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After a previously unreleased episode, Winston Hodges (Don't Tell Comedy) returns to the Skullet Podcast and boy is this one a dooz. They talk skullets, The Pitt, Apple TV, comedy in DC, writing comedy, Kill Tony, top 3 bald guys, and how the cops didn't help Winston after his car was broken into.

After a run-in with sepsis, the Skullet Podcast returns with one heck of a guest --- New York comic and former NCAA basketball player, Alex Dragicevich! We talk about various forms of stomach illness, how good the food really is when you play for Boston College (shout out to Dennis Clifford), whether or not Ronnie got Tim sick, an athletes vs. comedian comparison, White Lotus, and Alex's sick goatee. Ball is life.

Holy moly do we have a humdinger --- Comedian Ryan Beck joins the boys to discuss an array of topics LIKE this year's Oscar picks, Jim Henson, raising small children in New York City, the Midwest, and most importantly, Nerds Gummi Clusters (not a sponsor.)

On this week's installment of the Skullet Podcast, Senor Flem sits down with NEWS MAN (and comedian) James Hamilton to discuss some Oscar movies (The Brutalist, A Complete Unknown), James's time working for Vice News and the Olympics, diabetes, and comedy in New York. Don't touch that dial.

On this week’s episode, Brooklyn based comedian Jonathan Van Halen sits down with the Skullet Captain. Jonathan, a loyal Mets fan, gives the inside baseball on working for both Fox News and MSNBC as well as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Tune in!

Tyler Rothrock is a stand-up comedian and writer from Nazareth, PA. His debut album, Tyler of Nazareth, debuted at #8 on the Billboard comedy chart. He's appeared at the New York Comedy Festival and also opened for Michael Che, Dave Attell, Roy Wood Jr., Kyle Kinane, and more.

Comedian/physicist/comic book aficionado Zivan Vasquez joins the boys to discuss a wide range of topics such as the movie Babygirl, anxiety, Mark Zuckerberg, and standup comedy.

In today’s episode, Ronnie sits down with hilarious comedian Jessica Levin and talks comedy, working movies sets, Bryan Johnsons aspirations for immortality and much more!

In today’s episode, Ronnie sits down with hilarious comedian Jessica Levin and talks comedy, working movies sets, Bryan Johnsons aspirations for immortality and much more!

Tanael Joachim, AKA TJ, is a Haitian-born stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in New York City. He sits down to talk skullets, starting comedy in NYC, the Cellar, and how to cook a great goat. Lots of comedy gems in this one!

We were lucky to have the hilarious co-founder of Comedians You Should Know, Mike Lebovitz, sit down with Ronnie on this week’s episode. Check it out to hear Mike’s thoughts on comedy, content, and shooting armadillos from a tractor.

In a special Christmas Episode, Ronnie sits down with his good friend and AGT Golden Buzzer winner, Learnmore Jonasi. Learnmore gives us the behind the scenes of being a finalist on Americas Got Talent, talks about getting botox, and even has a surprise call in from two of his mothers! This isn’t an episode you want to miss!

In today’s episode Ronnie is joined by the dynamic comedian, podcaster and actor Adam Mamawala. Tune in to find out Adams experience opening for Dane Cook, doing comedy through divorce, and being a radical Android user.

Ronnie sits down with the hysterical Dajon Alford and talks comedy, economics, and octomom. Tune in to hear Dajon's wild first time doing comedy, what it's like being a triplet, and even get some relationship advice!

Harrison Tweed is a New York based comedian and former (possibly future?) host of the Let’s Talk About Sets Podcast. He sits down with Ronnie to discuss memories, movies, and mustaches. Make sure to check out his album Broken From the Day wherever you listen to comedy albums.

Aliya Kanani is a globe-trotting comedian and stopped into the skullet-laire to talk with Ronnie about her start in comedy, having a boyfriend in Australia, getting scammed, living in a van, and her unique take on living.

Ronnie is joined by Minnesota’s own, Brendan Gay. They talk about Brendan’s unique start in comedy (performing in 52 cities in 52 weeks!), travel, meeting Matt Lauer, working 9-5s, and whole bunch about Harvey Weinstein. It’s a really great chat, we hope you enjoy!