Ron Perlman, famed for roles like Hellboy and Sons of Anarchy, joins Langston Kerman to explore the wild side of Los Angeles. They discuss the devastating wildfires and critique local leadership's accountability amid chaos. Perlman adds a dash of humor about L.A.'s quirks, like its overpriced smoothies and celebrity culture. Kerman shares insights on community resilience and the bizarre happenings in SoCal. The duo captivates with anecdotes while urging engagement in critical social issues and the upcoming midterms.

Stand-up comedian and actor, Langston Kerman, hosts a hilarious discussion on Trump's VP picks, a shark encounter in Vegas, Mark Robinson's outburst, and Alex Jones's conspiracy theories. The episode delves into political satire, authoritarian loyalty, and humorous VP suggestions, offering a comedic take on current events and political controversies.

Langston Kerman, a comedian and former high school teacher with an MFA in poetry, dives into the hilarious and poignant ties between poetry and stand-up. He shares wild stories about taking students to China and reflects on his experiences in Boston's vibrant comedy scene. Langston reveals why John Mulaney directed his Netflix special, 'Bad Poetry,' and explores how his teaching background has influenced his comedic journey. A lively discussion about the challenges of balancing art and performance makes for a captivating listen.

Langston Kerman, a rising star comedian known for his Netflix special 'Baby Poetry', dives deep into the delights and challenges of new fatherhood. He shares hilarious anecdotes about the emotional rollercoaster of parenting, including the unique joys of sharing baby pictures with friends. Kerman’s comedic take on fatherhood balances heartfelt moments with laugh-out-loud stories, creating an engaging discussion that resonates with parents and humor lovers alike.

Langston Kerman, a comedian and actor known for his Netflix special, shares insights about the creation process of 'Bad Poetry.' He humorously speculates on what character he would fit in John Wick. Sci-Fi writer Alan Freeman talks about his new book series, and the odd disappearance of his wife, blending intrigue with hilarity. Entrepreneur Kilgorious Van Helsing discusses his synthetic blood business, adding a comedic twist to the concept of vampirism, making for a dynamic and entertaining conversation.