Curbed Wheels: Recent Episodes
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Two semi-retired comedians come together to talk about their lives from before the pandemic to the current state of the world we live in. Freddy uses a wheelchair and is a big Boston Red Sox fan, who discusses his point of view on the challenges he faces day to day. Kerby is a family man who is a big New York Mets fan and he makes sure to challenge Freddy with his point of view on life.
Freddy rode in a Metro Access van and gives us the insights on riding with VIP treatment. We discuss old McDonalds and rate McD's breakfast sandwiches. Check it out!
Curbed Wheels goes viral with their cat video on Instagram. They recap the Super Bowl, talk smack about Bills Mafia, and discuss people with a heart of gold but are assholes.
We get to meet Freddy's brother, Freddy, aka Jeffrey. Jeffrey hails from Houston and gives us some insight on his relationship with Wheels and how they bonded on Freddy's recent trip to Houston. Check it out!!!
In this episode, the Curbed Wheels looks at new year resolutions. Some realistic and some silly. We somehow get into a discussion on the correct way to make a grilled cheese sandwich or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. We are ready to go in the new year!
In this episode, Kerby and Freddy discuss their views on spirituality. Kerby discusses his spiritual awakening and talks to Freddy about what has got him started on this new path. This is a long episode but the discussion gets intense even towards the end of the episode. Please check it out!
We are back from the road trip and this episode recaps the good, the bad, and the ugly of the minor league baseball trip to Salem, Virginia and Richmond, Virginia. Check it out!
As the month of July winds down. Curbed Wheels is going on a road trip to end the month. Let's see what is in store for the road trip. There is a buzz in the air of what's to come. Check it out!
Christian Cruz makes history by becoming our first guest to come back for a second time to the Curbed Wheels podcast. Christian comes back to talk about his "80 For Brady" moment at work, boxing, Oscar De La Hoya's Latin Grammy nomination, and reminiscing about growing up in Long Island. We even mention the Gilgo Beach murders and other serial killers.
Freddy and Kerby have made a year with their podcast. Let's listen to their journey of their ups and downs. Catch up with the crew from their brief hiatus and yes they are back to keep it going. Check it out!!!
Oh, and the Curbed Wheels crew gives out a 10 in their Cider/Beer Review. No it's not an Aldi's brand.
In this episode, there are two taste tests! One for the Shamrock Shake from McDonalds. The other a horrible, horrible hard root beer from Aldi. The worst review the Curbed Wheels Podcast has done so far. It can only get better from here. Also, Kerby talks about not getting scammed by Scarf and Tail. Phew! We talk about March Madness, World Baseball Classic, and DC sports.
Metro Access fails to picks up Freddy and we fail to do a beer review. Kerby goes off on Metro Access! Freddy is stunned. Shout out to Pat Collins from NBC4 on Washington DC. To brighten the mood, Curbed Wheels reminisces on their favorite video games.
In this episode, Freddy and Kerby review 30 for 30 documentaries, Bullies of Baltimore of Baltimore and Jeanette Lee Vs. Freddy shouts out his father for his birthday. Freddy also talks about his legs and his ability to move his legs. Freddy also shouts out his #1 supporter.
In this episode, Freddy and Kerby discuss their picks from the Super Bowl. They talk about their betting strategies with the free bets and discuss the game. Then they discuss the good and bad of the halftime show, followed by a sweet tangent of the MLS league. Freddy is a whiz on naming the original 10 teams of the league. Then we go through radio morning shows in the DMV on another tangent. Enjoy!
Check out this week's episode as we go into full depth on a variety of topics. We discuss Kerby and Freddy's thoughts on their wakes/funeral. Curbed Wheels is undergoing a social media reboot! We talk in length about the downside of Virginia. Then we talk about Freddy's job in Florida and end with our picks for the big game! Check it out!!!
Back from a brief hiatus, Freddy and Kerby discuss Metro Access and discover Freddy's interesting encounter with fellow passenger. We meet Special Guest, Christian Cruz and talk about his life after Uniondale, NY. Kerby and Christian are Facebook friends but have never met in person. In this episode, the Curbed Wheels crew interview Christopher and the fun begins!
Kerby and Freddy discuss a 30 for 30 documentary titled, Big Shot. It's a true story about a conman who almost pulled off becoming the owner of the New York Islanders. Kerby discusses his thoughts on the Islanders move to Brooklyn and then back to Long Island. They also review the Plane Ride from Hell story from the Darkside of the Ring series. They discuss a little bit of Ric Flair and the rest of the WWE. Come along for the ride!
In this solemn episode, Freddy tells us about growing up with having a teaching aide in school. Freddy gives us insight of his education and how things changed for him when in 2007 he got paired up with Charlotte. She became his second mom. She took a kid in a wheelchair who did nothing but make excuses and seek the easy way out and opened his eyes to the true path to greatness. She not only prepared a 17-year old for school but prepared him for his first date, first job interview, and what was to be expected in life. Charlotte became a huge maternal figure in Freddy's life. Take a listen.
In this episode, Kerby introduces us to his Mets Fantasy Camp teammate and friend, Mark Brill. Kerby has talked about Mark before and has referred to him as Baseball Mark. We'll find out more about Mark in this episode. Freddy and Kerby take turns asking Mark five silly questions. Take a listen!
In this episode, Freddy and Kerby discuss a story about a special needs passenger threatened to get off the plane. Freddy discusses his experience with be the first to board a plane and the last to leave the plane. The reasons behind being last and how it cost him a flight home. Kerby talks about his Mom and Dad in this episode and Kerby gives us a review of Avatar: The Way of Water. Check it out!!!
