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#586 - Kill Tony Cast - Tony Hinchcliffe, Sara Weinshenk & Kimberly Congdon

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Kill Tony is a podcast on the Deathsquad.tv network. A show created by Tony Hinchcliffe and Redban, where young comedians do 1-minute of stand up to be judged by weekly guests. Every episode also features two regulars doing a brand new minute each week, Kimberly Congdon and Sara Weinshenk.

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Key Takeaways

Creating fresh comedy material weekly is a significant challenge for comedians.

This emphasizes the pressure comedians face to continually innovate.

Stage presence affects audience reception and comedian confidence.

Understanding this can help comedians improve their live performances.

Tarantino's films often break traditional narrative structures, creating unique viewing experiences.

This approach has significantly influenced modern cinema and audience expectations.

Tarantino's ability to adapt his persona based on his audience showcases his versatility.

This highlights the complex nature of celebrity and public perception in Hollywood.

Genetic modification has changed food production significantly over time.

Understanding food modification helps consumers make informed choices.

Episode Timestamps

  • Exploring the Challenges and Triumphs of Stand-Up Comedy

    • Comedians face the daunting task of creating new material weekly.
    • The live audience significantly impacts comedians' stage presence and performance.
    • Kill Tony fosters a unique environment for both new and seasoned comics.
  • Discussion on Quentin Tarantino's Directing Style and Influence

    • Tarantino's unique filmmaking style and influence on cinema are discussed.
    • The hosts analyze Tarantino's public persona and behavior in interviews.
    • The importance of film previews and double features in engaging audiences is highlighted.
  • Discussion on Food Production and Comedy in LA

    • Genetically modified foods and their implications were humorously discussed.
    • The struggle of comedians in LA's competitive environment was highlighted.
    • Documentaries like 'King Corn' raise awareness about food sources.
  • The Evolution of Comedy Styles and Performers

    • Comedy styles have evolved, making traditional hack jokes less relevant.
    • Joey Diaz exemplifies a unique and energetic comedy style that resonates with audiences.
    • The significance of community among comedians fuels creativity and performance energy.
  • Struggles of Auditioning and Hollywood Culture

    • The challenges of auditioning in Hollywood are profoundly discouraging for actors.
    • Experiences with stage moms highlight the intense pressure on child actors.
    • A humorous take on New Jersey's reputation reflects cultural biases in acting.
  • Humorous Insights on Health and Comedy in Hollywood

    • Discussion revolves around humorous bodily functions and health concerns.
    • Comedians share experiences related to performing and interacting with audiences.
    • Mention of notable figures and events in comedy and personal anecdotes.
  • Discussion on Memory, Language, and the Berenstain Bears Phenomenon

    • Exploration of the Berenstain Bears name confusion illustrates memory and perception.
    • Connection made between language sounds and cultural implications in children's stories.
    • Humorous take on societal views of ethnicity and representation in media.
  • Humor and Controversy in Water Park Discussions

    • The conversation humorously explores the unpleasant realities of water parks.
    • Racism and race relations are subtly addressed amidst light-hearted banter.
    • The discussion touches on the absurdity of cultural references and events.
  • Discussion on North Korea, Hollywood, and Comedy Dynamics

    • North Korea's reaction to Hollywood films highlights their global influence and anger.
    • Kevin Hart's branding and humor illustrate the intersection of celebrity and business.
    • Comedy battles showcase the creative but competitive nature of the entertainment industry.
  • Comedians Discuss Stand-Up, Sinbad, and the Art of Performance

    • Dave Foley's unexpected comedic genius surprised fellow comedians at a festival.
    • Sinbad's performance showcased his comedic prowess despite past criticisms.
    • The evolution of comedy from traditional media to podcasts is explored.
  • Comedy's Unique Challenges and Gender Dynamics Explored

    • The podcast discusses the weird online attention received by comedians.
    • Comedians face challenges in creating original material amidst common themes.
    • Gender dynamics in comedy reveal different experiences for male and female comedians.
  • Discussion on Race Relations and Societal Issues

