The Casually Mollie Podcast

St. Louis based comedians of 'The Day At Night Podcast,' Jimmy Day and Jack Schurk, collaborate with Mollie Amburgey of 'The Casually Mollie Podcast' to co-host together an comedic episode about surviving quarantine while making fun of each others' cooking, getting locked out of buildings, and how 'fanny pack merch' may be making a comeback. The Day At Night Podcast can be found on Itunes and Spot...

Traveling comedian and Guinness World Record Holder (Longest Comedy Show Performance) Mr. Showtime David Scott joins the podcast via Facebook Live to discuss his career, how he dislikes coffee, and how he made it through a 40 hour and 8 minute performance to hold the title that he now has. Mr. Showtime David Scott can be found on Instagram and Facebook.   

Being no stranger to the radio and podcasting arena, Chris Denman (host of We Are Live! and co-founder of Mid Coast Media Group) discusses his path to his own show, networking to create an array of newsworthy moments, and the balance of positive and laugh out loud occurrences that happen when you're live on the air waves. Chris Denman can be found on Twitter @ChrisRD and Instagram @instadenman. We...

Discussing his path to stand up and improv, in addition to his new comedy album 'Young Grandpa' (available on all streaming services), St. Louis based comedian Rafe Williams is full of stories that show his humility, love for the craft, and the roots from which they came. From singing at the talent show in grade school to attempting to film a commercial in his house, Rafe gives some valuable advic...

Michael Tobin (founder and owner of Back Door Comedy Events in O'Fallon, Missouri) talks about why he took an entrepreneurial venture, his inspiration from friend Al Canal, and why he hasn't watched Tiger King yet on Netflix. Website for Back Door Comedy and Events:  https://backdoorcomedyevents.com/    

Trying a new virtual setup under quarantine conditions, listen to St. Louis based comedian Max Pryce talk about all things comedy: his growth in building The Best of STL Showcase at the Funny Bone St. Louis, why you should stay humble as you pursue your craft, and if you haven't tried doing stand up yet and want to, just do it! But for Max and Mollie's sake, please be prepared. Max Pryce is on Ins...

St. Louis based magician and founder of Magic in the Lou, Amanda Lindsey, and St. Louis based comedian Nate Barron discuss how they are 'casually making magic' (both in the literal and figurative sense). Amanda promotes going to the library and picking up a magic book. Nate talks about producing shows and being recognized by 573 Magazine. Mollie talks about weird guys that approach her and how she...

St. Louis based comedian Tina Dybal joins the podcast to discuss renaissance fairs, childhood fashion, Russian and Italian heritages, and how 'casually not giving a sh*t' is an action in everyday life. Between bathroom breaks, holes in underwear, and how mosh pits are overrated, comedy reigns on an all-time high this episode. Tina Dybal can be found on social media @tinadybal. Chris Denman can be...

St. Louis based comedian Precious J, in addition to podcast host of 'Moanin' Lisa's Crooked Smile' Lisa Conway, casually discuss how they have dealt with crazy co-workers, stink bombs, and bizarre instances at hotels, call centers, and bathrooms. With all three generations covered [late 20s (Mollie), mid 30s (Precious J), and mid 40s (Lisa)], it's clear that everyone at every stage of life has bee...

Radio personality Chris Gardner (aka the man behind the editing of the audio for the podcast) steps in to discuss his 19 years in talk radio, editing audio, and podcasting! Having casual interludes with his opinions on fondue dates, the process of dessert, and the war on loose fit jeans at Old Navy, Chris is no stranger to having his hand in a project and the grind it takes to be successful in his...

St. Louis based comedian Keith Hughes joins the podcast to discuss a wide variety of topics: height, coffee preferences, run-ins with the law, and how his gregarious personality helps him out with 'casually getting out of sticky situations.' Adding some advice about comedy and how both Keith and Mollie appreciate the mentors who have given them constructive critique, both agree that no matter what...

Comedian Larry Greene joins the podcast to promote his upcoming 6th installment of 'But Baby I Love You' (February 21st at The Sun Theater, St. Louis. Ticket link:  https://www.metrotix.com/events/detail/soundwave-larry-greene-but-baby-i-love-you-part-6 ) and keeps 'casually transparent' about winning both comedy competitions at Helium Comedy Club and The Funnybone, chasing dreams, curating relati...

