Dinner at Your Place?

A culinary science experiment episode. I thought a corned beef hash brown would be a genius creation. It still is, but it didn't go exactly as planned. Thanks for hangin out.

Comedian Chris Post comes by and asks for Chicken Nuggets and Fries. The two talk getting through the final push of winter and how it seemed like a bit of a slog where no one was having a good time, including people who paid money to attend comedy shows. We hear about a Market Basket parking lot fight, finding and keeping friends outside where you spend most of your time, and Chris also talks how individuality in a relationship is a healthy thing. You should not have a combined Facebook page with your partner. Support Chris:Instagram: @chrispostcomedyBe on the lookout for Chris' podcast coming soon!

The United States Men's Hockey team is full of idiots?The hockey team? With hockey players? Ya don't say.

Weird feeling when you go to a Doctor and say "I feel crazy. Am I crazy?" and the response is "You're actually pretty healthy just keep going." Also I never thought I'd say "so this milf throws him some Greek gash" but here we are.

Photographer and Drummer Steve Nisotel comes by and brings Mandel bread as well as some homemade hot cocoa mix. Sometimes you have a rough week and just need a friend to talk to. Steve is a good friend for that situation. Steve tells us about a "date" that ended rather abruptly, addressing the A.D.H.D for the first time in his life, and a surprise bar mitzvah (for himself)Support Steve: Steve will be drumming on tour for pop artist Sarika. Check out the music and tickets for show dates here at songsbysarika.comFor photography needs, inquiries, or general perusing, please enjoy the portfolio on stevenisotel.com

For obvious reasons, I really wanted to talk to my mom this past week.We hear the story of a tour bus ride gone wrong during a recent visit from her best friend, and we get some advice when the question "how do you keep a lifelong friend" is asked.Rest in Peace, Renee Good.Fuck I.C.E.

Comedian Kendall Farrell comes by and asks Danny to make Spaghetti and Meatballs. The perfect meal to kick off a new year of guests.One of Danny's longest friends in stand up, the two recall the beloved Vermont days and the ample amount of time spent at a bar called Franny O's doing jokes for a few depressed fish and a pool league that actively hated the comedians. Kendall then opens up as well about a rehab experience to quit drinking, the slip ups he had while trying on his own before going to an inpatient program, and how you can in fact haggle the price down for said inpatient program. Support Kendall: Instagram: @kendallfarrellKendall will be filming a special in May, so follow and be on the lookout for that!

Watercolorist Winslow Homer and MLB legend Randy Johnson bring inspiration for the new year. Also we talk about Magic Kids.(the ending of Stranger Things)Happy New Year. Thanks for hanging out.

Yo my bad I went out for cigs again. Solo ep about how knowing no one at a party is actually the best and a new enemy at the gym.

The other event we came up with should be the title but this one is at least a double entendre. Rasta Vecna would work too I guess. Hope you're having a good one.

Halloween Recap. It's the best holiday, I'll never change my mind about that, and the search for a Butterfinger leads to a high school memory of rejection that now tastes a lot sweeter.Also, and this is more important, if you can please donate to Greater Boston Food Bank or a local food shelter in your area. Throw some extra groceries in the cart. If you're struggling, don't let pride come before filling your stomach. There's help, and people who want to help. It's okay to take the help.The line gets drawn at people going hungry.

Or at least 2 thousand dollars worth of being in. An open episode about some things that have been going on. I did a silly Patreon episode the other day and probably should have put this one behind a paywall instead but oh well. Thanks for hanging out. If you're around Springfield, MA, grab tickets to Roar Comedy Club at the MGM Casino for this Friday (10/24) where Danny will be co-headlining with Erin MaguirePatreon.com/DannyKillea for more

If you've been around you know the podcast birthday lines up with my birthday and my mom comes on to celebrate the year. The episodes with my mom are always some of my favorites, and this is no different. Mom, I know you always listen and read these: Thank you for everything. It could be the only thing I say for the rest of my life and it still wouldn't be enough. I love you. And I love you too, listener. Thanks for hangin out.

