Podcasts about The Dangerfields

Floating down a river, peeing in a bottle, and getting therapy from a psychologist who only works with comedians...that's what's going on this week with guest Dustin Chafin. Born in a doublewide trailer in Kilgore, Texas; son of a used-car salesman and a beautiful and wild hippy child; grandson of Choctaw Native Americans: Dustin Chafin is both Cowboy and Indian. Dustin set foot in the boxing ring at the young age of five. Full of fight and fury, he quickly won golden gloves. As a young man, Dustin's path took a turn towards the spiritual, and led him to the mountains of Chile where he worked as a missionary for many years. After developing a love and deep appreciation for people and their experiences, Dustin followed his calling from the Chilean forests to the tall buildings and crazy streets of New York City. There he found his true passion, culminating his experience of peoples and their voices and the fight of the ring: stand-up. Since Chafin first grasped the microphone, he has been very busy. He has been featured in the New York Underground Comedy Festival Hosted The Bill Hicks Tribute show at the Laugh Factory. Dustin has also been featured in the Chicago and Las Vegas comedy festivals where he won "Best of Fest". He headlines regularly at premiere New York City venues such as Caroline's on Broadway, Comic Strip Live, Broadway Comedy Club , Dangerfields and Standup NY. He is the creator of "Uncensored Comedy," a critically acclaimed show that runs weekends in New York City and a nationwide tour and is now the staple of the award wining Greenwich Village Comedy Club. Chafin has toured with the USO to perform in Korea, Japan, Africa and Iraq. He has been a staff writer for the Sci-Fi Channel, and contributing writer for many television shows. Dustin is a regular on Sirius and XM Satellite Radio - he has been featured on Jim Breuer Unleashed, Court TV Radio, Blue Collar Radio, Howard Stern radio, Howard Demand, Insight Channel and Raw Dog . He was also featured on ABC's special coverage of the New York Comedy Festival. Dustin brought down the house on Showtime's White Boyz in the Hood. Dustin has also been a writer, producer for United Stations Radio and Iheart radio. He was featured in an episode of Crashing an HBO new series created by Judd Apatow. He's released a new album on Comedy Records "Stop Telling People That" that's now available everywhere. His new podcast is called "I'll Leave You With This with Dustin Chafin" Look for it on Podbean and iTunes. Sponsored by Surfshark! Get a deal at https://get.surfshark.net/SH3q3  Listen to the conversation, get some good news, and get some inspiration with the guys on Good Things Are Happening. Visit us on the web at https://www.goodthingspod.com/

The stand up comedy community mouns the loss of Quentin Heggs. Also known as "Q" or "The Q Man", Q was the warm up comedian at "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" with Regis Philbin, the warm up comedian for "Tough Crowd" with Colin Quinn and was the house emcee at Dangerfield's Comedy Club in the early 2010s. - Tom fondly remembers Q and discusses Q's impact on a historic part of New York's Comedy Scene.

This week's guest is Buffalo Music Hall of Fame inductee, Tom Stahl. Tom joined Rockabilly Greg in the Flamingo Lounge on May 6, 2024. Tom's musical journey started by driving around in a truck full of paint saying, "Would you like paddles and strainers with that?" One day, he hurt his back. He went to the doctor and said, "Doctor! Doctor! It hurts when I do that." The doctor said, "Don't do that." Tom Stahl then started writing songs. And the rest, as they say, is the future. Tom's solo journey has seen him play with Buffalo legend Michael Meldrum and Through the years, Stahl and his band, The Dangerfields, have shared the stage with the likes of Don McClean, America, Three Dog Night, Buddy Guy, Osborne, and many others.

Jason Pollock joins Ace and Scott in the Acement for this weeks chat. Known for his awkward style, Jason performed at legendary clubs like Stand Up NY, Carolines, and Dangerfields. He also managed Rascal's in Cherry Hill NJ making connections with some of the best comics working. Jason has a great story about appearing as Bigfoort in Judah Friedlander's "How To Beat Up Anybody".  What did Jason overcome to become a comic?  Listen and find out.  Check out Jason at https://linktr.ee/superjpo71 Go to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/behindthefQ to buy us a coffee or a bourbon.  Get your BTF gear at https://www.teepublic.com/stores/scott-higgins    

This week we share Part 2 of our fabulous conversation with the great entertainer Hiram Kasten.Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.Your hosts:markschiff.comTwitter: @markschiffInstagram: markschiff1 Lowell BenjaminTwitter: @lowellcbenjaminInstagram: @lowellcbenjamin

