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Barry, Abigail, and special guest Dinos Korominas discuss Dinos' Jukebox submission, Professional Rapper by Lil Dicky, and sample Failsafe, Banana Split Fusion, Luminous, and Matterhorn from Woven Water Brewing Company in Tampa, Florida. Dinos recommended the music video for Lemme Freak. Molly features Brendon Urie of Panic at the Disco. Listen to our recent Panic! At the Disco album review, A Crowler You Can't Pour Out (Panic at The Disco & Disco Witch)! Barry loves the music video for this song! Bruh… reminded Abigail of Live at Union Square, November 1986 - Live by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. Listen to our review of that album, Jukebox: He's the Drinker, We're the Talkers (DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince and Evil Genius Beer Company). Abigail first saw Hannibal Buress' comedy on @midnight, a comedy panel game show that focused on the Internet's reactions to current events. Barry correctly recalled that a viral joke from one of Buress' comedy sets started the chain of events that eventually led to Bill Cosby's downfall. Read more about that story and listen to Buress' reaction to the events. Watch the music video for $ave Dat Money (feat. Fetty Wap & Rich Homie Quan). Watch along with us the two TikToks featuring Pillow Talking (feat. Brain). Also, watch the music video! Up next… The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan Dinos also randomly selected our next Jukebox episode, Empire by Queensrÿche, submitted by Aaron the Farmer. This episode is scheduled to drop on October 4, 2024. Jingles are by our friend Pete Coe. Visit Anosmia Awareness for more information on Barry's condition. Follow Barry or Abigail on Untappd to see what we're drinking when we're not on mic! Leave us a rating or a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Facebook | Instagram | X | YouTube | Website | Email us | Virtual Jukebox

In this episode of Health 411, host Dr. Jonathan Karp and a student producer are joined by Chris Buress, co-founder of MyVitalC - a company that deals with health supplementation.

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Chris Buress is the cofounder of SES Research, Inc. in Houston, Texas, the nation's largest manufacturer and supplier of scientific-grace carbon 60, as well as MyVitalC, a health supplement version of carbon 60 designed to extend your ability to live a vital, active life, regardless of your chronological age. He is also the author of "Live Longer and Better" which tells the story of how Chris's work with the Nobel Prize-winning scientists who discovered carbon 60 made him revitalize his thinking—realizing that all of us can live an exciting life, longer and healthier than we ever imagined. Learn more about the book and the supplement at www.myvitalc.com/lpowers and use the promo code "healingpowers" for $15 off your order!Chris's online Longevity Health Summit is from February 26 to March 3. Join for free using the link below!http://tinyurl.com/SecretsoflongevityFor more information about Laura and her work you can go to her website www.healingpowers.net or find her on X @thatlaurapowers, on Facebook at @realhealingpowers and @mllelaura, and on Instagram, TikTok and Insight Timer @laurapowers44.

Dive into the world of Hannibal Buress as he takes you on a whirlwind journey from interactive plays in New York to the unexpected royalty of Tampa, Florida. In this segment, Hannibal shares his peculiar encounters, including the awkward hilarity of disrupting a play with a well-timed fart and the bizarre proposition of needing... well, just about anything, by Tampa's self-proclaimed king. From health tips by his girlfriend to the low stakes of being a podiatrist, Buress's storytelling leaps from one outrageous scenario to the next, leaving you gasping for air between laughs. Ready for a comedy adventure that's as unpredictable as it is hilarious? Click your way to foqnfunny.com for the full experience – because life is too short not to laugh at the absurdity of it all! Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into a world where gangsters ponder life's big questions, according to Hannibal Buress. From the comedic gold mine of internet comments on YouPorn to the unexpected utility of pickle juice, Buress takes us on a hilarious journey through the everyday with a twist only he can deliver. Ever wondered how many flicks of pickle juice it takes to perfectly season a sandwich? Or pondered the social life of gangsters beyond their tough exterior? Hannibal has answers and insights that'll have you laughing out loud. Amidst tales of interracial dating, apple juice hoarding, and the daily grind, Buress's unique perspective shines, turning mundane moments into comedy gold. For a deep dive into the humor of modern life and the quirks of human behavior, head to foqnfunny.com. Join Hannibal Buress as he navigates through the absurdities of life with wit, wisdom, and a whole lot of pickle juice. Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of this in-person QLS episode, Hannibal Buress revisits his time as a writer for SNL and 30 Rock. The multi-threat speaks about his rap career and the music he's released as Eshu Tune. Buress also shares his plans to restore a crucial NYC entertainment venue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this second installment of Health411 featuring Chris Buress, Dr. Jonathan Karp and producer Daniel Geller engage in an insightful conversation with Chris Buress, Co-Founder & Chief Science Officer of MyVitalC. MyVitalC continues to promote their supplement known as ESS60, renowned for its distinctive soccer-ball-shaped carbon compound and its myriad of reported health benefits. Chris Buress brings his extensive knowledge and expertise back to the discussion. In this episode, we continue our exploration of ESS60's remarkable attributes, from its potential to extend longevity and enhance cognitive function to boosting athletic performance and fortifying the immune system. With its unique molecular structure and potent antioxidant properties, ESS60 continues to captivate the interest of health enthusiasts and researchers alike. Join us once more on this episode of Health411 as we delve deeper into the fascinating world of ESS60 and its potential implications for human health. Whether you're keen on staying updated on the latest wellness breakthroughs or seeking science-backed insights into emerging supplements, this conversation promises to provide valuable information and thought-provoking perspectives. Don't forget that you can still benefit from a $15 discount on your purchase of ESS60 from MyVitalC by using the coupon code "Health411" at checkout, even in this second encounter with our guest, Chris Buress.