Comedian Mike Dupont comes by and asks Danny to make Spaghetti and Meatballs. Mike starts by filling us in on the Market Basket controversy that's sweeping the greater Boston area and how corporate isn't prepared for townies to take back what they love most; a family run grocery store. After, Mike gets open with his recovery process, the feeling of opiates withdrawal, and what his favorite activity to do was while he was still using. Honestly, it's just kind of what dudes do normally. (Don't do dr*gs, kids. They make you think NBA journeyman Austin Rivers is capable of winning an MVP)Support:Follow Mike: @mikeduponthehaloljkDanny will be headlining Downtown Comedy Club at Democracy Brewing in Boston 9/20/25. Tickets are available herePatreon.com/DannyKillea for more

The circle of life is cruel yet necessary. A send off for the first ever fan of this podcast.Bud man; I'll see ya when I see ya, and you best believe I'll bring you some pizza crust.

Little League Coach Tanner Pratt returns for an end of the season recap and pizza party. A long fought season ends in the championship game at the hands of a stubborn umpire who wouldn't admit they missed a call, snatching victory from the good guys. Tanner has been my friend for a long time. We have a lot of memories. This one is gonna stick with us for the rest of our days. Oh also Tanner is going to be a father in less than two weeks. We talk about that for maybe 5 minutes. Support Tanner: There's about to be a baby (with wife and past guest Danielle Mishkit) Just send them some good energy yeah? Patreon.com/DannyKillea for more instagram.com/dannykillea

An explanation for lack of episodes that include strep throat, a vacation, and a laser in the eye. Second half of the episode we take a look at the numbers for each song in the Goddaughter Music Series. If you were a person who commented something along the lines of "this song wasn't ever popular" then this is the episode for you. I promise you; the song was popular. Patreon for more: patreon.com/dannykillea

Comedian Theo Konstantino comes by and asks Danny to make Pastitsio (Greek Lasagna)The two start with how Cinnamon in Pasta is a tricky thing to nail and Theo throws Danny a bone bringing up the New York Knicks. Sorry, Jayson Tatum. Theo shifts to how he wasn't a big sports kid growing up even though he enjoyed it. This serves to be a springboard as the two discuss stopping a hobby because of skill level, why does it even matter to be "good" at something you view as a hobby, and the idea of forcing fun making it harder to have fun.Danny talks about what might be his first stalker, and we hear about "Critical Hit Theo" who used to step over the line a little too much in verbal sparring matches.Support:Instagram: @theokonstantinoPatreon.com/DannyKillea for more content (like the bonus episode Theo did immediately after this one)

Hooker Boy Studios hits the road for past guest (and sister) Meg Mele's first Mother's Day. Joined by her husband Joe, the two share what it has been like the first few months of being a family. We hear what it was like going to the hospital with a birthing plan and realizing "well this plan isn't happening," the feelings of pivoting to a C-Section after multiple days of labor, and how even though it was hard for Meg to let others take the wheel while recovering from surgery, it was needed. Past Guest, Mom, and now Grandma Susan Cascone makes a few appearances as well in between rocking the baby. She talks about what it's like being across the country for your daughter's stressful birthing process as well as the difference between being a Grandmother versus a Mother. Support: Patreon.com/DannyKillea for more content. Editor Note: Hey, I know holidays like this can suck for a lot of people. I'm sorry if that's the case for you. You'll be okay.

Anniversary episode! Dinner at Your Place sits down with photographer Corwin Wickersham and past guest Emily Wickersham (once Blodgett) for a taco night to celebrate a year of nuptial bliss.The recently wed couple share stories of camping mishaps, a proposal location change, and Corwin shares what it's like to find some of dad's old treasures. We also get a little insight on couple's therapy, the stigma behind it, and how you can/should do it "even if the house isn't on fire." Support Corwin and Emily: Corwin is an incredible photographer. Support him by following socials (@cwfour) and looking through his website corwinwickersham.comEmily has once again asked to just follow Dinner at Your Place and leave a positive review. She's the best. patreon.com/DannyKillea for more content

