Hillary

Book him now, folks.

Todd and Bobby partied with strippers and guns.

Chicago's #1 Newsman Danny Lime aka Yung Citrus drops by. RIP Daft Punk

Bobby goes to war with Dan Levy of Schitt's Creek in the first ever live episode.

The boys watch the Philly Snow-Shovelling Murder video.

The boys gamble on Robinhood, talk Austin trip, and did drugs in the attic of a mansion. Hold the line, apes.

He's gone Wednesday. Pour one out.

The boys welcome that guy who tased his balls and died at the Capitol building to discuss Chicago's greatest pizza places, what they named their Pokemon as kids, the Cigars & Stripes mirror, & the Bears chances today. 

The boys review WW84, Soul, & make plans for yet another NOLA trip. Plus, Todd gives James & Bobby their Christmas presents! Subscribe to our Patreon! New bonus episodes every week! Patreon.com/HillaryPod

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You already know what it is. Buy Bitcoin.

The boys talk NOLA trip. Shout out Merlyn.

Recorded on Election Day Eve. The boys talk election predictions, their trip to New Orleans, and the regular shit. Also, the first 12 minutes of this is a super inside baseball review of Women in Chicago Comedy: A False Accusation Halloween Special, which should be watched by no one and can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx8Eii4hJas&t=2s Hunter Biden 2024

Recorded on our beloved future president Hillary Clinton's birthday. Didn't even know what to name this one. Too much content. Todd & Bobby talk NOLA trip plans, James convinces the boys to buy Bitcoin (so should you), Bobby & James finally fight each other, and the boys review Borat 2. It was for sure a tuck. Hunter Biden is cool as fuck.

Friend and actual real local hero Nate Burrows drops in to get himself cancelled. Bobby gets kicked out of an Uber, we all remember when Todd used to be a huge asshole, Nate regales us about bar stories of old, and we rediscover the lost archives of the mysterious Chicago comedian and likely pedophile known only as Nick The Nasty Wizard. Probably the best episode so far.

Bobby hates Halloween, Todd shows us a creepy video of Geraldo Rivera in an insane asylum, and the boys review the best part of the debate. And of course, Donnie's COVID vacation. RIP America's funniest president.

Death Metal Geography Teacher & cunnilingus expert Chris Damen stops by to talk about his brush with the other side, old comedy hangs, & more.

A blast from the past defends Cuties, forcing the boys react to the Cuties trailer. Plus, the Bears are BACK, Todd tries to pass an FBI background check, & James is sad.

The boys talk about Wisconsin suddenly becoming relevant again. The shooting happened literally 30 minutes after this. Kyle Rittenhouse is a virgin.

Thank god for another podcast with nothing but loud white men. Go buy Joe Fernandez's debut album on iTunes and watch the full length special for free on his YouTube channel.

The boys lament the loss of their favorite comedian, Brian Callen, bought potentially counterfeit Cubs Bleachers tickets, & catch up on their pandemic Sopranos journeys.

America is over, there are no more jobs, and the gestapo is coming. Enjoy the show.

Bobby is finally gonna be able to bang Jada Smith, Todd watched someone die at work, and the boys buy a Wayfair cabinet. Tune in next week when it gets here. Hey by the way, we upgraded the studio (thanks Patrons!) If you wanna help us get better stuff for the show, go to Patreon.com/PeopleOfComedy!

Todd apologizes to Sarah Perry (not present), we compare the Eric Andre/George Lopez/Hannibal Buress specials, Bobby suggests a new name for Boystown, and our guest Ed Towns talks about future married life. Brendan Schaub is a terrible fighter and an even worse comedian.

Bobby and Todd try to be good boys before their first sets back since quarantine.

The show turns 1 just in time to save the world. No cops.

President of Chicago Blake Burkhart joins the boys for a very deep and provocative roundtable discussion about the inner workings of Chilean bureaucracy for an hour. 

The boys are back in the actual studio together for the first time since quarantine. Topics include Plandemic, The Last Dance, and protesting. Plus, previous guest Chris Condren (buy his album on iTunes!) calls James to play video games but ends up on the podcast instead. 

We got hammered at Todd's new place and watched The Last Dance. Tinder Gold is wild. Go Bulls. GIVE US MONEY Patreon.com/PeopleOfComedy

Bobby is hiding in his house again, Todd drops into the studio and reviews terrible movie The Postman, and the boys talk about the stimulus hitting their accounts (or not). Vince McMahon is a government official now. This rules. Shoutout Whitcomb Rummel for the intro/outro. Links to his stuff coming soon. Patreon.com/PeopleOfComedy

We're in Bobby's backyard for this one. We try very hard not to say our inside words because there are children and neighbors everywhere. Todd sat on his moped the entire time. It was dope.

