Rock N LOL

S2:E5: Brendan Gard

Comic Brendan Gard joins us to talk about writing dark comedy. His process, and how he tests joke. We talk about Jesus, Rhode Island Comedy, and why Brendan is most like Ginger Spice. Remember our monthly event at The Gem in Spring City (the last Tuesday of the month). Trivia Ha Ha is a combination pub trivia and standup comedy night, and it's free! Next show on April 28.

S2:E4: Is This Thing On

It's been awhile, but we are back. Chris and Julie return to talk about what youve missed in the podcast hiatus, and to promise we won't take as long for future episodes.  Catch Rock n LOL's Trivia-ha-ha at the Gem in Spring City the last Tuesday of the month with doors at 6:30. Four rounds of trivia with prizes of dubious value, and great standup comedy between rounds. Rock n LOL is the podcast about the Philadelphia standup comedy and rock communities. We explore the art and artists that make this scene great.

S2:E3: Valentina Sounds

After a long winter's nap we are BACK! Sorry for the delay but we have a great episode for you this week and regular episodes going forward. Meet Valentina Sounds, a singer songwriter born in Italy and who has made Philly her home. You'll hear her musical origin story but more importantly you'll hear the greatest pickup line in history. Rock n LOL is a podcast about the Philadelphia rock and standup comedy communities hosted by comic Chris Kay and musician Julie Exter.

S2:E2: Kat Rivers

We sat down with Kat Rivers to discuss her band, her experience in the Philly music scene, her French horn toting dad, and many more critical topics. Plus we play a new game "What the Vedder". All this and more on the podcast that explores the Philadelphia rock and standup communities.

S2:E1: Comic Bradford Davis

We are back with Season 2 of the Rock n LOL Podcast. This week's guest is comic Bradford Davis. We talk about his open mic that was canceled when management made certain topics off limits. We discuss Jimmy Kimmel's recent suspension, and a bit of the history of censorship in comedy.  Plus Chris finally puts his legal degree to good use with a dfiscussion of some landmark First Amendment cases that affect comedy and art in general.