Human Being Sabrina D'Souza comes by and asks Danny to make Chilaquiles with Salsa Roja. Sabrina messaged Danny on Instagram something kind, and Danny had the completely normal reaction to say, "do you wanna be a guest on an episode of my podcast?" After making friends with the animals of Kentucky, Sabrina talks being back in Boston, and more specifically, the same place she grew up in. Unfortunately, Sabrina coming back to Boston was not originally her plan. After waking up one morning with an impending sense that "something bad was going to happen," that something would later come in the form of a Breast Cancer diagnosis. Sabrina tells us about "Cancer Crazies," the drive to keep being productive, and how it really is the little moments like enjoying a frozen yogurt that get us through the day. Support Sabrina: Instagram: @louisvilleanimalsSupport Danny: Solo podcast episodes and more content at patreon.com/DannyKillea

Musician Austin McCloud comes by and asks Danny for Quinoa. The exact phrase was "I've been slamming Quinoa raw lately but I guess I should have it with something." Austin talks making a record and what it takes to self produce an album. From the writing, to the recording, the mixing, and mastering, Austin mapped everything out and takes us through the process. We hear about renting an Air BnB instead of a studio because it was cheaper, how mixing songs became Austin's life for a little, and that when it was all said and done, Austin didn't plan for the praise he'd receive for the music. Support Austin: Trust Me, You'll Be Fine is available for streaming on all major platforms. Enjoy Austin's music, and follow him on socials @amccloud2292

Comedian Alex Giampapa comes by and asks Danny for a meat patty. Alex is on an elimination diet, he did not grow up eating like a junkyard dog.Alex and Danny jump in talking about a few venues that have fallen to the wayside, one of which being where Alex shot his first special (that may or may not have involved mind altering substances) Alex continues to examine some changes he's experienced in his career and how sometimes good advice can become obsolete that you have to unlearn, but the wisdom will always be priceless. Alex also talks about how despite a bleak political landscape we got to experience a Superbowl Halftime show for the ages and how he got in a fight with KFC from Barstool. Support Alex: Instagram: @giamdaddyComedy Specials: Alex Giampapa - Empire in DeclineAlex Giampapa - High Performance

Comedian Andrew Della Volpe comes back and defers to Danny for a meal pick. Danny had a craving for something and promises it's not a bit because it would be an awful one. Some shop talk at the beginning, Andrew and Danny talk about how at points Comedy can feel like chasing a dragon, how frustrating it is to feel like you aren't progressing, and how sometimes the best way to recognize your progression is to go back to Day 1 and look at it zoomed out. Andrew is getting married in the summer as well so we chat with the husband to be to ask him what are some things he think he'll be good at with the new relationship label as well as some things he might need to work on, but either way, he's ready and excited. Support Andrew: Instagram: @andrewdellavolpeTickets to Andrew's shows at The Rockwell, Portsmouth Music Hall, and all other shows can be found through this link

Photographer/Drummer/A few other things Steve Nisotel comes by and asks Danny for a Dairy Queen Blizzard. A special place in his heart, Steve recounts how this Blizzard flavor came to be, the friend that created it, and how this has become a fond but unfortunate yearly tradition to honor that friend. Steve also talks about drumming in a few different bands, running his own photography business, and the two discuss how Mario Kart changed both of their lives (this is not a joke) Support Steve: Photography: @stevenisotelphotography / stevenisotel.comMusic: @wariospeedwagon / Short Skirt Long Jacket Cake Cover(Hey it's Danny I was gonna post my switch code if you wanted to add me but just message me instead on one of the various social media apps and I'll give it to you there. Tuesdays 8PM Mario Kart. Anyone welcome)

Comedian/Photographer/Content Creator Jeremy Cangiano comes by and asks Danny for Chicken Cutlets, Mashed Potatoes, and Corn. After laughing about their past few social misses, Jeremy kicks it off talking about growing up in North Reading, his days working in a diner, and how he can still think of that "wet smell" he had on him after a shift. Jeremy tells us also how he's feeling like a 2.0 version of himself. After a long road looking inward at gender identity, Jeremy has finally arrived to a point where he feels like he's speaking truth about who he really is, making the future a very exciting path. Support Jeremy: Instagram: @jeremycangianoTik Tok: @techiejcPhotography: cangianostudios.com

"Dinner at Your Place?" starts 2025 the same way we enjoyed many days in 2024; hanging out with comedian Ryan Ellington. The two share some brownies and talk about the holidays throwing a curveball that sparked a sibling argument, how this time of the year feels different as you get older, and we hear Ryan is going to Japan to find a (new) wife. Sorry, Audrey. Support Ryan: Instagram: @ryan_ellington_

Solo one to keep the ball rolling. Stories include making a motorcycle friend, a (literal) Hall of Fame interaction, and watching someone become the Joker at an airport. Thanks for hanging out.