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On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a couple of old friends who've both been trying new things lately: Hannibal Buress and Kristian Mercado.  Hannibal Buress just celebrated his 40th birthday, which means he's spent more than half his life making people laugh for a living. He started out doing stand-up in his hometown of Chicago, winning audiences small and then eventually very large by telling pointed jokes with a sort of super laid-back style. He briefly wrote for Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock, and you've almost certainly seen him on The Eric Andre Show or Broad City, or maybe one of his many stand-up specials. In the past few years, though, Buress has turned his attention to music, releasing a bunch of hip-hop tracks under the name Eshu Tune. Though rumors of his retirement from comedy seem to be exaggerated—he talks about that here—he is taking music seriously. Or maybe seriously isn't exactly the right word, but it's his focus. Check out the Eshu Tune song “Knee Brace” right here.  The other side of this chat, Kristian Mercado, is best known as a filmmaker; he's made music videos and directed stand-up specials for Michael Che, Taylor Tomlinson, and Ilana Glazer—and of course Hannibal Buress, with whom he worked on the weird and wonderful Miami Nights. Mercado is about to take the biggest jump a director can: He just directed his first feature film, called If You Were The Last, which will have its world premiere at this year's South By Southwest festival in Austin. I haven't seen it, but it stars Anthony Mackie and it's a sci-fi love story, so I'm in. Mercado has also started dabbling in stand-up comedy, inspired by the many comics he's worked with over the years, including, of course Hannibal.  These two chat about how they work, and Buress drops the news that he's working on a feature-length script of his own—Mercado can't wait to see it. Buress also quizzes Mercado on the most important people on a film set, and Mercado talks about the joys of experiencing the Sundance Film Festival under the influence of psychedelics. Enjoy.  Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Hannibal Buress and Kris Mercado for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the great stuff we've got going at Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

