellan struggles with expressing himself and managing expectations within relationships until things boil up and he disassociates. Kellan believes "the key" to his mental issues stem from coming from a family of star athletes and specifically a father with achievements like playing in a high-level baseball team (until he went into a coma while crabbing), and teaching golf lessons to Snoop Dogg after cutting off his toe with a lawn mower (and also a 2nd coma). After talking about how drug use and Kellen did not mix well, a discussion about writing for music vs. comedy leads to a wild conversion about Kellan's 6-week tour in China with a rock band full of strangers. Moose Light Kingdom played in front of 1000's of screaming Chinese fans and this led to Kellan falling in love everyone that showed him admiration and later dealing with a shattering amount of perspective after returning home from his experience of being a trend in China. Austin gets inspired by this insane story and quickly puts out the idea to start up a band himself. Supposedly there is a national park in China now dedicated to Moose Light Kingdom and although Kellan feels like he over shares, this entire story is new to Austin, and it is clear Austin was not expecting to hear Kellan share his experience. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two Denver Comedy OGs, Rick Bryan & Ricky Ramos (Sidesplitting Entertainment). They come in hot into the studio and kick things off by telling the hosts their pronouns and explaining the gratification that comes from building things with their hands. Rick talks about opening for Scarface & Devin the Dude, and they both give a few tips on opening for a music performance as a comedian. Rick tells some stories of meeting legends like Dave Chappelle and when he smoked with Brian Posehn. After a breakdown on ASMR, there's a voicemail segment and it leads to a discussion of why everyone has chosen comedy. The guests go through a few news stories, and they end up discussing what PC culture is like in prison. Towards the end of the episode Ricky tells everyone about his favorite conspiracy, that "Birds Aren't Real". The biggest lesson to be learned from this segment is that everyone should know, "Birdwatching, goes both ways". Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Jake Tupitza. The show begins with Austin asking about Jake's past injuries and it leads into a discussion about his martial arts father and financial planning mother. Jake explains how he was introduced to playing music, and his experience of recording an album and going on tour. The two talk about the differences between music and comedy, how they both have benefits and flaws as well as what it takes to blend the two art forms. One thing is very clear, Jake Does Not Jam. After a dive into the balance of writing for music and comedy, Jake opens up about his recent "Plateau" and Austin admits to his love for tricking new comics into telling inappropriate jokes on stage. The end of the podcast features an original outro song written and performed by Jake LIVE on the podcast. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Hannah Popkin & Kelsey Rosen, the two hosts of Yikies!! (A comedy show in Denver) Both of these two hilarious comics are the founders of Compliment Central and are bringing back compliments to comedy. After going through a look back at our 6th grade selves, there's a full dive into the definition of "Negging" and This Day in History but in a sexy voice. Hannah educates us on Blind Gossip/Beards, and Kelsey explains her love for the Moth Man (Not a Nazi). A voicemail segment leads to a conversation about our first mics ever, and then there is a few news stories and videos. A game of Yikies! or Me Likies! brings up the most controversial subject and it completely divides Kelsey & Hannah, but then they consider kissing live on the podcast to resolve things. We end the episode with a game of sporkle that gets everyone fired up, and it gets extremely competitive. Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional stand-up in between the show to keep things moving. Recorded live in Jester's Palace on 3-4-22.
The battles featured in this episode: Quentin Johnson v.s Tanya Sabrina, Jason Fern v.s. Kyle Benevidez, Emma Perkins v.s. Kellan Duffy & Roger Stafford v.s. Dylan Dean.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Josh Emerson (Dead Room Comedy/ Dessert Podcast). The show begins with Austin and Josh discussing the loss of a parent, and how to process/cope with the grief while also dealing with people offering awkward condolences. The conversation continues onto recent losses in current life and accepting missed opportunities while maintaining excitement for the successes of others. Both bond over a strong belief in working hard by constantly grinding in the scene and being honest and truthful on stage to whom they are. Austin's Roast Battle is often booked the same night as the Dead Room Show, so the two talk about their shows and some stand out moments. Josh explains his newfound love for Hockey and Austin talks about his attempts at The Artist Way and his desire to start up again. Towards the end they discuss the chaos of Scruffy Murphy's and the legendary last night of Tony P's. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Learning the show! This Denver based sketch group is full of funny people, so they come in hot and remix to the intro music. After a dive into the different members of learning and how they each got put into the show, we learn what chipotle item they are and how they choose the different subjects they tackle as a performance in their monthly show. We do This Day in History which leads to a heated debate between Evan and Gabby about Skateboarding vs. Roller Blading. The group goes through a few news stories about Ukraine and another about 6 stolen heads in Denver. A match is made in the Dating game and then Evan has everyone play "Trailer Trash". The podcast ends with a voicemail submission, and it surprised everyone who sent this one in. Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have two geo-political experts, Christine Tomlinson and Christina Kleeman. Christine is a mother, martyr and adrenochrome advocate, & Christina controls the news with a leopard print echo chamber that smells like cat piss. This episode is hilarious chaos with discussions of everything from Dylan starting a fight club for 4th graders, a Nigerian prince lost in space, and Evan insults Christine's childhood dreams of being a figure skater. Mayor Kleeman explains her platform of why every how street intersection needs cameras, and we learn that Ukrainians are the currency of the future. The group watches a political ad that is full of shit, and we get some bedtime stories told by Christine. Truly a wild podcast and full of funny moments from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast Austin is joined by one of his lifelong friends, Will Goldblum. Will is in town visiting Austin and they decided to come into the studio to talk about their hometown of Sandpoint Idaho and what they've been up to in the years since they've seen each other. These two childhood friends have stories upon stories about each other and the other characters from their hometown and this podcast captures their journeys as friends and individuals after leaving Sandpoint. Whether it's hitting a friend with a car, self-strangulation or sharing birthdays with parties that consisted of sketches by the RF Gang, these two have a clear bond between each other that only a lifelong friend can have. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have the hilarious Phil Corridor on for our first single guest episode. In-between solving mysteries while hungover and giving dick a try after his 3rd marriage, Phil is creating some fun shows around town and discusses on the podcast some ideas for a future cooking show. A submitted voicemail asks Phil to tackle the subject of "Asian Hate" and it leads to a talk about everyone's salvia stories and butt stuff for Valentines. The group decides Juggalos ruin everything, and play a new game called "Poptart of the Week". Portland's newest Ambassador made some strong points about why he loves the city, and the episode ends when there's a discovery of a Holiday song from our favorite Poptart called "Come Christmas" Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional stand-up in between the show to keep things moving. Recorded live in Jester's Palace on 2-4-22.
This battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Rachel Crowe (Barjory Buffet) & Oshee Baugus (Chapel Perilous). This episode starts off hot with a story of an Astro-nut and never loses steam with lessons on everything from crypto-jews to why M&M's were invented for diplomacy. There's a story of a NASA engineer addicted to moon rocks (crack), a recap of Oshee's benefit show and Rachel is educated on Jenkem. Oshee does a perfect impression of Jordan Peterson, and he talks about why he personally misses the Land-O-Lakes lady. We go through a view submitted voicemails and try out a few new bits and games, but the entire episode is a whirlwind of fun and chaos. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the captivating Damon Howard. Growing up with a stammer and surrounded by family fighting, it was difficult for Damon to speak out as a child. Damon went through years of speech/debate and now he uses those skills to perform his Standup comedy. From bringing people together with bridges, to getting tail for having a sexy voice, Damon comes in with stories and honest answers to every question he is asked. Both Austin and Damon are hosts of open mics nights, so the two discuss techniques they use for hosting and the do's & don'ts of open mic comedy. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Jose Macall (3AM) & Corey Cooley (Chapel Perilous). This episode was wild and hilarious with a range of topics from Dinophobia to the decline of both Italians and the lead singer of Staind. We get a walk-through of the "Reality Tunnel" and meet incredible people like Boulder Cop, Daryl the 5th Dimensional crop circle interrupter, and our next president, Basil Marceaux. (Basil introduces himself as a website and wants to remove stop signs from the roads) There's also a look into the serial killers that will soon be up for parole and the conclusion is "Son of Sam" is definitely starting a folk punk band in Tuscon. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio!
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the delightful Phil Corridor. These two boys have a love for each other, and their playful banter is something only true friends can share. Whether it's stories of racial tensions at a hot spring or the origins of Phil's last name, these two are open and honest about serious and silly subjects. Phil also asks the question we've all been waiting for, "How big is it?" Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Rudy Garcia & Raymond Ace. This episode is all over the map with stories of taking mushrooms in NYC, Roast Battle Do's and Don'ts, and a look back at all of the "controversial" things that happened in 2021. Rudy is a cherished Greely Colorado comedy scene ambassador that hosts a Roast Battle called "Cheap Shots" and Raymond loves comedy with a fury of enthusiasm, possibly more than anyone in Denver. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
Rudy Garcia (@roodeecomedy)
Raymond Ace (@ace_in_thahole)
The boys are joined by Garret Nygren of Pallet City with a lot to discuss, starting with recapping the most recent trades in the NBA before the deadline. The group also discusses aggressive fanbases, Matt Stafords's shoulder injury game, and which NBA players are free agents in 2022.Ending the episode with Superbowl predictions. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have our 3rd host, and sports expert, Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the other half of the Bingo Boys, Jeff Stonic. These two besties have a strong love and bond that is clear through their openness with each other. Discussing traumatic moments of vulnerability, confusing feelings on religion and relating over their recovery stories. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have JD Lopez (LeftHandRIghtBrain Podcast) & Evan Johnson. With these two favorite locals, we get a view into the Denver Comedy scene, pre-pandemic. A scattered history lesson of the mics, venues and show hosts that ran the Denver comedy world and how it compares the vibe of the scene now. JD shows off his Nunchakus skills and Evan brags about cooking 5-star meals while pooping himself in the kitchen. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
JD Lopez (@lefthandrightbrain)
Evan Johnson (@evanjokeson)
This episode begins with a deep and unplanned discussion between Evan and Laura about ancient civilizations and the "conspiracy" of Pangea. Evan moves the show along with a bunch of wacky stories about gas station scams, the official Poptart of the Nuggets, and Chloe's recent near escape. The two try out a couple of new segments including Tik Toks with Laura and Hollywood Scoops!: Who poops, who pukes and who is Mr. Gaga? The internet has been flooded with the ten-year challenge, instead of posting a photo, Evan and Laura add this podcast and they bring back memories of their biggest fight. Warning There will be singing in this episode and a shameless plug for Hello Fresh (please sponsor us).
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Quentin Johnson to discuss his story of losing a parent as a child, and how it affects him as an adult. After a recent fall off of the wagon, Quentin is beginning his road to sobriety and bonds with Austin over the constant fight. With stories of traumatic cop interviews to incriminate family members and group therapy with balloons that "did NOT work", we see the origins of the dark material that Quentin now uses to connect with audiences. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Josh Creedon and Kakuna Sinclair. There are so many funny bits, and a few learning moments in this episode. We get a lesson on the Namibian "N" word, discover Kakuna's brother is an award-winning African gospel singer, and we decide Nixon's wife, looks like Nixon in a wig. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
KAKUNA | COMIC (@kakunut)
Josh Creedon (@joshcreedoncomedy)
This week's episode is a week late, but it's too great of a podcast to not release. The boys are back with a lot to discuss, starting with recapping the most recent trades in the NBA, then discussing rankings in the league and a deep dive down the history of "The Denver Thuggets". The group discusses the craziest stadium names in the history of sports and then make NFL predictions, and the answers are better now in retrospect. At the end of the episode, we get a hilarious story told by Derrick about the neighbors scaring him. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have our 3rd host, and sports expert, Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show features open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have Oshee Baugus to discuss his recent tumor diagnosis. Oshee walks us through the night he collapsed, and then woke up in a hospital to a doctor explaining to him that his brain has a tumor. We also have a special health care expert (Oshee's Mother) in studio to explain the details of everything medically that's going on. This episode is heavy, but also full of laughs, and truly offers a unique sense of perspective that reminds everyone of how valuable life is. Guests on the show are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
THE BROKEN BRAIN BENEFIT COMEDY SHOW Info:
Thursday February 3rd 7:30
The Irish Rover Pub 54 S Broadway Denver, Co
Laughs, Raffles, & Prizes!!!
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Jade Rose and Cj Gauvain. With the birth of The Green Hot Chili Peppers, stories of losing LSD, and a breakdown of the word "Cracker", this episode was great from start to finish. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
CJ Gauvain (@cjgauvain)
Jade Rose (@jaderose_creative)
This show will feature open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the purest comic in Denver, Josh Creedon. With a passionate love for both Comedy and God, Josh balances being holy while being hilarious with ease. Guests are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional stand-up in between the show to keep things moving. Recorded live in Jester's Palace on 1-7-21.
This battle was sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Evan Joe, Spaghetti Jake and Robbie Kumeso. This is one of the funniest episodes we've done so far with some truly hilarious moments. We cover the entire "Brawlecule Effect" story, play a round of good cop/ sad cop with Jussie Smollett and theres a discussion of why you should fear the pale horses. This episode almost didn't happen because Evan Joe was locked in a garage with dogs but broke out to make the podcast. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
Robbie K (@therealrobbiemk)
Spaghetti Jake Montgomery (@thespaghettijakeshow)
Evan Joe (@notevanjoe)
This show will feature open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. This week on the podcast we have the delightful Kelsey Rosen to discuss developing OCD as a teen and how it still affects her life today as an adult. Kelsey paints the picture of her journey with story after story of compulsive acts and examples of irrational fears that would cloud her brain every day. Guests are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This week on the podcast the boys are back with a lot to discuss. With multiple Nuggets out on injury, things are looking pretty grim for the team. The hosts talk about G league players from the Nuggets that are keeping the team alive, prompting Austin to send Bol Bol a message. Evan is educated on Wilt Chamberlain's infamous 100-point game (and its missing footage) as well as the NBA greats that were never able to win a championship ring.
Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have our 3rd host, Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
This show will feature open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. Guests are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent. This week on the podcast we have the one and only Jeff Koehn to discuss his wild ride of finding his religious path and addressing some guilty or shameful moments throughout his life.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Evan Joe and Spaghetti Jake and its fun wild ride. We talk about so much in this podcast, drawing your own porn, the fallacies of garagage disposals and the saddest meals a person can eat alone. Each episode will feature different people from the local comedy scene in Denver discussing their stories and perspectives. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these two guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio and following the "House Rules". This episode was recorded live in the Jester's Palace Theatre right before a Roast Battle show.
This is the 1st part to a 2-part series. Unfortunately, the 2nd part was lost in the bowels of Jester's Palace and that's probably for the better.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
Spaghetti Jake Montgomery (@thespaghettijakeshow)
Evan Joe (@notevanjoe)
This is the last Permanently Unengaged of the year and Evan kicks it off by talking about his newfound love for Jerry Seinfeld and how Laura killed it with gifts for him this Christmas. Rather than a Christmas tree, they ended up getting an Optimist tree and they explain how they discovered this non-religious gem in a random parking lot. Laura does a few dances live on the show, Evan tells the story of being recently electrocuted, and then he goes on tangent about his love for crafting a perfect cup of coffee. Looking back on 2021, both Evan and Laura talk about how their jobs have changed in the year and Laura discusses her story of quitting her job and starting her own business. (Only to sell out within 24 hrs.) The two talk about their favorite concerts of the year and then Evan forces Laura to do one of his stand-up bits because she is standing while they are recording. After a review of Amazon's new employee policy on marijuana, Evan plays a video of a stoned grandmother and a housewife from the 50's on LSD. The episode ends with a story being told of Evan and Laura's longest inside joke. The Red Lettuce Story. This was the original joke between the two and their love is truly rooted in this story.
This show will feature open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. Guests are encouraged to be genuine, while no subject is off the table. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent. This week Hannah Popkin is in studio to defend the benefits of lying and to open up about a time in her life when she lied, and how it went from bad to worse over the span of years. Austin (the host) is a big believer in the importance of honesty, so Hannah is in to try and explain how she uses lies to create a better world for those around her on a daily basis with friends, family and even personal relationships. Hannah would like us to say she is also very honest, but she also feels like lying also has its place in the world and should be represented on a podcast about honesty.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have Ali Kareem, Austin Langely and Jeff Stonic. Opening with a prayer, this podcast quickly goes off the rails when Ali claims he can take down a Cheetah and Austin threatens all black bears and snacks worldwide. After a listener submitted question from Tyler, Ali gives some comedy wisdom and leaves a threatening message on the host's father's voicemail. Austin has the group prank call the White House, Carlos-gate gets solved by Jeff, Ali discusses destroying appliances with a forklift and selling ice (no cream) in Iraq. This entire episode is chaos but truly one of the funniest things Slaughterhouse ever produced.
Each episode will feature different people from the local comedy scene in Denver discussing their stories and perspectives. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these two guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at:
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
Ali Kareem (@thehabibigang)
Austin Langley (@jokesandspokes)
Jeff Stonic (@jeffandtonic)
This podcast is a verbal violent roast battle hosted by Austin Langely and recorded live by Slaughterhouse Studios. Various standup comedians face up against each other in a war of insults and the victor of each battle is judged by the applause of the audience. This Denver based competition is a head-to-head fight with 5 rounds per battle and a headlining set of traditional standup to close out the show.
Sponsored by: Roasty Ghost Coffee.
Recorded live inside the Jester's Palace Theatre, this episode features the following battles: Oshee Baugus vs Corey Cooley, Dylan Kantor vs Lil Aspy, Evan Joe vs Kellan Duffy, & Liv Carter vs Josh Creedon. Headlining set by Nic Dean.
This week on the podcast the boys are back with a lot to discuss. With multiple Nuggets out on injury, things are looking pretty grim for the team. The hosts go through their favorite sports franchise logos, list their favorite legendary Nuggets from the past, and discuss how the people of San Diego prefer Comic-Con, over The Chargers. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Here are some Instagram links to find more about Austin, Dylan & Slaughterhouse Studios:
Austin Ledabski (@ledabski)
Dylan Kantor (@dylans_law)
Slaughterhouse Studios (@slaughterhousestudios)
This show will feature open and honest conversations with host, Austin Langley. No subject is off the table and being genuine is heavily encouraged. It is a judgment free space to talk about those subjects that aren't normally discussed in everyday life. Guests open up about those stories and personal experiences that maybe they haven't shared before or would like to get off their chest. The goal is to be unrestricted and transparent.
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. Each episode will feature different people from the local comedy scene in Denver discussing their stories and perspectives. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. This week on the podcast we have the hilarious Ryan Trickey, originally from Kansas City and also Phillip Cano, a true Denver OG and founder of The Humor Under Ground (THUG). The group went wild on this one and talked about going to male strip clubs, the greatness of Matchbox Twenty and which comedian with a Netflix special would win in a cage fight against the others. Phillip also flawlessly shotguns a beer at one point live on the podcast within 2 seconds. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor had a great time with these two guests and would like to thank them for coming by the studio.
This podcast is a Slaughterhouse Studios production
You can find more about your hosts on Instagram at :
@dylans_law & @slaughterhousestudios
This Week's Guests:
Ryan Trickey (@trickeycomedy)
Phillip Cano (@the_humor_underground)
This week on the podcast the boys are back with a lot to discuss. Whether it's the Denver Broncos beating Ladabski's LA chargers or the MLB being put in it's first lockout since the 90's, this episode is all over the place with talks about multiple different sports and wild events within the realm of recent sports news. Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Here are some Instagram links to find more about Austin, Dylan & Slaughterhouse Studios:
Austin Ledabski (@ledabski)
Dylan Kantor (@dylans_law)
Slaughterhouse Studios (@slaughterhousestudios)
Laura and Evan were feeling desperate to explore somewhere new and made a snap decision to take a trip to the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico. With stories and reviews from their 48 hour holiday, this episode is a recap of that adventure. Santa Fe is one of the oldest cities in the US with a distinct southwestern look that was like nothing the two had seen before and with such a small city size, Evan and Laura were able to see and do just about everything Santa Fe had to offer within walking distance. Evan picks an old lady up off of the ground, Laura gets attracted to a Spanish guitarist and a fight almost breaks out when Evan's honor is questioned by a pastor named Lawrence. The hotel was amazing, the food was authentic and the architecture was mind blowing. After a quick discussion about their Thanksgiving celebration, the two go through a full walk through of their adventure and debate the highs and lows of their trip. They fell in love with Santa Fe’s color scheme, starting with its expansive blue sky and the adobe buildings that blend into the desert landscape. Santa Fe’s multicultural history, with strong Native American, Spanish and Mexican influences, is evident everywhere from the architecture to the food. This podcast captures their experience traveling to and exploring the city and hopefully inspires others to take some time to visit new places and see new things.