Comedians Kathe Farris and Jesse Farris return together! Friday Night Pizza and Gilmore Girls was a tradition, so the two asked for a Peppers and Onion Pie.We get a fun look into what it's like when a parent and their child are pursuing the same craft, how Kathe handles seeing Jesse deal with a tough crowd as her mother, and Jesse gives some wonderful insight to the idea that if you're arguing with your child, having a difference of opinion, and feeling frustrated; that could be a good thing. "It's okay to sometimes not like each other if most of the time you like each other."Kathe and Jesse also bring gifts and a "guess who got which" game turns into a contest that sees Danny have to choose a winner, and the two pitch why each should be crowned the victor. It goes as well as you think it does, and definitely no one's feelings get hurt.Support Kathe and Jesse:Website: kathefarris.comInstagram: @kathefarrisKathe's album Have You Seen This Woman? can be found on your preferred streaming choice, and be sure to check out Go Cork Yourself. The project where Kathe draws friends and famous faces on wine corks! Kathe will be headlining The Boston Harbor Distillery this Friday 11/22, and you can get tickets by clicking this link!Instagram: @jessemfarrisJesse will be at Off Cabot this Friday 11/22 and Saturday 11/23 with Erica Rhodes (Modern Family, Veep, New Girl) Tickets are available through this link

My sister is having a baby today (11.13.24)We went back to our youth and played a game of Mario Party to celebrate this new chapter. Along the way, Meg tells us about some foods she couldn't get enough of, why she hopes her child isn't a sporty one, and how the character Ninji, a pudgy entity that waddles and has two giant red buttons on its chest, is the pregnant woman spirit animal.Support Meg:Just send good thoughts. She also said go buy Mario Party cause it's really fun.To Gee: You've always been the best big sister, and I'm beyond excited to watch you fit into this new shell you've been wanting. I love you

Allston Pudding editor Harry Gustafson comes by and asks Danny to make Pasta Carbonara. Harry is the host of Allston Pudding Presents: The Puddcast; a podcast centered around interviewing musicians and shedding a light on the homegrown talent of Boston.Harry talks about his 8 years for the music blog, how its grown from the days of writing about only one genre of music, and his willingness to chase a new interest has lead him to wear many different hats over his career.That willingness to chase a new interest is something Harry attributes to his dad. When he passed, Harry needed an outlet for grief, and found it in photography. What started as therapeutic has become a blossoming skill; one that while he can't share with his dad in a traditional sense, Harry knows he's there. Support Harry:Check out allstonpudding.com and find your new favorite songFollow Harry at @sugyrrahListen to Allston Pudding Presents: The Puddcast at this link or anywhere you like listening to podcasts

Comedian and Content Creator Zach Remi (@newenglanddad) comes by and asks Danny to make blueberry pancakes. Zach also brought syrup tapped from his farm as well as a mixed berry jam from bushes on the property.A New England boy his whole life, Zach talks growing up in New Hampshire, the joys he got from teaching, and how he only stopped teaching to be a stay at home Dad; a role he's absolutely loving, but is a different job from the other men of his life.Zach then tells us about the farm, and how being outdoors with something to do is what keeps him sane. What better place for continued projects than a farm? Zach talks about life with chickens and how he hopes one day to have a flock of sheep, but the labor of love right now belongs to the sugaring process for maple syrup. Zach takes us through the process he's done four years in a row now where each year he's asked himself, "am I really gonna do this again?"Support Zach:Instagram: @new_england_dad

