Ep601 - StutJo's Stand Up, Opie, Armie Hammer, Ben Sixsmith
March 6, 2025
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Episode 601 · March 6, 2025
Ep601 - StutJo's Stand Up, Opie, Armie Hammer, Ben Sixsmith
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Ep601 - StutJo's Stand Up, Opie, Armie Hammer, Ben Sixsmith
Summary
We start the show today by interviewing Ben Sixsmith who recently published the article “The Irresistible Rise of the LOLcows” in The Critic Magazine. The article does a masterful job of describing Stuttering John’s relationship with WATP while also touching on Patrick Michael, Aaron Imholte, Chad Zumock, and Howard Stern. Then Ben hangs with Adam Busch, Producer Chris, and me as we watch Opie officially morph into Stuttering John.
We are joined by Boca Dave who recently went to see Stuttering John perform stand up “comedy” at the Boca Black Box. He recorded the entire performance, we break down the first 10 minutes. Christian Bladt then joins the show to discuss working with Frenchie Hana for our 600th episode tribute and play some outtakes from that. Armie Hammer is still trying to fix his public image and Adam isn’t buying it. Finally Annie joins us to read some recent reviews and listen to your voicemails.
Ben Sixsmith - https://www.bensixsmith.com/
Annie’s website - https://www.insanneity.com/
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