Guy Branum

Lacey Mosley, the witty host of Scam Goddess, joins comedian Guy Branum for a lively chat. They dive into the absurdities of Trump's presidency, from Melania's iconic hat to outrageous pardons. The duo rates the biggest scams of the administration and shares bizarre tales about honey infused with Viagra. They navigate through personal experiences with scams, touching on identity and representation in media. With a blend of humor and keen political insights, they reflect on contemporary issues while celebrating comfort foods that keep them going.

Edi Patterson, known for her role on The Righteous Gemstones, brings her comedic flair as she humorously critiques Trump’s missteps. Guy Branum and Beth Stelling playfully grade Gen Z while discussing the absurdities of consumer goods tariffs. The trio dives into mortality's influence on creativity, shares hilarious takes on Halloween, and offers a satirical perspective on political dynamics. Their witty banter and observational humor make for an engaging exploration of life’s quirks amidst serious topics.

Guy Branum, a comedian and writer known for "Hacks," and Chanel Miller, author of the acclaimed memoir "Know My Name," dive into the absurdity of humor born from hardship. They share powerful stories of using comedy as a coping mechanism for trauma and societal issues. The conversation shifts to the challenges of writing during crises and the intersection of AI and personal connections. Miller's journey from victim to comedic storyteller highlights the resilience found in laughter, showcasing how humor can lead to healing even in the darkest moments.

In this lively conversation, comedian and law school graduate Guy Branum joins to unravel what truly defines murder. They delve into the complexities of legal terms like double jeopardy and the nuances of self-defense laws, all while balancing a humorous banter. The trio also highlights the impact of historical biases in the legal system, particularly regarding domestic violence. With a focus on personal safety and reflections on infamous cases, this chat combines sharp legal insights with lighthearted storytelling, making for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion.

Guy Branum, an award-winning comedian and writer for 'Hacks,' brings his humor to the discussion. He talks about RHOP star Karen Huger's sentencing for her fourth DUI, stirring up intriguing conversations about the accountability of reality TV stars. The premiere of a new Baldwin family show is examined, including an accident and a deceptive accent. Banter ensues over RHOBH cast dynamics between Dorit and Sutton, and the controversial legal issues surrounding Shangela from 'RuPaul's Drag Race' add another layer of excitement.