This podcast was recorded after a Thanksgiving feast hosted by Austin Langely with the idea of giving local Denver comedians a place to go for the holiday. The entire celebration was captured in this show, full of comics enjoying each other's company, with stomachs full of turkey and discussing the different things we are thankful for. Every holiday is best spent surrounded by loved friends, and this Thanksgiving was overflowing with laughs, funny stories, and sharing old memories. Whether its Jeff Stonic eating pie loudly or everyone making fun of Noah Miller, this episode is the perfect example of what every Friendsgiving should strive to be and it's all thanks to the host Austin for putting on such a great party. Slaughterhouse Studios is beyond grateful to all of the voices and guests that came onto the podcast, and extremely thankful for all of the comedians that came over to share such an amazing experience.
This podcast is a proud Slaughterhouse Studios production
Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. This week we have Derric Ragsdale in the studio. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Here are some Instagram links to find more about Austin, Dylan & Slaughterhouse Studios:
Austin Ledabski (@ledabski)
Dylan Kantor (@dylans_law)
Slaughterhouse Studios (@slaughterhousestudios)
This show features local Denver comedians talking about anything and everything within the Colorado comedy scene. We hope to create a space where people can say whatever they want and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. Each show will feature different people from the local comedy scene in Denver discussing their stories and perspectives. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, local gossip in the scene and all of the important things happening around the world. This week we have Carlos Morales and Damon Howard in the Slaughterhouse Studio with our hosts Dylan Kantor and Evan Fitzgerald.
It's Halloween in November on this episode of Permanently Unengaged podcast and Laura gets things rolling by slaughtering Evan at a made up game and then bragging about being the real bread winner of the relationship. Since Evan and Laura are from a land without seasons (Florida), the two discuss how pretty it is to watch Denver slowly slip into Autumn and the leaves changing across the city. After a review of Comrade Brewery, and a Lightning update, the two discuss their nick-name for Laura's boss and then finally Evan plays a video to open the show. That video is followed by an announcement about Laura's family adopting her nephews and a video of one of them being the cutest child ever. The two give a Garden Update, and then Laura flexes hard about her pumpkin carving skills. That leads into the pair sharing their favorite Halloween memories of scary events, pranks and specific horror movies. Evan has Laura attempt to roll her R's live on the podcast so everyone understands just how crazy Laura is and then Evan tells a story about standing up against a mob at Walgreens. The two explain their sides of the day "Instagram Died" and how it effected Denver Spot Locator's ability to argue with roller-bladers. Laura and Evan decide on the theme for music at their hypothetical wedding and also recount a few lies they were told as children that they 100% believed to be true. Thats when things get a little dark and Laura tells a story about stepping on a hamster, which is the perfect intro to a news story Evan has been holding onto regarding Australian Sheppards. To end the episode on a lighter note, Evan gives a small report on State Dogs and Dinosaur bones. It might be the most educational thing to happen on the podcast so far.
Austin Ledabski and Dylan Kantor are two Denver based stand-up comedians with a love for sports and they have started a podcast to capture the world of athletics from their unique perspectives. Throughout the show, the hosts will recap recent games, discuss controversial plays, and different news stories from the sports world. A lot of the discussion will be about Colorado sports, but the show will encompass sports topics from around the globe. With thoughts and run-throughs of past games and predictions about future games, this show is your one stop shop for all things sports. This podcast is recorded in Denver and is a Slaughterhouse Studios production.
Here are some Instagram links to find more about Austin, Dylan & Slaughterhouse Studios:
Austin Ledabski (@ledabski)
Dylan Kantor (@dylans_law)
Slaughterhouse Studios (@slaughterhousestudios)
The two boys start this episode off with quite the failure to launch but things get rolling by the time they're joking about their favorite ghosts and pumpkin beers. A shoutout to the TB Lightning leads to a conversation about major hockey injuries and the dangers of the Iron Lotus. Evan discusses getting too much pleasure from pissing off a bunch of roller-bladers and Christian gives a review of the new Denver Meow Wolf. The boys reminisce back on the antics they would get into at other people's houses while house sitting and upsetting the owners. After a discussion about being manly, seeing sensitivity as a benefit, and Radical Masculinity, Evan suggests creating an LLC for the podcast in case we get sued, and that leads to Slaughterhouse Studios Law Firm being born. The Firm gets its first case live on the podcast and the case is a juicy one. The two transition into a News segment called "Send News" that has everything from crossbow shootings, to ninjas attacking the navy. These news stories were brought to you by Christian's new tablet, and his symmetrical face. They come up with a new code word for dumb people, and Evan explains feeling Spanish on the inside. The show ends with a new game called "Hot or Not" that has all kinds of topics and subjects all over the map being discussed and thoroughly broken down.
Nick Cesarini called Evan Fitzgerald early one morning and said "I'm bringing coffee, and we need to do a podcast. I have a wild story to tell you". After working for months at the same junk removal place in Denver, Nick got called into a meeting where the owners implemented a new "snitches get rewarded" policy and this causes Nick the "disrespectful delinquent" to put in is two weeks. Nick began to feel like he was getting fired by the end of the day, so he does the smoothest move in resignation history and trolls his boss with a "Sorry For You Loss" letter. The whole story is a whorl wind and captures the feeling of an employee being dissatisfied with their supervisors until that employee decides to take a stand. The rest of the episode is all over the place starting with conversations about working in food service, chefs that smoke meth, DND, movies, traveling, and "Dad Jokes". The two also discuss our "go-to albums", the many uses of plastic bags and Mischief Magazine. This podcast started with a story about Nick's boss ass way of quitting his job and ends up all over the map in a million different directions. Slaughterhouse Studios was honored to have Nick in studio to share his experience and is proud to have this podcast as the capturing of a moment. The entire show is summarized best by Nick himself at the end of the show as "This was a wonderful time, with Evan and Nick".