After an unexpected week off, Hooker Boy Studios is back. Musician Joshua Sweet comes by and asks Danny to recreate Buffalo Wild Wing's Asian Zing Sauce (served over Tofu Nuggets) A vegan now, Josh talks about how in the teenage years this sauce over chicken wings were so tasty he'd even eat the bone. Not one to shy away from food, Josh also tells us about the time he did the one chip challenge and was convinced he was dying. Josh tells us as well about his wandering path through the Music industry. Starting as a drummer, Josh now is a singer and bringing back the days of in your face front men. Whether it's through the music or having beer spat at him by a fellow musician, Josh wants the reaction. And if you tell him he should stop? Well that wouldn't be very Rock and Roll now would it? Support Josh: Instagram: @joshuasweetmusic@thesweetwaydevilJosh's songs can be found streaming by clicking this link

Designers Hannah Richards and Tyson Buggs return to the studio to answer a very important question Danny has for them: What exactly is the gig I said yes to on October 18th? Hannah is the co-founder of Heart and Soul Studios, an organization that gives young creatives in Boston a space to showcase their work. For their kick off event, it's only right they do a fashion show. Hannah and a group of hand picked up and coming Boston designers will showcase pieces from their collection, and Danny was lucky enough to be asked to partake as a model. Hannah and Tyson share some insight on the start up cost to sewing, talk about some of the special machines they have, and what are some of their favorite (and not so favorite) materials to work with. The two also talk about what it's like to work closely in a business manner with their romantic partner, and how it can actually be pretty great if you have the right person. Support Hannah and Tyson: Hannah's Pages: @[email protected]'s Page: @orendas.clothing

The studio is back to being a studio and not my bedroom now that roommate mom has finished her vacation. Before she left, we did a new segment where followers sent in anonymous questions to be answered by someone who has a bit of life experience. She named it. Not me. I've had a lot of conversations with my mom, but this one is towards the top of the list. Thanks for sending questions in. Hope you enjoy.Question Timestamps: 10:58 - Is 17 days too long to spend with your 30 year old son? 13:27 - When did you feel like an adult / When did you feel like you 'made it'? 18:00 - A piece of health advice you would give your younger self23:04 - How to overcome separation anxiety from family 25:19 - How has the meaning and definition of happiness changed for you over the years? 33:26 - Rank Danny's friends 42:49 - What advice would you give to young people on dating? 49:43 - What have you enjoyed most about aging now that you are an "old lady"? 54:34 - Your favorite memory from the 80s

Billy Baker is back and brings news of a bun in the oven about to burst. Will has had a lot on his plate as he and his wife prepare for the baby's arrival, but now it's t-minus 30 days till launch and we couldn't be more excited. We hear the story of the positive pregnancy test, how Will was in the doghouse for missing a premium window of time, and that at points during the process he felt like a sore used up lime.It seems like a ton of people right now are pregnant and so with that, Danny took the opportunity to ask his mom for parental advice. For ~30 years she's been a pretty solid mom, and she wrote down a top 10 list of parenting tips she came up with for a series that she has called "Ask an Old Lady" Support Will: Instagram: @willnoonanthecomedianWatch Will's full comedy special "Live in Boston" here for free on YouTube

You didn't think I'd forget, did you? The podcast turned 2, and I turned 30. Thanks for joining the ride; it's just getting started. Love you lots. -Danny

Studio favorite returns for a bounce around episode. Topics include approaching 30, what you want for gifts changes as you age, and a stage persona switch for Danny that while Ryan supports he can not himself jump on board for. A few Steve's and a check in on an old ex girlfriend rounds out this Black Iced Coffee episode. Support Ryan: Instagram: @ryan_ellington_Ryan will be at Off Cabot this weekend with Kevin Farley. Purchase tickets through this link

Hooker Boy Studios hits the road and talks with Danielle Mishkit, the singer and co founder of the new Vermont based band Borrow the Bones.We get to chat with Danielle about the band's first live performance from this past weekend, she tells a story of a National Anthem where she forgot the words, and how as a kid she realized she was good at singing but also worried if it was just her ego telling her that.Danielle also tells us about the band's name, and it's a really great lesson for life (I said that part. Not her) Support Danielle:Instagram: @dmishkitBorrow the Bones will have a website soon, and this section will be updated. Danielle says it will be borrowthebones.com

