Nobody Likes Casey McLain

Casey talks about Charlamagne the God challenging Kamala Harris in a way that no partisan journalist is challenging candidates from their own parties, also the fairness of the Seahawks game being moved to a Tuesday, and a controversial non-call on pass interference that could have been challenged a couple years ago. 

Casey talks in excruciating depth about some encouraging data about the Omicron variant coming out of South Africa. Please remember that you are listening to a podcast by a comedian who works with data during the day but who has zero college degrees.

Casey talks about Urban Meyer's firing and the unspoken reason his hiring was fraught, and Steph Curry broke Ray Allen's all time three pointers record and Casey loves three pointers. 

Casey talks about a revelation about a former first lady, Chase Claypool's bonehead, a formerly extremely famous comedian's rightward turn, a commercial about colon cancer, and takes a wild voicemail. 

Casey talks about the reasons he has cancelled some shows recently, you probably know why but the algorithm hates it getting mentioned! Leave a voicemail for the show at 253-237-3217.

Casey debuts a new segment where he listens to and responds to voicemails. Leave him a voicemail at 253-237-3217. Also he explains why he has been cancelling comedy shows recently. 

Casey talks about an arduous afternoon that brought him back to the early 2000s, some more about his trip to Spokane, and the most recent Seahawks and Mariners news. 

Casey talks about performing in front of conservative audiences and how he wants his comedy to appeal to all audiences. Also he talks about how downtown Spokane in 2021 reminds him of the stories he's heard about downtown Seattle in the 1970s. 

Casey is joined Andy Woodhull, a great comedian who has been on the Tonight Show and Conan and who also has a Youtube show where he reviews snack foods. Andy was also a stepdad and got a divorce, and he and Casey talk a lot about his role as a former stepdad. 

Casey talks about his trip to Lincoln City, an internet socialist, and the ongoing war between Tim Dillon and Michael Che. 

Casey wishes his mom an official Nobody Likes Casey McLain happy birthday, talks about Delonte West's recent arrest and how it relates to what Dave Chappelle talks about, and also people not getting jokes but still being mad after they are explained. 

Casey talks about the Let's Go Brandon joke, Aaron Rodgers, and Russell Wilson's return to football action. 

Casey talks more about his trip to Montana, and some other stuff. 

Casey welcomes his guest Alex Kaufman, who started comedy with Casey and who now runs a company in Montana called Bone Dry Comedy. Alex also performs stand up and opened for Casey on ever show in Montana. 

Casey talks about throwing out his back for the fourth time since his daughter was born, his upcoming trip to Montana, the Seahawks immediate and near-term future, and finally he breaks the seal, offering his first public opinion on Dave Chappelle. 

Casey talks about the Netflix walkout and how it is the right way to show your support for a cause, but that work-from-home employees shouldn't be counted toward the walkout count. He is about to work his way through Montana doing stand up comedy. Please go see him. 

Casey talks about yet another problem audience member, and yet another audience member who doesn't have their substance use in check. He also walks around his house making coffee, but at least he doesn't talk about politics!

Hey don't read too much into that title, that is just what a heckler Casey encountered said he was. Casey talks about the Seahawks devastating loss, the difference between comedy for good and comedy for evil (in himself), and of course some pandemic stuff. 

Casey talks about Jon Gruden's firing, which may represent the beginning of a rapture of NFL coaches and personnel if the same standards are applied uniformly. 

 Casey talks about Russell Wilson's injury, Bill Belichick's struggles, and also Dave Chappelle's new special and how it feeds the "comedy journalism" ecosystem. 

The host of this podcast decides that for one week it is a poorly conceived movie review podcast, and talks about the Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark. He also talks about an annoying interaction with a friend, the Mariners missing the playoffs, the Seahawks winning a game they didn't deserve to win, and for the love of god he brings up Andrew Wiggins for some reason. 

Casey mistakes his opinion on Mexican food as valid, talks about some shows he did recently, and then regales us with his stupid opinions on the world. 

Casey talks about a variety of topics he thinks that he mistakenly thinks he is enough of an authority to speak on. He talks about his comedy enemies, the world of comedy enemies, and how many of us shouldn't actually be enemies. 

Comedy lost a legend too young. Sometimes old comedians die, and sometimes young comedians die acting recklessly. A comedian dying is almost always sad, but for some reason losing Norm Macdonald hurts worse. Also four comedians in Los Angeles overdosed on cocaine leaving three of them dead, and if using Norm Macdonald's death for content wasn't enough, Casey wades into the 'drugs are bad' discussi...

Casey talks to fellow Tacoma comedians and married couple Rachel and Richie Aflleje. They got married in 2020 and also have had four miscarriages in the past two years. They talk about it with some levity and some seriousness, but if you're sensitive about this topic, please skip this episode.