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comedy
Hosted by Unknown Host · comedy · EN-US · 1,000 episodes
Twice a week, Award winning Las Vegas comedians Matt Donnelly, Paul Mattingly and Jacob The Audio Guy give their behind the scenes takes on Las Vegas news and rumors. Plus, they end each episode with Jock vs. Nerd Triva battles. Matt Donnelly, co host on Penn Jillette's "Penn's Sunday School" podcast, and Paul Mattingly, co-host of the "Geek Shock" and "The Ugly Couch Show" podcasts combine to form a Voltron of hilarity. So in a drastic stretch of the imagination- this podcast is a Las Vegas Super Podcast. Ice Cream Social: Dessert For Your Ears
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Episode #1345
SUMMARY: Paul needs some group games for an improv hangout. Matt goes out for breakfast, gets his catalytic converter stolen, and takes the family to see David Byrne with an added surprise. And we're still processing the loss of Dolly Parton. Dolly also features in a game of Scoopardy.
Episode #1344
SUMMARY: With three shows closing, high prices at casinos, some undesired political discourse, and a quick discussion about water rights, this is the most Vegas-centric show we've had for quite some time. Also, Matt walks by a makeup counter and a Scoopardy.
Episode #1342
SUMMARY: Jacob is being attacked by the universe! Paul takes us down a song intro rabbit hole and Matt conflates his Phoebes. Paul wants to do an upside-down act, Matt's got some unexpected food ordering restrictions, and some Joe trolls us on Twitch. Plus an 'experienced' Scoopardy.
Episode #1341
SUMMARY: Looking back, Paul had no play in collegiate hot tubs, and Matt shook it up at frat raves. Matt's on pins-and-needles about changes in family relations. Paul has a panic attack about a unicorn's helmet. Nick Newman chimes in from Zoom about a new app that offers restaurant leavings on the cheap. And a Scoopardy! SPONSOR: Sponsored by Rasslin' Ralph's Day Care.
Episode #1340
SUMMARY: The guys start the show talking about ball size. Matt is now an expert on The Sphere after seeing Backsteet Boys perform there. Paul apologizes to Ariana Grande, and Matt's back from a memorable trip to the Magic Capital of the World. Also a musical Scoopardy. NOTE: Matt gets the sexuality of a backstreet boy wrong in this episode. NOTE 2: We also recorded this episode after it was reported that Frankie Valli was retiring and not after it was later reported that he's not retiring.
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