Podcasts about blackout diaries

The Blackout Diaries talks golf! Comedian Jason Burke joins us in the studio to share the story about his bachelor party, which was at The Waste Management Open in Phoenix, a golf tournament that is closer to a whiskey fest than an athletic event. Jason talks about some of the dos and donts to planning a good bachelor party in the sun and how his party was mostly "donts". CJ and Sean then tell some golf stories, including an insane John Daly one, some of their own golf stories and a news story about a famous LA course that was raided for also running a prostitution ring. We also share some studies on alcohol's role in golf injuries, particularly head injuries.

An episode on our favorite sport- horse racing! Comedian Sohrab Forouzesh tells a story from our live show about accidentally giving a horse drugs, along with accidentally receiving some himself. CJ and Sean talk about horse racing before that, sharing some of their own stories about bets gone awry and why the Preakness is The Blackout Diaries preferred stretch of the Triple Crown. We share some stats on horse racing and CJ details a famous incident he saw when a drunk guy got on the track at The Preakness years ago. https://www.instagram.com/sohrabisbrown/?hl=en

The Blackout Diaries Podcast is back after a break spent on filming the TV Pilot. Unfortunately we received some tragic news that a dear friend of the show, Mike Polino, passed away from a rare auto-immune disorder. Mike owned The High Hat Club, which is where the Blackout Diaries performed for two years while The Lincoln Lodge was moving. He was a great dude and a hilarious presence behind the bar. We share some Mike stories -- including one he told at the live show about his attempt to fake an injury to avoid relationship trouble. Mike's bar The High Hat Club, was filled with characters and is sorely missed. This leads to a discussion on closed or dead bars- bars that closed up shop and that we miss. We share stats on how bar and restaurant closings are not nearly as common as people think along with some stories about our favorite closed bars.

A Dry January Episode from The Blackout Diaries. Sean is doing Dry Jan with his wife and talks about how that began and CJ updates everyone on how he escaped the burning hills of Hollywood. The outgoing Surgeon General has announced that America should put cancer warnings on all bottles of alcohol and we discuss why that may not be effective and why getting people to quit drinking is much harder than quitting cigarettes- because alcohol is a lot more fun. We also share some articles about the warnings of Dry Jan and talk about how most of them do not apply to the kind of person that will consider taking 30 days off.

Comedian Kait Carmody tells a story at our live show about her recent trip to Ireland with her father, who was born there. Kait, who is also our newest coproducer at The Blackout Diaries, then joins CJ and Sean in the studio and we discuss everything from Ireland to how vacations are different with your family, versus your drinking buddies. This leads to a theme on family vacations. Sean tells some stories from his recent trip to Hawaii with his family and CJ shares some stories about his dead saving money on vacations by locating fly-by-night airlines.

The Blackout Diaries celebrates the start of college football! CJ and Sean talk about how college football tailgating parties are the some of the funnest, most-wild, yet somehow must-inclusive parties on earth. We share some stats on how allowing alcohol sales inside college stadiums has not lead to more binge drinking, along with some of our own stories about attending college games. And we close it out with a story by the hilarious Colby Dant of The Sports Gambling Podcast, on how he got banned from the Rose Bowl because cheering for the home team is illegal on the west coast.

Chicago bartender and musician Christian McGann explains the differences between the Front Of The House and The Blackout Of The House, to our live audience at The Blackout Diaries. Christian tells some stories about bartending in Chicago and concludes with a hilarious song about what it's like to hear the drink orders of customers all night long. Christian joins CJ and Sean in the studio and we discuss the demands of bartending, along with Christian's other tavern-based job- he is one half of a dueling piano duo. CJ and Sean discuss some stats about bartending and how much the service industry drinks, along with how some bars have adjusted to bad internet reviews in hilarious, albeit confrontational ways. Remember to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review- plus follow Christian to checkout more great piano tunes and live apperances.

Comedian Ed Towns tells the story of how a woman ghosted him, while they were both inside her apartment. Ed, who is also a producer of the The Blackout Diaries live show, joins CJ and Sean in the studio to discuss the story in more detail and share his thoughts on everything from ghosting, and bartending to how open mikes should be run. CJ and Sean talk about ghosting in more details and share some studies that prove ghosting is on the rise, particularly with younger people.

