The Olympics are here and Sal & Reggie get into it.  We also cover that new Cleveland Guardians name.

This week we have the great Ian Bagg on the podcast. We cover his story from hauling explosives in British Columbia, to JFL in Montreal, and then getting to New York. And selling t-shirts.

This week Reggie talks about playing for coach Ernie Kent, trying to play professionally, playing against Warriors, and we talk Cosby and Trevor Bauer.

Comedian Kevin Shea joins us, we discuss catching Covid, Adoption, Anger, Korea, and that Bobby Lee body slam.

Sal and Reggie talk Coffee, Game Shows, and they get stood up by Kevin Shea

Sal and Reggie take on Tupac vs Biggie, LeBron vs Jordan, and their trip to Obama's Inauguration.

Sal & Reggie talk drama with cars, Reggie remembers his friend Byron, and getting recruited to play college ball.

This week racist right-wing propaganda hits home, Reggie's friend gets catfished and we talk about that earring of his.

Sal and Reggie talk NBA Playoffs and Cousin Joey joins us to talk about our new Vietnamese family.

This week we talk about dealing with hecklers, Reggie discusses being black in America, the UFO's are here, and our Ancestry results.

This week we discuss death, our buddy Eli Tapley, and meeting famous people, like Bill Russell or that guy from No Doubt.

Sal and Reggie discuss their experiences in "urban" comedy clubs and Anthony Bishop joins the podcast to share the story when Sal first performed in Atlanta and we talk LeBron James.

Reggie talks about playing Bigfoot, Sal crabbing in the Bay and Reggie trying to fish.

Sal & Reggie discuss the Chauvin verdict and that time Sal took a trip to rural Missouri.

Sal & Reggie talk about working with John Witherspoon, Paul Mooney, Charlie Murphy and making pasta sauce.

Sal & Reggie discuss the Covid vaccine, canker sores, voting rights and the movie Bad Trip.

Sal & Reggie discuss Lil' Nas X, Baptist vs Catholic Church, plus the Justice League Snyder Cut and Superheroes

Comedian and old friend Stu Kosh and I hit the road and hit record for three episodes of The Dago and The Jew.  This first episode we basically argue for the first 25minutes about the future of movie theaters.  Enjoy!

Here is your guide to Wine Country as Sal and Destini visit Sonoma, Napa, and Petaluma and give you all the tips to an enjoyable yet affordable good time.

Sal and Destini go to Alberta, Canada.  We talk about weird Canadian food, performing in a strip club, hanging with the hunters and moose meat.

As the new film is upon us, Sal and his good friend Tommy, both Star Wars geeks, argue and laugh as they rank all the Star Wars films from worst to best.

Sal & Deezy visit San Francisco and record with one of our favorites Joe Gorman, we discuss the cursed hat, Daisy Duck, and the changing city.

Sal and Destini are joined by comedians Stu Kosh and Bert Divietri as well as musician Alicia Contreras and the pregnant Shanae as they watch the Oscars.  Sal trashes Mad Max, ladies fawn over Leo, Sly and Star Wars get shut out.

Destini as a Christmas elf deals with crazy mothers, couples breaking down, and the decimation of the Christmas spirit.  And Sal brings the cat to meet Santa.

Sal is a corner man in an MMA fight, Destini becomes one of Santa's little elves, and the pair host Thanksgiving.

The holiday season is upon us and Disney movies are everywhere.  Sal and Des rank every animated Disney feature film dating back to 1937.

Sal and Destini are both on the road in separate cars stuck in traffic, discussing Los Angeles, wondering if they're too ugly for Hollywood, and America's messed up voting on the Voice.

Sal and Destini move to Hollywood.  They have a terrible Uhaul experience, Sal gets harassed by the cops, they talk what sucks about L.A. and go to a Beverly Hills mansion party.

Sal visits NY and sees fellow comedian and old friend David Wiswell.  They talk guitar comics, quitting smoking, and "dirty sex".  