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Today, we are talking about how to talk with your children about their grandparents with dementia. First, we'll discuss what dementia is and how it affects the whole family. Then, we'll talk about a few ways to approach the subject with your children. After that, we'll dive into ways your children can interact with a loved one with dementia. Finally, we'll end the episode with questions and answers by and from real families experiencing dementia. Now let's move on to the rest of the show.   Dementia affects millions of families each year. According to the World Health Organization, there are 10 million newly recorded dementia cases each year. Worldwide, five to six percent of all individuals over the age of sixty have some form of dementia and that number goes up with age. One-third of all adults over the age of 85 have some form of dementia. If you have a loved one with dementia, it may be helpful to know that you are not alone. Dementia and other cognitive health diseases are tough for the entire family, not just for the patient and their caregiver. That is why we have decided to talk about dementia and how it affects grandchildren today. We hope that today's episode can help give you a few ways to talk to children about their grandparent's diagnosis.   The National Institute on Aging says that dementia is the loss of cognitive functioning — thinking, remembering, and reasoning — to such an extent that it interferes with a person's daily life and activities. Some people with dementia cannot control their emotions, and their personalities may change. Dementia ranges in severity from the mildest stage, when it is just beginning to affect a person's functioning, to the most severe stage, when the person must depend completely on others for basic activities of living.   We have talked in depth about dementia before, so we won't be defining it further today. If you are interested in more information on dementia, you can check out our YouTube channel, where we have an entire playlist dedicated to dementia and Alzheimer's. You can also visit our website for even more episodes and resources.   Your loved one with dementia may go through a number of behavioral changes, mood swings, and loss of both social and motor skills, and most of these will worsen as time goes by. Watching your loved one's mental state slowly deteriorate over time is difficult and something no one ever wants to have to do. Visiting with a loved one with dementia can help improve their day and their mental capabilities. Many families are anxious to visit their loved ones after a dementia diagnosis has been made, especially if they have children. They are worried that their children may accidentally set off their loved ones, or that their loved ones may not remember them.   Seeing our parents' health decline is hard on most of us, and dementia makes it even worse. Caregivers in a memory care facility stress the importance of visiting loved ones with dementia, even if it is difficult. They've seen family members come from hundreds of miles away to bring something that their loved one with dementia needs, such as medication or paperwork, but they are unable to stay and visit because it's hard for them to come to terms with their loved one's current state. One caregiver says that if only the families realized what a difference it makes, they would want to come more.   Visiting a loved one in a facility is tough, and depending on how far away the facility is, it can be an all-day event. When your loved one is in a facility, even if you visit every day, you may notice changes every time you visit. When your loved one is living with you, you also notice changes, but most of them are gradual and it isn't something you notice every time you look at them. Your loved one's changes can way heavy on your mind, too, but one thing that should help to ease some of the stress is knowing that they are getting the care they need while living in a facility. These special memory care facilities are devoted to caring for patients with dementia and other cognitive health diseases and issues. The staff are trained to handle any difficult behaviors that may arise, and they are always there to provide comfort and care, and another option many families choose for their loved one is for them to remain in their home for as long as possible. The benefit to that choice is that their home is familiar to them and provides them with a sense of security and comfort and the care they receive from a professional home care provider would be specific to them, which helps with their care.   Deciding that you alone are not enough to take care of your loved one can be a frustrating decision to make but is ultimately better for your loved one. Dementia is not something that gets better with time and can go away, it sadly only gets worse. Dementia affects the entire family, not just your loved one with the diagnosis. If your loved one becomes hostile, they can make your home be somewhere that you and your family dread going back to, and that's not how you want you and your family to live. Sometimes if their behavior is more aggressive then a facility is the best option for your loved one and your family. In a facility, you can make sure they are safe and watched over at all times, and you don't have to worry about how their mental state and behavioral changes will shape the day.   Now that you know a little about what dementia is and how it affects your loved one and the family as a whole, let's move on to ways to talk to children about dementia.   Haley Buress, writing for Lotsa Helping Hands says that teaching your kids, or other children in your family, about dementia, can be challenging. However, it can also be a positive shifting point in their relationship with their grandparent. Knowledge is power, right? So empower your kids by learning how to teach children about the dementia process.   Kids are inquisitive by nature, and they are sure to ask you questions about their grandparents and the changes they are noticing in them. Their questions can be a great start to a conversation on dementia and how it will be affecting their grandparents in the not-so-distant future. When your child brings a question to you, try to answer it as best as you can using age-appropriate terms. If they ask you why their grandparent doesn't remember one of their favorite things, you can take the opportunity to tell them that your loved one will have problems recalling information and that it will not get better, but that it will only worsen as time goes on.   Telling them that their grandparents memory is only going to get worse will help them understand why their grandparent can no longer remember more important things, like their name, as their dementia worsens. You may want to shield your child from what is happening and protect them from any hurt their grandparents loss of memory may cause them, but you would be surprised how understanding your child can be and how much they can actually handle. Of course, you know your child best. You should use your best judgment when talking to your child about their grandparent with dementia. You probably wouldn't tell your six-year-old the same thing you would tell your seventeen-year-old, but every child is different, and you are the one that ultimately decides what to tell. Our hope today is to give you the helpful information you will need to have a dialogue with your children when they ask you “What's wrong with grandpa?”   The most important thing you can do is tell the truth. Don't lie to your child and tell them that nothing is wrong and that they will get better, because something IS wrong and they WILL NOT get better and your children will know, regardless of what you tell them. Not telling them or lying to them will make them feel like you don't trust them enough to tell them what's really going on or they may be upset and feel like no one is listening to what they are saying if they ask you what's wrong with grandpa and you repeatedly tell them that nothing is wrong.   Buress also suggests that depending on your child's age, you can pull age-appropriate literature from your local library or the Alzheimer's Association to help start a conversation or give a new point of view. Older kids can get a lot of information from books such as Still Alice or Dancing with Rose. Younger kids can enjoy books like Still My Grandma or The Memory Box. With younger children, consider reading the book and then following up later with a coloring session or puppet show that the child leads. It is often in these moments of free play that a concern or question finds its way out.   It isn't easy to tell your kids about dementia, especially since you are likely in the middle of many different emotions yourself. Being a parent is hard work, but with a little honesty and vulnerability, you can find beauty in even this situation. Watching the intergenerational relationship between your kids and parents will last well into the dementia process and will be a gift to everyone.   When you are having the initial conversation about dementia with your child, make sure you tell them that nothing they did is why their grandparent is sick with dementia and that they also cannot get dementia or memory problems from their grandparent. It is still safe to visit, and they should visit!   Make sure your child knows that any feelings they are having when it comes to dementia and their grandparent are valid. If they are depressed, anxious, or confused, they can tell you and you can both talk about why they are feeling that way and discuss ways that can help them understand and conquer their feelings. For more help on how to talk to your child about dementia, check with your local Alzheimer's Association. They may have support groups that can be helpful for you and your child. If your child is really struggling with this concept and doesn't want to open up to you about it, a support group may help them more. They may have trouble telling you because of your closeness to the situation, but they may be able to talk to someone they don't view as being a part of their life.   Now that we've gone over some ways you can talk about dementia with your child, let's move on to ways your child can interact with a loved one with dementia that is beneficial for them both.   A Winchester Health article says that your child may be feeling left out and lonely from all the attention the grandparent needs to receive. Therefore, be sure to involve your child in the grandparent's care during visits. Setting limits and boundaries before the visit will help reassure your child, too. For example, set a time period for the visit and schedule them regularly.   