Comedian, and Blackout Diaries regular, Adam Burke tells the story of when he and a group of friends were robbed at gunpoint while drinking at a neighborhood bar. Adam shares all the details at the live show, which are equally funny and scary, then joins CJ and Sean in the studio to answer some questions on it. CJ and Sean then share some personal stories about drunk crimes they have witnessed and we share some statistics on how Americans are terrible at estimating how often crime happens.

It's All Star Week, so we dedicated a full episode to baseball drinking stories! Comedian, and former Blackout Diaries producer Derek Smith gives a hilarious recap of Cleveland's disastrous Ten Cent Beer Night, recorded at our live show in Chicago. CJ and Sean talk about how many people screw up the National Anthem at baseball games and we discuss recent surveys that claim Philly Fans drink the least of any baseball fanbase. We also talk about other famous baseball, drunken disasters like Disco Demolition along with some recent stories like the Reds fan who went viral after be tased in centerfield.

Comedian Lyssa Laird makes her (HILARIOUS) debut on the Blackout Diaries. She tells the story of dating a city boy in high school where her and her best friend from the south suburbs had a terrible night in the city after meeting him to drink an alley. Lyssa joins CJ and Sean from her kitchen while she preps food for her birthday party. We talk about Lyssa's past in the air force and what she learned about drinking in highschool. This leads to an overall theme on alleys, in particularly Chicago's sometimes love affair with partying in an alley. We end the show on a story from Chicago writer Raf Miastkowski -- a documented lover of alley drinking -- who tells the story about his roommate's fascination with alley amore.

Chicago comedian Conor Cawley tells the story of a weekend trip to Mexico gone-wrong. Conor comes to from a blackout, trying to bribe a Mexican Federale while learning Conor has no money. Conor shares what happens next at the live show, then joins CJ and Sean to answer questions on this story plus Conor shares some holiday drinking stories. Conor's story leads to a theme of BRIBES on this episode, where we talk about the challenges -- and unique benefits -- of drunk bribing. Everything from the Olympics to Private bar parties is in play for bribing. The Blackout Diaries Podcast is now back to a weekly release schedule. Apologies for the missing weeks in Feb- we were recovering from some illness and, much as Santa needs people to believe in him for his magic to work, The Blackout Diaries loses some of its mojo during Dry January and Dry Feb. But we are back! And for those of you listening in Chicago- check out Conor's album recording this week at The Joinery.

LONG time friend of The Blackout Diaries, John Leadley, tells a story about the time he and his friends bought a bar off a guy in jail and how that bar was saved when gay people started drinking there. John Leadley is a comedian and bartender and one of the first ever performers at our life show. He joins CJ and Sean in the studio to talk about what it was like to own a bar in college, along what its like to own a bar now-a-days. CJ and Sean then talk about Chicago and LA gay bars , including the hilarious union demands that were made at one Chicago club.

Comedian (and reformed lawyer) Paul Farahvar tells the story about how his highschool experience all changed for the better, nay the flawless, after he received his old brother's drivers license and was able to buy beer at any liquor store. Paul details how they always went to the same liquor store and quickly became that owner's favorite customers but, unfortunately, the owner believed Paul was his old brother, i.e. in med school and capable of giving doctorly advice. Paul joins CJ and Sean in the studio to talk fake IDs and what it was like for Paul to start standup comedy while still being a practicing trial lawyer. This leads to a discussion on lawyers and, in particular shady DUI lawyers- a favorite industry for The Blackout Diaries. CJ and Sean share some stories about their own experiences with shady lawyers plus share some news stories about lawyers so shady they made world news.

Comedian Abi Sanchez rejoins the Blackout Diaries and tells the story of the time he hooked up with a hoarder. Abi shares how he started to recognize the signs that this woman's apartment might not be normal well before he entered it and saw the chaos. This leads to a theme of 'messiness'. CJ, Sean and Abi share messy drinking stories- times they found themselves covered in dirt or trash while drinking. We also share some science on why some people keep messy places than others and how it might be a strength.

Comedian Joe Kwaczala joins The Blackout Diaries and talks about his days trucking drunk people around LA as a ride share driver. Joe has a new comedy album coming out , "Joe Kwaczala- Funny Songs & Sketches", that is a hilarious, inventive mixture of standup and sketch and music comedy. We play a track from that album inspired by his days as a ride share driver, then Joe joins us in the studio to answer questions on what it's like to drive some of LA's biggest drunks around that city, always afraid they will either puke in your car or -- even worse -- leave a bad review. This leads to a wider discussion on ride sharing apps versus cabs. CJ and Sean talk about why they prefer traditional yellow cabs over ride shares, particularly for drunk people. Purchase Joe's new album online!

