Nobody Likes Casey McLain

Casey is joined by Mikey Muse, a brand new comic but Casey's friend of nearly 20 years. They talk about some personal news in Mikey's life, along with how Mikey has been using his quarantine time. They also get into an embarrassing conversation about the comedy business that neither of them have any business talking about. 

Casey is joined once again by the great Gabriel Rutledge. Gabe is fresh off of an event-filled attempt to record a special, which followed several shows in the Puget Sound area where Gabe and sometimes Casey performed in people's back yards. 

Casey is joined by New York stand up comedian, and at the time of this recording soon-to-be father, about going through the pregnancy process during a pandemic, becoming a father in New York, and a variety of other things. 

Casey is joined by actor and podcaster Brianda Agramonte. They talk about being intellectually free, Brianda being single in a quarantine, and some White Boy Drama™.

Casey is joined by Bret Ernst. He has a killer special on YouTube called Principal's Office and a podcast called Jersey Boys. Follow him all over at @BretErnst.  Check out Bret's special https://youtu.be/egeNXxOW7zo

Casey is joined by the first non-comic since the beginning of the podcast. Louis Dorley, who raps under the name louis logic, joins Casey to talk about their parallel lives among many other things. Give Louis' album Misery Loves Comedy a listen and look out for new music from him. 

Casey talks to fellow Seattle comedian Vanessa Dawn about a wide range of topics, including how she turns Seattle audiences against her, race and racism, and how white women ruin comedy shows, along with two of Casey's most embarrassing booking events. 

Manny Martin is a Seattle Comic who has been on Comedy Central, has a podcast called Black and a Half, and can be found on all social media platforms at @MannyMartinJr.

Casey is joined by Seattle comic and Louisiana native Chase Mayers. Chase has a podcast called Buckets of Duckets. 

Casey is joined by Portland comedian Adam Pasi to talk about a variety of things, including Adam appearing on the Zoom shirtless, books they've read, working graveyard shift, Samoan stereotypes, and more.  

Ryan McComb is the son of a comedian, and a very funny Spokane comedian in his own right. He's also one of Casey's best friends in comedy. 

Casey is joined by Jay Hollingsworth, one of his first comedy friends and the owner of one of Casey's favorite bits. They talk about a variety of things, including how comedians deal with grief regarding Jay's recently deceased mom, and also the actual real life origin of Jay's nickname as "The People's Asshole."

Casey is joined by Spokane comic and absurdist Harry J. Riley. Harry is a Spokane comedy legend, and one of the best comics in the northwest. He also uses the handle King Peppersnake across social media which Casey asks him about. They talk about comedy and also racism from comedy audience members and in the real world. 

Megan Gailey is a great comedian who has been on Comedy Central. She has a podcast called The Greatest with her husband CJ Toledano, and an album called My Dad Paid For This that you better go download right now. 

This episode features comedian Gabriel Rutledge, who is one of my best friends in comedy and who just released a new comedy album called Good Luck in Court, which just debuted No. 1 on iTunes! Buy his album here. https://music.apple.com/us/album/good-luck-in-court/1516148680 This is a podcast hosted by comedian Casey McLain. Check for it every Wednesday morning, and go to https://www.patreon.com/t...

This is a podcast hosted by comedian Casey McLain. Check for it every Wednesday morning, and go to https://www.patreon.com/thecaseymclain for ad free episodes and other patron benefits. Episode 1 will feature legendary northwest comedian Gabriel Rutledge, who is releasing an album on June 30. Preorder his amazing album here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/good-luck-in-court/1516148680