Billy Wayne Davis

Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins the host to discuss the baby-killing horror of homeopathy. They explore the origins of homeopathy, its foundation of diluting poison, and Samuel Hanman's controversial methods including scabies as the root of all illnesses. They also touch on unconventional medical practices, the state of medical therapy in the early 19th century, and the unintentional impact of homeopathy.

Billy Wayne Davis, a touring stand-up comedian known for his sharp wit, joins the hosts for a hilarious dive into old newspaper stories. They explore bizarre claims, like a six-fingered jail escapee and a man slashing his girlfriend over church plans. The gang can't stop laughing at a teenager's tantrum involving poison and the antics of boys setting shoes on fire. With Billy's comedic insights, the discussion turns the mundane into comedy gold, keeping the humor flowing throughout the absurd tales.

Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins for banter on historical events like a cakewalk and a police cat named Dick. They discuss managing subscriptions, small-town origins, luxurious boar hunting, and bizarre anecdotes including gym exercises and fake marriages.

Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins Brendon Walsh in this entertaining podcast episode. They discuss watching the movie 'Happiness', the dynamics of the stand-up comedy industry, the desire for fame, the doula's role in childbirth, and engage in prank phone calls. They also talk about pregnancy rumors, financial concerns, and television expectations.

Billy Wayne Davis, a comedian and Twitter user, joins Michael and Abe to discuss the cult classic movie Napoleon Dynamite. They explore the movie's cultural influence and unique marketing strategy, as well as the competitive comedy scene in 2004. The speakers also touch on topics like the changing opinions on Napoleon Dynamite and Wes Anderson films, the rise of comedy in the early 2000s, and the comedic elements and impact of specific scenes in Napoleon Dynamite. They wrap up with a discussion on 'Wayne's World', Mike Myers' brilliance, and Billy Wayne Davis' comedy specials.