One of our favorite drinking buddies from Canada, Shane Coupland, joins us on The Blackout Diaries. Shane tells a story from the live show about the time he tried to open a door with his feat at a college party, breaking both of them. Shane joins CJ and Sean in the study to give more, hilarious details like how the whole party happened because Canada gives college two, huge lump sums of money while in school, which he and his friends through on an epic, too-drunk party. Additionally Shane shares that he injured himself the day before 9/11 and watched the world burn while dealing with broken feet and a hangover. This leads to a wider discussion where CJ and Sean share some of their 9/11 drinking stories, as it was a tragic, awkward day, with drunks walking around confused because they were too hungover to get the news as quickly as sober people. Sean tells how he was fired on 9/11.

Comedian Cece Nunyaz makes her debut at The Blackout Diaries and tells a hilarious story about a town who's only 4 AM bar is a chicken shack where fights always start. Cece finds herself in one of those fights but, unlike the other combatants, Cece keeps her head on a swivel, thinks fast, and launches a hilarious, well-planned escape! Cece joins CJ and Sean in the studio and we start a wider discussion on escapes. We share the science of why some people act more decisively when drunk, which Cece thinks aids fleeing and we share some funny attempts of drunks attempting to flee cops with good plans but totaled bodies. Sean also gives a fireworks update from the 4th of July

Comedian Tom Clark, a long time favorite of Sean and CJ's, joins us in the studio. Tom is an amazing standup and has the best 'bad road show' stories in the business. Tom spends about 30 minutes with us, hilariously detailing his 4 worst road shows. This leads to a discussion on how the bookers of bad shows often trick you into agreeing to perform. CJ and Sean also tell some funny bad road trip stories. Thanks for listening. Make sure to checkout Tom's podcast, "I'm a Rescue" and share Blackout Diaries with friends!

Comedian Jonah Jurkens tells the story of the time he did a terrible show in Wisconsin where he was not paid for the show, but got as much free beer as he wanted. Jonah also shares his thoughts on blacking out, which he calls Swiss Cheesing and views as an inevitable part of drinking. Jonah starts us on the topics of blackouts. We discuss the science of what happens to your brain when you blackout and then share the story of a FL man who brought an alligator into a liquor store while blacked out. CJ, Sean and Jonah also talk about terrible comedy shows. Checkout Jonah's new podcast "Let's Get Dumb" with fellow Blackout-Diaries-favorite Joe Kilgallon.

  Alex Joyce the "Plastic Paddy" from Blackout Diaries and runs Harrigans Pub open mic. We talk about his dad mowing the Vietcong back in Nam (not really but he wrote a book about it), why the Irish are such drinkers and how I've blacked more times I realized. Don't chase Stoli Russin Vodka with Miller High, who's hotter Janeane Garofalo or Blaire White and we ended up in jail with a “Tina Turner” in black face.   Support The Lobo Den Podcast by joining the Patreon with bonus content and more: https://www.patreon.com/theloboden   The views expressed on the podcast are of The Lobo Den Podcast and do not reflect the views and positions of anyone ever.   I'm back on Roast Battle this Thursday 6/1 Anthony Fuentes episode 89. Link for the tickets in my Link Tree below.    YouTube: https://youtu.be/Om7GOsZtn74   Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/thejoycey/ https://www.instagram.com/lobo9110/ https://www.instagram.com/thelobodenpodcast/   Best Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/830054804387858   TikTok (aka CCP weaponized social media app): https://www.tiktok.com/@theloboden   Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobodenpodcast https://twitter.com/lobo9110   Donate: https://www.paypal.me/thelobodenpodcast   Links: https://linktr.ee/theloboden

Our favorite comedy duo, The Puterbaugh Sisters, tell a story at our live show about traveling to a wedding while drunk, which is a risky enough idea, made worse by their decision to also pack for it drunk. They land with an impractical collection of clothes and bad hangover. Danielle and Tiffany Puterbaugh were both long-time contributors to The Blackout Diaries, when they lived in Chicago and we discuss how they always managed to keep some daytime job, however dead-end or weird, while working on the show. This leads to a conversation with CJ, Sean and The Puterbaugh Sisters on dead end jobs. CJ and Sean further discuss strategies for happily joining and leaving dead end jobs.