Tell your child that if their grandparent becomes upset, you both will leave and come back another time when they are not upset. Before your visit, talk about what they may notice their grandparent doing during the visit. Let them know that they may not do things the way you think they should be done, and that's okay. Talking about this ahead of time can help reduce your child's unexpected reactions to changes in their grandparents' behavior.   Even though their grandparent has dementia, they may still be able to enjoy activities with their grandchild. If your child has any activities they look forward to doing with their grandparent, they can most likely still do those things together, but if you need a few ideas on what your child and loved one can do together, we've got a few for you.   They can play a musical instrument together. If your loved one has a piano, they may enjoy playing it with their grandchild. And playing music may bring back happy memories for them. They can read a book or a magazine together. Your child can bring their favorite book with them during their visit. They will be excited to show it to your loved one and patients with dementia usually react well to excitement. Coloring is another easy activity that they can do together, especially if your loved one is bed bound. Make sure that you don't correct your loved one when they are coloring. If they make the grass purple, don't tell them that that's not what grass looks like. You may accidentally upset them and have to end the visit early.   They can play a favorite board or card game together. Games can also help your loved one exercise their mind, which can potentially help strengthen their brain. If your loved one needs a drink or a snack during your visit, let your child get it for them. Being able to accomplish a task that helps their grandparent on their own will give them a sense of satisfaction and help build their sense of compassion. Your child may be cautious about hugging their grandparent, but you should encourage them to hug. Your loved one will really appreciate this show of love and it is a way for them to communicate their own love for their grandchild when words become difficult for them. After your visit, offer to answer any questions your child may have about the time spent together. If you don't know the answer or don't know how to effectively answer them, let them know that you don't know, but that you can figure out the answer together.   In an article for AgingCare, one grandson of a grandparent with dementia gives his take on what to do with a grandparent with dementia. He says that he's learned to adapt as he goes. He's learned to avoid asking questions that his grandmother won't know the answer to and says he's gotten good at shifting the conversation quickly to distract her from tricky things or topics that upset her. Even if you say something wrong, it's okay. Just learn from it and try to redirect them to something happier. They will likely forget the incident in a short time.   He also says that it really helps if he uses his grandmother's own words and phrases to describe things. She recalls the information better that way. For instance, if he says the name of the café they go to all the time, she doesn't remember it. But if he refers to it as “the one with the steps to the courtyard outside,” she remembers straight away. Try to find small things like this that can simplify and improve communication.   Some days are better than others. On days where she's having more trouble remembering things, he says that it's good to make his grandmother feel like she's not forgetting too much and reassure her that it's okay. When she can't remember a name, event, or detail, he acts like anyone could forget such a thing and tells her it's not a big deal. Sometimes you have to play down pretty major things to help a dementia patient feel a little bit better.   He says he still likes spending time with his grandmother and that they were very close when he was little. Now, he gets lots of hugs from her, and she's very adoring. He thinks it's absurd, but it's also kind of nice.   Most of our ideas for this episode have been geared toward younger children, but we're hoping this real-life account by a teenager can help those with older children see how other families are navigating life with a loved one with dementia.   Now that you know some ways that your children can interact with their grandparents with dementia, let's move on to our final section for the episode, which is questions and answers by and for families that are dealing with dementia.   For this last section, we're taking a look at a question posted by a 7 cups user on their question-and-answer forum. 7 Cups is an on-demand emotional health service and online therapy provider. For more information on their services, visit their website at 7 cups dot com. You can also find a link to their website in our show notes.   The user-posted question we're looking at today is My grandparent has dementia. How do I deal with this? What can I expect?   The highest-rated response is dementia symptoms vary but usually include a loss of memory, difficulties in communicating, and personality changes. If you love your grandparent, and I am sure you do, seeing him decline in these ways will be very challenging and you may find that you feel helpless and sad. These reactions are normal. Joining an Alzheimer's disease or dementia support group can help you cope with your feelings and can be very beneficial. Regarding your grandparent, the best approach to helping him is to be a good listener, be supportive and positive, and reassure him that he can still enjoy life regardless of the changes he is experiencing.   Another good response we found was that the most important thing to remember about verbal or physical aggression is that your grandparent is not doing it on purpose. Aggression from dementia is usually triggered by something—often physical discomfort, environmental factors such as being in an unfamiliar situation, or even poor communication. This is what you have to expect. Harsh responses. You have to try to cope with him, understand him, don't let yourself be offended or hurt.   Another user suggests making the most of the times when they are lucid. Spend as much time with them as you can spare, particularly in the mornings- dementia is often much worse later in the evening when the sufferer is tired. Ask them to tell you stories about their past. Most people say that the thing they regret the most is not spending time with them whilst they're still lucid. Of course, there are going to be bad times and good times, and it does get worse as time goes on. Getting support from and supporting your family can be very important in the bad times.   One of the most helpful responses we found was to know more about what to expect, find out what condition your grandparent has that causes dementia, because symptoms and prognosis can vary widely. In general, people with dementia suffer from severe memory problems, can be very disoriented, cease to recognize loved ones and familiar places, and have challenges caring for themselves. Whatever happens, don't take it personally if your grandparent doesn't recognize you.   Avoid arguing and trying to reason with a person with dementia. Avoid treating them like a child. They may be confused, but they still deserve respect and dignity. Learn to respond to the emotions behind what your loved one says, not the facts. For instance, if they say they refuse to take a bath because they don't want to drown, they might really be trying to say that they want their privacy, or they're frightened, or even that they're afraid the bath will be too hot or too cold. Therefore, don't think of seemingly random things the person says as nonsense, but instead view them as attempts to communicate with you. There are many professionals, such as occupational therapists, who can help you with advice on how to help your loved one live as happily and independently as possible. If you are a caregiver, get as much additional support as you can.   One creative response that might not work for every situation says that his son coped with a grandparent who would repeatedly ask the grandson whether he had eaten. The grandson would smile and tell the grandparent that yes, he had eaten, and show a spoon as proof. He always carried a spoon in his pocket when he was home. Then he'd ask the grandparent whether she had eaten, and the grandparent would look content… until she asked once again if he had eaten. This approach may not work for everyone, but it shows that remaining calm and creativity works sometimes and is worth striving for. At least some of the problems that dementia creates may be reduced this way.   Everyone is different and every situation is different, but we hope that you have been able to use something from today's episode to help you and your family navigate the problems that dementia comes with. For more information on dementia, check out the sources in our show notes and also visit our website for all the latest information on long term care issues and tips.   We want to say thank you for joining us here at All Home Care Matters, All Home Care Matters is here for you and to help families as they navigate these long-term care issues. Please visit us at allhomecarematters.com there is a private secure fillable form where you can give us feedback, show ideas, or if you have questions. Every form is read and responded to. If you know someone who could benefit from this episode, please share it with them.   Remember, you can listen to the show on any of your favorite podcast streaming platforms and watch the show on our YouTube channel and make sure to hit that subscribe button, so you'll never miss an episode. Join us next time on All Home Care Matters where we will be discussing a topic that can be difficult and emotional at times and that's “When Siblings Don't Agree”   Sources: https://lotsahelpinghands.com/blog/how-to-teach-children/   https://www.verywellhealth.com/helping-a-child-whose-grandparent-has-alzheimers-98005   https://www.7cups.com/qa-family-stress-23/my-grandparent-has-dementia-how-do-i-deal-with-this-what-can-i-expect-390/   https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/dementia   https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/what-dementia-symptoms-types-and-diagnosis   https://www.familylives.org.uk/advice/your-family/grandparents/helping-your-grandchildren-understand-dementia/   https://www.winchesterhospital.org/health-library/article?id=998960   https://www.agingcare.com/articles/5-dementia-tips-from-a-grandson-212858.htm                        

