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  • Episode 134!

    We welcome the lovely and talented Porter of the Fearless Comedy Productions partner podcast Burn and Brew back to the show this week. Then we make him take the piss as we take our friendly rivalry as far as we can. Seriously though, he’s one of our favorite guests, and if you haven’t yet, definitely check out Burn and Brew.

    Along with that we talk about Salsa going here:

    The Summit Brewery!
    The Summit Brewery!

    Then talk about Matt going here:

    An apartment building fire!
    An apartment building fire!

    One of these two leads a charmed life. Anyway, after that we talk about old people, especially our parents, having sex.

    Yeah, your welcome. I don’t have a picture for that.

    Finally, but perhaps most importantly, we’d like to ask you to go here and check out the IndieGoGo for Senseless! These kind folk are producing some hilarious theatre and are working towards funding their way up to Minneapolis for a couple shows at the Bryant Lake Bowl and CONvergence this year. We also happen to be working out a time to have them on the show while they are in town. Please give them a look and a couple bucks. Look how cool they are:


  • Episode 115!

    Apropos of Nothing takes a whole new approach this week. I can’t quite tell what’s changed . . . .

     


  • Episode 62!

    Ok, I’m a little drunk as I try to write this, but goddammit I’m a professional goddammit. Er . . .yeah. Continue reading


  • Episode 36 – Part 1 (Sober)

    So, Salsa is on vacation this week, so our friend Porter is filling in as guest co-host. I would like to take this opportunity to let our listeners know that I have it on good authority that Salsa spent the day dividing his time between jetskiiing and creating a new D&D character. Seriously.

    Since Salsa isn’t here to stop me, here’s a video he hates:

    Now that I’ve got that out of my system, here’s a link for the God of Carnage play that Matt was talking about. Anyone local to the Twin Cities should definitely check it out.

    Also the theater Porter was thinking of, (the one they moved so they could build Block E) was the Shubert Theater. You can check that out here.