Comedian and dear friend CJ Sullivan joins the show to discuss his squirrel problem, child care, March Madness, and other stuff. Listen to him on "Bottom Line Bombs" and "Blackout Diaries" anywhere you can listen to a podcast. Note: Patreon will be delayed a day so we can bring you an episode of "Karl's Cards" featuring Karl4Real that he insists is "loaded".

Sean Bair Flannery is a Chicago based comedian originally from Cleveland, voted “Chicago's Best Drunk”, has been on Comedy Central and producer of “Blackout Diaries” He almost killed him self lying about batteries in a job interview, polish roofers are insane and I've blacked out a few times. Go Tribe! It will always be the Cleveland Indians to me!!   Support The Lobo Den Podcast by joining the Patreon with bonus content and more: https://www.patreon.com/theloboden   The views expressed on the podcast are of The Lobo Den Podcast and do not reflect the views and positions of anyone ever.   YouTube: https://youtu.be/VdyhsUURH5o   Instagram: https://instagram.com/seanbairflannery?igshid=NTdlMDg3MTY= https://www.instagram.com/lobo9110/ https://www.instagram.com/thelobodenpodcast/   Best Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/830054804387858   TikTok (aka CCP weaponized social media app): https://www.tiktok.com/@theloboden   Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobodenpodcast https://twitter.com/lobo9110   Donate: https://www.paypal.me/thelobodenpodcast   Links: https://linktr.ee/theloboden    

Standup comic, and Blackout Diaries coproducer, Lauren Vino tells a few stories about the downside of dating "a party girl", which can range from unexpected bodily discharges to hasty exits. We also talk about Lauren's writing career and some of the funny articles she's posted on things like box wine or the changing sizes of penises in modern art. CJ and Sean then share their own stories about how dating a hard-drinking person -- man or woman, heterosexual or not-- can have a lot of unexpected ups and downs.

Sonal Aggarwal tells a few stories at our live show, ranging from partying in Chicago to how she holds it together on mushrooms and why she never lacked for a fake ID growing up. The fake ID topic leads CJ and Sean to share their own stories on how they made or purchased IDs growing up. We also talk about how counterfeit IDs from China are causing problems in America and then former Blackout Diaries producer Phil Davidson calls in and talks about how Iowa police caught him with a fake ID.

Sean Bair Flannery, Adam Burke, and CJ Sullivan are on the panel.  Video and extras are at www.patreon.com/brido. 

Aaron Foster tells the inside story on how a beloved Chicago restaurant was ultimately destroyed by a very angry, drunk customer- while he was on a date with that customer. CJ and Sean read other stories of people ruining beloved institutions while drunk- priceless works of art, entire canals and one guy even destroyed a whole town. The Blackout Diaries further speculates that they could represent these drunks in a trial.

Sean Bair-Flannery is a comedian who has appeared on Comedy Central, Sirius Radio, NPR and more. He is the creator and producer of the popular story-telling show “The Blackout Diaries” and his debut book, "Places I Can't Return To", will be available in June 2022. Sean can often be found behind the bar at the Galway Bay Pub on Chicago’s north side. He does NOT work there. CHIRP Radio’s Live Lit and Music series, ‘The First Time’, is unlike any storytelling show in Chicago. It pairs our readers' personal stories about a first-time experience with a song performance. This unique structure allows the story to resonate with audience members as they experience the accompanying song covered by our house band, live at Martyrs in Chicago's North Center neighborhood. Show hosted by Jenn Sodini; produced by Julie Mueller & Bobby Evers. Podcast recorded by Tony Baker, Andy Vasoyan, and Alex Stone; produced by Jenn Rourke.

Not gonna lie, this is a tough one kitty kats. Comedians Kyle Kinane and Shane Torres are joined once again by CJ Sullivan attempt to defend Pageants while wondering why they even exist. Call or Email Us! We would love to hear what you thought about this episode, and suggestions for future topics. (971) 259-8302; ksnaftpod@gmail.com. If you'd like to hear more CJ, check out his pod The Blackout Diaries. Thanks to our sponsor Trade Coffee:Trade is offering our listeners a total of $30 off your first order plus free shipping at drinktrade.com/naft. 