Hannibal Buress jokes about finding inspiration in his Netflix special, "Comedy Camisado".

Hannibal Buress is a stand-up comedian, actor, television writer and host. Look for his new special "Miami Nights" available now on YouTube. https://youtu.be/kVc4-05Agf0

USA Today has a pretty strong review of Louis CK's recent show.  Go back and listen to my Louis CK commentary from over the weekend if you missed that.  Hannibal Buress talks about laying in the NBA All Star Game.  Tracy Morgan gives a terrible interview.  Samantha Bee gets a fluff piece from Variety.

Katelyn Buress raced Ironman Arizona in 2019 but that's not how her story starts.  The year before Katelyn had planned for her first Ironman race to be Ironman Chattanooga and when she got there the swim was cancelled.  In this episode we talk about how it felt to have the swim cancelled.  We discuss her race at Ironman Chattanooga and then why she signed up for Ironman Arizona. We discuss how training for her second Ironman felt compared to the first race. Katelyn had a big group of friends with her at Ironman Arizona. She coaches with ITL Coaching. You can find them on instagram @iltcoaching  Katelyn shares the full story of her race at Ironman Arizona 2019 from start to finish.  You can find Katelyn online on instagram @hungrythirties  +++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you love the Mile after Mile Podcast we hope that you'll share it with your friends.  You can catch up with Amy, the host of the Mile after Mile Podcast, at www.amysaysso.com  

Robert Omoto sits with stand-up comedian Diego Curiel to talk about filming Laugh After Dark for Amazon Prime, working at Carl's Jr. and guessing what sauce people wanted based on ethnicity, riffing, bad good movies, and they pitch a movie based on killing his brother in a hot dog eating contest. Diego has also been on Hulu for Stand-up Unfiltered (Season 1, Episode 20) and can be seen on Laugh After Dark (Season 2, Episode 2).  His debut comedy album "Diego Curiel: On The Spectrum" can be found on iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, and all major streaming platforms. Watch a clip from Diego: https://youtu.be/vcrYhgz4rnY Follow us at: Instagram: @awkwarddiego @bobbyomoto Twitter: @awkwarddiego @bobbyomoto Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/robert.omoto.5 More information at: https://diegocurielcomedy.weebly.com www.robertomoto.com  

Robert Omoto sits with stand-up comedian Diego Curiel to talk about filming Laugh After Dark for Amazon Prime, working at Carl's Jr. and guessing what sauce people wanted based on ethnicity, riffing, bad good movies, and they pitch a movie based on killing his brother in a hot dog eating contest. Diego has also been on Hulu for Stand-up Unfiltered (Season 1, Episode 20) and can be seen on Laugh After Dark (Season 2, Episode 2).  His debut comedy album "Diego Curiel: On The Spectrum" can be found on iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, and all major streaming platforms. Watch a clip from Diego: https://youtu.be/vcrYhgz4rnY Follow us at: Instagram: @awkwarddiego @bobbyomoto Twitter: @awkwarddiego @bobbyomoto Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/robert.omoto.5 More information at: https://diegocurielcomedy.weebly.com www.robertomoto.com  

A few minutes into our conversation, Hannibal Buress injects mid-question, “How is it my first interview in Nigeria is with a white dude?” busting up mid-way through. The whole scene’s admittedly odd. We’re seated across from each other in my Lagos hotel room. My wheeled suitcase is flipped upside down on the coffee table, with my recording setup gingerly placed on top. The comedian hasn’t slept that night and I’ve been up for about three minutes. Buress is in great spirits, however, having flown to Nigeria to check out the sub-saharan African startup scene. It’s his first trip to the country, and appears to be having the time of his life. Slightly groggy on both sides of the mic, it’s a fun conversation nonetheless, about comedy, community and that notorious Lagos traffic.    

Catie Lazarus, Hannibal Buress and Marina Franklin, talk about sex, stand up, consensual sex, podcasting, code-switching and Chicago and New York’s comedy scenes. Buress reveals his secret to acting and Marina reveals how Amy Schumer inspired her to come into her own. 

Catie Lazarus, Hannibal Buress and Marina Franklin, talk about sex, stand up, consensual sex, podcasting, code-switching and Chicago and New York’s comedy scenes. Buress reveals his secret to acting and Marina reveals how Amy Schumer inspired her to come into her own. This episode is brought to you by the following advertisers: LinkedIn Talent Solutions. For $50 off your first job post, go to linkedin.com/EMPLOYEE Citrix. Start working smarter today at citrix.com/employee. Helix, a new kind of DNA testing. Try today for a deep discount at helix.com/SLATE  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We at Things I Found Online Podcast are no strangers to controversy or comedians and so we are tossing them into a tasty salad with Brad Sanders and Lauri Roggenkamp. Are comedians reacting to social change or compelling it? We are talking Hannibal Buress, Bill Cosby, Dave Chappelle, Andy Kaufman, Chelsea Handler and Lenny Bruce. If it's so wrong it's right, we went there.

We went out and watched a grown group of men touch each other! And we didn't hate it! Have a listen to our review of "Tag" and chat with us on Twitter @ActingOutProds to let us know what you think! Cheers!! Chat with the guys on the social medias! Trev - @trevorlawless on Twitter and Instagram Dave - @dinksosmall on Twitter and Instagram Shea - @SheaNorman on Twitter and @sheaclifforddravennorman on Instagram

Our hero Nick welcomes out his friend (MadLab Theater, ) where they talk about the comedy film TAG. And prolly some other stuff. But mostly TAG. What did they think? What was the other stuff they talk about? Find out in the latest episode of... THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE GEEKY! Subscribe: | | | | | Show Notes TAG - about 15:00 mins or so Support Our Guests Show Credits Our theme song is by the amazing ChipTune Artist Hide Your Tigers! You can check out their music by going to Our show receives assistance editing wise from the amazing crew Have a podcast yourself and need some help editing when times are tough? Go to and see what they can do for you. Our closing is an arrangement from Futurama's The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings by . Also, because you asked... said final-song is then followed by a clip from the classic 90's WB cartoon Freakazoid!, where-as the hero Freakazoid is yelling at Jeepers for trying to show him something strange and mystical. Speaking of Freakazoid!, . It's neato like a tub of good things. Hey. Like us. Really like us! Let's show that Sally Fields lady a thing or too by showing who you REALLY like. This episode is is available on our For more information about our app,   Support Our Sponsors And Don't Forget The Friends Of the Show   Subscribe: | | | | |   E-mail: or tweet us on twitter !