Lead Singer of the band Beeef and Co-Founder of Allston Pudding Perry Eaton comes by and asks Danny to recreate a Taco Bell Cheesy Gordita Crunch. Perry takes us back to the first Taco Bell trips as a child where it was a Taco Bell/KFC hybrid. We get the classic order, an explanation of what a KFC Twister was, and how Perry's affection for a "secret sauce" might actually just be Ranch Dressing. Beeef will be releasing a new album next week on Friday September, 6th. We hear about the formation of Beeef, what it takes to make a band stay together for 10 years, and as a special treat at the end we get the full release of the *FUTURE BOSTON BRUINS PUCK DROP SONG "Something in the River" *Hopefully Support Perry and Beeef: Beeef's new album Somebody's Favorite will release Friday September, 6th, 2024. Click here to pre-save the album and stream the singles out nowInstagram: @beeeftheband

Comedian and Writer Amma Marfo comes by and asks Danny to recreate a now discontinued dessert pizza from Pizza Hut. Amma is now gluten intolerant so that adds a layer when creating a pizza, but we get schooled on the glow up that Cauliflower has had and how that is used for crust. Amma is aware it is not as good as regular pizza dough. Amma also tells us about a family visit and the two discuss the middle years of the parent/child relationship, the process of renewing a green card, and how Massachusetts State Representative Kevin Honan's wife paid for some supplies Amma was grabbing for volunteer work she does. She didn't even tell Amma her name, just did a good deed and when asked said, "it's not important." (If google is accurate: Thanks for the supplies, Colleen!)Support Amma: Instagram: @ammamarfoWatch Amma's special "Enjoy Your Nachos" here

Comedian and Actor Ahmed Bharoocha comes by and asks Danny to make Ohn No Khauk Swe (Burmese Chicken Coconut Soup) Ahmed gives us a lesson on where exactly Burma is, and along the way explains a little of his family history. It's a mixed bag of cultures and religions (some of which don't get along) but rather than push himself into one specific box, Ahmed has found himself more comfortable blending his worlds even if some people say "you can't be both." We learn a little about Ahmed's children as well, and how he's the day-to-day caretaker. A father in that position, he's heard all the classic comments like "mom's day off?" It can be frustrating, but rather than get frustrated he leans into it for a personal giggle, all the while knowing with his kids is where he feels most comfortable. Support Ahmed: Instagram: @ahmedbharoochaIf you've ever thought about trying stand-up or looking for pointers, Ahmed will be teaching a class both in person and virtually. More info can be found at ahmedscomedyschool.comAhmed will be in Worcester, MA, tonight (8/2) at Ralph's Rock Diner. Tickets can be found through this link. Ahmed will also be at The Dugout Cafe in Boston, MA, tomorrow (8/3) for Mendoza Line Comedy. Tickets for that can be purchased here

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Food Blogger Alyssa Palladino (@bottomlyssbites) comes by and asks Danny for "Chicken Parm or Eggplant Parm." Why not both? We jump in with Alyssa telling us how people pronounce her name incorrectly, but not the part of her name you'd think. The two throw out a few nostalgic snacks, how some have fallen off (or never hit the mark to begin with), and Alyssa shares a beloved flavor of ice cream that would be buried deep on a "Most Popular Ice Cream Flavors" list. Alyssa shifts and tells us about a childhood split between two parents. Yes, there was a divorce, but up until age 9 she lived with her mother. After a tragic accident where her mother passed, Alyssa and her siblings found themselves living with their father and step-mother. At peace with it today, she does look at younger family members who are now the age she was for this traumatic event and think "maybe a 9 year old shouldn't have to deal with that," as well as knowing this has a role in her day to day anxiety. Support Alyssa: Instagram: @bottomlyssbites