Welcome to an other episode of Permanently Unengaged and this one kicks off hot with Laura's conspiracies about Marry Poppins and her habit of eating meat and cheese like a squirrel. After a quick discussion of Buffet etiquette, the two announce that the podcast is now a bilingual, and then do a small brew update. Laura talks about a ballet professor that made Laura uncomfortable with his massive bulge, and then the two review recently seeing The Dollop podcast live and the great Bill Burr at Red Rocks. Evan gives a shoutout to the late Norm McDonald and he also explains the celebrity fad of not showering and then brings up a recent story of stand up comedian Brenden Schaub saving the lives of children in a car fire. Evan also has a story of a fake high school football team getting onto ESPN and homeless people refusing his pennies on the street. The two then play a game where Evan says he would have a historical threesome with Emilia Earnhardt and Hellen Keller and Laura wants to have sex with Eddie Murphy in his red suit and Salvador Dali with his mustache. That leads into a game of F,M,K, Send To War with the Beatles, also the cat comes in the studio towards the end to hang out, and they end the episode discussing Laura as a princess.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen are back with a new episode and this one is a truly wild ride. Christian comes in hot on this one with stories of horny dogs, gifts for Evan, his wallet being held in Evandence, desires of being a cyborg, and getting targeted ads from Ron DeSantis. The two discuss the Gabby Petito case on the day of as the story is unfolding, and that leads to a conversation about TikTok and the power of the internet. After a quick advertisement from 1-800-Slaughterhouse Adult Diapers the two boys share a kiss and talk about the ghost haunting the basement. Evan plugs the Youtube channel, recent interview bookings and the new podcast house band (Dream Thing). An argument begins about the greatness of David Shwimmer and it leads to a longer debate about other greats like Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Reynolds and The Rock. Smoking Or Non-Smoking takes an official stance on The Taliban as a podcast and they bring up their number one fan who recently got a Slaughterhouse Studios tattoo. Neither of them have listened to the new Kanye of Drake albums so they review the album art and Christian is not a fan of Damien Hurst. A bit goes too long about Evan's new tattoo and the Big Water conspiracy that justifies the two boys not taking showers. The podcast ends with some helpful pieces of advice that everyone can benefit from.
This is the third episode of the only podcast asking open mic comedians the question, "Was It Worth It?", after performing their 5 minute sets at random venues around Denver Co. The show is kicked off with a 3 minute free style by the one and only Lil Aspy, and then goes into a million different directions as over 15+ comedians switch on and off the microphones. No section of this podcast is similar to an other, and every ten minutes sounds like a completely different show. From beginning to end this podcast is a wild ride and its all thanks to the various comedians that came on to answer the question, "Was It Worth It?". This episode features Austin Langely, Josh Creedon, Noah Hubler (Lil Aspy), Kelsey Wood, Phillip Cano, CJ Gauvain, Jeff Stonic (Dead Room Comedy), Rachel Crowe, Damon Howard, Alan Bromwell, Ben Dailey, Noah Miller, Oshee Baugus, Corey Cooley, and Louis Martinez. This podcast is a proud product of Slaughterhouse Studios and we would like to thank all of our various guests for taking the time to answer the question, "Was It Worth It?".
Your favorite unengaged couple are back with a new episode and we get to meet the most feared wrestler in Denver, "The Low Rider". Evan opens the show by calling out the rudest bartender in Colorado and Laura has the idea of doing a "Slaughterhouse Studios Sleepover". There's a small recap of Evan's recent adventure to a wrestling match/ comedy show, and that leads to the back story of "The Low Rider". The two discuss recent news events like rich people flying to space, The Nevermind baby controversy, and a man in SC wins the lottery twice in two weeks. Due to a major loss recently in the Sketch Comedy scene, Evan feels obligated to talk about Trevor Moore and plays a few of his favorite sketches by The Whitest Kids You Know. Laura and Evan then do a walk through of what Laura would do in a break-in scenario and we learn Laura would just leave out a window, but "Low Rider" would defend the house. Laura then gets spooked when she hears a noise outside of the house so she starts talking about books she used to read that made her scared as a kid. Evan ends the podcast with a few videos that he's selected specifically to play for Laura and the two also discuss their recent experience at the RESET Campout celebration of Music where Evan took too many drugs and Laura wanted to fall asleep by midnight like an old woman.
Slaughterhouse Studios and Deadroom Comedy came together to create a new idea of having local comedians perform stand-up to a literally Dead Room. The audience was asked ahead of time to do everything they can to not laugh during a 1 minute performance and the comedians have to work above and beyond to get the laughs out of the crowd. The show is opened by Noah Reynolds (of Chicken And The Nuggets Podcast) with a hilarious set of conventional comedy and then Jeff Stonic and Jacob Jonas (of Dessert with DeadRoom Comedy Podcast) begin the new game "1 Minute In A Dead Room". Each comedian is given a score after their performance based off of how many laughs they can get out of the crowd within their 60 seconds, and then the hosts reset room, and clock for the next comedian. This podcast was recoded in real time with a live audience within the DeadRoom basement, in the heart of Cap Hill in Denver Co.
The Comedians that participated in the Dead Room Minute Game in order: Elliot Weber, Evan Fitzgerald, Joshua Danger Emerson, Alec Flynn, Jason Fearn, Noah Reynolds, Oshee Baugus, Corey Cooley, Austin Langely, CJ Gauvain and Josh Donoghue.
Slaughterhouse Studios is proud and excited to be working with DeadRoom Comedy on these live shows, and if you are interested in finding out future shows and performances by the DeadRoom Comedy boys you can look them up on Instagram and or Facebook. They also put out weekly sketches on YouTube and IGTV.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen recorded this episode in the back of Scruffy Murphy's Irish Pub, and they kick things off hot by praising the ice kings (TB Lightning) and Evan complains about slicing open his finger with a Ninja blender. The two discuss Jeff Bezos's penis rocket, shallow people (kiddie pools) and the 3 big problems in America. Evan recently went to a wrestling match, which leads to a chat about what Eric Andre would be like as a wrestler and Evan shares the "Milk Crate challenge" with the Queen. Christian gives a review on "Dave's Hot Chicken" and then the two play a classic segment on the show "What was Rudy Giuliani up to this week??". Evan gets roasted for his new business venture (crushing aluminum cans) but redeems himself by bragging about flossing his teeth. They have a conversation about the Lego vs. Legos controversy and Evan complains about the lack of beer and coffee in the Slaughterhouse. The two attempt to show sympathy for the victims of hurricane Ida and it leads to them just making fun of the situation and then discussing their experience of running away from hurricane Irma. Evan dedicates a segment to one his favorite porn stars that recently few victim to suicide and that transitions into a debate about Only Fans. Evan ends the episode with a few videos that include cat calling at women, Paul Rudd interviewing Paul Rudd and finally Bill Burr tearing up our news and media outlets.
