Kill Tony Episode #710 - Kam Patterson & Tyler Fischer Release Date: March 11, 2025
Hosts: Tony Hinchcliffe & Brian Redban
Guests: Kam Patterson & Tyler Fischer
Location: Sunset Strip Comedy Club, Austin, Texas

Introduction

The episode kicks off with Brian Redban welcoming listeners to another live recording of Kill Tony at the famed Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas. He introduces the energetic live band, D Madness, setting a lively tone for the evening. Redban briefly mentions sponsors like Progressive Insurance and ExpressVPN before transitioning to the main content.

Guest Introductions

[05:30] Brian introduces the evening's guests: the seasoned comedian Tyler Fischer and the esteemed Kam Patterson. He highlights Tyler's ongoing tour and Kam's status as one of the show's greatest guests, emphasizing their strong online presence with websites like tylerfisher.com and campatterson.com.

Tyler Fischer:
Tyler humorously shares his experience of finally securing his website after initial struggles, showcasing his persistence in the comedy scene.

Cam Patterson:
Cam discusses his recent activities, mentioning his nationwide tour and engaging banter about his website, campatterson.com, which he humorously secured after a comical negotiation involving a "dark room."

First Minute: David Jolly

[15:45] David Jolly, a returning guest and Cam Patterson’s uncle, takes the stage for his minute. His set is a mix of controversial humor touching on politics and race. Notable lines include:

• David Jolly: "Trump, the realest nigga to ever do it on the last day of his presidency."
• David Jolly: "I'm the N word now."

His performance is met with mixed reactions, highlighting the show's penchant for pushing boundaries.

Second Minute: Remy Swice

[25:10] Remy Swice returns, bringing a sharp, edgy set that delves into personal anecdotes and social commentary.

• Remy Swice: "When your eyes are closing to go to sleep, she says, okay, okay, I'm gonna stop you."

Remy's set continues with a blend of self-deprecation and dark humor, engaging the audience with his raw storytelling.

Third Minute: Billy Sherman

[35:00] Billy Sherman takes the stage, presenting a diverse cultural background with a comedic twist.

• Billy Sherman: "If I was a woman, I would look exactly the same. I'm Puerto Rican and Jewish, which means I'm expensive garbage."

His performance includes jokes about cultural stereotypes and personal experiences, resonating with a wide section of the audience.

Fourth Minute: Yudmi Sharma

[45:20] Yudmi Sharma, a newcomer, delivers his first minute filled with relatable humor about life’s daily struggles.

• Yudmi Sharma: "I'm born and raised, nine years old, in LA. What part of LA do you live in? Culver City."

Yudmi's set touches on his background in tech support and his experiences navigating life in Austin, Texas.

Fifth Minute: Craig Baxter

[55:30] Craig Baxter, another returning guest, shares his journey from Erie, Pennsylvania, to Austin.

• Craig Baxter: "I have hobbies. Cycling, cross-country skiing, triathlons. A super athlete."

Craig's performance is a mix of observational humor and self-reflection, highlighting his unique perspective as a seasoned comedian.

Sixth Minute: Guana

[65:45] Guana, a highly energetic performer, delivers a set that intertwines personal anecdotes with intense humor.

• Guana: "Has a weird flow. Osmosis Jones."

His performance includes jokes about his time in prison and his multifaceted life as an artist and Doordash driver, keeping the audience engaged with his dynamic storytelling.

Seventh Minute: Chris Berlin

[75:55] Chris Berlin brings a blend of music and comedy, sharing his struggles and triumphs.

• Chris Berlin: "When I went to get the vest. Are you with me? Is this like an MSNBC prank show?"

Chris's set touches on his career as a creative director in the gaming industry and his battles with shoulder injuries caused by COVID vaccines, delivering his material with a mix of sarcasm and introspection.

Eighth Minute: Longoria

[85:30] Longoria closes the first segment with jokes about social interactions and his career as a dog groomer.

• Longoria: "I work with dogs. I'm a dog groomer. I'm a Mexican hockey player. Yeah, goalie."

Longoria's set is filled with cultural humor and his experiences managing aggressive dogs, providing a light-hearted yet relatable performance.

Final Minute: William Montgomery

[95:20] William Montgomery, the closing guest, delivers a series of rapid-fire jokes that blend current events with personal anecdotes.

• William Montgomery: "A white woman is suing a fertility clinic because she gave birth to a black baby. And weirdly enough, the exact opposite thing happened to my mother."

His performance touches on sensitive topics with a fearless comedic approach, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Interactive Segment: Shirt Swap

Throughout the episode, hosts and guests engage in playful antics, including a memorable shirt swap between Tyler Fischer and Billy Sherman. This segment adds a layer of interactive humor, highlighting the camaraderie between the participants.

[120:45]

• Tony Hinchcliffe: "Let’s do it. Trade shirts."
• Billy Sherman: "Thank you, Redban. Incredible."

The swap results in a humorous transformation of appearances, eliciting laughter and applause from the audience.

Host and Final Remarks

[130:00] Tony Hinchcliffe and Brian Redban wrap up the episode with reflections on the night's performances and interactions. Tony shares personal updates, including his journey with prune juice and its effects, adding a humorous yet sincere touch to close the episode.

• Tony Hinchcliffe: "I swear, I can overdose on this. I'm so small."

They commend the guests for their performances, emphasizing the show's supportive environment and the diverse range of comedic styles presented.

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• David Jolly [15:30]: "Trump, the realest nigga to ever do it on the last day of his presidency."
• Remy Swice [25:10]: "Life is crazy. There are ups and there are downs, and it's important to keep going."
• Billy Sherman [35:00]: "I'm Puerto Rican and Jewish, which means I'm expensive garbage."
• Yudmi Sharma [45:20]: "I can’t see him if I can’t see him."
• Chris Berlin [75:55]: "The COVID vaccines debilitated me. I lost all momentum in my arms."
• William Montgomery [95:20]: "A white woman is suing a fertility clinic because she gave birth to a black baby."

Key Themes and Discussions

1. Cultural Identity and Stereotypes: Many guests, including Billy Sherman and Yudmi Sharma, delve into their diverse backgrounds, using humor to navigate cultural stereotypes and personal identity.

2. Mental Health and Personal Struggles: Guana and Chris Berlin touch upon serious topics like mental health and the impacts of COVID vaccines, blending dark humor with candid admissions.

3. Comedy as a Coping Mechanism: Several guests highlight how comedy serves as a tool for managing personal and societal challenges, providing a relatable angle for listeners.

4. Interactive Humor and Audience Engagement: The episode features numerous interactive segments, like the shirt swap, showcasing the hosts' and guests' ability to create spontaneous and engaging moments.

5. Social Commentary: David Jolly and William Montgomery incorporate current events and political satire, reflecting the show's engagement with topical issues through a comedic lens.

Conclusions

Episode #710 of Kill Tony offers a rich tapestry of humor, personal anecdotes, and social commentary. Hosts Tony Hinchcliffe and Brian Redban facilitate an environment where both seasoned and emerging comedians can showcase their talents, engage with the audience, and explore diverse comedic styles. The episode balances edgy humor with heartfelt moments, ensuring a memorable experience for listeners and attendees alike.

The recurring interactions and playful segments emphasize the community spirit of Kill Tony, reinforcing its status as a premier live comedy podcast. By encouraging emerging talent and revisiting beloved regulars, the show maintains its dynamic and inclusive atmosphere, making it a must-listen for comedy enthusiasts seeking both laughs and insightful commentary.

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