The gang is back together for another road trip to perform in Santa Cruz.  Joe Tobin and Destini Bryant join the podcast and we talk Father's Day, the NBA Finals, and Game of Thrones.

Sal conducts an investigative report on Bigfoot in Southern Oregon.

Comedian Max Curry joins the podcast and we discuss the Portland vs San Francisco Comedy scene, then discuss the new Star Wars film and the originals.

Sal gets the opportunity to work with Spike Lee, then the next day works with Guy Fieri.

Destini Bryant joins the podcast and we knock out 5 hours of Oscars into 33 minutes. 

Sal has a run in with the fuzz, the po-po's, the 5-0, then he talks Valentine's Day and Pecs gets cockblocked by fish oil

Sal discusses his audition for America's Got Talent and commentates on the Grammys with Destini Bryant.

Sal's crazy cat, climbing the totem pole, drugs, more specifically, crack, and Pecs tells a gross relationship story.

Sal headlines in Santa Cruz and brings Joe Tobin, Destini Bryant, and Joe Gorman along.  The group talks embarrassing gigs, degrading jobs, and corn.

Sal talks Christmas gifts, his ham bone soup, Pocahontas, and Pecs tells him to start selling vinyl.

Sal gets 20 people tossed out of a club opening for Iliza, then gambles in a casino, and then struggles shopping for Christmas.

Sal gets a not funny joke from a friend, talks his 3 meat sauce, the new Star Wars, and the term "brothers".

Sal gets angry discussing the landlord and the Browns.  Then his lactose intolerant ass goes to a mac n' cheese festival.

Sal does a tech corporate gig, has a battle with 3 bites of ice cream, does sushi, and talks gentrification.

this week Sal wakes up his cousin, eats fancy with wagyu, and Twitter Ben gives us blackjack tips.

Sal rambles about Republicans, Haunted houses and Halloween, and Pecs returns.

Sal gets a kitten.

This week Sal discusses classism in extra work, driving across the country, hanging in Austin, the Grand Canyon, and a new segment, dating with "Pecs".

the podcast returns from break with a return guest, my Mom.  (listen to her first appearance in episode 64, http://bit.ly/1Bz1OQD, 7/11/11)

We discuss her visit to SF, Fisherman's Wharf, Sonoma and wine, and getting sick off of edibles, yea, you read that right, edibles.

This week Sal discusses the bad behavior we encourage with pandas, getting his balls busted on a commercial set for not driving stick, and we say goodbye to the Spaniard.

We all loved him.  We all looked up to him.  Here's my tribute to Robin Williams.  I share your stories, since you told them so well.

the popular Ask a Bro episode returns, this time with comedian Stu Kosh and ladies Alicia and Alanna.  They discuss wheather women are indecisive, if men like to be controlled, a partner who reads, all with scientific turns and emotions.  Enjoy.

Sal interviews rapper Yung Stooey about his upcoming mixtape Come Smoke with Me Vol.2 that Sal hosts.

Sal interviews comedian Kurtis Matthews about stand up in L.A., working with Bill Hicks, being CEO of the SF Comedy College, and being sober for 30 years.

Spaniard and Sal talk World Cup and Spaniard brings Sal to watch his very first entire World Cup game.

Sal gets a haircut, talks cops, drunk friends at his headlining shows, Spaniard's World Cup report.

Sal goes on a bachleor party weekend and then snitches and says what happens, including the Whiskey a Go Go, a baseball game in suburbia, and the Hike from Hell.

Sal has issues with his neighbors and the dryer they share, he talks acting on a commercial set, advice for young actors on agents, and the Spaniard joins to talk World Cup and good news.

This week Sal discusses pouring goat's milk in his eye, Candy Crush, Stu Kosh tells a great road rage story, and Spaniard tells us about the European Cup.

Greg Edwards returns to the podcast.  We discuss politics, Game of Thrones, of course racism, including Donald Sterling and what the future may hold for Sparky Sweets and Thug Notes.

