Damn it
We fucking wizzed that thing
In this episode of Open Mic Therapy, the hosts engage in a humorous and candid conversation about their lives, touching on various topics such as adventures with Mama Bucks, karaoke nights, ghost hunting plans, and reflections on sexuality and relationships. The discussion also delves into the importance of making a scene, motherhood, and future plans, all while maintaining a light-hearted and comedic tone. In this lively conversation, the hosts engage in casual banter, share personal updates, and discuss financial decisions, career developments, and family dynamics. They explore creative projects, aspirations in magic and performance, and plans for a movie premiere. The conversation also touches on controversial topics and personal stories, culminating in a wrap-up of future plans and collaborations.
The episode features a lively and humorous conversation between Chuck Bux, DK, and Mama Bux. They discuss a variety of topics, including Chuck's potential trip to Japan, DK's stand-up comedy experiences, and a playful exchange about their personal lives and aspirations. The conversation is filled with light-hearted banter, jokes, and anecdotes, creating an engaging and entertaining atmosphere. The episode also touches on more personal topics, such as DK's past challenges and aspirations, adding depth to the dialogue.
In this lively conversation, the hosts engage in humorous banter about UFOs, relationships, and stand-up comedy. DK shares insights into his open long-distance relationship, while the group discusses their experiences in the comedy scene. The Lifters Club is introduced as a personal growth initiative, and updates on a film project are shared, including character casting. Mama Buck reveals her psychic abilities, providing intriguing anecdotes that blend humor and the supernatural. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from the legacy of Charlie Kirk to the complexities of family loyalty when it comes to crime. They share nostalgic memories of B-movies and discuss the evolution of nightlife culture, particularly the appropriateness of clubbing at different ages. The discussion also touches on the intriguing world of psychedelics, specifically DMT, and concludes with reflections on future plans and upcoming events.
In this laugh-packed episode, Adrian Lopez and Juan Cias join the crew for a deep dive into the Inland Empire’s vibrant comedy scene. From the highs and lows of hosting Open Mics to the art of evaluating comic abilities, they share behind-the-curtain insights that every aspiring comedian needs to hear. The conversation gets personal as they shout out their favorite characters in the IE circuit—those unforgettable personalities who keep the scene alive and unpredictable. Whether you're a seasoned comic or just love the grind of grassroots comedy, this episode brings the raw, real, and ridiculously funny.🎧 Tune in for:- Hosting tips and horror stories from the mic- What makes a comic stand out (or bomb)- Local legends and rising stars in the IEReady to laugh, learn, and maybe get roasted? Hit play.
In this irreverent and unfiltered episode, Chuck Bux, Mama Bux, and DK Murphy reflect on the passing of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, who died at age 71. The trio shares personal memories, pop culture reflections, and Hogan’s impact on wrestling and entertainment. From there, the conversation takes a wild turn into Hollywood folklore, debating who held the title of “biggest Cock in show business”—a topic that’s part myth, part tabloid legend, and all comedy fodder.
I am releasing the Lost Episodes that I consider enjoyable enough to be featured on the Network. In this installment, Dick and Mama Bux have a conversation with Old Man Rusty and gain wisdom from the man himself.
I return to California to meet up with Mama Bux, Dick Power and DK. They hash out their differences enjoy!