Winston Marshall
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I went on KILL TONY and THIS happened…
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May 14, 2026
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16:00Now PlayingI went on the biggest live comedy podcast in the world… and it genuinely meant more to me than I expected.
In this monologue, I break down my experience appearing on Kill Tony, the wildly successful live comedy show hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe out of Joe Rogan’s Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas. I explain why I think Kill Tony has become one of the most important cultural phenomena in entertainment today, how it represents a backlash against political correctness and corporate comedy, and why audiences are craving authenticity again.
I also reflect on my own cancellation saga, leaving my band, and why stepping onto the Kill Tony stage at the O2 Arena and in Austin felt strangely full circle. After years of being told I’d never work in mainstream entertainment again, I found myself back on one of the biggest live shows in the world.
Long live Kill Tony… and God bless America…
#KillTony #TonyHinchcliffe #Comedy
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