Sal has a breakdown on stage while trying to make the elusive perfect comedy tape and also he may or may not have a boyfriend.

Sal discusses his headlining gigs in Sonoma with the yippies, Spaniard teaches us how to smooch, cousin Maria talks tranportation, and Sal tells an old family tale of murder.

This week Sal tells his tales of working in Portland with Tommy Davidson.  His 24 year female cousin moves across country to live with him, and he rants about respect in the comedy game.

Awesome comedian John Pinette passed away over the weekend, here's my tribute.

This week is a cliptastic episode as the Spaniard returns but fumbles his opportunity with a beautiful Brazilian girl, Stu Kosh makes a cameo to discuss his theory on Forrest Gump and the Little Mermaid, and Brendan Lynch defends Sal backstage.

Sal discusses the fallen musician David Brockie, his first GWAR concert, making a film with GWAR, guest starring on an upcoming rap album, and gives a fan of his advice on women.

Gail Jones joins the podcast, she has been a licensed sex therapist for over 30 years!  We discuss growing up in the South, annoying bras, sex therapy, and stand up and acting.

An old friend of Sal's, Dan Tannehill joins the podcast.  They discuss doing their very first open mic together, Sal talks about getting fired from a comedy club, we explore the character Dr. Dan, and Dan's upcoming Thailand video blog.

This week Sal goes clip heavy and shares some music from the Brian Reichle Project, tells a tale of his father catching him eating wings, the Spaniard gives girl advice, and comedian Destini Bryant talks whiskey and accents.

Comedian Max Curry is in town and the two discuss what they love, Star Wars.  They talk toys, watching the films in the theater, best lightsaber battle, Sal's take from watching all 6 films in numerical order, and deleted scenes.

Sal discusses his bad prank he pulled and his first prank as a child.  He gives some good relationship advice, talks about avoiding drama, and getting cocky with a weed card.

Justin Harrison joins the podcast to promote his new book Confessions of a Fat Player.  We talk about his boxing days, tips he has for picking up the ladies, and even a little football.

I apologize for the audio quality on this one, technical error on my end, won't happen again.

Sal discusses the before and after of one of his true fears, visiting the dentist.  Also the big football games, and shopping for clothing where the gay men shop.

In this episode Sal discusses his Christmas, hanging with nephews, getting sick, cougars on the prowl, and getting mom high :)

Sal discusses the best pick up line ever, his adventures at the Black Crowes concert, and being suffocated at a craft fair looking for Christmas gifts.

Sal and Stu go on the road to northern California's remote retired hippy town Cotati.  They talk police, sandal repair, performing in Cotati, and newer comics.

Corey's Stories returns, as Sal and Corey discuss football stories, getting concussions, Sal vs. 6'2" sixth grader, and then Corey discusses defending a bullied fellow red head on a Bart train.

Sal discusses his Thanksgiving, with all the fixins', some characters he encounters on the basketball court, and the depressing state of affairs with the Cleveland Browns.  Oh, and a great Matt Morales impression.

In this week's podcast, Sal discusses doing an awesome comedy benefit for a spinal cause, where he does something quite deplorable but it was funny, so is it ok?  also, some Thanksgiving trivia questions for y'all to play along around the dinner table, and his first experience with the newly discovered, cronuts.

Sal discusses customer service drama in making a denstist appointment, the atmosphere watching football in bars, awesome shows in Sunnyvale and Sacramento, and what happens when you wear a Go Hard t-shirt in the front row.

Part two of the Stu Kosh interview, Stu heads to Iraq and serves in the Ibrahim Bin Ali region of Iraq from 2007-2008.  He discusses preparing yourself for war, surviving a rocket attack, carrying out confusing patrols, taking a prisoner on his own, dismantling IED's, and how he was affected after returning home.

Comedian and Iraq War Vet Stu Kosh joins the podcast.  He discusses his upbringing, getting kicked out of schools, getting beaten up and bullied, being homeless, living in Israel, joining the Army.