This week on the podcast, Mark and Lowell speak with the ultimate professional actor, performer and raconteur Hiram Kasten.  Hiram started his stand-up career in 1978, when Jerry Seinfeld passed him on an audition at "The Comic Strip." He went on to be a regular in the New York and New Jersey area, eventually emceeing at Dangerfields for five years, while continuing to work the circuit. Hiram moved west in the late eighties and has mined a healthy career playing parts in Sit-Coms and film roles. He still does well in Vegas, where, in addition to working the major casinos, he also headlined a two-year stint in the David Cassidy original production of "The Rat Pack is Back." He also works frequently as a popular roast comedian. His theatrical training in off-Broadway has paid dividends, but he is most at home interpreting comedy, be it live or on film. Larry David has used him consistently over the years, including Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm.Your hosts:markschiff.comTwitter: @markschiffInstagram: markschiff1 Lowell BenjaminTwitter: @lowellcbenjaminInstagram: @lowellcbenjamin

The Boys of the BBB brace for St. Patrick's Day and debate Aaron Rodgers joining the Green and White (The Jets), the fear of flying (or lack of), and The early exploits of Judd Apatow and Adam Sandler. Bill the Dangerfields doorman and what Mike Tyson is up to....and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Please join actress Susan Scannell Gilbert live in The Locher Room to look back at her career and time working in daytime television.Susan is well-known for her roles on Search For Tomorrow (Kristen Carter Emerson), Ryan's Hope (Gabriel Dubujak) and appearances on One Life to Live and All My Children. Susan is also known for her debut role on the soap opera Another Life (Becky Hewitt) produced by the Christian Broadcasting Network where she wrote songs to be performed by her character. Daytime soaps led to a contract role on the ABC hit prime-time series, Dynasty, and guest starring roles on episodes of The A-Team and Remington Steele.While acting, Ms. Scannell Gilbert kept her love of music alive by appearing at nightclubs such as: Dangerfields, Maxims, The Silver Lining, Carlos & Charlie's and others, as well as performing her original songs on The Merv Griffin Show. She also sang the National Anthem at Shea Stadium. Scannell Gilbert 's love of singing and writing led to writing a one-woman musical called “Love Jokes” which received a grant from Queens Public Television.She is a three-time winner in Joel Selmeier's New York One Minute Play Competition, which led to her scripts being published in “Rosebud Magazine”. She is also the winner of DramaLogues 1988 Critics Award for outstanding achievement in theater for her comedic performance in Dream Girl by Elmer Rice.From 2001 – 2005 she served as the Founding Executive Director of the award-winning Astoria Performing Arts Center in Astoria, NY, where along with producing popular shows for the public, she was able to create musical theater programs for youth (“Summer Stars”) and Seniors (“Senior Stars”) which are free to all participants. She left APAC in good hands, and it is a thriving theater to this day. Susan can be found on the stage in Massachusetts where she enjoys performing roles that “tickle her mind and heart.”Original Airdate: 5/10/2022

This Week's Guest: Joe BeckerJOE BECKER was born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey but was refined in Upstate New York where he owns and runs a successful Barbershop. Joe started his comedy journey 10 years ago at the very 1st clash of the comics at the Syracuse Funny Bone at the recommendation of a friend who thought he'd do well. He has performed at Dangerfields, Caroline's on Broadway, and the Gotham comedy club to name a few. He also recently performed a sold-out show at the Funnybone Comedy Club in Syracuse. Joe's comedy is high energy and cross-cultural, which has made him a fan favorite at shows across the nation. Joe's comedy is raw and honest and he's willing to say out loud what most people think but are scared to admit. Joe is also a fantastic father, and will be joining us to go down the parenting rabbit hole.You can catch The Parent's Lounge live every Tuesday Night 10pm EST/7pm PST at:https://www.facebook.com/theparentslounge#joebecker #broomecounty #barbershop #theparentslounge #jamiekaler #jasongowin #katemulligan #comedians #standupcomedy #funny #binghamton #endicott #youthsportsDorktales Storytime Podcast for Kids and their Pop Culture Loving GrownupsEnjoy fairy tales with a geekish twist, hidden hero histories and imaginary lore stories.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

