Episode 161 - Roy Wood Jr

Mike Bridenstine (great pal and author) comes on to talk about his new book where he writes about the MidWest comedy scene in the mid 2000s.

Get his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Kansas-City-Comedy-Unbelievable-Stanford/dp/146717016X

Mike Mitchell (Birthday Boys/The Doughboys Podcast) talks about getting into sketch comedy, what UCB was like when it first opened, and discusses his "holy trinity" of fast food restaurants.

Listen to The Doughboys here: https://h ...

Join Roy Wood Jr. on an illuminating and hilarious journey through the world of employment. Each week, Roy sits down with real people from all lines of work and chats about jobs they’ve had, vacancies they’re looking to fill, scams they’ve run at the office, and even a few cringe ...  Afficher plus

Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr. is exploring the entertaining world of employment in his new podcast, 'Roy’s Job Fair.' Whether you need a job, hate your job, or need some job tips. We all need to put food on the table. In this episode, Roy talks with an ex-McDonald’s worke ...  Afficher plus

In this bonus episode of Roy's Job Fair, Roy Wood Jr. talks with Emmy-nominated writer Josh Johnson about his new comedy special and the time a restaurant he worked at burned to the ground in the middle of a shift. Roy also talks with a marketing rep for drug companies, who expla ...  Afficher plus

Roy Wood Jr can't be angry on stage. He wants to be angry. But he believes his face is too round to be angry. Now, whenever Roy wants to say something mean in his act, he knows he has to smile while he does it. Roy tells Marc how he learned to navigate the way audiences perceive ...  Afficher plus