Garrett Titlebaum: It's Nice To See He's Working

Garrett Titlebaum interviews artists pursuing their art as a career choice.

Thanksgiving Week we’re digging into the archives for an early Art of the Covenant chat with my friend, comedian Ian Insect. I’m thankful for each and everyone of you that’s ever listened to the pod, come seen a stand up show or watched my film or tv work. People like Ian who have supported me from the outset are the exact reason that I’m still able to do the comedy that I love every week. Lots of great chats to come in the final weeks of 2019 ahead so thanks for your continued support of the podcast. Love to you all. Keep the faith.

Original Air date: August 31, 2015

“Get inside the mind of Pittsburgh stand up, Ian Insect, in this one on one chat about the creation to his unique on stage persona and style of comedy that he aptly describes as “Always On But, A Little Off.” Insect hosts his own podcast Ian Insect is Evil on the Epicast Network and hosts a weekly Monday night open mic at lave Lounge at 10p. #SWIVE Stand Up, it’s ya boi, from the I to the A to the N.”

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Tim Ross and rounds out the roster of Race to the Coffin comics with a conversation on touring, writing, anxiety, life and our favorite cereals.

Tim is producing another edition of Loaded Deck this Saturday at Petrucci brothers Brewing in New Brighten, his drinking game comedy show. As Tim’s Central PA undefeated beer pong partner I’m confident that it will continue to be as successful as the two editions he put up earlier this year during his birthday weekend.

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I love to catch up with people that I haven’t connected with in some time, so when I saw that Dana Leahy was putting up a play this weekend, I jumped at the chance to invite her on the program.

Dana was super supportive of my old open mic The Wide Open Stage that I did at The Cattivo Lounge in Lawrenceville. I’ve always enjoyed her voice and perspective. I very funny lady for sure.

I’m excited to see this weekend’s performance with a cast that features podcast alums and dear friends of mine Ian Insect & Michelle Riches. Please check it out.

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Max, the Greatest Living Floridian, and I talk “trilogies” on his very last morning in town. During the interview he starts his own Huey Lewis podcast called The News, we reminisce about his time in Pittsburgh, and his upcoming move to New York City. Here’s to Max, Steel City misses you!

Tim Ross and rounds out the roster of Race to the Coffin comics with a conversation on touring, writing, anxiety, life and our favorite cereals.

Thank you to Amy and Tyler both for their candor and kind words. Please seek them out if you have the opportunity to see their work either online or on stage. They are both passionate artists like so many of the wonderful people I’ve gotten to know in my time here.

Amy - https://www.amylynelliott.com/

Tyler - https://www.vigilancetheater.com/

“It is a tree of life to all who grasp it, and whoever holds on to it is happy; its ways are ways of pleasantness, and all it paths are peace. (Proverbs 3:17-18)

We remember the Late Congregants of Tree of Life:

Joyce Fienberg, 75, of Oakland;

Richard Gottfried, 65, of Ross;

Rose Mallinger, 97, of Squirrel Hill;

Jerry Rabinowitz, 66, of Edgewood;

brothers Cecil Rosenthal, 59, of Squirrel Hill, and David Rosenthal, 54, of Squirrel Hill;

married couple Bernice Simon, 84, of Wilkinsburg; Sylvan Simon, 86, of Wilkinsburg;

Daniel Stein, 71, of Squirrel Hill;

Melvin Wax, 88, of Squirrel Hill;

Irving Younger, 69, of Mount Washington

I’m joined by the very funny stand-up comedian James Phelps. We talk all things comedy and tackle a very great top ten list, “Theme Songs”

This Friday check out both James and I at Club Cafe bringing the schtick with some very funny comedians.

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We discuss the writer’s room, Collegiates and Comedians, Ruckus improv, stage presence, format changes to the show, and performing in front of your parents.

Stop down on Sunday night for the newest episode’s live taping.

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Coming off an action packed comedy weekend in Pittsburgh, I was very lucky to snag an hour with these two jokers. This episode is full of fun, silly bits filled will dialogue on the catalog and controversy of Kanye fandom, Russian oligarchs and Midwestern life adventures.

Local fans can check these two out in December when they return to 412 to perform at the Burning Bridges Comedy Club.

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