Sam Tripoli

Sam Tripoli, a comedian and podcaster, joins Top Lobsta, a member of the Nephilim Death Squad, to dive into the chaos of alternative media and the ramifications of Timcast's potential acquisition by the Daily Wire. They navigate through conspiracy theories, discussing UFOs, government narratives, and the influence of British intelligence on global power dynamics. The conversation blends humor with critiques of healthcare and political manipulation, while reflecting on the evolving comedy landscape and cultural shifts post-2020.

Sam Tripoli, a comedian and podcaster known for his work on multiple popular shows, joins the conversation to delve into an FAA report highlighting staffing shortages at Reagan National Airport linked to a fatal plane crash. The discussion takes a political turn as Trump suggests DEI initiatives may be culpable. They also touch on the federal court ruling allowing handgun sales to young adults, sparking a debate on gun rights and responsibilities, all laced with humor and skepticism surrounding anxiety and conspiracy theories.

Sam Tripoli, a stand-up comedian and podcast host known for 'Tin Foil Hat,' dives deep into an array of thought-provoking topics. He discusses the dubious implications of government propaganda laws and the haunting connections between political figures and historical assassinations. The fascinating link between ancient myths and dinosaurs is explored, alongside humorous anecdotes about health risks and the absurdity of modern supplements. Tripoli's reflections on comedy's evolution and societal issues, like declining birth rates, add depth and humor to the conversation.

Sam Tripoli, a stand-up comedian and podcaster, joins actor Frank Grillo, known for his action roles, for a lively discussion. They kick off with hilarious travel mishaps, including a near miss with a train. The conversation shifts to political absurdities, like undecided voters and celebrity endorsements that annoy artists like Pharell. Grillo shares insights on his new film, the benefits of testosterone, and staying motivated, highlighting personal growth and the unpredictability of success in Hollywood.

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In a lively discussion with comedian Sam Tripoli, known for his conspiracy theory antics, the trio dives into bizarre topics like drones surveilling New Jersey and the perils of mass surveillance. They share laughs over wild Japanese game shows and the viral phenomenon's dark side. The conversation also touches on parenting challenges, a fun 'would you rather?' question, and a campaign to convince Charo to embrace OnlyFans. It's a hilarious ride through absurdity and social commentary, all wrapped in humor.

Matthew Broussard, a rising stand-up star with his special "Hyperbolic" on YouTube, and Sam Tripoli, known for his special "Quiet," dive into hilarious takes on New Jersey's outrageous lawyer billboards and the absurdities of life, like Adam's leftover-smuggling antics at Madison Square Garden. They reflect on flight annoyances and ponder the mysteries of drone sightings. Plus, prepare for a comedic dissection of stucco and the scars it leaves—both literal and metaphorical. Get ready for laughs and relatable rants!

Comedian Sam Tripoli joins to chat about 15-minute cities and fighting tickets. News discusses Steve Buscemi being randomly punched and kids winning a lawsuit for blackface. Mary Basmadjian talks about dating, Armenian culture, and her stand-up special. Hilarious banter and interesting discussions throughout the episode.

Sam Tripoli discusses legacy media and the Federal Reserve. Adam hangs out with RFK Jr. and Cherly Hines, and comments on Cher's conservatorship. Chris reports on a hate crime and Starbucks boycotts. Adam pitches a TV show idea inspired by Pacific Blue.

Sam Tripoli and XG report from the road, discussing jellyfish UAPs, red pill research, secret handshakes, lucid dreaming, the flat earth theory, and claims of a super soldier who served on Mars.