This was our last episode of the warehouse summer series before the warehouse was shut down so this is our big finale for the show. Evan is joined by two unique guests Rob (Colorado born, manager at the warehouse) and Ephraim (Sports fanatic and Florida man like no other). It's a hot episode (literally over 100 degrees), the neighboring warehouse is partying next door, and the guys are joined by Laura (from Permanently Unengaged) so this episode is a wild one with a lot going on. Ephraim tells the story of "Hobs" the three legged dog, the group talks about how silly the stores are that they distribute for, and then they discuss their daily responsibilities everyday at work. Rob is moving to Pennsylvania soon so he shares his fears of moving to Philly fan territory, and that leads to a conversation about Tom Brady the GOAT. Ephraim has been a fisher his whole life so he compares fishing in Colorado vs Florida and explains how his family shaped him into the fisherman he is today. He then talks about his hometown of Titusville Florida and his families tradition of playing football in all levels from pee-wee to the NFL. Evan asks Rob about his "secret stash spots", and Ephraim reflects on his love for shopping at Wal-Mart. This was a fun 2 part series and both episodes capture life at the warehouse perfectly but this podcast is uniquely special for the guests were great and its literally a week before the end of the business. RIP Stacked SCM Denver Warehouse.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen are back in the studio and they are joined by stand up comedian, and candy addict, Austin Langely. This was our first episode with a guest and it starts off hot with odd facts about Hitler's ability to riff and his sexual habits involving his shoes. Austin explains the Lorena Bobbitt story, roasting people in the crowd at comedy shows and the pressure of ordering for your first time at A&W. Evan talks about his recent pant pooping stories and how he blames his most recent on Austin, and then goes on a tangent about "Street Watchers" and seeing a person driving while smoking crack behind the wheel. Christian tells the story of his first time smoking weed and Slaughterhouse Studios is considering sponsoring an athlete from non-traditional sports, so the group discusses different possible ideas such as cliff tenting, ice boating, crab racing, and chess boxing. Austin divulges the legend of Fat Man Superman and Evan admits to dropping a slice of pizza on the sidewalk of Colfax and still eating it probably gave him some superpowers. Christian brings up the Only Fans controversy, Evan shows off his discovery of the funniest google reviewer Borg Cylor, and Austin recommends a "cooking with cum" recipe book called Natural Harvest. Evan gets shamed for his recent business venture idea of collecting and crushing aluminum cans and the group discusses the cinematic master piece that is, Baby Geniuses and other artsy films. Slaughterhouse Studios would like to thank Austin for coming by and being our first guest on the podcast!
Follow Austin @jokesandspokes on Instagram
This is the 2nd episode of Was It Worth it? and it was a real hootenanny with so much happening it's truly chaos at it's finest. This episode has everything you could want out a podcast and some more. Noah Hubler (Lil Aspy) throws down a freestyle rap, a conversation about Jimmy Buffet having a salt shaker of PCP, creative suicide ideas, hat cleaning act outs and conversations about vegetables. This episode is a wild ride and is evidence that sometimes the hangs with the comics are more fun than the mic itself. We had over 20 comics on this episode and it is a perfect view into the Denver comedy scene while the different comics answer the question, Was It Worth It? This week features Austin Langely, Quentin Johnson, Josh Donoghue, Jeff Stonic, Elliot Weber, Noah Hubler (Lil Aspy), Corey Cooley, Oshee Baugus, Daniel (random bartender at the bar), Michael Isaacs, Derek Walton, Johnny Beeks, Joshua Creedon, Justin Platz, Racheal Crow, and Raymond Ace. This podcast is a proud product of Slaughterhouse Studios and we would like to thank all of our guests for taking the time to answer, Was It Worth It?
The RESET Campout is a celebration of music happening September 4th-6th, just one hour North-East of Denver, CO. This is a two-night music and camping event that is designed for you to get away from all the stress, dance with your friends, and most all, RESET. The organizers have put together a diverse lineup of some of the most talented and heavy-hitting artists (local and international) that will be leading through the weekend to make this the best place for dance, music and camping! This is a wild option for your labor day weekend to escape from the city, and decompress amongst friends and family. TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE and if you are interested in being a vendor at the event, please reach out to the RESET crew. Slaughterhouse Studios was beyond grateful to have the RESET family in studio to promote their upcoming event and to answer any unanswered questions for people interested in going to the celebration. The one thing that everyone needs right now is a RESET, this will be a unique opportunity to do just that.
Here is a few links for more info on the RESET Campout:
https://fb.me/e/1rrqLG8Qh
www.eventbrite.com/e/reset-camping-dance-music-tickets-157834478173
Here is a link the virtual burning man event:
http://dustymultiverse.com/
Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten begin the episode discussing their love for high-quality coffee (Folgers) and praising the kings of the ice (TB Lightning). They both decide this year that the Olympics suck, and Laura goes on a tangent about her love for MASH. The cat Noel continually chews on chords throughout the show in an attempt to either sabotage the show or commit kitty suicide. Evan recaps his parent's recent visit to Denver and how they commandeered Laura's birthday, while pushing marriage at every opportunity. This inspires Evan and Laura to brain storm on ridiculous places to get married. Marriage talk leads to a game of "The Newly Wed Game" and they fail miserably. Laura recently was blessed with the opportunity to dog sit for two miniature angels and Evan falls head over heels for these little balls of cuteness. Evan talks about his recent job loss and his experiences on the job hunt. Laura introduces a segment called "Breaking News" where she only finds one story, and it's about a man in India that raises his hand for 45 years in protest for A/C or something like that. The two went to the Farmer's Market that day so they have a brief conversation about local produce and they end the podcast thanking everyone that doesn't murder.
Slaughterhouse Studios took the equipment to the basement of the Blush & Blu bar in Denver, during the comedy open mic night to do a podcast. The goal was to have comedians come on to the show directly after their performance and they get asked, "Was It Worth It?". This is a small view into the Denver comedy scene and it offers a unique set of perspectives from different local comics at one ordinary open mic on a random night in Denver. This episode features multiple local comedians including (but not limited to), Austin Langley, Jeff Stonic, Dylan Kantor, Michael Mann, CJ Gauvain, Jeff Nelson (at a distance), and Jason Fearn. Two audience members also join the show after stumbling downstairs and they just jump on the mics adding different personalities and perspectives. This podcast is completely different at the beginning compared to the end, and evolves constantly throughout the show.