Sorry for the wait. The world ended and Todd caught the Rona so we had to wait. Todd talks about being basement-bound for 2 weeks, Bobby talks Tiger King, James wants to buy a gun, & the boys ponder the impending Mad Max-style resource wars we will all soon be participating in. 

Everything on earth is dead and we live in a societal wasteland. Thanks China. We only talk about the virus and nothing else. We are the first ones to do it. Everyone else is a hack. Featuring Adam Carona from The Dan Show.

The boys welcome former Palm Pilots cohost & comedian Aaron Sutherland into the Croix Cave for some Croixs and conversation. Todd & Bobby speculate on Coronavirus theories & Pete Buttigieg, Aaron tells the story of the boys' night at a horrible Indiana strip club, & Todd finally tells us the complete version of his infamous Grateful Dead acid trip.

Blago's out and our boy Bobby was on the scene to get some live reactions. Plus, Todd tells us a story about his favorite teacher, James does some stuff, and more things happen I don't know I'm losing my mind over here. Like and subscribe.

Bobby & James watched the Oscars while they waited for Todd to show up. Congrats to Joker for snagging one & Bong Joon-Ho for having a dope ass name and vibing the hardest. Plus, Bobby tells a story about his biggest fan sharing his best tweet at the The Comedy Cellar. Shinedown rules.

This is the 3rd attempt to record an episode this month. We recorded two before with Paul Miller, but they're too hot for TV and you can never hear them unless you send us $1000 each. Then we tried again but Todd did mushrooms instead. THEN James went on a cruise for a week. This is what you're getting. The boys talk about the tragedy of Kobe's passing, Chicago's coronavirus problem, & our God Emperor Hillary Clinton beefing with her old pal Bernie Sanders again. Plus Todd turned 30 and there's a story about it. Good ep. No bleeps. RIP to one of the greatest. We miss you, Kobe.

Happy New Year, Hilldawg Nation! The boys give their thoughts on Adam Sandler's new cinematic stress factory. Todd & Keith tell stories about the 8 years they lived together.

Star Wars was OK. Uncut Gems is better. Bobby talks about his vacation in a New Orleans hostel, Todd gabs about the Laugh Factory holiday party, James' almost brand new headphones break. Twitter is stupid and comedy critics are the most useless people alive.

James does edibles at a Tool concert, Bobby tells the story of a former comic who got banned from a show for saying the f word to a semi-famous comedian, and Todd tells the story of the guy who took a dump all over the Boss Bar bathroom for the first time (go back and listen to the last episode for the conclusion. I got my dates mixed up because I'm smart and Tool is actually a good band, okay?) Also we read reviews for the first time. Leave us one and subscribe so we can be famous. And whoever posted the Joker Review episode somewhere, find us on Facebook and tell us what happened cuz it has like a billion listens and we don't know why.

Todd finally catches the guy who took a huge dump all over the bathroom at work, Bobby Budds finds an old comedian in the wild, & everyone learns about the mysteries of being poly. Probably the best episode we're ever going to do.

World famous comedian Bobby Condon comes on to promote his debut stand-up special. Todd is still kind of on mushrooms, Budds is loud, and James needs to get everyone new headphones. Everything is kinda great for a solid 45 minutes until world famous comedian Dale McPeek gracefully enters the room and says a lot of big words about his new job opening for Louis CK. This took about 6 years to edit.

RIP Astros.

This is a long one, boys. Spoilers for acclaimed genius Martin Scorsese's Netflix hit movie El Camino.

Todd recalls the time he yelled at an armed Chinese security guard at the Beijing Airport. We are China's official podcast now. All hail Emperor Xi Jinping!

We saw the movie last night. Spoilers around an hour and five minutes in. Gary Glitter is a pedophile. We live in a society.

Bobby knows how much stuff costs. Todd hates traffic. Quantum Leap. Ween rules.

Bobby & Todd talk Bears season opener predictions. James is sick.

The boys talk about Dave Chappelle's special, the two-way mirror in the Cigars & Stripes women's room, and Todd's 20 year war with his white trash neighbors. Hope you like sound effects. Rate, review, share, and subscribe.

Steve Castillo of SNL stops by to talk about how famous he is. Bobby says the studio's address over and over. Todd is pretty chill the whole episode. #FreeBagelBoss

Todd watches a video with little people in it. Bobby shows us neoliberal ancap furry snuff porn and does a Chinese voice. Spoiler warning for Jackie Brown 2.