Trigger warning: this episode involves in depth discussion of sexual assault and rape. In this episode Jessy and Rebekah start off by discussing the fact that the Golder State Killer got caught (big ups to Michelle McNamara) and then, as if you thought that wasn’t dark enough, things get more serious. Your favorite almost-famous podcast hosts then discuss the details of the Bill Cosby is a rapist situation that has been unfolding. And it’s about damn time people talk about this since the first allegations involve something that happened in 1965. That was 53 years ago, Vaginalings. And finally, the ladies try to lighten things up by pulling out some results of a 2014 Bill Cosby meme generator gone wrong. The results are mixed. 01:03: Jessy and Rebekah celebrate the arrival of the warm weather! But we all know what arrives with warm weather…creeps, and lots of ‘em. 01:48: The Golden State Killer AKA the East Area Rapist AKA the Original Night Stalker AKA the Visalia Ransacker was finally caught! His name is Joseph DeAngelo and it’s about time that mother fucker got got. You can learn all about him by reading Michelle McNamara’s book I’ll Be Gone in the Dark or listening to episode #1 of My Favorite Murder where Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark talk about the East Area Rapist or episode #118 where the duo reflects on the arrest of a suspect in the decade-long rape/murder/ransack spree. 08:58: *** In September, 2005 Bill Cosby admitted in a deposition that he gave young women Quaaludes in an effort to have sex with them*** 09:28: Here is a link to part of Hannibal Buress’ October 16, 2014 bit when Buress really went after Cosby. This had been a part of his bit for a while but this particular performance is credited with bringing Cosby’s actions into the light. 14:18 This article by Noreen Malone in The Cut gives detailed accounts from 35 of Bill Cosby’s accusors. 16:47: According to RAINN, 7 out of 10 rapes are committed by someone known to the victim. Some organizations report that rate as being as high as 9 out of 10 victims although that usually applies to college campuses. This is actually a link to a letter read to the court by the victim. It is really hard to get through but incredibly important. 20:53: Camille Cosby whyyy?!?! 23:06: Here is a link to Barbara Bowman’s article for the Washington Post. 25:04 Here is a link to our episode on the USAG scandal. Give ‘er a listen!

Saluton and Ahoy-hoy Soundcast Enthusiasts and Accidental Listeners Everywhere! I am your host, Tyson Saner...it is my real name...and we can talk about nominative determinism another time. As for now...  We've got clips from Tuesdays With Stories!, Ding Dong Chomp, The Van Buren Family Roadcast, Hannibal Buress: Handsome Rambler, a special clip of Strange Times featuring our esteemed announcer, Bill Heywatt, and Prinze and The Wolf. We've also got a single Burst O' Durst from political comedian and social commentator Will Durst for you this show and of course, what would an episode of Succotash be without a classic Hendersons' Pants commercial? That question answers itself… And please stay tuned until the end for a BONUS snippet, won't you? CLIPS Tuesdays with Stories!Our first soundcast featured is one of several at Stand Up NY Labs and it is called Tuesdays With Stories! The show first appeared on iTunes, September 3rd of 2013, and the description reads: A fun weekly podcast hosted by NYC comedians Joe List and Mark Normand who have an endless amount of funny stories. Every week they spin a few hilarious yarns, sometimes with comedian friends. This clip is from recent Epi238 from last month and is entitled "Snazzy Cock", featuring a snippet of a longer conversation about being a comedian and the ebb, flow and type of attention after your Netflix special airs. Ding Dong Chomp Recently announced on Nooner, the long-running weekly live-on-Tuesdays soundcast on Kevin Smith's "Smodcast Internet Radio", Ding Dong Chomp has spun-off and is hosted by @MartyYu and @StephenKrueger.  Marty is one of the 2 original Nooner hosts of and Stephen has been a on-again off-again co-host of the show for years. Marty and Stephen are foodies, and have created this show to accommodate their need to talk about food and eating. Our clip is from their 2nd episode which dropped last month. The Van Buren Family Roadcast This soundcast — or "roadcast" — got my attention through Twitter recently. (Which, BTW, is a great way to get my attention as far as the show is concerned, over at @SuccotashShow. According to their description on iTunes: "The Van Buren Family Roadcast is a musico-comedy-goodtimes podcast unlike any other. Brought to you by Boston's favorite funny funk family, the Van Burens, the VBFRC is audio entertainment for the 22nd century. Join PBear, Mr. Pizza King, Keyjay McGee, Max and their wicked talented extended family on a romp through your ears, past your heart, and straight on to your funny bone." I have to admit that it's a pretty great description.  I've listened to most of the episodes by now and I was a bit spoiled for choices when attempting to select a suitable moment of this that also fit between the 3-5 minute limit that our clips usually attempt to abide by. Hannibal Buress: Handsome Rambler Here's a show that was recommended to me by the @Laughable app. Hannibal Buress: Handsome Rambler is from the Earwolf network (whose soundcasts have been oft clipped for this soundcast) and the snippet we have for you is from Epi51which hit last month. It features guest Neal Brennan, con-creator of The Chappelle Show and he has his own super cool comedy show Three Mics on Netflix. In addition to comedian host Hannibal Buress, Tony Trimm is in the studio as well, to whom guest Brennan directed the question that kicks off our clips. Strange TimesFrequent listeners of Succotash will be aware of The Strange Times Show by now, with co-hosts Davian Dent, Kat Sorens, and Samantha Pett. In fact there was a clip of their soundcast in our "The Unfinal Episode", Epi 163 where Executive Producer Marc Hershon announced his (potentially temporary) retirement as host, introduced yours truly as the new host ,and said "Thank You" to a BUNCH of soundcasts and soundcasters who had been very supportive over the years. (I'm embarrassed to say that I did not know that our booth announcer, Bill Heywatt, had begun doing his very own The Bill Heywatt Show as a segment on Strange Times. And when I say I'm sorry it's because I imagine I had been told this by someone, somewhere — and had forgotten about it.  My memory isn't what it used to be, my apologies.)  Anyway, here's a clip that includes an episode of The Bill Heywatt Show from episode 244 published on December 9th, 2017 titled "Ghost Fuckers", along with special guest Dana Lucas. Prinze and The Wolf The first five episodes of the Prinze and The Wolf soundcast dropped on iTunes on January 11th, 2017 and they are still going strong with over 70 episodes as of this month. As told to us by the show description on iTunes: "Prinze and The Wolf is a podcast with Freddie Prinze Jr. and comedian Josh Wolf that will cover everything from parenting, to MMA, to pop culture, to gaming. to cooking...you name it! With Freddie's wealth of experiences/stories and Josh's quick sense of humor, no topic is taboo and there are definitely no "safe spaces" on this show." I've decided to clip Epi 1, appropriately entitled "Episode 1...The Beginning". BONUS CLIP! High ContentRecently I was a guest on High Content Podcast, a show I clipped in Epi 164, my first episode as host of Succotash. Host Iraj Lopez was kind enough to have me on for a conversation in his episode #33 which dropped just last week. It's just a wee clip for you but don't worry, my answer was pretty long.  I appreciate being asked to be on his show a great deal. Well, that about does it. Another colorful melange of veggies and bacon for your ears. I do spend a good amount of time looking for and finding soundcasts to clip, from a selection of what is now easily half a million different show available. Okay, that might be stretching it a bit but the actual number as of April, 2018, has got to be over 100,000. I'm not sure how many of those are comedy soundcasts — I have no way even attempting to have these numbers for you today — but if you do hear this voice from the past in your present, you'll likely know the facts, and that ultimately timing IS everything. And if, by any chance, one or more of these soundcasts I've featured piques your interest enough that you become a regular listener of it, and if I were to theoretically find out about that somehow, perhaps through social media rather than telepathy or osmosis, then I could rest easily knowing my job had been done, at the very least, successfully. Because now you understand what it is to wield the power to (please) Pass The Succotash!  — Tyson Saner

