Kill Tony #328 — Bert Kreischer

Interview: Bert discussed his Netflix special 'The Machine,' upcoming tour dates, his friendship with Brody Stevens, and interactions with the band characters throughout the episode.

Set: Corbin told jokes about texting at an open mic, a comedian catching him and asking for the unflattering video, and material about making privileged white kids.

Interview: Discussed his background from Torrance/Costa Mesa, his mom's promotion at Red Robin to regional manager in Seattle, and his current server job at an indie restaurant called the Country Club.

Set: Mary told jokes about moving to LA to pursue comedy, being unemployed for seven months, her mom catching her masturbating, being called thick, and upper lip sweat from nervousness.

Interview: Discussed her move from Pennsylvania four months ago, starting comedy in York, working as a barista at Tortoni Cafe, and her hobby of attending live game shows.

Set: Rachel told jokes about being a 40-year-old woman who is horny, wanting an 18-year-old boy inside her, getting fired by the Catholic Church for this joke after a student found the Kill Tony clip.

Interview: Rachel revealed she was fired from her Catholic school teaching job after a sophomore girl found the Kill Tony clip of her joke. She's now unemployed and moving to LA to pursue comedy full-time.

Set: Allie told jokes about being an equestrian, now riding dick while wearing riding boots, wearing a onesie/pussy prison, turning into Lois Griffin when cumming, and her virgin-looking boyfriend.

Interview: Discussed moving from Fresno three weeks ago, car got towed, no money, eating spam, boyfriend is white and looks homeless, met Brody Stevens at a Starbucks who gave her advice, has history with heroin addiction.

Set: Dayna told jokes about coin-operated laundry in LA, crotchless panties, vaginal discharge thicker than a Frosty, and nearly soiling herself at Trader Joe's.

Interview: Discussed her move to LA from Seattle in July, working in health care sales (capital equipment), previously sold spine implants for five years, just got booked for her first show this Friday.

Set: Nabil told jokes about being Palestinian, suicide bombing payment vs. Walmart slip-and-fall lawsuits, 72 virgins, and bomb-proofing his sausage.

Interview: Discussed 10 years doing stand-up, opened a Kansas-style barbecue restaurant in North Hollywood that he recently sold, visited Palestine last month where he rode a camel.

Set: William told jokes about buying cocaine at ATM with friend, addiction to candy cigarettes, and robbing garage sales because it's easy to steal from old ladies.

Interview: Discussed his new boss at storage unit where he works wanting him to trim his beard, an old man at storage unit pulling a leather pouch he thought was a gun, Memphis Tennessee background with older brother and two younger brothers.

Set: Rich told jokes about his mom leaving for hair 15 years ago and never returning, not wanting his last name Tucker to avoid being Dick Tucker, being raised by great grandma upset about white girlfriends, claiming it's reparations.

Interview: Discussed bartending at Two Bit Circus (VR arcade bar), no current girlfriend, preference for pale skin with red hair and freckles, meeting celebrities like Terry Crews at his job for America's Got Talent event.

Interview: Jeremiah was part of the band dressed as Viagra the Horny, a homeless wizard character. He plugged his podcast 'Jeremiah Wonders' and upcoming Kansas City headlining dates March 14-16.

Interview: Joel was part of the band dressed as Johoras the Powerful, a homeless wizard character. He received sponsorship from Ludwig Drums and debuted a free Ludwig drum set with a special chair at the episode.

Interview: Chroma Chris was part of the band dressed as Gorlok the Warlock, a homeless wizard character. He expressed gratitude for being part of the show's family at the end.