St. Louis based comedians Sam Lyons and Cori Stewart discuss creating their own projects and 'DIY Culture' within of St. Louis and other neighboring cities. From getting people on board to make your production a reality, to how the most planned events can go wrong, both Sam and Cori share the opinion that the care you put into your community will most likely be shared with others who believe in yo...

St. Louis based comedians Rich Braun and Tom Shelton talk all things comedy, both on and off the stage. Ranging from topics such as where to shop for food, what makes them laugh on a regular basis, and why they continue to pursue artistic endeavors, in the end, both men cover that your quality of comedy is equivalent to the time and work you put into it (no matter what your situation might be). Ri...

St. Louis based comedian Angela Smith casually rounds out the 2019 year with chatting about being surrounded by all things holiday related. From her love for Hallmark movies, a spreadsheet preparing her for all Christmas themed activities, and taking care of her house as if it were Santa's workshop, Angela shines a light on the fact that holidays are simply what you make of them, even if that mean...

Abby and Alaina, hosts of the Bourbon and Blondes podcast (St. Louis, Missouri), casually join this episode to discuss their love for bourbon, bizarre situations that are a daily occurrence, and why they never apologize for being themselves. Bourbon and Blondes can be found on streaming services, as well as on Facebook and Instagram @bourbonandblondes. Visit their website: bourbonandblondes.com. H...

Returning podcast guest and St. Louis based comedian Yale Hollander, along with new casual guest and founder of Back Door Comedy and Events, Michael Tobin, discuss how they are creatively coming up with new ways to showcase comedy in the St. Louis region. From riding on the Loop Trolley to an intimate comedy club setting in O'Fallon, Missouri, both men give hilarious testimonies on how the show mu...

St. Louis based comedian and show producer Jessica Campbell, in addition to returning podcast guest and music artist Jaz Tucker (with his band mates from 'Shattered Blinds' -Lisa Hinrichs and Janelle Pierce) casually join the podcast to discuss what it is like to bring people together to make a show and a band happen. Jessica Campbell can be found on Facebook and Instagram. Jaz Tucker can be found...

Discussing their individual roads to define their own brands, returning guest and music and theatre artist Darrious Varner (aka DDare Bionic), St. Louis based comedian Marquise Moore, and co-founder of 'With Love' (a St. Louis based, handcrafted personal care line) Steven Hunt highlight the highs and lows about 'casually creating your own brand.' Covering topics such as personal identity, growth,...

Moving into a new studio space, host Mollie gets reacquainted with previous guests and St. Louis based comedians Andy Hamilton and Jimmy Day about why they are 'casually nostalgic.' From childhood rooms that were never changed to VHS tapes (or two if you were around when Titanic came out), it's clear that however modern you get, you never forget the small details that you experienced earlier in li...

St. Louis based comedian Lauren Peterson joins the podcast to discuss how she was 'casually a transplant' when she first moved away from Lake of The Ozarks to a bigger city. A topic that seems to relate well with host Mollie Amburgey (also a transplant, but from Cincinnati, Ohio), both women talk about missing hometown food, but are happy with the comedy community they gained in the midst of movin...

St. Louis based comedian James 'JB' Buchanan joins the podcast to discuss his views of censorship in comedy and artistry. As JB gives his opinions, host Mollie Amburgey plays devil's advocate to get the debate representation from multiple sides of this ongoing conversation of what should be allowed, and what should not. JB can be found hosting and participating in open mics and shows around the St...

St. Louis based comedian and improv artist Pat Ryan joins the podcast in effort to bring awareness to what living with OCD is actually like. Sharing his own story, Pat shines a light on how stereotypes of OCD are not always correct, in addition to why he wants people to know that everything should always come in threes. Pat can be found on Facebook and on Instagram (@breakingpat). Music in this ep...

St. Louis based comedian Ronaldo Mercado joins the podcast to discuss how he got his start in comedy at a young age, and how he hopes to keep learning as time goes on. From starting out at an open mic to now hosting shows for local and out of town headliners, it is clear that Ronaldo is committed to comedy and will continue to keep following his dreams. Ronaldo can be found on both Instagram (@ric...

St. Louis comedian and open mic producer Steve Beatty joins forces with the podcast to discuss why he started 'casually producing comedy.' From a sixth grade graduation to getting used to bombing a set, Steve talks about the road he took to pursue comedy and how he ended up being the host of the Third Rail STL Open Mic. You can catch Steve hosting every Friday night at 10:30pm at Third Rail, locat...