We celebrate Chris Bailey/The Saints (RIP 9 April 2022), spin rippin' new tunes from Charger, Deaf Lingo, NEXØ, Interrupters, Aivolävistys, Fuera De Sektor, Permanent Mistakes, & Baabes, rock out to classics from 999, Bikini Kill, Cro-Mags, Aerobitch, Dangerfields, Bellrays, AC/DC, Pagans, Social Distortion, Red C, Minor Threat, Arrivals, Rancid, Wire, Martha, Benny, & The Damned, and as always, marvel at the Luscious Listener's Choice! Charger- Summon The Demon Charger- Stand Fight Or Die Bellrays- Get It Right Cro-Mags- Face The Facts Dangerfields- Rock Club AC/DC- It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Want To Rock 'N' Roll) Aerobitch- You Wanna Know (2000 CDEP) Social Distortion- Telling Them Deaf Lingo- Antisocial Pagans- Not Now No Way 999- Nasty! Nasty! Benny- The Right True End Martha- Brutalism By The River (Arrhythmia) Talk Show Host- Syntax Error OK Saints- I'm Stranded (Live at the Hope and Anchor 1977) Saints- This Perfect Day (Live at the Hope and Anchor 1977) Saints- Know Your Product Saints- No, Your Product Saints- Private Affair Saints- International Robots Saints- Untitled Damned- I Just Can't Be Happy Today Interrupters- In The Mirror Rancid- Up To No Good Fuera De Sektor- Viejas Trampas Wire- Mr. Suit Wire- Brazil Baabes- Too Cool For Pants Bikini Kill- Liar Permanent Mistakes- Permanent Mistakes Permanent Mistakes- Anchor Arrivals- The Last Testament Aivolävistys- Ajatusksia Ja Rukooksia Red C- Pressure's On Minor Threat- Think Again NEXØ- Demise

Jerome Yates became a cancer doctor during a time when medical oncologists were thought to be what he describes as “the garbage collectors of medicine.” “The attitude among physician colleagues was, why are you wasting your time doing this? Not only are you wasting your time, but you're making the patients sicker,” said Yates, 85, a retired oncologist who has practiced and administered research at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, the University of Vermont, NCI and the American Cancer Society. “Some of them get very sick from the chemotherapy, because there are a lot of side effects with the normal tissues.” During his internship at San Bernardino County Hospital, Yates, then 29, encountered a metastatic testicular cancer patient around his age. The young man was admitted to the hospital with congestive heart failure. “They were going to let him die,” Yates said to The Cancer Letter. “I said, ‘If he came in and you didn't know that he had metastatic cancer, you would treat him for his congestive heart failure.' I convinced the attending. We treated him, and it bought him another four or five months. I thought it was an important four or five months.” The prevailing attitude toward cancer treatment was depressing—“That if somebody had metastatic disease, had cancer spread around the body, that they were going to die, and why would you want to prolong their agony?” In 1965, Yates encountered an optimistic article, “​​Obstacles to the Control of Acute Leukemia” in the CA: Cancer Journal for Clinicians, written by James Holland, an oncologist at Roswell Park Comprehensive Center. “He said that they were on the pathway to cure acute leukemia. The way it was structured, and the timing—I was taking care of some chronically ill patients—and it just sounded like it was exciting,” he said. Yates joined Holland at Roswell Park in 1968 and began conducting clinical trials with members of the cooperative group Acute Leukemia Group B cooperative group, the ALGB. This group, renamed the Cancer and Leukemia Group B in 1976, conducted clinical trials using two, three, or four-drug combinations. This strategy was not received kindly by the mainstream medical community. “There was a general attitude that we not only didn't know what we were doing, but what we were doing was potentially harmful to many patients,” Yates said. Rather than embrace the work of the ALGB, cancer doctors largely adopted the thinking of William Dameshek, an influential hematologist at Harvard who was a mentor to many oncologists. “His attitude was that we were poison pushers, that we were cowboys, that we were doing things that weren't in the best interest of the patient,” Yates said. “Because he was extremely influential, we were viewed as outliers.” Still, Yates remained hopeful—“because, as a physician, taking care of these patients—it made you feel good.” Yates spoke with Alexandria Carolan, an associate editor with the Cancer History Project and reporter with The Cancer Letter. A full transcript appears here.

