Episode 284 - No is OK!
May 18, 2022 @ 10:55 am
This week Chris talks about parenting, telling people no, Celtics and Warriors hate, the NBA playoffs, shady fertility doctors and the Buffalo shooting.
This week Chris talks about parenting, telling people no, Celtics and Warriors hate, the NBA playoffs, shady fertility doctors and the Buffalo shooting.
This week Chris talks about Mothers Day, NBA playoffs, sports documentaries, Young Thug/Gunna indictments and hes asks why after having so much success why these guys still want to fool around with the street life.
This week Chris talks about being yet again proud of his son, Dave Chappelle being rushed on stage, Ozark finale (no spoilers) and the significance of Nas' first album Illmatic.
This week Chris talks about being extremely proud of his son, fostering his growth, thoughts on traveling, hating bugs, and his thought on Elon Musk buying twitter.
This week Chris talks about a busy week of comedy, from Comedy and Conversation on Wed, two sold out shows at The Southern on Thurs, and all leading to to Saturday opening for Mark Normand at the Lincoln Theater in Washington, DC.
This week Chris talks about, having the house to himself his weekend in DC, doing spots at Hotbed and the DC Improv, a great moment with an old friend, spilling orange juice on his new sneakers and night clubs are no longer for him.
This week Chris talks about drunk surgeons, missing his son who is out of town, HBO's show Winning Time, the NCAA Championship, Jerrod Carmichael, a fun but disappointing trip to DC to record some sets.
This week Chris talks about Myles getting straight As on this report card, parenting being just a series of thin lines and of course he takes about the Will Smith, Chris Rock situation.
This week Chris talks about his son getting into the robotics program, being an annoying robotics dad, the callousness of pro sports, NCAA tourney, Lia Thomas, and championships being overrated.
This week Chris talks about watching The Simpsons with his son from the beginning, realizing his parents were kind of cool growing, pet peeves when dropping off and picking up his kid from school, and how sci-fi never makes the future look enjoyable.