Podcast appearances and mentions of justin golak

On the first episode of season 2, Dylan Sits down with Comedian Justin Golak as they drink Whisky and talk about the UFC's most notorious fighter.

Rodescu Hopkins engages in a socially-distanced interview about his set at We Still Like You in the before times of July 2019. his stories include peeing in a crowded car during Wrestlemania, getting caught stealing from Whole Foods, and discovering his dead father's porn collection. Rodescu runs The Trigger Warning Open Mic with his co-host Ed Towns, which has been described as "Stand-Up Boot Camp," and is currently studying film full-time.   Time Stamps:   01:00 – Set from ‘We Still Like You’ 11:55 – “When did you realize comedy was a thing you could do?” Mention of Kim Wayans, ‘The Hero’s Journey’ 15:20 – “I was definitely ready to run” 15:58 – My first time performing stand-up [Jeremy Arroyo] Mentions of No Shame Theater, Steven Wright 17:30 – Starting out in Cleveland Mention of Bela Dubby  19:30 – Trigger Warning Open Mic, or “boot camp for comedians” 22:36 – The Drop “Cave,” Explained 24:45 – “A corporate party showed up” Mentions of The Hollywood Grill, Marc Levalle 27:05 – Trying to Move to New York 28:25 – Moving to Chicago Addison, Wrigley, Bob King, Mike Robinson, Schuba’s, Justin Golak, Jeff Steinberger, Cole’s Bar, Ed Towns 31:02 – Ed Towns: Teddy Bear, “We’re trying to crush souls” 33:10 – Getting into the Set 34:33 – “Problematic” 36:00 – “Now that we’re going steady, I think I’m ready for you to see my act” 37:40 – “You can’t fight the wave” Mentions of Seinfeld, ‘The Dark Knight’, Gotham City 39:40 – Cards Against Humanity Mentions of Sexual Harassment, Gaslighting, General Douchebaggery https://www.vox.com/2020/6/26/21301488/cards-against-humanity-allegations-ironic-humor-racism https://www.polygon.com/2020/6/23/21300435/cards-against-humanity-max-temkin-report https://www.businessinsider.com/cards-against-humanity-ceo-max-temkin-resigns-racism-sexism-allegations-2020-6 41:15 – Peeing in a White Girl’s Car Mentions of Miami, Wrestlemania, South Beach, The Clevelander Bar, Bud Light, Ashy Larry, Strip Clubs, The N-Word, Power Moves, ‘Insecure’, Issa Rae 49:33 – Stealing from Whole Foods Mentions of Dragon Fruit, Alpha Brain, Joe Rogan, Amazon, Walter White, Breaking Bad, Heisenberg 52:45 – “Is that sense of shame powerful?” 55:35 – Part I. Finding Your Dead Father’s Porn Collection 58:15 – Part II. Your Dead Father Was A Sugar Daddy 1:02:33 – Part III. Your Dead Father Was A Pillar of the Community Mentions of Alcoholics Anonymous, Samantha Berkman 1:06:00 – Reviewing the Set 1:09:47 – Current Projects and Final Words Rovaughn Hill, Muay Thai Summer, Revenge of the Muay Thai, Trigger Warning Shorts, Brandon Kieffer, Ty Riggs, @triggerwarningcomedy, @ahollywoodjoint, @thehollywoodhopkins, Details, Kobe Bryant, Sonal Aggarwal

Today we have Chicago comedy veteran Justin Golak! Justin has been in the game for over a decade and has many nuggets of wisdom to share. You can find him on stages all over the country, as well as local shows and mics in Chicago. His websites are JustinGolak.com, and Lo-Class.com, where you can find links to his podcasts including Safe Space, his albums, and writings. Influenced by George Carlin and Chris Rock, Justin is a self-described “state-educated college bro” who likes to walk a political tightrope during his sets. Here he is at CAMP comedy show, at the Village Tap in the summer of 2018.   View the performance here: https://youtu.be/tq3ZE_vI1n4 View the performance with commentary here: https://youtu.be/4DE9OfFwV6w

Justin Golak vs. Toby McMullen & Nicky Martin vs. Grace Thomas Recorded live at North Bar in Chicago, IL! Music by Yung Zuccini

