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Angela Smith joins Jeremy and Kenny on the couch.  Tom Brown tells a story involving 9/11 and foreign exchange students. Sarah Pearl tells a bunch of short great stories.

Recorded at The Heavy Anchor in St Louis, this episode features Kenny, Jeremy, and special guest Angela Smith. We've got amazing stories from Hannah Streicher and Christine Compas. Come back next week for part 2.

This show features the 4 main hosts of the show, from both Cleveland and St Louis, on the couch interrupting. Kris, Jeremy, Kenny, and Tim on the same show together for the first time. This episode was recorded in the back room at Defining Skin Tattoo Parlor in Columbus, Ohio. Telling stories we had: Dustin Meadows of Whiskey Bear Comedy Sarah Fulmer Host/Producer of Speak Easy Meag Horn Producer of Speak Easy A standup named "Pants" This is a really great show that we hope you will enjoy.

Recorded live in Cleveland, Ohio on inauguration night! Stories about the first time people did things. Dana Norris joins Kris and Tim on the panel of interrupters. There are amazing stories from Bill Squire, Lindsey Brenkus, Marissa Lynne, Kevin Korvach, and Megan Erwin.

We lost the first half of this episode to technical difficulties, but the second half is amazing enough on its own. Storytelling MVP Rob T finally joined us on the couch, alongside Jeremy and Amy. Tom Brown and Christine Compass tell fantastic stories about meeting people from the internet.

Our last episode of 2016 is a viking funeral for the year itself. Kenny, Kris, and Jeremy are on the couch. We've got amazing stories by Jessica Campbell, Tony Gardiner, Chris Denman, Dean Masello, and Lauren Lane.

Happy holidays everyone! This show was recorded live in Cleveland, Ohio. Kris and Tim were joined on the panel by the hilarious Brian Kenny. We have great stories by Deanna Asta, Jimmie Graham, Susan Fee, and Billy Stopczynski.  

Awesome new episode from Cleveland Ohio. Kris is joined on the panel of interrupters by John Bruton and Sam Dee. Storytellers include George Dunne, Brian Harrington, Chris Gayner, and Sarah J. This is a great episode with some amazing stories.

Part 2 of our episode from St Louis on 11/11. Andrew Mihalevich joins Jeremy and Kenny on the couch. Amazing stories by: Kristen Rasdall and Elizabeth Crawford.

Happy sixtieth episode! This was recorded live at Foam Coffee & Beer in St Louis, Missouri on 11/11/16. Jeremy and Kenny were joined on the couch by the always hilarious Andrew Mihalevich! We've got great stories from Hanna Streicher and and Landon Meyer. This episode is a lot of fun.

This is the second half of our TV taping in St Louis, MO. On the panel we have Kris, Jeremy, and Kenny. All 3 storytellers are returning champions, who previously told really great stories on the show. Zack Stovall tells a story about proposing to his girlfriend. Una McGarry tells a story about meeting a boy at a wedding, and Rob T tells a story about the wonderful wizard of Oz.

This is the first half of our recent TV taping we did at Foam in St Louis, MO. Patrick Trowbridge returns to the show to tell a story about peeing on things while drunk in college. Chris Cyr tells the tale of the first time he got drunk. First time storyteller Monica Mileur tells a story about dating a skeezy guy named Rick (or is it Chris?). The original interrupters (Kris, Kenny, and Jeremy) make up the panel. The audience was amazing. This one is really good.

This is the second half of our October show in Cleveland. The theme was SIBLINGs. The panel of interrupters included Kris Wernowsky, Tim Cornett, and Sam Dee. We had amazing stories by Lindsey Brenkus and Eric Brewer.

Sorry, Please Continue returned to Cleveland, just in time for a World Series berth! Aaron and Lee Secrist told stories. They are siblings. This is UNPRECEDENTED.

This episode was recorded at an event in Downtown St Louis called Art This Funny. It was part of STL Design Week. We didn't have a theme, but all the stories weirdly have something in common. Jeremy and Kenny are joined on the panel by guest interrupter Eric Brown. Eric is a really funny comedian and the producer of Hootin' and Hollerin' Comedy Open Mic at TreeHouse, every Thursday at 8pm in St Louis. Yale Hollander told a story about a former roommate from law school. Analicia Kocher told a story about a weird, drunk, elderly landlord. Travis Terell of We Are Live told a story about going on a cruise with his dad. Big thanks to Jason Flamm for asking us to be a part of his event.

Another great episode to share with your siblings. This one is all about siblings fighting siblings. Patrick Trowbridge joins the interrupters on the couch. It's him, Jeremy, and Kenny on the panel. Mike Boyd of the Drunk & Nerdy Podcast tells a story about getting punched down some stairs. Hilarious comedian Eric Brown tells a story of apparently having some kind of superpower when he was a kid.

This is the first half of our September show at Heavy Anchor in St Louis. Kenny and Jeremy were joined on the panel by Patrick Trowbridge. Patrick is a very funny comedian, and he used to host a really great podcast called Comedy Brain. He has also told some of the best stories we've had on the show. For storytellers, we have Jen Brown telling a story about her sister's pet chickens and Andrew Frank telling a few short stories about his sister.  

This episode was recorded live at the first annual Show Em Comedy Festival in Columbia, Missouri. Kenny and Jeremy were on the panel, with special guest Lisa Pockets! Lisa is a really funny comedian from Columbia that is currently in college. Storytellers included Greg Warren, Michael Yetman, and Patrick Mahon. All of it is really really great.

This is part two of our first show at The Heavy Anchor in St Louis, Missouri. The amazing comedian and animator Milly Naeger joins us on the panel. Jeremy and Kenny were there too. We have amazing stories by Jocelyn Nebel and Alexa Moore. There are tons of jokes about the Galapagos Islands and BBC TV shows.

FIFTY EPISODES! We made it to 50 episodes! And we lost a few recordings along the way, and we didn't even record the first year or so of the show. So it's even more impressive. Anyway, this episode features the amazing comedian and animator Milly Naeger on the panel. She is joined by cohosts Jeremy and Kenny. For storytellers, we have Angela Smith telling a story about a predictably poorly conceived trip with an improv group. Stryker Spurlock returns to the show to tell a story about a cartoonishly awful stand up gig in an abandoned house outside Kansas City. We hope you enjoy the episode, and we hope you stick with us for 50 more.