Confessional Protestants are again NOT in the news thanks in part to a new survey that breaks the white Protestant world in the U.S. down into either evangelical or mainline Protestant camps. Korey Maas, Miles Smith, and D. G. Hart (aka Bob Dole) aimed at using the recent headlines surrounding those survey results to consider what the Protestant equivalent would be to the Roman Catholic intellectual landscape that Ross Douthat outlined in First Things. As it turned out, discussion of the value, plausibility, and deficiency of evangelical as descriptor took more time than planned. But the creation of the so-called evangelical mind, it could well be, is responsible for a failure to recognize the contributions of confessional Protestants. Equally plausible is the possibility that confessional Protestants themselves have lost touch with the intellectual tradition (authors, curricula, academic disciplines) that were the backdrop for the scholars and pastors who produced the Protestant confessions. In which case, if Roman Catholics present a thicker intellectual tradition than Protestants, the reason could be that their institutions have kept their intellectual traditions alive better than Protestants who may have been tempted to throw their intellectual energies into the evangelical mind. Along the way the interlocutors referred to Miles Smith's recent essay on evangelical elites and to the range of Christian writers and scholars that Ken Myers hosts on the Mars Hill Audio Journal.

A new episode! Why? Joe and Brian and a special guest (kind of) get together to discuss the Wonder Woman sequel, the comedy wars, comedy venues closing, and the downfall of comic books. It's the year end wrap up you've been waiting for and also a great way to start the new year. So forget that the country is on fire and let us distract with our barely coherent rantings. 

Buddy Fitzpatrick a NY comic born in Philadelphia joins us this week. He is an actor and writer who has known Richie since the beginning. Buddy just came off a very successful Dry Bar Special. The boys talk about Kevin Meaney and the impact he made on them, Richie trying to hook Kevin's mom up with Dr. Oz, while Mark and Buddy talk about liars and lies they tell to blow you off. The gang reminisces on Ben Creed saving elderly people at Dangerfields. Happy Buick Day Everyone!

Comedian James Mattern's podcast The Commissioner of Comedy was inspired by stories of The Undertaker and Wrestler's Court.  He talks to Will about the recent closings of NYC Comedy institutions The Creek and The Cave and Dangerfields, Andrew Dice Clay's The Day The Laughter died 2, growing up and starting comedy in Las Vegas far from the glamour of the Strip, getting into comedy clubs in NYC, what goes into being an effective host, and what it has been like to do live comedy during the pandemic and what he sees happening for comedy after there is a vaccine.   James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JamesLmattern James' podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-commissioner-of-comedy-with-james-mattern/id1511831048 Will's Social Media, Patreon, Band, and Merch here: https://linktr.ee/WillCarey

The New York Comedy Club Podcast is back with a brand new format. Join host Nick Angelo as he sits down with the owners of the New York Comedy Club, Scott Lindner and Emilio Savone. In this episode, they discuss the current state of stand-up comedy clubs and buckle down for what appears to be a second lockdown. Get Tickets to the Club Here

Im joined by my cohost Ibrahim Khalif and we discuss the debates its an election season right. Plus Ice Cube and his contract with Black America as well as MJ vs Lebron who is the GOAT and has the game changed. Dangerfields comedy club closing and more.

On this episode of Bastard Radio the guys figure out why the elite keep their pedophelia a secret, comedy coming back and how live shows are going to be rough for a bit, then the guys decide to buy a comedy club! We hear about the Armenian genocide and the guys take a look at Hanna Gatsby's new netflix trailer. Check it out!

This weeks show features songs from the new Manchester Punk Festival compilation, however since recording this weeks show we've since heard that Manchester Punk Festival is not happening this year. Hopefully it can be reorganised, but until then enjoy 9 songs from The Dangerfields, Guns N Wankers, Sick Ones, The Hard Toms, Art Brut, Torment, Cocaine Piss and Happy Accidents.Manchester Punk Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, Timo, Uglyshoes, Covid covers, last week, Tony's cat, Bedlam Breakout, swans, From the Vaults, an interview with Torment, Mart from Crash Induction, Tony's International Gig Guide - Cancelled Edition, don't shut our pubs, Covid 19, Panic Buying, dentures, Cocaine Piss!, Izzatwat, free car and a reminder of the ways you can listen!Song 1: The Dangerfields - 1955Song 2: Guns N Wankers – Skin DeepSong 3: Sick Ones - AgilitySong 4: The Hard Toms – Quando! Quando! Quando!Song 5: Art Brut – 18,000 LiraSong 6: Torment - TormentSong 7: Torment – Eye For An EyeSong 8: Cocaine Piss – Eat The RichSong 9: Happy Accidents – Wait It Out