Food Blogger Vivian Dang comes by and asks Danny to make Thit Kho (braised pork and eggs)Vivian starts with talking about the dinner entertainment she'll usually watch when eating, and how her video of choice makes it so she never has dinner alone. Vivian tells us too about how her love of food came from a mother that always cooked, and even though she now enjoys life as a food blogger, she herself isn't too big on cooking. The conversation shifts when Vivian shares a magical 10 minutes she had away from her phone, and the two discuss how she never really has time to relax. Even when she does find the time, Vivian is still thinking about the next work thing to take care of, and after thinking about work for most of her life it's hard to come up for fresh air. Support Vivian: Instagram: @viviandfoodie

Dinner at Your Place brings The South Shore Boyz some bar style pizzas for what basically is a sleepover where everyone stays up too late and has the giggles. Someone's mom is accused of making bad pizza, a seltzer is chugged so fast it almost becomes a regurgitated guest, and we get an argument for flushing food down the toilet. Support:The South Shore Boyz, along with a podcast, have a weekly stand up comedy show beginning 7/16 at Nash Bar and Stage on Tremont Street in Boston. Show 7:30PM start time. Danny's stand up show "Leftovers" begins this Thursday 7/18 at Sunset Cantina on Comm Ave in Boston. Show 8PM, 5 dollar tickets can be purchased through this link (your ticket purchase to "Leftovers" comes with a homemade baked good by Danny)

Musician and Podcast Host/Producer Chuck Staton comes by and asks Danny to make Chicken Marsala and Twice Baked Potatoes.Chuck starts with the punk band Mohawk days, an unfortunate scalp sunburn, and how even as adults that know better the idea of "you gotta get a sunburn first before you can tan" is a concept people still follow.We then move into Chuck's love for regional chains. The idea of making a product, cornering a market, and not bending on your morals; the result is a creation that's well liked enough by consumers to provide "comfort" to the creator while not becoming a corporate shell for the sake of excess. Chuck also talks about how today's climate feels like a race to be the first person to say something mean/snarky/sarcastic, and how it basically is just a chocolate cake.Support Chuck:Click this link to find "Funbearable" episodes on your streaming platform of choiceThe Funbearable team will be recording their 100th episode Live at the Comedy Connection in Rhode Island 7/21. Get tickets through this link hereFollow Chuck @discountchuck on all socialsDanny's weekly stand up comedy show Leftovers at Sunset Cantina starts 7/18. Click here for tickets

Comedian Caroline Moore comes by and asks Danny to make Ooey Gooey Butter Bars.We begin with what even is an Ooey Gooey Butter Bar, and quickly move to Caroline's dad finding a passion for bull riding. Caroline would be packed up in the family car for a drive to Kansas from Massachusetts to watch her dad compete in a bull riding event at the state fair, while Caroline herself would compete in a sheep riding event known as Mutton Bustin'After a little slice of Americana, Caroline tells us about her day job as the burial planner for a cemetery. Having always wanted to work in the Deathcare Industry, Caroline walks us through what it's like being the "Wednesday Addams" kid, the idea of respecting death, and how death is something that happens to everyone yet is a conversation no one wants to have.Caroline also talks about a few predatory practices in the Deathcare Industry, how you really don't need that 700 dollar urn (unless that's what the person going in the urn ACTUALLY wanted), and how even in death there's things to laugh at.Support Caroline:Instagram: @coolrolineTickets for Danny's weekly stand-up show at Sunset Cantina in Boston starting 7/18 can be purchased hereReferenced throughout the episode is Caitlin Doughty's book Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (And Other Lessons from the Crematory) which can be found for purchase through Caitlin's website by clicking this link

Comedian Jesse Farris comes by and asks Danny to make queso. Jesse starts with how she was once known as "Heater Girl." A teenager who wished to fade into the background, Jesse found a warm heater at her high school and like a cat made that her kingdom. The two talk getting mistaken for being younger than they are, and how it's considered "good" for women but "bad" for men. Jesse is also the daughter of past guest Kathe. The two talk having the same career path as a parent, the difference between walking in their footsteps versus being stuck in their shadow, and Jesse gives some advice on the importance of expressing individuality. Jesse also went to New York City and, in traditional New York City fashion, saw male genitalia. Also Jesse I know you're reading this so this is just for you (but it applies to everyone): Go get a glass of water. Support Jesse:Instagram: @jessemfarris