Podcasts about comedy on state

On part 2 of this week's episode, we interview cartoonist, Will Santino. Will talks with us about becoming a New Yorker cartoonist, writing and his current passion, standup comedy. We also talk about his cartoons in the New Yorker and the process of being funny. You can see some of that process at Comedy On State, a comedy club in Madison, Wisconsin, where Will is developing his routine doing open mic nights (Sunday-Thursday).  You can learn more about Will (and see one of his comedy routines) at his website:https://www.willsantino.comYou can also sign up to see his New Yorker submissions at his Patreon page:https://www.patreon.com/willsantinoOn Part 1 of the episode, we discuss...  The winning captions for New Yorker contest #885 (Saved by the jingle bell). Finalists for contest #887 (Supply Side Genie). Current New Yorker contest #889 (Serving the freshest fish in biblical proportions). Send us questions or comments to:  Cartooncaptioncontestpodcast@gmail.com

Summary: In today's episodes of The Tragedy Academy, Jay invites the host of the podcast I Am Just Gaying, Hernando Del Castillo. Hernando brings us along to his journey of reflection, awareness, and metamorphosis. We learn of the societal pressure he experienced as a gay Columbian man and the hurdles he jumped through to become his whole authentic self finally.Key Points:

Both Jackson & Steph are feeling the early morning, they were out late at Comedy On State for the Finals of Madison's Funniest Comic Contest 2020 where Jackson was a top 5 finalist!  Listen to today's episode to find out how he finished!

Jackson made it to the next round of Madison's Funniest Comic Contest at Comedy On State!  

Jackson performed in Round 2 of  Madison's Funniest Comic Contest at Comedy On State, 12 comics did their best to get into one of the 5 final spots.  You can hear his set at the end of the episode but be WARNED it  is not edited for swear words and adult content!  again IT DOES FEATURE SWEARING, so don't listen to the end of the episode if you don't want to hear the naughty talk!  The results will come in today at 5pm so tomorrows episode we will let you know if he moves on to the next round!

Find out what Steph did to get in trouble with her local police department and you can hear Jackson's stand up set from last night in the Madison's Funniest Comic Contest at Comedy On State in Madison! 

The Madison's Funniest Comic Contest is going on at Comedy On State in Madison and Jackson performs tonight, will he repeat last year? Find out what he did also hear some of our listeners bad date stories and why we didn't play one of them on air... we do play it at the end of the episode... 

Though you probably know Kyle Kinane as a comedian, actor and "the voice of Comedy Central," the prolific stand-up first took the stage in a musical capacity. That's right! Before earning a reputation as one of the funniest comedians working today, Kinane was the guitarist for an Addison, Illinois-based pop-punk band called The Grand Marquis. Even though the band hasn't played since the early 2000s, Kinane — a proud punk rock aficionado to this day — still looks back fondly on his stint in the band. Last week, during a run of shows at Comedy On State, Kinane met up with host Tyler Maas to discuss his path to music. He talked about what it was like seeing Screeching Weasel for the first time in his early teens, his decision to pick up a guitar, when he realized comedy was a better artistic pursuit for him and what it was like to tour with The Falcon and Arms Aloft. Thankfully, the conversation also took tons of hilarious tangents along the way. Plus, Tyler tried (and absolutely failed) to make a joke about jam bands. My First Band is sponsored by Boulevard Brewing and is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth (“The Junction Street Eight Tigers”), and The Grand Marquis ("Elvis Papers").

This week's On The Record is a rare out-of-town episode that features an extra special guest. Host Tyler Maas traveled to Madison to spend some time chatting with the incomparable Brooks Wheelan. The accomplished comedian, former Saturday Night Live cast member, and Iowa native took some time before his pair of shows at Comedy On State last Friday to tell Maas about his Midwestern roots, his love of Madison (and other experiences in Wisconsin), his stressful stint on SNL, themes his new material touches on, and his awesome Entry Level podcast. This episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Join Surly at Somerset Amphitheater for the brewery’s annual Darkness Day on Saturday, September 29. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and WORK ("As It Turns Out, He Didn't Actually Have Tuberculosis").

We tread the borderline inappropriate tagline and make full use of the explicit label as we talk boxing, pudding, and fashion with comedians Michael Daubs and Ryan Kahl

We get comedian Matt Kohr into the Magnodome to talk bananas, pizza, driving truck

Doug gets a bunch of people on stage for a game of Last Man Stanton at Comedy On State in Madison, WI.

This episode was recorded in Madison, Wisconsin. Many times as a comedian I will work with a younger comedian who I believe has true talent and a bright future. I had met Carlos Valencia through Doug Stanhope several years ago but didn't get to see him work until he opened for me last year at Comedy On State in Madison. He has a dark twisted sense of humor and he is following the path of a comedian with a pure heart. He is a golden human being and a comedian you should know about so that it is no surprise when he rises up in the near future. Please enjoy my friend, Carlos Valencia.

Graham Elwood plays the Leonard Maltin Game against audience members at Comedy On State in Madison, WI.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.