Podcast appearances and mentions of phil stamato

Dear Piss Pigs, AYYYYYYYYY happy anniversary! Can you believe we've been doing this for a year? This podcast has always been a dumb idea, and it continues to be one -- only now, we emotionally rely on the silliness it provides us every week to serve as a counterbalance to the dismal reality we call a 'career in comedy!' We wanna thank all our amazing listeners, everyone who has written in to the show, everyone who hangs with us on facebook, and even all you silent people who just listen and don't want to actively participate! Special thanks to Nate, Will, Austin, Arthur, Remy, The Dans, Carlos, Vin, Michael, Hudson, Trenton, Freiddo, Emma, Tim and Joey! We love you all! Please enjoy this collection of the best bits from our first year doing this thing! It took way too long to assemble and edit, so we hope you like it! If we missed your favorite bit, please be sure to email us a formal complaint. Anime turned us gay! Seize the means of production! Reinvestigate 9/11! Love always, The Ballers ---------------------------------------------------------- Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/bospod Buy a Ballin' Out Super t-shirt: 
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This week, I sat down with standup comic and student of the classics Phil Stamato to talk about The Swerve: How The World Became Modern, written by Stephen Greenblatt and published in 2011. It tells the story of a long-lost text, On The Nature Of Things, was rediscovered in fifteenth century Italy, as well as the effects of that discovery on the thinkers (or, "Thought Leaders") of the Renaissance. You can see Phil do standup at his monthly show Nothing Important in Crown Heights, read his writing on Splitsider.com, and follow him on Twitter.

My good friend Phil Stamato came back to the lamp. We recorded back in July but the audio was terrible and we were too hot to have a coherent conversation because you can't blast AC during a podcast recording. We talked about going home for the holidays, translating popular songs into latin, and The Wizard of Oz. We also talk about what we want to do with our lives. It's a cozy one! Follow @pstamato on twitter

Batman and Robin has a reputation for being one of the worst movies ever made, to the point that George Clooney has been known to refund fans who come up to him on the street. But was this movie really that bad? Phil Stamato joins up to talk about the campy finale of the 90's Quadrilogy!

Batman and Robin has a reputation for being one of the worst movies ever made, to the point that George Clooney has been known to refund fans who come up to him on the street. But was this movie really that bad? Phil Stamato joins up to talk about the campy finale of the 90's Quadrilogy!

Phil Stamato joins us to discuss the parallels between Goku and Hercules, Oolong continues his 30 year streak of not saving the world, and we debut a new game 'How Would Krillin Fair?' Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/bospod Buy a Ballin' Out Super t-shirt: 
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Jon and Phil break into a museum and steal the Holy Grail!

Phil Stamato joins Mike, Gene, and frequent guest, Erica Spera on this week's show. Phil discusses writing for Splitsider, why his Latin and Greek language degrees are useless and weighs in on the San Bernadino terror attack. Erica explains to Mike why he isn't funny. Everyone is happy. Twitter- @pstamato @Sperica @MikeCoscarelli @GeneGetman