#24 Let’s Have Fun! - Guest Barry S. Naylor

This episode is an Odyssey like journey into our dumb minds. Had to cut it down from almost 3 hours but we’re going deep into some of the ridiculous business of comedy stuff we deal with trying to get booked, the psychology of religion, and a lot of butthole stuff in animal and human form honestly. Follow @bobbyjaycox and check out his podcast Discombobulated https://listverse.com/2024/07/06/ten-unexpected-discoveries-involving-vomit/

This episode is an Odyssey like journey into our dumb minds. Had to cut it down from almost 3 hours but we’re going deep into some of the ridiculous business of comedy stuff we deal with trying to get booked, the psychology of religion, and a lot of butthole stuff in animal and human form honestly. Follow @bobbyjaycox and check out his podcast Discombobulated https://listverse.com/2024/07/06/ten-unexpected-discoveries-involving-vomit/

If you’re looking for a lighthearted G rated episode of this podcast—it’s probably not the one. I honestly wouldn’t recommend anything I make at all across the board, if you’re looking for family friendly. This one in particular, we get into the spiritual and the grisly side of death (some of it Disney induced) and what it might be like to shuffle off this mortal coil. Barry is one of two comics whose parents I know ran a funeral home and suddenly I’m seeing a pattern emergeFollow him @barry_s_naylor on ig

This episode needed very little editing after I sat down and I regret not doing it sooner. It takes a serious foray into the world of me hating tiktok and content creation but simultaneously being tethered to it, long after my demise most likely. Maybe the generations starting with millennial should all put clauses that in our will “immediately delete all my accounts upon my demise”. There’s some funny lore about Alan’s origination of his name and background plus the usual weirdness.@alanmassenburg on socials https://www.buzzfeed.com/crystalro/dna-test-horror-stories-february-2024

Miguel Silva is a comic originally from the Bay Area who ended up in Long Island with a show that will surely get him canceled before me 😅 We talk about growing up, online “friends”, a little comedy business, and real life lookalikes. This is a very clip heavy episode for parts of it so I’m finally remembering to post the link to the listicle. Sources: https://www.boredpanda.com/doppelgangers-lookalikes-meet-in-real-life/https://youtu.be/O_Q1hoEhfk4?si=zVayTE0q5Ax0zwQ7Check out his show @dorkcourt on YT Follow him @likekoolaid on ig A personal note: I really want this to be a monthly show at least but 4-5 days out of the week I feel drained from health issues so I get it out when I can 🫶🏼

Welcome back sorry for the extended hiatus but sometimes we all take a lil journey into the unknown. Glad to be here with one of my favorite comics and people John Moses. He's got a good strong solid head of hair and another head that isn't always so strong and solid but we listen and we don't judge. This is a little on the quicker to finish episodes (typical) but the wonders of dick science had me on edge the entire time. Zero puns intended in this entire description. Follow John on his adventures IG @comedianjohnmoses

Everyone has a destiny. It is chosen by you long before you arrive on Earth through a portal in some lady’s vag. Strap in (or on?) for the story of how Alia Janine (@alia.janine on IG @thealiajanine on X/Twitter) went from midwest swing shift dancer to almost a member of law enforcement to almost getting arrested multiple times in one day. We roast some of the silliest mug shots and talk about illicit substances, something she is an expert on her podcast How to do Drugs. In episode articles : https://theawesomedaily.com/weirdest-mug-shots/ and https://www.cracked.com/blog/5-ridiculous-police-scandals-that-keep-happening

The final episode of 2023 or first episode of 2024? You decide, time does not exist besides to micro manage our existence through clocks. This is a special extra long episode with comedian, storyteller, and podcaster Mark Ricadonna. He’s a road comic and family man that suffers from the side effects of a TBI from an accident and honestly it’s sobering how many comedians suffer from these. I personally don’t remember ever getting one, but feels like I might be in the club sometimes. I hear memory loss is one of the issues.. what was I saying? It’s over 2 hours long with nothing edited out and sure to get us shut down with hot takes about being the eldest of all the millennials. Check out Mark’s recent Dry Bar Comedy special and follow him @markricadonna on IG and X/Twitter

Are there such things as “guardian angels”? What form do they take? For comedian and podcaster Brendan Donegan it may just happen to be a local DJ that saved him from a DUI. We all have a destiny, some are just funnier than others. Follow him on IG @brendandonegancomedy and @southjerseybadboys

This episode is dedicated to our visually impaired friends/fans (mostly bc I messed up the video recording at the beginning and had to have the guest record the first part 😅) but podcasts are meant to be HEARD (sorry listening impaired pals!) not seen. We take vision for granted all the time. Imagine you’ve been a seeing person your entire life, then one day you start to have strange painful sensations and blurred vision. Your eyes are watering constantly and it feels like something is stabbing you or stuck in them. Doctors tell you this could make you permanently lose your sight. Not a horror movie plot, but a rare genetic condition that takes over Courtney Reynolds life during the pandemic lockdowns in 2020. Luckily he came out of it with his sight and funny bone still intact. Find him on the gram @fullcourtcomedy