Welcome to the very first greatest hits collection of Tights and Fights!  Producer Julian Burrell has collected three of the best segments from the show’s archives for your enjoyment. Misandry Corner Danielle Radford leads the team to discuss some of the sexist history of wrestling’s past. In this inaugural edition of the segment, the spotlight is on WWE’s most sordid Diva’s moments: a water balloon wet T-Shirt contest. How terrible was this? And which men would we like to see recast in it? My Special Wrestler Comic creator Box Brown joins the program to discuss one of the greatest heels of all time: Ravishing Rick Rude.  Ring Tones Comedian Hannibal Buress joins the program to discuss the music of Triple H. This will include every phase of his career from his time as Hunter Hearst Helmsley to his joining DX to becoming the cerebral assassin to his modern-day role as the WWE’s chief executive of talent relations. Hosted by Julian Burrell, Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford and Mike Eagle.  Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun. If you wanna talk about more wrestling throughout the week be sure to join us on Facebook or @TightsFights on Twitter. If you liked the show, please share it with your friends and be sure to leave us a quick review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get podcasts.

In this episode, we go into the archives to bring you one of our favorite VICE interviews.Hannibal Buress is an well respected stand-up comedian and actor who's known for his distinctly laid back, but sharply witted comedic style. While notorious for his joke that ignited the Bill Cosby scandal, Buress has had people laughing in roles on Broad City, The Eric and Andre Show, Daddy's Home, and countless stand-ups. On this episode, we chat with Hannibal Buress about success and selling out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hannibal Buress, the comedian whose 2014 stand-up routine about Bill Cosby was, in many ways, the opening bell for the current wave of sexual harassment scandals in entertainment, was arrested early Sunday morning in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, the Miami Herald reports. According to the police report, Buress approached an officer standing on a street corner and asked him to call him an Uber.

Hannibal Buress is a stand-up comedian, actor, television writer and host. Check out his podcast called "The Handsome Rambler" available on iTunes/Stitcher.

Michael and Ivan see Spiderman: Homecoming and have a conversation about hot Aunt May, Vulture, Damage Control, Marvel and Sony, RDJ, Donald Glover, Miles Morales, Captain America, that fat Asian kid, the Presidential Fitness Award... all the WWTB standards.

In this episode, we begin the show by talking about our newly updated website, Jay-Z's new album "4:44" streaming only on Tidal... if you pre-ordered it, Kanye and Jay's ongoing feud, the Fyre Festival organizer is going to jail, Paul McCartney might be getting the rights back to the Beatles catalogue, more pre-order frustration, Kylie and Kendall Jenner making "vintage" band t-shirts with their faces on them, Hannibal Buress sends a double to the Spider-Man red carpet and no one notices, the new National single "Guilty Party," Nickelback's newest album is their least-successful in 16 years.

This week, the team is joined by comedian and podcaster, Hannibal Buress to take a special look at the music of Triple H! From his early WWF days as Hunter Hearst Helmsley to the modern King of Kings, we promise you’ll never hear his music the same way again. Plus, Nation of Conversation will still break down all the news of the week. That includes whether WWE is using Samoa Joe the right way, what we think about Sheamus and Cesaro as the No. 1 contenders for the tag-team championships and why the Fashion Files continue to be the greatest thing in wrestling today. Hosted by Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford and Mike Eagle. Lindsey Kelk Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun.  

New Salty Language 285 - AAR.I.P.   http://traffic.libsyn.com/salty/SaltyLanguage285.mp3   www.saltylanguage.com   Tony and Bryan talk about Salty Language t-shirts, Tony's retail rages, Maron, Sherlock, Search Party, Nintendo Switch, Ejaculoid, Mayweather vs McGregor, Hannibal Buress & Eric Andre Tinder takeover, The Royal Rumble, our Q of the W and recap, and more!    Salty Language shirts:  https://goo.gl/PRZhjy Links: 1. Nintendo Switch http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/01/13/everything-we-know-about-nintendo-switch 2. Hannibal Buress & Eric Andre Tinder takeover https://www.google.com/amp/www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/08/hannibal-buress-eric-andre-tinder/amp?client=safari 3. Mayweather vs McGregor http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/18452280/floyd-mayweather-jr-counters-conor-mcgregor-100m-demand 4. Maron http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2520512/?ref_=nv_sr_1 5. Sherlock http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1475582/?ref_=nv_sr_2 6. Search Party http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5460226/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 7. Ejaculoid https://www.amazon.com/Monster-ejaculoid-Xplosion-Volumizer-Enhancer/product-reviews/B00GTZ023K 8. Carrie Fisher's ashes put into giant Prozac pill http://m.eonline.com/news/820166/carrie-fisher-s-brother-todd-brings-prozac-pill-shaped-urn-with-her-ashes-to-her-debbie-reynolds-funeral QoftheW: What was your favorite video game vehicle?    Subscribe / rate / review us on iTunes! Visit us at: saltylanguage.com iHeart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Salty-Language/ Google Play Music: https://goo.gl/35HR6A SLPod Kik Group salty-language.tumblr.com / facebook.com/saltylanguage @salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  / http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguage Reddit: r/saltylanguage On Stitcher search Salty Language Voicemail: (415) 857-2589tangentboundnetwork.com wickedradionetwork.com geekliferadio.com Share with your friends!