Kerby talks about his worst teammate, the biggest bat flip, getting fined, and all the other things that happened at camp! Freddy keeps talking Doc Holliday!
Kerby details what it's like to go to Mets Fantasy Camp and let's the audience know why this camp was better than the last one.
A somber episode as Freddy reminisces about his friendship with Chris who recently passed away.
Bad birthdays suck. Bad High School reunions suck. The outcomes sometimes will begin new traditions.
In this short episode, Freddy and Kerby discuss their research on their listeners, Freddy's insistence on doing the Ice Cream Challenge, the Jim Dandy Breakup, and Freddy letting the audience know that he does not like Maryland.
We're back for another season of Curbed Wheels. This episode is only 8 minutes and 19 seconds long. LISTEN TO IT OR WE QUIT!!!! No, only Kerby will quit not Freddy. Check it out.
In this episode, Freddy let's it out on his beloved Red Sox. He talks about the ups and downs of this current season. After Freddy is done getting it all out, Kerby and Freddy recap Derek Jeter's 7 part documentary, The Captain. Freddy has only seen 6 episodes but they still recap it anyway.
In this episode, Freddy and Kerby review the recent documentaries released on ESPN. Dream On is the documentary on the Women's Olympic Basketball team and the impact they had on the creation of the WNBA. Freddy and Kerby break down why they both liked this documentary and what surprised them the most about it. Both were shocked at how good this 3 part series was. Kerby discusses why he didn't like the E60 Documentary on The Imposter. Freddy discusses why he loved it and why it resonated with him. This completely surprises Kerby as The Imposter had a big impact on Freddy.
After a month and 3 day hiatus, Freddy and Kerby are back to discuss their recent vacations. Kerby follows up with Freddy about his trip with his brother, Bryan. We talk about some of the shenanigans that went on in Boston. Kerby talks about the Green Monster found in Myrtle Beach. Freddy and Kerby decide to start reviewing the 30 for 30 ESPN sports documentary library. We preview The Captain, the 7-part docu-series on Derek Jeter. We do a deep dive on the Derek Jeter swag bag rumor. More reviews on future 30 for 30's to follow.
In this episode Freddy and Kerby talk to Irene, a library employee at Los Angeles Public Library. Kerby can relate to the stories that Irene has been sharing with friends. The computer lab can get gross at Irene's library. Kerby shares his story on Mr. Smith at the library where he first worked at. Freddy is in shock!
In the Part II of this episode, we finish the interview with Ralph Cooper. A big shout out to the comics of the DC comedy scene!
Freddy and Kerby bring in a special guest to the podcast. His name is Ralph Cooper. Mr. Cooper changed the way the open mic scene in DC. He gave many comedians their start and also helped with having people lose their comedic virginity on stage. Many special shows took place at Awesome Thursday at the once renown RFD bar in downtown DC. Freddy and Kerby reminisce about their time at the Awesome Thursdays show and interview Ralph on some of his thoughts on comedy. Check it out!
In this episode we get to meet Freddy's half-brother, Bryan. They both share the same dad but came from two different backgrounds. They both had no connection to their father but realized that they had more siblings to meet. In this episode Freddy and Bryan talk about how they met, Bryan's reaction to meeting Freddy, and how Freddy has to deal with Bryan at times. We get to meet Bryan and he definitely does not hold back!
In this episode, Kerby and Freddy talk to Freddy's friend Derek. Freddy told Kerby that he met Derek through his job as a contact tracer. We find out in this episode that his friend was also his supervisor. Derek tells us some of the things that went on at the community center they both worked in and how Freddy was almost fired. Check it out.
In this episode, we introduce our guest Darryl! Darryl is a local DC'ist who gives Freddy and Kerby his hot takes on the Washington Commanders. We talk about the draft and the we talk about the history of Freddy's undying love for the Commanders. We talk a little bit about Brady again, the Pizza and Fries debate, and we end the show on a lighter note, investments.
In this episode, Freddy and Kerby discuss sports betting. They talk about the difference between sports betting apps and the fantasy sports apps. Parlays are discussed, with some wins and mostly losses. Kerby discusses his 50 cent bets and Freddy talks about the time he helped a buddy with his fantasy sports team and the prize he won. Kerby's sister, Gelinda, calls into the show and the showdown begins! Check it out!
In this episode Freddy and Kerby debate eating pizza with fries. Kerby talks about his issue with Dave and Busters. Freddy and Kerby try a "hard" root beer from Aldi's. AND THE FIRST GUEST EVER! Special Guest, Steve, jumps onto the show to talk pizza, fries, and baseball.
In this episode, Freddy talks about his highlights and lowlights of his comedy career. Kerby and Freddy talk about comedy in the DC Metro area, with the trials and tribulations that come with performing stand-up.
Freddy and Kerby are two semi-retired comedians. They both love to banter about sports, comedy, and the nuances of life.
Freddy and Kerby took at trip to Boston in 2018. They went to check out Fenway Park as the New York Mets were visiting Boston. Kerby found out a lot of what Freddy has to deal with on a day to day basis as Freddy uses his wheelchair to travel. Kerby learned a lot about accessibility and how sometimes because it says wheelchair accessible it really isn't. This is part two of their trip.
Freddy and Kerby are two semi-retired comedians. They both love to banter about sports, comedy, and the nuances of life.
Freddy and Kerby took at trip to Boston in 2018. They went to check out Fenway Park as the New York Mets were visiting Boston. Kerby found out a lot of what Freddy has to deal with on a day to day basis as Freddy uses his wheelchair to travel. Kerby learned a lot about accessibility and how sometimes because it says wheelchair accessible it really isn't.