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The boys wax nostalgic on their favorite and least favorite arcade cabinets. Featuring Adam McWaters and Dylan “Billy” Canfield.

• Dragon’s Lair (full playthrough)
• Space Ace (full playthrough)
• Time Traveler (details)

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In our first episode: hosts Dylan and Travis talk about the power of social media (and those who wield it), if a Pop Tart is a ravioli, and the success, and potential failure, of Black Panther. Featuring Adam McWaters and Dylan “Billy” Canfield.

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Adam Hrabik comes by to talk about his early life, what makes him laugh, and what needs to stop. Come check it out and let us know what you think!

@ahrabik /adam.hrabik

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Lisa Friedrich (The Trolls, Garage, SvDvS) misses Houston, loves a little chaos, and is incredible at giving compliments. Come with us as we explore her life of writing, producing, and performing comedy, her dream jobs, how she [might have] inadvertently affected the scene in Houston, and what she really thinks of Cheese Balls.

• @LisaCFriedrich

• Peep Fest 6/29

• Out of Bounds Comedy
• Stone/Drunk/Sober

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Pat Dean, the most dangerous comedian in Austin, has a secret: he’s actually very nice (Don’t let anybody know)! Come listen!

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Comedian and storyteller Jesse Hensley comes on to talk about growing up in a small Texas town, where he finds his inspiration, and how honest he can be while performing. 

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This week, we sit down for an introspective, sincere and genuine talk with one of Austin’s premiere actors/comedians/hosts Nathan Ehrmann. Join us as we continue our quest to be the Barbara Walters of “podcasts that interview comedians” -but with more beers and fewer tears

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We sit down with Austin comedian Christina Parrish to discuss the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Dave Chappelle, Maria Bamford and other influences. 

Plus, her movie and TV career, including HBO's "The Leftovers" and her film "Call Me Brother"