Comedians Kyle Kinane and Shane Torres are joined by CJ Sullivan to defend playlists, speeches, and all things Weddings. Call or Email Us! We would love to hear what you thought about this episode, and suggestions for future topics. (971) 259-8302; ksnaftpod@gmail.com.  If you'd like to hear more CJ, check out his pod The Blackout Diaries

CJ Sullivan and Sean Bair-Flannery join host Dave Holmes for some Lord of the Rings trivia, Herculean labors, and She Hulk fun facts.Sean Bair-Flannery would like to plug his book Places I Can't Return To and recommends Lady Like in Chicago.CJ Sullivan would like to plug The Blackout Diaries and recommends Dale McPeek's My Mother's Son and The Fable in Los AngelesAnd Finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmesFind us on Twitter! We are @TroubledPodWritten by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded remotely over Zoom and produced by Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.Join the MaxFun fam:maximumfun.org/join

Billy & Dom discuss more ways to troll your friends while watching LOTR before having Chicago comedians, CJ Sullivan and Sean Bean Flannery, on the show to discuss their podcast The Blackout Diaries - a show about people's drunken misadventures. They talk about the Chicago comedy scene, CJ's passion for poker, Sean's recognition as Chicago's "Best Drunk", and Eat the World with the infamous Chicago-liqueur Malört accompanied with a delicious hard boiled egg! The easiest way to describe Sean Flannery is: he's attended the wrong wedding (twice). That mostly sums it up. Sean hosts and created The Blackout Diaries. He's appeared on Comedy Central, NPR, Sirius Radio and his debut book, “Places I Can't Return To” was just released. Sean was also named Best Drunk by The Chicago Reader.  He and his wife are having different reactions to that award.C.J. Sullivan resides in Los Angeles and previously called Chicago home for many years. C.J. has been on Comedy Central and performs in numerous comedy clubs across the country. His writing credentials include projects for A&E network, Comedy Central, Robert Smigel, and XM/Sirius radio. Sullivan, also a World Series of Poker winning professional poker player, garnered the #1 comedy album spot on iTunes for his newly released stand up comedy album “What am I Complaining About?“. Get your Friendship Onion merchandise at https://www.thefriendshiponionpodcast.com! Tune in every Tuesday for new episodes and please be sure to rate, subscribe, and leave a comment/review! And be sure to follow and add your favorite funky jams to our Spotify playlist "The Friendship Onion." Feel free to leave Billy and Dom a message with your comments, questions, or just to say hello at https://www.speakpipe.com/thefriendshiponion or write us an email at thefriendshiponion@kastmedia.com TFO's IG - @thefriendshiponion Billy's IG - @boydbilly Dom's IG - @dom_monaghan_Sean's Twitter - @sean_m_flannerySean's Instagram: @seanbairflanneryCJ's Twitter: @cjsullivan_CJ's Instagram: @cj_sullivan_was_takenThe Drunken Diaries  Produced by Jon - IG: @jcvack Get your next delicious bowl of guilt-free cereal at magicspoon.com/ONION and use the code ONION to save five dollars off.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Babylon, Kara Klenk, Sammy Mowrey, and CJ Sullivan are on the panel. We talk Brad Pitt's face blindness, the top songs of 1999, and a lot more. Video and extras are on patreon.com/brido.

The Blackout Diaries is a comedy show where standup comedians, plus 'regular' people (cops, firefighters, teachers, etc) tell true drinking stories. The live show has run weekly in Chicago for over ten years and has been a critics' pick by all major Chicago periodicals. This week features a teaser from Erica Clark, also known as Mr. T's daughter. The podcast is hosted by Sean Bair-Flannery and CJ Sullivan, two standup comedians and friends who have been featured on Comedy Central, Sirius Radio, NPR and more. They have over 30 years of standup experience between them and about 800 missed flights. Subscribe wherever pods are told.

Eric Abrams, Kristal Adams, Rojo Perez, CJ Sullivan, and Liza Treyger join Brido on the panel.  See how the sausage is made on www.patreon.com/brido.

It was an Oops All Chicago panel with Lindsay Adams, Sean Flannery, Joe Kilgallon, Joe Kwaczala, and Liza Treyger. Plus Ricci Sergienko (1:50:00), the Bad Boy of the Left, is back!  Video and extras are on patreon.com/brido.

Comedian and author Sean Flannery (Comedy Central, The Blackout Diaries) tells us about loud Irish families, briefcases full of beer, dislocated shoulders and more. Sean Flannery Twitter: @sean_m_flannery http://seanbairflannery.com His book Places I Can't Return To coming soon! Michael Joyce Twitter: @notmikejoyce Instagram: @notmikejoyce Doing My Best podcast Twitter: @doingmybestpod Instagram: @doingmybestpod doingmybestpod.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doingmybest/message

We get drunk and review a movie about an alcoholic! The Way Back starring Ben Affleck Our guest is Jonah Jurkens from CYSK and Blackout Diaries! 