Movie Meltdown - Episode 438  This week we welcome the return of comedian Justin Golak to discuss this week's Sofa Theater feature: Ryan Coogler's Creed. Plus we go into some of the other movies we've seen recently, if it's worth getting a MoviePass and just what is the state of the modern comedy films these days.   And as we compare and contrast the modern-era Rockys, we also bring up... Blockers, Rampage, Game Night, The Death of Stalin, Super Troopers 2, like a puppy, too far Germany, the last days of me, they can't not do it, the music, Black Panther, born and bred, I think it's the best comedy on television now, convince the viewer, weathered wisdom, I've made a commitment to the future, Chris Rock, bold move as a mom, there's a lot of real tissue connected to that fictional story, Mystery Team, it's such a legacy film, you can't out-train it... you can't outlast it, this many years in, Tessa Thompson, twelve rounds for this man to prove that he is worthy of being alive, it was like... funnier than you maybe would have wanted to think it was, I think it's what was written that drove his performance, a weird real world level, he's frustratingly likeable, Cobra Kai in Russia, Phylicia Rashad, theater combat, they're different versions of a fighter, boxing has just changed so much over the years, the editing, it still works, it's cool to see the city you live in torn apart, Ivan Drago, The Rock, Veep, we're in like... the triple part of the triple axel, you never wanna see the wrestlers that don't plan for their future and somewhere called Vancouver. "...to me, this is the hardest move for a franchise to make."   For more info on Justin and his comedy, go to: http://justingolak.com/

Today, Dan tells "Replacement Jordan," comedian Justin Golak, all about what happened on the Alex Jones Show on Feb 7, 2017. Topics include: Do Globalists plan to kill us all off in our 90s? What is the gayest instrument? How much coverage of terrorism is "enough" coverage of terrorism? Is there a "Shadow Library?"

Movie Meltdown - Episode 369 This week we are joined by our special guest co-host comedian Justin Golak, as we discuss one of his favorite movies - Rocky. We look at not just the movie itself, but also it's impact on pop culture - and just how much we actually remember based on how much Rocky has seeped into the public consciousness. Plus we also look at how this first installment fits into the long-running series that will continue over the next 40 years. And as we discuss Stallone-adjacent characters, we also mention... comedy or baseball, cable the way it used to be, arm wrestling is the thing, reading comprehension, Ghostbusters 2, organized crime, garblyness, it's very different going back and rewatching it now... having not seen it in years, how do you fight you, creating a rig for the scene, the sub-genre of boxing movies, Survivor, escaping Cleveland, music video culture, Cobra, drinking raw eggs, on VHS taped from TV, I want to be better, Thunderlips, being weird and awkward, Over the Top, three pages of dialogue in ten seconds of body language, spattered with training, running with your girlfriend up the stairs, at every turn... he makes a different choice, Copland, going heel, it's essentially an origin story... but you didn't know that if you didn't know there's be sequels, novelizations, outsourcing the property, Apollo Creed, being literal, Irwin Winkler, forceps, Ruskies, office sign dialogue, Batman Begins, this is like a thing everyone will do forever now, losing the right way, getting your hands bloody, that's a real person and all art is drug-fueled from the beginning of time. Spoiler Alert: Spoilers for Rocky... and the entire franchise. You have been warned.  "I'm a huge fan... it's the only thing I geek out about... it's like my Star Wars." For Justin's links, tour dates, etc., go to: http://justingolak.com/ Special thanks to Gallery K, for more info go to: http://www.galleryk.net/

This fine bit'o'pod combines the mouth-noise making powers of Xander, Grush, Toby McMullen, and Justin Golak and yet ends up with very few injuries and only one local ordinace violation.   We call that a win.  Find out if you should drink Blue Moon and maybe learn about how to make better life choices than the people on this show by LISTENING WITH YOUR SKULL HOLES!   Keywords for iTunes robots: alcohol, review, booze, beer, funny, comedy, jokes, silly, Chicago, stand up, comedians, wheat beer, discombobulation, periwinkle

Comedian Dustin Meadows hosts a weekly show wherein he watches his favorite movies with other comedians who've never seen the film before. Dustin and co-host Justin Golak take Dan King through the most masculine film ever made and discuss the lack of ensemble based sci-fi action movies today, just what exactly a "sexual tyrannosaurus" might be and the lingering close-up on a pair of biceps. *Artwork by Brandon Schneider

Comedian Dustin Meadows hosts a weekly show wherein he watches his favorite movies with other comedians who've never seen the film before. Dustin and Justin Golak talk about one of Bill Paxton's greatest roles and the commendable sleazebaggery of Mad About You's Paul Reiser before being diverted into getting pretty academic on the current state of action films. *Artwork by Brandon Schneider