If you’re looking for a lighthearted G rated episode of this podcast—it’s probably not the one. I honestly wouldn’t recommend anything I make at all across the board, if you’re looking for family friendly. This one in particular, we get into the spiritual and the grisly side of death (some of it Disney induced) and what it might be like to shuffle off this mortal coil. Barry is one of two comics whose parents I know ran a funeral home and suddenly I’m seeing a pattern emerge

Follow him @barry_s_naylor on ig

This episode needed very little editing after I sat down and I regret not doing it sooner. It takes a serious foray into the world of me hating tiktok and content creation but simultaneously being tethered to it, long after my demise most likely. Maybe the generations starting with millennial should all put clauses that in our will “immediately delete all my accounts upon my demise”. There’s some funny lore about Alan’s origination of his name and background plus the usual weirdness.

@alanmassenburg on socials

https://www.buzzfeed.com/crystalro/dna-test-horror-stories-february-2024

Miguel Silva is a comic originally from the Bay Area who ended up in Long Island with a show that will surely get him canceled before me 😅 We talk about growing up, online “friends”, a little comedy business, and real life lookalikes. This is a very clip heavy episode for parts of it so I’m finally remembering to post the link to the listicle.

Sources:

https://www.boredpanda.com/doppelgangers-lookalikes-meet-in-real-life/

https://youtu.be/O_Q1hoEhfk4?si=zVayTE0q5Ax0zwQ7

Check out his show @dorkcourt on YT

Follow him @likekoolaid on ig

A personal note: I really want this to be a monthly show at least but 4-5 days out of the week I feel drained from health issues so I get it out when I can 🫶🏼