Love the Bomb

Kevin Ruppert is a comedian, showrunner, and founder of Bricky’s comedy club, set to open August 27th and based out of Star City Brewing in Miamisburg, OH. We talked about motorcycles, the dangers of founding a comedy club, and bombing.

Cincinnati comedian and future Swedish resident Julie Goodrich drops by to show Luke and Loren that they know literally nothing about Sweden. She tells us a bit about commune living and then says goodbye to the best thing that’s ever happened to her (just kidding we are all excited for her and wish her the absolute best). 

God smote their guest’s car so Luke and Loren sit back and talk about marriage, Luke being a nerd in three consecutive schools, and how Loren was a youngest child 11 times over. 

Mandee McKelvey returns on the eve of her first headlining night at Go Bananas to talk about her one woman show, the invisible rungs of the comedy ladder, and how her comedy saved a family. 

Giles has 9 pounds of meat and two bombing stories and he’s sharing with everyone. 

Austin Deller is a comedian/show runner/brand expert with a minor in getting wild. He talks about the birth of Deller Nation; how Franklin, Ohio may not be his target demographic; and then he and Loren freestyle rap. 

This week we’re joined by nearly-married comedian power couple Ossia Dwyer and Garrett Titlebaum! We discuss our plans for the semi-finals of the Funniest Person in Cincinnati Contest, chain restaurants, and why you should pause shows when you have guests over. 

bonus! This wasn’t supposed to happen but then it did and I’m so glad! Loren sits down with his king time friend to chat about life and work and other things that sound very boring in text. Jason is talented electrician and has worked both in the industrial and commercial side of shocky stuffs. If you would like support this show, or the boys in general, go to Patreon.com/howilearnedtostopworrying...

Nick Higdon came to Cincinnati like a year ago and comedy has never been the same. He chats with Luke and Loren about shaving dogs, how Luke was torn from his original timeline, and Papa John.  This podcast was made in loving memory of Big Spence. 

Happy season 4! The boys bring in the new season by cracking some cold ones, reflecting on the past, and wondering what the future holds for them. We also discover that Loren has a dark other in another dimension and the barrier is wearing thin. Be sure to subscribe to the Patreon at Patreon.com/howilearnedtostopworryingandlovethebomb

It’s another selfish cast. Just the boys funnin around. They talk about the amish, relive some personal bombs, and Loren is unaware of the definition of a very important word. 

Phil Pointer is back! We sit down with Phil to talk about his debut at the Limestone Comedy Festival, getting beat up in high school, and how he got clout because some lady thought his dancing was racist. Thanks for listening! 

The boys sit down with Cody Hucker, Luke Young, and Lloyd Johnson of the Bastard Sermon podcast! They discuss world history, home renovation, and generally just have a swell time. Go to https://www.patreon.com/thebastardsermon and subscribe to hear the patreon episode!

Adam Minnick is a comedian and writer with the whirlwind lifestyle of a young Indiana Jones. Luke and Loren chat with Adam about his unsafe home environment, how his grandparents escaped nazis, and the Swiss.

Bridget Denman is back and ready to bond about a mutual love of setting fires! They chat about wild childhoods, quitting jobs, and bombing at the circus. 

Where are we at? What’s going on? What’s on our hearts and how do we feel about what‘s on our hearts? Luke and Loren take a breather from the breakneck schedule of finding guests for a weekly podcast to talk about life, werewolves, and bombing. 

Justin Adkins is hot off of moving on in the first round of the Funniest Person in Cincinnati Contest and he’s here to give you the good word on tulpas, comedy, and sweet juicy tang. 

Luke and Loren talk to podcast security guard/local dog trainer, Captain Strongarms for like half an hour while Ran Barnaclo does angry, silent Tai Chi and pounds Topochico. Then, when Ran is good and goddamn ready, they chat about comedy and vaporized uncles. 

This week Luke and Loren are plumbing the depths of comedy champion Jeff Norris! They try to get him to spill classified military secrets, Jeff bombs at Luke’s old mic, and they share the humbling experience of having a significant other. Also Degrassi comes up. 

This week former improviser and current comedian Terra K sits down and chats with Luke and Loren. Instead of making fun of the improv community for their weird warm up exercises or for being too well-adjusted, Luke and Loren learn a thing or two from someone who has a foot in both worlds. 

Loren and Luke sneak into Urban Artifact to interview comedian and swell guy Lee Kimbrell. Deep in the belly of the beast, they reflect on boyhood, talk about how they‘ve berated audience members, and Lee plugs his special like 17 times. While we’re talking about it though, you should probably go to https://tubitv.com and watch Lee Kimbrell: Mike and Molly where ”Comedian Lee Kimbrell tells all in...

Wayne Memmot is a comedian, showrunner, and dad. Much like he nurtures and guides his actual baby through the world, Wayne takes Luke and Loren by the hand and leads them through the trials and tribulations of show-running. Your hosts suckle at the rich teats of his comedy show knowledge, they gorge themselves on the hot milk of comedy drama, and they slurp up the story of his birthday bomb. Then...

The boys are back in the homestead with comedian/musician/podcaster/all around swell guy, Tanner Hinds. They therapize, they goof, they talk about how Tanner bombed by bringing gay culture to Cheviot, Ohio for probably the first time ever. They also talk about pinhead‘s nasty little sex shop and the burden of being a champion of pleasure. It’s a good time. 

This week Luke and Loren sit down with another repeat guest. Its Chris Siemer! After discussing how futuristic his apartment is we thanked him for letting us record at his place. Will we ever record at our normal spot ever again? Obviously because so far Kidd Coffee, Jungle Jims, and Chris all told us we had to leave when we finished the episode. Chris is a great dude and a very funny comic, but y...

Grocery stores are the first place anyone thinks of when it comes to places bursting with creative energy right? That insane question has a positive answer at Jungle Jims International Market! When you walk in through the giraffe entrance you will be greeted with the amazing space that this episode was recorded in. The boys sit down with Mark Borison, the host of Jungle Jims Podcast and winner of...