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On this week's podcast - journalist Masha Gesdon comes in to talk about Donald Trump, the Breakfasters chat about the concept of Comaneci Day, an interview with Comedian/Actor Hannibal Buress and the Breakfasters share the things they are secretly good at.

00:00 - Intro 00:50 - I’m an Adult & Why I Buy Expensive Things 03:12 - Best USB Mic Under $100/$50 Videos 07:10 - Booking 100 Panels for Comic Con 08:23 - New Podcast Idea? 11:00 - Hannibal Buress New Podcast 12:03 - Wireless VR Headset 13:26 - Amazon Prime Reading 16:10 - Google Event 24:21 - Show & Tell (New Webcam / Guitar Pedal) 26:10 - Westworld 28:05 - Jonathan Coulton 28:28 - Outro On today's episode of the BSP, I first talk about how I finally feel adult enough to buy a new couch after a horrible mishap with my last couch, over 7 years ago. I then cover the mental turmoil caused by spending 8 hours making a single 10 minute youtube video, as well as the stress of booking 100 panels. I talk about a new podcast that I want to launch, a new hannibal buress podcast, a wireless VR headset, and the new Amazon Prime Reading service that is available to all Amazon Prime Members. Then I dive into the google event and provide an overview of the Google Pixel, Google WiFi, Google DayDream VR, and Google Home. I end the podcast covering the tv of the week and the music of the week. Follow BSP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bandrewsayspodcast Follow BSP on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bandrewsays http://www.geeksrising.com

It’s Tommentary time! I’ve got a few brief thoughts on the Sam Harris Hannibal Buress conversation that went off the rails a bit. After that I offer some brief thoughts on some general themes of the overwhelming number of comments I got about the Smalley episode. Then, an impassioned talk about the Kaepernick controversy. That’s … Continue reading AS277: Tommentary on the Harris-Buress Trainwreck, Kaepernick and More → The post AS277: Tommentary on the Harris-Buress Trainwreck, Kaepernick and More appeared first on Atheistically Speaking.

Hannibal Buress is a stand-up comedian, actor, television writer and host. Look for his Hannibal Montanabal Tour all over the country this fall. http://hannibalburess.com/

Hannibal Buress is a stand-up comedian, actor, television writer and host. His latest special "Comic Camisado" premieres on February 5th on Netflix.

Episode 93: Its the 2nd annual Christmas Special with Craig and Jeremy.  The due becomes a trio with friend of the podcast Caleb.  They discuss things, have laughs, exchange gifts and get up all in each others b'ness. 

Is your baby's mama here? You bet. Would you like to meet him? You should. You know, for the children. If you're trying to take it all the way down your throat we have expert advice that's gonna set you straight (don't take it so far). Plus a UK coach can drop that fire the same way Coach Ice does - only it sounds sweeter.  Some news reports are silly and some make you ask What The F*** Are We Doing Here? And then sometimes someone makes a song about it that's worthy of multiple replays.  Plus we have the Full Charge droppin sweet science on everything including Puddin Pops and Spanish Fly, Rude and Theo too. Oh, Cosby.

In episode 222 of Janey Godley's podcast with Ashley Storrie the mother and daughter duo discuss taxi drivers, sexism and twitter trolls. Ashley explains why she has a costume collection and her time in the candle store. Janey talks about Bill Cosby and how she attracts twitter trolls and her lack of hobbies. They both talk about Janey's forthcoming trip to Barcelona and Madrid and Ashley is loaded with the flu. You can get your Janey Godley’s Podcast merchandise at Redbubble Check out our podcast advert on Vimeo If you would like to support our podcast then please do so by clicking onto Our Donate Page and donate via PayPal or like our page on: Facebook For more information on how you can help Matthew McVarish visit The Road to Change website. Get your copy of Molly Wobbly’s Tit factory, live cast recording here. Check out The saga of Tim and Freya You can check out all our videos on YouTube Order “Handstands in the Dark” Paper Back or in EBook Please rate us or leave a comment on PodOmatic, ITunes You can find all the info regarding Janey’s live shows by just clicking Gigs!  

You may recognize comedian Hannibal Buress from his roles on Broad City and 30 Rock, the latter of which he also wrote for. In this bonus clip from Episode 314: Let's Do This Thing, Buress describes his experience with improv and its spontanaeity, and the genesis of his recurring role on 30 Rock as an eccentric homeless gentleman.  For more Hannibal Buress on Ask Me Another, visit askmeanother.npr.org.

Hannibal Buress is a stand-up comedian, actor and television writer currently living in New York City. His latest special "Live from Chicago"airs March 29th on Comedy Central.

Room to Breathe, Time to Speak: Davon Magwood stopped by to chat and I haven't stopped laughing :D

This week we reminisce over the midnight opening of Evil Dead (SPOILERS!), Florida's Bright Futures Scholarship, and what former Vice Mayor William Blakely was caught doing on the highway. Check out The Back-Burner, the tail-end of our show, where we discuss the shutting down of LucasArts and make our Pick of the Week. Index: -Weekend Update: 0.00 - 15.30 (CAUTION: EVIL DEAD SPOILERS!) -It's The News!: 15.30 - 28.03 -The Back-Burner: 28.03 - 50.08 LucasArts being closed Top 5 Men (yea.. that happened.) -Things That Make You Go ARUGH!?!: 42.00 - 45.10 -Pick of the Week: 45.10 - 46.55 -Farewells / Plugs: 46.55 - 50.08

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Check Out my conversation with comedian Hannibal Buress. We touched upon a few subjects including writing for 30 rock and Saturday Night Live.

Recorded LIVE at the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival at Softbelly Bar. New Adventures of Sunshine Johnson, Riley's First Gig and 'Busker Du.' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.