So happy to have our good friend, Comedian and Writer, Sean Flannery back on the podcast bringing laughs to our IEP Faithful. Sean is a stand up comedian and Host/Co-Founder of the story telling show, "The Blackout Diaries". You can find Sean on FB at: Sean Bair Flannery: https://www.facebook.com/worldsdumbestman www.slammabledickcaves.com

This week I sat down with a Ladylike favorite, Molly Kearney. Molly told me some drinking stories from her summers working on a touristy island in Ohio. She is a cast member at the Lincoln Lodge and is a producer for a show called Blackout Diaries. Follow Molly: https://www.instagram.com/kearnival Our live story comes from Liz Z. (Last name redacted because she has a "job." I don't really get it either.) Liz tells the tale of a bout of food poisoning that caused her Uber rating to take a hard dive. Liz is a comic based in Chicago. The Ladylike Podcast is produced by Gena Gephart: https://www.instagram.com/genagephart Theme song is Type of Wound by Natalie Grace Alford: https://nataliegracealford1.bandcamp.com Follow Ladylike: https://www.facebook.com/ladylikechicago https://www.instagram.com/ladylikechicago https://twitter.com/ladylikechicago Contact us: ladylikechicago@gmail.com

Blackout Diaries host, Bachelor aficionado and comedian Jonah Jurkens to talk about Downsizing, hanging with the crew and Chicago’s only true delicacy: Malort. Will the charms of this Milwaukee Magic Man be enough to woo his way into the Bologna Boys?  Only one way to find out! Subscribe to Jonah's podcast Petals and Pricks:  https://www.petalsandpricks.com ...and follow him on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonahjurkens Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonah.jurkens Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonahjurkens   Be sure to check out the Best Night Ever Showcase Monday nights at The Gman Tavern in Wrigleyville. Mention this show and Mike will buy you a drink! Follow Mike O'Keefe: Website: https://themikeokeefe.wordpress.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themikeokeefe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeokeefesukkah Twitter: https://twitter.com/themikeokeefe Email: michael@okeefe.net   If you want to start a podcast in Chicago, reach out to JAZZFUZZ http://jazzfuzz.com

Welcome to Tinder Tales! This is my podcast about the best and worst of Online Dating. Listen to my guest Comedian and Podcaster Amy Shanker as we talk about all her Bumble lines that don't work, her mom using J-Date for her, and being afraid she was about to be kidnapped.  HOLY SHIT! We are on iTunes! Please Rate and Subscribe! Follow Amy on twitter at @AmyShanker She has a show called BlackOut Diaries at Cobra Club at 9pm next one is September 20th. Follow me at @Piccolomeany and I also run a show called Ambush Comedy every Tuesday at Two Boots Williamsburg 8-8:30pm Everyone gets a free beer, 8:30 pm we start an awesome comedy show. Recently featured in Time Out NYC Nerdy Dirty Dark is Thursday September 14th 9PM Lineup coming soon! Tinder Tales Live is Friday August 18th at 7:30pm and is still monthly! Preorder tickets for $7! Featuring Calvin Cato, Ayanna Dookie, and John Field! Dating Apps used by Amy Tinder Bumble JDate Match.com

This week Sarah has comedian Jonah Jurkens in her bed. They had a blast sharing drinking stories, talking comedy and more! Follow Jonah on Twitter @JonahJurkens.  You can also check out Jonah's podcast Petals & Pricks and his shows Blind Bet, Feature Presentation and Blackout Diaries.  Sleeping with Sarah is a podcast where comedian and narcoleptic, Sarah Albritton interviews people in her bed. They talk about sleep, comedy, and relationships. Sleeping with Sarah is proud to be part of the Laugh Factory podcast network. Visit www.sleepingwithsarah.com for more information. You can follow Sarah on Twitter:@sarahalbritton and Instagram @sarahalbritton or visit her at www.sarahalbritton.

In this episode we are joined by comedian/writer/producer/director/and all around awesome dude, Mick Betancourt. Mick joins us to tell us about his upcoming show in Chicago where he will retire all of his best drinking stories! We touch on his 12 years of sobriety, his childhood, his parenting style (not for the faint of heart) and his overall views on life and comedy. Sit back and enjoy. You're in for a ride! Twitter: @TwoBsPodcast @LizShihadeh @AerialWasHere @MickBetancourt Facebook: www.facebook.com/Twobspodcast