In this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick sits down with NYC comedian and fellow Skankfest survivor Danny Hallinan. We swap stories about working security at the wildest comedy festival in the country, tally up how many Grand Slamwiches Danny crushed in a 3-day food rampage, and dive into the chaos that is The Heart Attack Grill—where if you weigh over 350 lbs, your meal’s on the house (and maybe your soul too). We also break down the Blazin’ Rewards points hustle at Buffalo Wild Wings and ask the real question: who’s got the most wings-to-points ratio?

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This week on People We Could Live Without, Big Rick is joined by the incredibly talented Cadhla Mackenzie Salcedo—a dancer, poet, singer, cook, and full-blown jack of all trades. We dive into the heartfelt (and maybe a little unhinged) letter my friend Doc Horton wrote her, which I personally delivered on my NYC trip. We also get into the Diddy trial, Cadhla gives us an education on what exactly a Sex Chandelier is, and we trade Sugar Daddy stories that are equal parts chaotic and enlightening. It's a wild ride—don’t miss it

In this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Pacioreck sits down with friend and fellow comic John “Hoss” James. The two gear up for their upcoming Roast Battle, talk trash like pros, and take a detour into the world of Pokémon crime—specifically how Team Rocket continues to pull off kidnappings via hot air balloon without ever getting caught. They also touch on this summer’s Philly’s Phunniest competition and trade some heated words about the long-standing bowling beef between Loyal Lanes and Pike Lanes in Cumberland County. It’s comedy, chaos, and a couple of strikes—depending on who you ask.

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This week on People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Paciorek is joined by none other than Dru Montana—1/3 of the powerhouse Philly comedy podcast The Durag and The Deertag. Hailing from Syracuse, NY and proudly repping his "wigga of the woods" roots, Dru pulls up to talk about neighborhood dynamics, the sounds that live rent-free on our soundboards, and how they're mentally bracing to lose Philly’s Phunniest. Rick shares stories from last week’s Drunk & Stoned Comedy Fest in Ocean City, MD, and both boys reflect on their deep, undying love for The Jerky Boys. It’s comedy, chaos, and cousin energy—don’t miss it.

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This week, Big Rick is joined by comedian, musician, and the George Harrison of Durag and the Deertag - Mr. Rob Crews. We dive into Rob’s jump from the world of touring with bands at Warped Tour to doing stand-up at SkankFest, how he became a permanent fixture on Durag and what he’s learned along the way. It’s a conversation full of laughs, reflections, and maybe even a few spicy stories you’ll have to listen to find out.

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On this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Paciorek is joined by guest Ray Koba, while podcast favorite Steve Kain fills in for Teddy Lindross. We dive deep into the term "Wigga"—where it started, where it’s going, and what it truly means today. Ray breaks down his infamous "Wigga" post in the Philly Comedy Network Facebook group, and we explore the stepping stones of what they’ve become in pop culture and beyond. Meanwhile, Steve Kain takes on a personal challenge—trying a 3mg ZYN for the first time—and things get interesting fast.

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In episode 29 of People Who Could Live Without, Big Rick sits down with comedian Eric Preston to talk about the conveniently inconvenient comedy scene. Eric opens up about his awkward open mic beginnings and the wild journey from bomb to headline. They also tackle the weird, unspoken rules of the industry that make you question your life choices—yet somehow keep coming back for more. Expect a blend of laughs, lessons, and a few eye-rolls. Tune in for a hilarious take on comedy, where everything is a struggle, but at least it's funny.

Episode 28: Kenny’s MIA, But We Got Joel!

In this episode of People We Could Live Without, your host Big Rick is joined by special guest Joel Burlew from the podcast that started it all, The Burning Bridges Podcast. While Kenny was supposed to be here, we have a feeling he may have passed — but don’t worry, we’re keeping the energy alive with some wild stories from Rick and Joel’s childhoods!

The episode dives into their upbringing, hilarious memories, and some unexpected twists as Big Rick and Joel share more about their past. Plus, we get to know Joel on a deeper level — his journey, his thoughts, and how The Burning Bridges Podcast came to be.

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