Evan Fitzgerald brought all of the studio's equipment to his work after hours and did a two part series with his coworkers in the warehouse. On this episode we have Rob McGrath and Blue to discuss how they all started at the warehouse and what their specific jobs are. From building up a start up screen printing process to the silly items we distribute, we break down the entire business. Rob tells his story of proposing to his fiancé and how he won her heart by baking a pie. Blue talks about his background of growing up in Venice Beach California, his time as a SHARK, and how his rough experience as a child shaped him into a better and stronger person as an adult. Evan finds out that Rob is a low-key black belt in Karate and then Rob explains his love for back country skiing with his ski bum father. Blue and Evan bond over skateboarding and that transitions into a conversation about street art where Evan gets educated on the difference between "Street Art" and "Graffiti". Blue gives a very in-depth view of the rituals and rules for street art, and his experiences with famous artists with Obey and CBS (Can't Be Stopped). "All walls will fall, so let's decorate them" -Blue
This Podcast is a unique look into the lives and the interworking of workings of a couple of random employees at a random warehouse in Denver. This is a small slice of and life and a perfect example of how cracking open some beers and shooting the shit with your coworkers can sometimes be the best bonding experience for a couple of people that happen to work together.
Summer rains were coming down on a Sunday afternoon so Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten decided to a podcast on the back porch and it was a real silly goose time. This episode opens with a big shoutout to our Stanley Cup Champs, then shitting on Florida, and it somehow leads to a conversation about artists collaborations in music and the dance world. Laura goes on a tangent about the oldest tree (root system), and then talks about her recent trip to ND for a family reunion where she trolled a professional photographer and how she melted the wheel on her suitcase at the airport. Evans talks about selling stuff in the park while drunkenly harassing people walking by, and his recent experience at the Punk In Drublic festival by NOFX. The two discusses road trips and how they got kicked out of a bar in Boston and when they stole items from an estate sale just for the thrill. Laura gives an update on the garden and then they make jokes about Fruit of the Loom child slavery, and how raisins are made. Evan pushes his idea of sponsoring a college athlete for the podcast, and plays some videos for Laura about the moon being a planet and a former priest pointing out the flaws in religion.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen start the episode off by giving an other shoutout to the Stanly Cup champs and they end it with a real bolt of lightning. (see bottom of description to understand foreshadowing reference) This one is all over the place with subjects like Sean Penn using women to meet El Chapo, how mushrooms are linked to Christianity to peanut allergy psychos. Evan recounts his drug arrest that landed him federal charges, and Christian talks about the time he puked and hit his head while blacked out in an elevator. Christian also tells a recent story of having a woman throw a drink at his him employee and how he acted like the ultimate beta male with an other employee. The two play a new game called "Trailer Trash" and also explain their recent defeat at Catan with the team name of "Stinky and The Stain". (They explain where the name came from) Finally to end the podcast, our in studio stunt devil Christian, gets tasered live on air. TWICE!
Welcome back to our supergroup podcast with Christian Queen, Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten. We begin this episode with a lot of butt hole talk and talking shit on Cracker Barrel. The group gives a shoutout the TB lightning for winning the Stanley Cup (as they predicted), they tell the story of when Evan split his head during quarantine, and have a debate over the controversy of the Olympic athlete being banned for smoking pot. They realize that the Olympics are practically just an anime come to reality and that anime is practically westerns but with cartoons. Bill Cosby is free so Evan plays a video of him explaining how he used Spanish Fly on women and that leads to an in-depth dive on the Free Britney (Beef Ritney) movement where Laura gives a full run down on. Cq admits hes still a virgin at one point and Laura gives a recap of her recent Jury Duty case. Christian and Evan do an act out of the time Christian got robbed while working at Taco Bell and Christian gives a speech on why we should revoke the Blue Ribbon from PBR. Evan plays some videos for the gang and finally we find out that Christina and Laura both believe in Pseudo Science such as Spontaneous Combustion.
Here at Slaughterhouse Studios we love the USA and any excuse to drink and celebrate so we recorded a 4th of July to celebrate our country's birthday. In true American fashion, we recorded this episode 2 days late and procrastinated on releasing it for almost a week. They kick the episode off by giving examples of how to stay off of terrorists lists and Christian's love for Randy Savage's Rap album. The 3 of them recap their 4th of July antics and what it means to be patriotic in their opinions. Evan asks them to list their favorite US presidents before playing a game of "American Sparkle", a spin off of Sporcle Trivia. The group goes through a list of great things about America, ranging from large portion sizes at fast food places to Ice in soda. Christian learns about "bagel scooping", and Laura learns about the silliness of Canadian money. Anything and everything Patriotic gets discussed in this episode like Hulk Hogan, BBQ fires burning down your home, and Vladimir Putin. As a studio we would like to thank anyone that's done anything to serve or better this country, and our lives here. "Now watch this drive....." -George W. Bush
Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten got fresh on a Sunday afternoon with a few beers and smelly rears (the shower is broken). Evan opens this episode with an insane engagement video and then explains how he fails at home repairs. The two talk about what life is like having a basement as Floridians, Laura's ongoing Disney addiction and how stupid "Firsts" are. They recap a recent garage comedy show and also a not so recent First Friday on Santa Fe. Evan just celebrated his 25th birthday, so the two talk about their adventures that day and end up on a tangent about Mt. Evans being a Highlander style environment run by a committee of Evans. Laura and Evan find out they accidentally pulled an "Ari Shaffir" on their dog Chloe and end up having to rush her to the animal ER, and that leads into a conversation about Evan's pee spot in the backyard (of which Laura is not stoked about). Evan accuses Laura of wanting to be the new Wolf of Wallstreet, Christian Queen stops by at the end and tells a story about offending an adult with braces, and lastly Evan plays the ULTIMATE bait and switch trolling to have ever been done in the honor of Pride month.
The two pillars of Slaughterhouse Studios (Smoking or Non-Smoking & Permanently Unengaged) have come together for this supergroup podcast with Christian Queen, Evan Fitzgerald, Laura Lundsten and special guest Alexa Rodriguez. This show begins with Laura talking about her Disney movie addiction and Christian is enabling it. They somehow start discussing the greatness of Taika Waititi (which happens twice in one podcast) and they give spoilers for the Marvel Universe. Evan recaps his Go Skate Day adventure and of course the cat stops by and distracts the entire show. The group talks about their dads similarities, and vast differences. There is a segment of Hockey Talk where they make predictions for the NHL and its obvious, they know nothing about the sport. Evan is outed as the energy vampire and admits to being an asshole at a party recently, to a girl with a Nirvana shirt. They end up going over their favorite Kanye West moments and go into a new segment called "Laura's Dream Stream". Laura gives a small garden update and explains why the Irish love getting naked. They end the podcast with some of the worst impressions ever done and a big thanks to our guest Alexa for coming by!
This episode starts off with Evan Fitzgerald attempting to turn the show into a podcast about salads and then explaining how he recently "Parent Trapped" his bosses at the warehouse. Christian Queen and Evan reminisce on the struggle of serving serving senior citizens in Florida with dementia and what it was like going to events in 2020 with lockdowns and social distancing. Evan talks about the comedy open mics in Denver and how humbling it can be to eat shit on his skateboard. That leads into a discussion about skateboarding while drinking, and eventually they just start sharing black out drunk stories. The two recount their recent adventure at Winchell's getting breakfast and the hike afterwards at St Mary's Glacier. No matter how much time they spend in Denver, Evan still hikes in skate shoes and they both are unable to stay on the actual trail. Christian shares his recent car troubles and Evan shares a prophecy he has for himself living the nomadic lifestyle, and it takes an extremely dark turn.