Comedians Beau McDowell, Cody Marino and Jack Stannard discuss crime, Cody's collegiate detective work and whether dating apps are the new "airplane food" of comedy.Cody Marino at Dangerfields, Friday August 9th 10:30 PM in NYCJack Stannard at the Unhinged Comedy Show, Saturday August 31st at The Grove in Milford, CT 8PM Cody & Beau host a weekly open mic at Our House in Norwalk, CT Wednesdays 8PMContact: thatsfair321@gmail.com

Join the conversation as Terri and I talk about passion (FYI - you don't wait for passion to pick you up like a bus), speaking, Tedx talks, and personal responsibility.Terri Trespicio is an award-winning writer, speaker, and brand advisor, and works with individuals and organizations to help nail their messaging and engage clients, customers, and fans.Her TEDx talk, “Stop Searching for Your Passion,” has earned more than 4 million views. She was recently named by Hubspot as one of the “Top 15 female speakers who are killing it” (she came in at #2—Oprah was #8), and cited as one of the world’s leading creatives by Creative Boom magazine. An in-demand speaker who presents at conferences across the country, Terri was rated the #1 speaker at Barron’s Top Independent Women Advisors Summit and How Design live.A former magazine editor and radio host at Martha Stewart, she has appeared on the Today show, Dr. Oz, The Early Show, The Martha Stewart Show and The Anderson Cooper Show. Her work has been featured Oprah magazine, Marie Claire, Jezebel, Prevention, Business Insider, Forbes.com, and Inc.com.She’s the co-founder of Lights Camera Expert, LLC a media strategy education company, with Emmy award-winning TV producer Paula Rizzo. She’s also creator of the online course Tapped to Speak, and the Tapped to Speak LIVE event. both designed to help you land your stand-out signature talk.Terri’s also a stand-up comic, and has performed all over New York City. You can catch her at such popular venues as Caroline’s, New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, Dangerfields, Gotham, and Greenwich Village Comedy Club.Terri earned her M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Emerson College and recently won first place in the Baltimore Review‘s 2016 literary contest for her essay,“The Rules of Boxball,” and is currently at work on a book of essays. She lives in Manhattan.Terri's Tedx talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MBaFL7sCb8&feature=youtu.beFind Terri at: https://territrespicio.com/www.mhnrnetwork.com

Our last episode with Raul Sanchez for a while. He went back to NYC but is now performing at Dangerfields on the East Side of Manhattan so go check him out.

A brand-new buffet of all-new episodes is coming in 2019! Between now and then, we hope that you'll enjoy a few bonus episodes from our lead-lined radio vault. This episode was recorded in front of a studio audience in sunny Los Angeles, CA, at the very secretive Dangerfields 2. This was something of a 'best-of' show for season 1, and harkens back to our roots, which means the show was still called Better Radio! Transmissions: Continuum Damned Man Dr. Fiendish Passive Aggressive Teacher The Box Pet Tank Time For Art Book of Z-Rob: Parking Join us on internet: frequency.earth Want more of some things, less of others? Tweet us: @frequencyearth Join the Frequency Earth Info Club: podcast.pictures Starring: G. Maximilian Zarou as The Jeff, Nicola Clarke as the Ship's Computer, Nick Mandernach as LARI, and Rob Schultz as Sheldon. Featuring: Anne Freiermuth, Fletcher Kauffman, Kenny Beck, and Tim Greer. Voices from the Ether: Gabriel Diani, Matt Besser, Mike Kataja, Paul Mueller, Diana Wright, Sasha Huff, Jonny Svarzbein and Erin McGathy. Z-Rob provided by Z-Rob, with a generous grant from the Z-Mom foundation. Original tunes by Darius Holbert and John Painter. Frequency Earth show art by Nick DeStefano. Produced by Russell August Anderson Written & Directed by Rob Schultz Tape Operator: Rocco Aloe This show, like so much of Creation, is Not Art. If you've enjoyed this program, why not share it with your friends? Frequency Earth: Better Radio Live was recorded at Dangerfield's 2 in the Atwater Village area of Los Angeles, on November 19th, 2011.