    • The conversation explores societal perceptions of race and community dynamics.
    • Participants discuss the implications of crime and poverty in neighborhoods.
    • The importance of viewing humanity as a collective is highlighted.
  • Discussion on the Flaws of the Prison System

    • Private prisons profit from keeping inmates, worsening rehabilitation efforts.
    • Comedians discuss the absurdity of prison conditions and societal implications.
    • Humor blends with serious topics about crime and rehabilitation in society.
  • Analyzing Humor and Cultural Commentary in Comedy

    • Discussion centers on the impact of Richard Pryor on comedy.
    • A humorous reference to aliens and cannibalism from pop culture.
    • Exploration of perceptions in comedy through personal anecdotes.
  • Humorous Exploration of Smells and Cultural Stereotypes

    • Discussion on the humorous effects of huffing paint and nostalgia.
    • Exploration of cultural stereotypes, especially around blondes and surfers.
    • Insights into human attraction and pheromones related to genetic diversity.
  • Humorous Discussion on Marijuana Legislation and Teenage Experiences

    • Denver is highlighted as a vibrant city embracing cannabis culture.
    • A politician's actions against marijuana legalization are criticized for misleading voters.
    • The complexities of teenage sexuality and experiences are humorously explored.
  • Little John and Eccentricity in Life Choices

    • The discussion highlights the uniqueness of Little John’s life path.
    • Comedians struggle with dating due to their busy schedules and comedic personas.
    • Eccentric figures like Rod Stewart and Elton John are celebrated for their uniqueness.
  • Discussion on Bitcoin's Growth and Family Dynamics

    • Andreas Antonopoulos discusses the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin by major companies.
    • The podcast humorously explores traditional family roles and parenting challenges.
    • A focus on community farming highlights the importance of access to nutritious food.

People Mentioned

Tony Hinchcliffe

Stand-Up Comedian, Podcast Host, Comedian

+1 more

Sarah Wineshank

Comedian

Kimberly

Comedian

Quentin Tarantino

Filmmaker, Director

+4 more

Unnamed Speaker

Podcaster, Podcaster/Commentator, Comedian

Joey Diaz

Comedian

+1 more

Joe Rogan

Podcaster, Comedian

Tom Segura

Comedian

Anthony Bourdain

Chef, Writer, Television Personality

Brian

Podcast Host

Stan Jan

Podcast Contributor

Kevin Hart

Comedian, Actor

+3 more

James Franco

Actor, Director

+3 more

Seth Rogen

Actor, Producer

Dave Foley

Comedian, Actor

+3 more

Sinbad

Comedian, Actor

+9 more

Jeff Garland

Comedian, Actor

Unnamed Comedian

Comedian

Ari Shaffir

Stand-up comedian

Richard Pryor

Comedian, Actor

Mitzi Shore

Comedy Club Owner

Little John

Musician, Cultural Icon

+1 more

Rod Stewart

Musician

Elton John

Musician

Andreas Antonopoulos

Bitcoin Advocate, Podcaster

Places Mentioned

New Jersey

State

+3 more

Los Angeles

City

Three Clubs

Bar/Showroom

Traverse City

Comedy Festival Location

+1 more

Arizona

State

Denver

City known for cannabis culture.

+1 more

Nashville

City

Hollywood

Location

Compton

Urban Area

Watts

Urban Area

Inglewood

Urban Area

Notable Quotes

"Takes fucking mad testicles to possess courage."

Discussing the bravery required in stand-up comedy.

"Every show, part thing, especially gets better."

Reflecting on the growth of comedy bits over time.

"I'm going to get medieval on your ass."

Referencing a famous line from Pulp Fiction.

"Critics ain't fans."

Discussing the difference between pleasing critics and fans.

"Like, corn was, like, goofy back then."

Discussing the evolution of corn through genetic modification.

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