Is a Hamburger a sandwich? How do they cut hot dog buns? Did Flobots make any songs other than "No Handle Bars"? All of these questions are answered on this weeks episode of Smoking or Non-Smoking with Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen. Evan talks about his job at the warehouse, tells a wild story from Memorial Day and shares some recent adventures from the open mics in the Denver comedy scene and hunting for skate spots for the @denver_spot_loctator page on Instagram. Christian takes an official stance on whether a Hamburger is a sandwich, and pees only 4 times this episode (which is an accomplishment). The two discuss how the mask mandate being dropped here in Denver and how their dog Chloe is a boss ass Bitch around the house. Evan gives a small pro-tip to catch free concerts and he does research to substantiate his complaints about the rain. Laura Lundsten is not on this episode because she was busy watching Harry Potter (again).
Its Spring time in Denver and the city is opening back up so Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten are excited to share their recent adventures. The two talk about writing jokes together and Evan praises Laura as "The Seeker". Evan also tells a story about his recent SJW moment and how he got the biggest crybaby to stop crying. They discuss starting a deathpool for their pet and reminisce on old road trips while plotting out their next journey. The episode ends with Evan playing an array of wild videos he's found around the internet with everything from Asian restaurant food fights, crying baseball players, the funniest way to stop gentrification and an anti-mask Karen wearing a thong on her face.
Christian Queen is back in Denver from his week long trip to North Carolina, filled with awkward family interactions and shooting Robo Cop guns. Christian also recaps his recent birthday and then tells his story of meeting the famous comedian Hannibal Buress. Evan Fitzgerald's mind gets blown when he learns about the future of talking to dead relatives, and upon hearing is his million dollar idea is being stolen by M&M's. The two announce that they are starting to produce merch and Evan ends the episode with a video that he knew would make Christian laugh (it worked).
This episode is coming out a little late for 4/20 but honestly we forgot to upload it, probably due to over consumption of marijuana. Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten had never seen the infamous stoner classic Reefer Madness so they say back and got too high to watch this notoriously awful film "mystery science theatre" style. If you would like to watch along, the movie begins at 3:45 in the podcast and the film is a copyright free, public domain movie that can easily be found on YouTube.
Reefer Madness (originally made as Tell Your Children and sometimes titled as The Burning Question, Dope Addict, Doped Youth, and Love Madness) is a 1936 American propaganda film about drugs revolving around the melodramatic events that ensue when high school students are lured by pushers to try marijuana—from a hit and run accident, to manslaughter, suicide, conspiracy to murder, attempted rape, hallucinations, and descent into madness from marijuana addiction. The film was directed by Louis J. Gasnier and featured a cast of mainly little-known actors.
Huck is a true Texan that came to visit Denver for a week and he is passionate about two things, doing pottery and saying "howdy". Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten have Sawyer Hewitt (HuckleBrie Finn) on this episode to discuss everything from taking a penny-farthing down a mountain to pro tips for slack lining (only 1). Huck talks about his perspective of the camp he and Evan worked at and Huck's legendary "History of Memes" class. They discuss bicycling in Colorado v.s. Texas and Huck explains his 2020 quarantine being filled with solitaire, building a kiln and bird watching. Evan has Huck go through his unique tattoos that are literally the bees knees and they end by doing a round of Embers. The big reveal of what Huck wrote down on the legal pad is truly worth the wait.
Evan Fitzgerald and Daniel Gavrilin know each other by other names, Tiny Leaf and Swift Millipede Dolphin. Evan asked that Swifty come in to be the first, debut guest in the studio. The two had met years ago when they worked together at a summer camp and have remained friends ever since. Dolphin loves music and has spent years involved in event organization and performance production. The episode begins with Dolphin being very sus of Evan's list of notes and then we get an exclusive update of Dolphin's kickflips. Evan's aqua-phobia is worked out and Dolphin talks about his experience working at a Colorado ski resort for a season. The two discuss music during the pandemic and their excitement about the scene coming back to life. Dolphin talks about the guidelines to a good event and what shows he's looking forward to in 2021.
Evan Fitzgerald and Laura Lundsten had a perfect Saturday and Evan had to capture it in a podcast. Evan convinced Laura to do this episode at 2 AM after getting home from a party, please excuse their drunkenness. They discuss their morning of watching geese fight in the park and experiencing the anarchy that is Homedepot spring shopping. Evan continues to complain about the rain and Laura is interested in cults. Evan talks about his opinions on the Denver comedy scene and then they talk about a random party they got invited to that was full of Latina babes doing shots. Laura got stuck cutting limes, Evan pissed off a roommate to the host, and they both got invited to a Quinceañera.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen are joined by Laura Lundsten on this episode right before Christian goes away for a week. This show begins with the topic of classic cartoons, Evan's love for hospitals and Laura talking about Horse camp (child labor). The three reminisce about their old home in Florida "The Shack" and Evan explains why a child recently called the cops on him. Christian talks about his opinion of Assassins Creed Odyssey and Laura murders her Sims characters.
Evan Fitzgerald is obsessed with his new soundboard and Laura Lundsten can't stop watching Who's Line Is It Anyway. Evan goes through too many sound drops from vines, viral videos and classic quotes from movies that he finds funny and at some point he plays a clip for Laura and it leads it a game of "name that band" but for a comedian's famous quote. Noel the cat stops by and Evan talks about a sketch that sounds awful, but he thinks is a genius idea.
Christian Queen and Evan Fitzgerald go through many important topics in this episode like the odd smells they enjoy and how great Indian buffets are. They give a small review (no spoilers) of Mortal Kombat and end up on a tangent about video games. Some how they end up talking about getting jacked like Kumail Nanjiani and end up watching the video of Mike Tyson threatening an interviewer. Christian also discusses GERD and what its like to painfully fart on a daily basis.
Evan Fitzgerald has forced his lovely girlfriend to do a podcast with him and this is the beginning of this story. The two have been together for too long and they don't see it ending anytime soon. This podcast is a small view into their everyday life. In this podcast they discuss the chaos that is Denver traffic, silly aspects of Catholicism and they chat about Comedy/Dance, their two favorite things.
Evan Fitzgerald and Christian Queen are two best friends that have lived together for the past 4 years and the duo have finally started the podcast that nobody wants, or needs, but its what the world deserves. In this pilot episode they discuss Dune (the greatest scifi novel ever), the flaws in classic superheroes and figuring out how the new equipment works. This is the first test, consider it Apollo 1, and everything will get better from this point out.