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Hosted by Alex Clark · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 180 episodes
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The Glad You're Here Podcast is dedicated to the ridiculous stories we all have from growing up. Host Alex Clark invites a new guest every Thursday to share their most memorable tales as dumb kids — and even dumber teens.
Alex Clark hosts Glad You're Here, a comedy show with 180 episodes published.
When Julian Stern was a kid his neighbor was the D.C. Sniper, he took a direct hit from a friend's backyard bow-and-arrow jackass stunt, and he plotted a county-wide heist to steal track hurdles from every rival school.
When Dante Chang was a kid, his friend tricked him into getting arrested, he was suspended for pulling his pants down in the cafeteria, and he tried to fist fight his church pastor. Somehow he survived, only to find out
When Whitney Rayner was a kid, her cousin was mysteriously pushed off a mountain by the cartel, she was randomly pantsed by a stranger on the monkey bars, and she accidentally hosted a party that smelled so bad her mom t
When Leah Orleans was a kid, her parents were magicians, her dad caught her dealing "sandwiches", and her high school was haunted by student ghosts. Somehow she survived, only to become one of the most in demand contorti
Listen as Pam and Alex each give their top three wii games and of course their runner ups. For the board members - Pam will be in the discord right now.
Listen to Alex and Pam's latest life update and what important item Alex lost that we can NOT find. What new thing is happening in Pam's life and about some of Alex's recent gigs and travels For the board members - Pam w
When Josh Florhaug was a kid, he broke his entire hand the day his sister was born, he smack-talked his way out of a beatdown by 20 kids as the school's only male cheerleader, and accidentally opened for his great uncle
When Matt Kinney was a kid, his first memory was 9/11, he was traumatized by his traveling weatherman father, and he use to shoplift toy guns from the Dollar Tree. Somehow he survived, and he’s got a lot to say about it.
When Ric Diez was a kid, he snuck into Steven Spielberg’s private office , crafted a crayon-drawn map to track down the neighborhood brothel , and crushed his front teeth into dust during a brutal bike crash . Somehow he
This episode is bonus content available exclusively to our Patreon backers. We wanted you to hear our Mother’s Day episode first, so part two of our life update had to wait—but now it’s finally here. Tune in as Pam and A
This episode is bonus content available exclusively to our Patreon backers. It's a special Sunday Patreon exclusive podcast! We know we left you on a cliffhanger but this one is for Mother's Day so it came out today! Lis
When Ellen Harold was a kid, she was a figure-skating gold medalist , nearly died from third-degree burns after her "Disneyland Dad" forced her into a mountain luge race , and was forced to play basketball after her mom
When Josh Horton was a kid, he was a high-stakes "sandwich con-man" that fleeced the rich kids of Malibu, he spent weekends brokering black-market deals for Beanie Babies with ruthless, monocle-wearing grandmas, and he m
This episode is bonus content available exclusively to our Patreon backers. Listen as Pam and Alex give a Iife update. What was Alex's first live sporting event as an adult and what made their kids melt down during it. A
When Brian Smight was a kid, his neighbor was a notorious serial bank robber, his street was a gauntlet of SWAT team standoffs and Civil War bayonet stabbings, and he once survived a 60 mph car wreck that folded his vehi
This episode is packed with embarrassing childhood stories. When Jay Light was a kid, he grew up in Colleyville, Texas, where Jose Canseco lived at the end of the block and the neighbors ran a suspected meth lab. He used
This episode is bonus content available exclusively to our Patreon backers. Listen as Pam grills Alex on some Easter Trivia! Warning: May cause serious candy cravings. For the board members - Pam will be in the discord n
This episode is bonus content available exclusively to our Patreon backers. Listen as Pam and Alex update you on your lives including Alex's new side hustle inspired by his daughter's first birthday party, what they did
When Brooke Ashley was a kid, she grew up as a "Valley Girl" navigating high school in Van Nuys—a place where SWAT teams would descend in full tactical gear to break up riots. Known as the "dragon lady" who protected her
When Tony Sam was a kid, he grew up in the "armpit of Chicago" near O’Hare Airport—a place where the neighborhood tracks were so dangerous kids would get cut in half by moving trains. Known as the "white kid" in a rough
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Glad You're Here is hosted by Alex Clark. The show is categorised under comedy and has published 180 episodes.
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