Get Stupid

This podcast is a newsletter now. That is to say, you can get it as a newsletter. If you want! After six years of asking you if you wanted to give me your email when you bought a shirt or signed up for my patreon, I have finally started a FREAKING newsletter. Once a month or so or whenever it strikes me, an episode of this podcast will come out, in which I talk about how the hell I'm feeling,...

Get Stupid with Dave Ross is Dave Ross's solo comedy podcast that he started in the pandemic with the intention of being a comedy podcast but that immediately became a mental health podcast. He never understood why. But now he understands why! After a two-year (three-year?) hiatus, the show is back. After 52 episodes recorded in a global pandemic, the show is back! This is episode 53, and this is...

The second half of Dave's talk with Chris Gethard! This time it's an episode of Boring Opinions, in which Chris gives some insanely well-thought-out opinions on LAWN CARE. WE ARE ALL GROWN UP. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave talks to his friend, fellow comedian and fellow North Jersey 90s punk enthusiast Chris Gethard about comedy, doing comedy, being a comedian, and comedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave talks to his good good friend Kyle Ayers about dealing with trigeminal neuralgia, one of the most painful brain diseases one can get, and a disease Kyle is about to get surgery for. They also did an episode of Boring Opinions where Kyle almost screamed full-volume about iPhones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave jumps between a bunch of segments in this behemoth of an episode. He interviews Kate Willett about her new audiobook Dirtbag Anthropology, Chris Estrada jumps in for an episode of Boring Opinions and Matt Ingebretson shows up for another installment of Matt's Mugs. Featuring standup from Alex Price.

It's just Dave this week, and he's tiny now. He is! He talks all about it. He also makes a... BIG ANNOUNCEMENT... and yells about Donut Friend and blink-182 for awhile, and then rounds things out by re-editing Brian Regan's best album.

Dave talks to his friend and fellow comedian Derrick Brown about his storied life as a touring poet, touring comedian, army veteran and Christian magician. Derrick is way more interesting than everyone else on earth and Dave cannot shut up about it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave talks to Maria Bamford about mental health, medication and managing both, along with some incredible stories of throwing block parties and dealing with frat boy neighbors as mature adults. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave talks to his good friend and great comedian Debra DiGiovanni about maintaining a clear and present fear of coronavirus. They are afraid, they have always been afraid, and they will always be afraid. Fear 4 life!!! (They tell jokes too.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is a lot of Dave yelling about Congress and describing the room he’s in. It’s a new room!!! There’s a ceramic butt in there!!! Most importantly though, is the third installment of his in-depth interview with Matt Ingebretson about his favorite coffee mugs. Also featuring a stand-up clip from Greg Edwards.

[TRIGGER WARNING: self-harm. This is one of our favorite episodes of the show! But if you’re sensitive to that subject you might wanna tread a little lightly.] Dave has a deep, often hilarious and sometimes intense conversation with comedian and artist Winslow Dumaine about the complicated nature of having a painful past. They talk self-harm, self-hate, loss, making art about those things and much...

Dave catches up with his old friend and great friend, Ismael Loutfi, about being a comedian in a pandemic. They’re both pretty sad about it. They get sad together. And they have fun! Fun being sad.

Jackie and Dave discuss making it through quarantine with a little help from faith. But not god! Or maybe god. But faith. Whatever your version of faith is. They also discuss the time Jackie used mace!!! For the record, she feels bad about using the mace.

Dave talks to his good buddy Daniel Van Kirk about trying to be a positive force in comedy and the world.

Dave exclaims about sadness and the government for a bit and then talks to Brendan Kelly (of Lawrence Arms, Slapstick, The Falcon and more) about a night on tour in Germany with way, way, way too many chickens.