The Afterlaugh w/ Bill Dawes

Bridget Sell comes by the yard to talk about her journey in comedy and how taking a break from It because of COVID inspired her to get in her best shape. Plus, she gives Bill actionable tips on how to lose his "quarantine 15." 

Bill sits with Tommy to discuss the fallout after Tommy's discussion of the 'white nationalist' in his hometown, the surprising success of Tommy's date, and how Bill got used by a CNN reporter during her effort to expose sexual misconduct in the comedy world. 

Jennifer Gable (Drunk History) comes by the yard to talk about her journey with comedy and sobriety in a world of man-boys.

Tommy drags himself out of bed to talk to Bill in the yard. Bill and Tommy briefly talk about the secret patron of the podcast and Tommy laments  about how his childhood friend from North Carolina recently became radicalized as a white nationalist. Plus, Bill reveals what he learned about the end of the world from a medium this week and Tommy has a first date!

In Bill's first ever Zoom-cast, Jonathan Kesselman (Hebrew Hammer, Jimmy Vestvood) and Rob Cutner (Daily Show, Conan) discuss their brand new comedy show "Gander," which hilariously skewers corrupt corporate interests and features a cavalcade of comedy stars like Russell Peters, Jay Mohr, Maz Jobrani, Lewis Black, Adam Goldberg, Rachelle Dratch, Erica Rhodes, John Fugelsang and many more. ONLY ON...

Hunter Hill (The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show on Netflix, Super Secret Comedy) stops by the yard to discuss what he's been up to during quarantine, including signing with an elite modeling agency because of a funny TikTok post AND helping create a brand new way performing and watching comedy with cutting-edge proprietary technology.... 

In one of the most fascinating interviews to date, Eric Blake (Bad Boys of Comedy, How a White Man Says the N-word to a Black Man) talks about the viral video he did with Bill that aggregated over 200 million views on social media, and the true story of his inspiring, hilarious, and horrifying journey from being one of the top coke dealers in Compton to one of the most respected comics in the urba...

Bill and Tommy Wakefield (@twakeonline on Twitter) go through their favorite summer comedy, Palm Springs, talk the infallibility of the Groundhog's Day genre, the multiverse, and they try to figure out if that damn goat was a plot hole....

*TRIGGER WARNING* this podcast details serious allegations about assault in the comedy community. It is certainly not funny and I sat on the idea of publishing this for a week. My only motivation for posting It is the hope that It might help other people process the pain, confusion, and sadness surrounding these accusations. If you are victim of sexual assault, please call 1-800-656-4673 for help.

Bill's favorite singer in LA, Olivia Kuper Harris, sings 2 songs and talks about her upcoming pop/R&B album, "Juicy", which drops August 4th, 2020. Goto oliviakuperharris.com for more info!

Samson Crouppen (comic, producer) stops by the yard (with a mask!) to talk about his experience growing up in Missouri to being connected to the urban comedy scene and touring with Tiffany Haddish as an unlikely southern white guy.

Bill and Tommy discuss dating and tell stories about betrayal. 

Director/Producer Michael Addis (Heckler, Impractical Jokers) comes by the yard with a mask and sanitizer to talk about the making of his cult hit documentary "Heckler" and how critics and the Twitter mob have changed the face of comedy.

Bill discusses the recent resurgence of sexual misconduct allegations in the comedy community and his own personal experiences touring with Chris D'elia. 

Filmmaker and Photographer Klaudia Kaye talks about the film industry, being from Canada and Metoo in Hollywood.

Bill and Tommy talks about their first experience doing mushrooms.

Ocean Glapion talks New Orleans voodoo, covid in the black community and why a surprising number of black people are gonna vote for Trump.

Comedy great Alonzo Bodden talks about riding a motorcycle, pandemic conspiracies and tells some amazing comedy stories.

Bill and Tommy talk about the new conspiracies, politics and the new Plandemic Video being removed and blocked from every mainstream website. 

Cat Alvarado gives us a primer on the history of Nicaragua and her family's escape in the 80's.  She also tells us the harrowing event that eventually sent her on her journey as a stand up comic. 

Bill and Tommy talk about the continuing Coronavirus Lock down and the new special from controversial comedian Louis CK. 

Dan Green sits down with Bill to talk about being in the Aussie Army and moving to LA to follow his comedy dreams. 

Bill, Caitlin, and Tom give updates on corona, pandemic movies, social media, and conspiracy thoeries.

Chrissie Mayr talks about her controversial podcast and how a recent tragedy changed her perspective and fueled her drive in comedy. 

Comedian Zahra Ali joins Bill Dawes to talk about comedy, culture clashes, and her and her siblings growing up with wealth.