Giggle Island

The three hosts record their conversations on the island and make it through about five minutes of talking about comedy before getting sidetracked into other topics. They talk about life in Asia, sunning buttholes, eating garlic, and everything in between. This episode gives us a peek into their lives and how Giggle island started.

Michael proves to be a better host than Trish by getting her to realize things about herself through talking too much. Trish talks about the island and gives you an extensive look into comedy in Thailand. Michael talks about what things look like in Washington, DC, and what the future looks like.  They share a mutual disdain for online dating and Trish becomes self-aware of her absurdly weird standards. To find out more about Trish visit TrishSmart.com

Harvey asks John about what life is like in New York and finds that comedy has taken a turn. They reminisce about his time in Asia and talk about the difference in crowds. Harvey learns that New York comedy is not what he expected and John thinks about his future travels.

DJ Sandhu is a veteran comic from Sacramento, CA, and based in Las Vegas, NV. Hilarious and intellectual, every conversation with him is informative and fun. Trish and DJ talk about how the pandemic has affected comedy, and DJ gives positive affirmations for the future. Alternative comedy rooms will thrive and we are all going to fall in love with the mic again. DJ gives great information that would be valuable to incoming comics on how to handle yourself in this new world.  DJ gets Trish so excited about comedy in the US she considers leaving the island forever.

Chad Riden is a seasoned comedian based out of Nashville, TN.  He talks about the state of Tennesse and his attempts to reshape the world around him. Chad talks in-depth about comedy, we go into the glory days of when having a crowd was legal, what comedy is like in the time of the coronavirus, and what he thinks the future looks like for stand-up.  Chad gets into writing and merch tips, they are equally wonderful.