My Shoes Hurt

This week, best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss the working and collaborating with friends and how to make it work and how to make work friendships meaningful. They also talk about video games, finding what brings you joy, handling emotions, Zane’s new office, comedy hot takes, how they would audition to host a kids show, the difference between libel and slander, and more! Their guest is the guy from the 90s band Souless Heart and they listen as some co-workers prepare for a visit from the Investors. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here. This is a link to the Intervention sketch that is mentioned, performed by Dave’s old sketch comedy troupe, Reverse Cowboy, a loooooong time ago: Intervention And you can see the Juggalo sitcom that Dave mentions here: Juggalohio

This week, best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss the evolution of friendships and how important it is for individuals and friendships to evolve. They also talk about eating habits, the importance of taking a camera if stalking, interactions alone with strangers, high school teacher drama, dragons, the best ways to get arrested if you need to get locked up ASAP, the golden girls, Chuck Woolery, dialects, and more! Their guests are a couple of people that knew them each separately in the past and they play a commercial for something that can do two things at once. . And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here.

In this week’s episode, best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella talk about the time they recently spent together. They also discuss whether they are more comfortable sticking to strict plans or making it up as they go. They also reflect watching old VHS tapes of their younger selves and the play they were in together in high school. They also talk about where they originally learned improv and discuss art in prison, looking through old comics, dinosaurs, the fantasy genre, and more! They also interview Dick Butkus (not the football guy) and Stacy Rimjob of the Improv Troupe the No-Buts about the art of improv and how they aren’t your grandma’s improve troupe. They also check out an episode of a new hit TV show and play some diaries recorded during their recent travels. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here.

This week, lifelong best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss different communication styles and what works best for them and how that effects friendships in their lives. They also talk about ghosting and what that looks like in friendships or with acquaintances, and discuss question talkers, gift opening procedures, the three w’s in BW3, group texts, and what could end their friendship, and more! They also interview Steve Whippersnapper, a Communication Expert/Interpreter about how communication assists with his work and how he is not a pimp and listen to a podcast episode about talking to the dead. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here.

This week, lifelong best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss some their different temperaments and how they’ve made them work through their friendship along with how they manage their anger. They also relive an incident they shared years ago, Road Rage Day, and discuss eating your vegetables, cooking, pooping your pants, and more! They also interview Chaz Stableman, an Anger Management expert and former Road Rage perpetrator. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here.

In this week’s episode of My Shoes Hurt, lifelong best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss some recent adventures they’ve had in parenting and how their friendship has affected how they raise their kids. They also discuss growing up with different discipline styles, playing video games, cults (again), and more. They also interview Samuel the Youth Leader and play an excerpt from a one man show about a father/son relationship. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way. Look for new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts or at MyShoesHurt.net. Please bare with us for the first handful of episodes, as they may not be released in the order they were recorded. So if something sounds off or we reference something you don’t remember, it’s not you it’s us. The My Shoes Hurt Logo was drawn by Talia Bixler, Dave’s 13 year old daughter that he’s super proud of. The opening/closing theme is an excerpt from the song Out Come the Sun by You & Me Both from the EP of the same name. You can check them (it’s really just one dude, Dave’s buddy Westy) out here.

In the debut episode of My Shoes Hurt, lifelong best friends Zane Taylor Hughes and Dave Biscella discuss friendship dynamics among larger or smaller groups and where they’re most comfortable. They also discuss some of their favorite friendship duos throughout time and chit chat about grocery shopping, bicycling, and what they look for in a cult. They also interview renowned friendship duo expert Eleanor Darby (Darby & Dingdong, The Darbellas) play an ad for a career spanning collection from beloved 60s country duo, Burgles & Lovedong. And, as usual, there’s plenty of friendship and nonsense along the way.