Brett looks disheartened, sorry Mr. Morris.

What a show. Absolutely fantastic. Andy Daly asked if I had any character requests (!!!). I of course answered with Don Dimello. With a sneaky smile he said, "well, let's see if he shows up".

It's nice to communicate with him in this unique way.

As we enter the throes of Auggie-Doggie and this spectacular tour , I wanted to thank CBB, PFT, and his Werner Herog-Y  for the joy they bring.   Tom Holland’s portrayal of the boyish and naïve Telemachus in the Odyssey reminded me of a moment from the hilarious 2022 Portland, ME live tour. Starts at 5:20:00 of the compilation , and the silly line is at 5:40:00

I’m a particularly grateful listener cause I have a cavernous memory( but hardly Marilu Henner Disease ) so even tiny moments like this get woven into the fabric of my soul. I giggle a lot!

I am too young to watch a certain documentary, but old enough to know the future is coming.

Do your future self a favor and add a calendar reminder for your 50th birthday - set for all day, too.

The best comedy podcast out there is back.....now y'all take care

I thought it might’ve been Doug Groupes, but not for the most recent tour. If anyone remembers this please help a brother out - I also might be hallucinating.

Hi guys, I'm a pro wrestler (Ryan Nemeth) and have been doing this traveling comedy variety show for the past few years with my brother (Nic Nemeth AKA Dolph Ziggler from WWE). Typically we try to sync the show up with big wrestling PPVs. We try to get new fun guests, both wrestlers & comedians, on stage at each show. The show is a blend of improv, stand-up, special guest bits, etc, always on theme with pro wrestling. Super fun. I love doing them.

We are doing a show in Los Angeles this weekend and are lucky enough to have Carl Tart on the line-up. I adore him as a performer and am so stoked. Earlier this week I was doing some press for TNA, the tv wrestling company I work for, and of course I wanted to plug our upcoming comedy show, so I mentioned Carl was performing with us in LA. One of the podcast hosts got excited and then went and made their own press release for it, which I found to be both funny and flattering haha. Anyway I shared it with him- with the caveat of "Hey just so you know, I did not ask him to do this, but wrestling journalists are very enthusiastic to say the least...so just giving you a heads up in case you see an official press release dramatically announcing you doing our show, and maybe think it's weird." Thankfully he also found it both funny and flattering. And he's still doing the show haha.

All that to say: If anyone is a huge Carl Tart fan, or a wrestling fan (or, ideally, both) I just wanted to spread the word here. I'd be happy to comp a ticket or two if you want to come to the show. Otherwise, it is live-streaming, which I'm so excited to try. We've never streamed one of these before. And if this comes off as douchey promotion for an event- totally get it, no harm intended and no hard feelings! All good to take this down, np. I just know he's been a frequent CBB and wanted to share! Thank you all :)

In conclusion, Carl Tart is performing on our pro wrestling comedy show and we are super excited and just want to spread the word to relevant groups and potential Carl Tart heads out there! Ryan Nemeth

I'll add the press release here and a poster with info but it's at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre 5919 Franklin Ave Sat July 25 at 10:30

It's around midnight where I am at. In an hour the bus leaves for Brussels, I'll arrive at 7:00. There, my train leaves at 13:00ish for London. I'm grabbing lunch with a friend, a fellow CBB fan I met here. Going to the VIP show. Early Thursday morning the next bus, off to Manchester. Got some time off there until the Saturday show. Sunday it's off to Leeds, the third show. Tuesday is a gruelling six hour bus ride from Leeds to Bristol. Show number four. Luckily I can rest on Wednesday. Thursday it's an early morning flight to Glasgow, fifth show and second VIP. Friday I'm heading to Dublin. I'll spend the day there, that night's the last show of the UK and Ireland leg of the Ground Beefing Tour. I'm skipping sleeping that night and I'll walk around like a zombie at the airport. Saturday August 1st I'll be home around noon. CBB means so much to me and I am so excited to see my favorite performers work their magic on stage.

TL;DR: I'm going to all shows because I like the podcast very much.

I am almost bursting out of my skin with excitement at the idea of seeing Scotty D, PFT and Andy fookin Daly tomorrow night!!!!!

That's all.

Stay safe people x

Anthony Atamanuik as RFK Jr. and Gil Ozeri as a Rogan-esque douchebag Austin comedian. there are only nine eps out and it's already one of the funniest podcasts of all time.

Paul and Andy on NYSU

So, once every few years I splurge on some random trip for myself. Two years back it was Japan. Few years before that Boston. Just an older, single guy who has enough money and is wanting to see more before he kicks it

Anyway, bought tickets to the LA show and booked a flight today. First time back to the west coast since I was literally 6 months old, born in Glendora to eloping parents. Have no idea where anything is and am too lazy to figure it out.

What would be a good hotel in the area that’s close enough to the things that are happening? And knowing how introverted I am, that only means accessible from LAX and not far from the show. I’ve tried sussing it out myself and it’s mostly overpriced or budget inn level. And I don’t mind overpriced, if it’s worth it.

So anyway, tldr: LA hotel recs?

Not really, I mean, I love all the shows but damn. Yeeeee haw! I so love this show. There's so much here I feel lucky to have ears. Plus it's funny living here in Reno, Nevada, seeing all the old vestiges of the western years crumbling around town. Dalton Wilcox is a hero, killing so many monsters, which he never talks about he's so humble. Cowboy style.