Pretty much everybody knows who Ellen is, along with Roseanne, Jerry Seinfeld, Robin Williams, and Eddie Murphy. But did you know they all got their start back in the 70's and 80's? We talk about them and other comedians that we remember, plus we have special guest, Kevin Gootee (https://kevingootee.com) writer and star of "Comics Watching Comics" on Amazon Video to provide his.... unique?... viewpoint and opinions (and trust me, he has a lot of them!)     YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt Facebook » http://fb.me/GenXGrownUp Twitter » http://GenXGrownUp.com/twitter Website » http://GenXGrownUp.com Merchandise » http://GenXGrownUp.com/merch Theme: "Grown Up" by Beefy » http://beefyness.com Show Notes Comics Watching Comics on Amazon » https://amzn.to/2HyrMOz Sam Kinison » https://youtu.be/VKNoJ2BzSRU Eddie Murphy » https://youtu.be/w1TKGtai7og Andrew Dice Clay at Dangerfields » https://youtu.be/BWzI_Wn0ZwM Gallagher » https://youtu.be/Mfz3kFNVopk Steven Wright » https://youtu.be/G5x2EomxIgM Sinbad » https://youtu.be/PRpxCqoU_WE Billy Crystal » https://youtu.be/F8eIL1myc54 Jerry Seinfeld » https://youtu.be/LSZsDZ0k5AE Howie Mandel » https://youtu.be/dRHv1U0OKFA Robin Williams » https://youtu.be/8UqTp6h9lzo Richard Jeni » https://youtu.be/WBSQp3EXNIc Richard Lewis » https://youtu.be/1e3_mP3izTE George Carlin's 7 Words » https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 Roseanne Barr » https://youtu.be/nXfaQeYXaH0 Rita Rudner » https://youtu.be/iYMjgC12Hng Ellen Degeneres » https://youtu.be/jpJ_BLJaZPI Email the show » podcast@genxgrownup.com Visit us on YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt

Trained as a chemist but working as an executive recruiter, Art Schill decided he wanted to try his hand at stand-up comedy -- at the age of 81. And it turns out, he’s really good at it. Less than a year after taking comedy classes near his home in Long Island, New York, Art has played a range of top comedy clubs including Carolines, Dangerfields, Mohegan Sun and the Broadway Comedy Club. In a way, he’s the newest and oldest thing on the East Coast’s comedy circuit. We interview Art, his daughter Lisa and his comedy mentor Paul Anthony who shared, "Art is really, really talented. None of us can believe he just started doing this in his 80s." Paul quipped, "Sometimes he comes to me to say, 'Why can't I go on last?' I say, 'Art, you're 82. I got to get you on stage as fast as possible. I don't know how much longer we have here." DOWNLOAD EPISODE TRANSCRIPT WATCH ART'S ACT ON YOUTUBE Special thanks to Daniel Bubbeo, Assistant News Editor at Newsday, for connecting us with Art.

Dustin Chafin interviews Teddy Smith (Sirius XM, AXS TV, Showtime at the Apollo) New Year’s Eve in the greenroom at the legendary comedy club Dangerfields. Discussing how to stay positive in a sometimes negative business. What's wrong with white people? NY vs LA. Another noise disruption this time it’s an intercom that hasn’t worked for 30 years. We become convinced it’s the ghost of Rodney Dangefield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nathan calls out Roni during the holiday season. Nathan shares his story on Dangerfields, a comedy club in the Upper East Side. Roni explains the concept of a positivity ratio coined by Dr. Barbara Fredrickson. Find out who had a higher positivity ratio!

Lucas Swart needs no introduction in local alternative music circles. He played in a lot of bands before such as Lua Union, Pretty Blue Guns, The Violent Free Peace and The Very Wicked, but currently he is the guitarist, vocalist and song writer for the band, Dangerfields. We chat about growing up in a household […]

In this episode, Angel and Stan talk about the new Netflix show, Luke Cage and how Stan looks JUST like him. They also get into some new video games coming out in the next few months, some of the best black actors in Hollywood, awful food at Golden Corral. Oh and Stan quit his job. Speaking of which, Stan's going to be performing at Broadway Comedy Club on Saturday October 8th at 8pm. Hit him up at on twitter @FunnyManStan for more details. This is a big deal...for him..so be there. You can also catch him at Dangerfields on October 17th. Or you can come to both shows. He'd really appreciate it.

I met Rocco Deserto a few months back when we were both helping our buddy with some headshots. On the show today, we look back on that experience, talk about our paths through the comedy world, how Rocco balances his early success and now finding time to do comedy and spend time with his family, and so much more! You can follow Rocco on Twitter at @RoccoDeserto! And, you can see Rocco July 31st at Dangerfields as part of Leave the Jokes, Take the Canolis! And, you'll see me as part of his Fatopia stand-up show in September! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, PocketCasts and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com! #phenomenal