Sal goes to IN,KY,& OH for a short football vacation.  He takes a shitty flight, watches 3 games in 2 days, tailgates for 7 hours, and gets called a butt pirate. 

This week I sit down with comedian, OJ Patterson.  We discuss stand up, his popular blog Courting Comedy, sports, the cocktease of comedy, and being named after O.J. Simpson.  courtingcomedy.com

This week I sit down with Greg Asdourian, stage actor turned comedian, we disuss his theatre training, working on Evil Dead, and being a starving artist with a successful girlfriend.

Sal discusses his take on the Breaking Bad finale, a theory he heard on the Sopranos finale, and his trip to Utah where booze is limited but white people are not.

Comedian Jasper Redd joins the podcast.  From an epiphany from a jail cell in Knoxville, Tennessee to a rising star in San Francisco, and eventually landing in L.A., Jasper shares his journey thus far.  We discuss Sal and Jasper's love for Tecmo Bowl, the half hour comedy special with the cowboy hat, getting uninspired, Frankenhood, writing, and an hour special.

Sal is obsessed with the final episodes of Breaking Bad and shares his take on it, especially last night's episode.  He has a big audition today, and discusses the different approaches to purchasing drugs.  White Snoop.

Laurie Kilmartin joins the podcast.  We discuss hustling in New York, performing at Guantanomo Bay, being a finalist on Last Comic Standing, writing for Conan, and her NY Times Best Selling book, Sh*tty Mom.

Sal is unhappy with his new microphone.  He discusses joke thieves, dealing with this annoying thuggish heckler, and hanging out with gay dudes.

From the rooftops of San Francisco, Joe Bartnick returns for his third time on the podcast and the ball busting is coming with him. Great stories like having sex in a zoo, Angelo's Revenge, Rocky memories and Sopranos quotes, Salami and Crack, and the Popcorn story.

check out Joe at the SF Punch Line all week and Cobb's next week

Jason Downs joins the podcast, he is recording his first comedy album this Wed. and Thurs. Aug21&22 at the SF Punch Line.  We discuss starting in comedy, transitioning to L.A., acting, working with Michael McDonald, stalking celebrities, and throwing Christmas trees off balconies.

Sal rambles about his headlining shows over the weekend, karaoke and racism, the art of busting balls, and plays some clips dealing with the audience.

Joe Gorman, fellow comedian and comic book connoisseur, joins Sal at the Cartoon Art Museum for the Superman 75th Anniversary Celebration.  A whirlwind of guests join the show including Nicky Wheeler Nicholson whose grandfather started D.C. Comics, comic book writer Trina Robbins, the owner of Mission Comics and Art, Leef Smith, also on the show Joe Wos from the Toonseum in Pittsburgh, Summerly and Michael Cappozola of the Cartoon Art Museum, Danny Dechi and of course "hot girl in the tights" who likes comic books, fellow blogger, Olivia.

Robert Duchaine joins the podcast and tells us his story, going from a professional baker to a professional comedian, from Portland to SF to LA, working with Bobby Slayton in Vegas and his acting career. 

robertduchaine.com

This week I sit down with comedian Kris Tinkle, orginally from California now in New York.  We discuss that transition, going through a break up "like a warrior", working together with Dave Attell, and comedian Christian Reyes drops in and talks Street Justice.

Good friend Greg Edwards returns to the podcast.  The duo discuss how a comedian can say what he says even with a girlfriend, going to Africa, and the new hit web series Thug Notes that he is starring in, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IntI62LWSJA

Matt Morales joins the podcast to discuss his national tv debut on the Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson.

the Set, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PxE_tM6Sgw

Sal talks about hanging back home with his family, driving across Pennsylvania with his mother, and his trip to Philly, working with Bert Kreischer, Doug Benson, and meeting Joe Flacco.

Sal and his cousin Joey discuss the amazing Italian wedding they attended, and then get philosphical with their take on God.

in this episode Sal is on the road coming back from L.A.  He talks ups and downs, positives and negatives, volleyball and vindictive homeless.