Col-Improv Comedy

Breeze brought the boys to Hollywood. Now they're making a play with the director of a local community theater. Song credits: https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/ Klankbeeld Blue Wave Theory - 900 turbo https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Wave_Theory/Superstorm/900-turbo "A Gal I Know"

Christian and Denver are on the lam. They impart some important survival advice along the way. Sound effects and ambience from Zapsplat.com. linktr.ee/HigginsPerspective --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Higgins cousins help out a troubled farmer couple and Christian gets sued.  Music and sound mixing by Nick Prato.  Sound effects from Zapsplat.com.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Denver and Christian receive a call from some eccentric salesmen.  Featuring Rebecca Bishop and Lubomir Rzepka of the Slanted Hallway - a fantastic podcast full of super creative scary stories. Go check them out anywhere podcasts are found! linktr.ee/TheSlantedhallway Music and sound mixing by Nick Prato.  Sound FX from zapsplat.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Christian and Denver undergo a 'spiritual awakening' hosted by their new friend Breeze. Music and sound mixing by Nick Prato. Cover art by Nicky Howard-Rogers.  Christian - Zach Speigel  Denver - Colin Prato  Breeze - Matthew Doherty Nicholas - ???

The Higgins cousins use their creative skills to help a struggling writer nobody's ever heard of.    SFX from zapsplat.

The Higgins boys get into a fight about their relationship. 

After the emotional rollercoaster that was last week's episode, the boys decide to bring it "back to basics" doing what they do best: giving good advice. Live interviews include an employee at the King of Prussia mall in Pennsylvania and a familiar friend's chaotic return. 

The Higgins cousins explore making new connections and mending old.  Sound fx from Zapsplat.com.

The Higgins boys give some great advice, mending and making friendships along the way.  Vaudeville music: Everybody's Jazzinn It by Collins and Harlan (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Antique_Phonograph_Music_Program_Various_Artists/Antique_Phonograph_Music_Program_01192016/Everybodys_Jazzinn_It_Collins_and_Harlan)  Jungle music: Some Tidada by Lobo Loco (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/aa-sea/some-tidada-id-1302) 

Christian and Denver venture into uncharted Rated-R territory in this episode, making Christian quite uncomfortable. The cousins have Dug back on to talk to him about his behavior with e-mails. This is the holiday episode. Happy New Year.

In this episode, we hear about an exciting new update on Denver's social hierarchy app and the guys give advice about dealing with difficult people. Rebecca Bishop and Kevin Mahaney make guest appearances. CAUTION: conversation about crimes committed is completely a prank. We swear. 

The Higgins cousins discuss some organizational strategies, leaving a job, and work on staying calm in stressful situations with Dug.

In this episode of the Higgins Perspective, the boys give advice on toenails, roommate troubles, decorating for Christmas, and pickup lines. Denver also does some further investigation into Christian's suspicious situation in Brooklyn. 

In the first episode of The Higgins Perspective, the boys offer advice about dealing with the paranormal, meeting your SO's parents, and buying a car. 

Colin interviews current employer, farmer Butch Jones.  Music by BoxCat Games and Lobo Loco.

Colin Prato fights fire with fire and forges Colin Dwyer's signature to sign him up for a steered straight program, and interviews the face of the program, Chuck Daniels. Of course, things don't go as planned.  Sound Effects from Zapsplat.comMusic by Scott Lawlor and Lobo Loco.

Some spooky stuff goes down as Colin Dwyer interviews a salvia smoker named Stan Dan. Music by Soularflair and the Kyoto Collection.Sound effects from Zapsplat.com

Colin Dwyer interviews a struggling comedian. Shenanigans with Alien Liquor continue.  Music by Soularflair and Chad Crouch. Soundeffects from Zapsplat and Soundbible.

A friend from the first episode returns for the Season 2 opener. 

Colin and Colin hash it out in the final episode of Col-Improv Comedy Season 1. Music from freemusicarchive.com & audiojungle 

Colin Prato interviews mountain man Boby Squalor, AKA Nahs. 

Colin Dwyer has an old kindergarten friend on the show, Roger Epstein. Please be mindful and vigilant of your pets. 

Colin Prato returns for an interview with method actor Dave Johnson. 

Colin Dwyer has his therapist on.Don't drink alien juice. 

Following the events of the Robert Mastiff drinking contest, Colin Dwyer wakes up in the woods and is confronted by two strangers: an 11' tall alien, and an employee at Home Depot. He decides to have them on the pod. Sean and Ryan Vigeant guest star. 

Colin Dwyer reaches a low point, preacher/cattle farmer Robert Mastiff is with him for the journey. We do not condone excessive drinking, nor do we encourage drinking contests of any sort.

Colin Prato reaches a low point. Local musician and banker Hound Dog is there with him for the journey. We do not condone the use of chemical drugs, such as Floxaride or Oxytodone.  

Colin Dwyer interviews a mysterious character he finds in a graveyard: Neil Eugene Diamond (not to be confused with the musician).

Colin Prato interviews part-time dentist and "regular of the town," Bucktooth LaRoux. 

Colin Prato interviews two feuding McDonald's employees by the names Ducky and Ran. 

Colin Dwyer interviews a questionable character named Ronald Dwayne (by day).

Neither Colin is present, so friend of the show Sean Vigeant steps in to interview two freeloaders he picked up on the highway: Barry and Leonard. 

Colin Prato interviews Herbert Walker Marshall, also known as "the Mayor," and actual mayor of Dover, NH Archibald Constantine.

Colin Dwyer interviews two local construction workers. Matthew "Moose" Doherty guest stars.

In the first episode of Col-Improv Colindy, Colin Prato interviews the crotchety Englishman, Regis St. Clair.