Pot of Hot Coffee

In Episode 29 of Pot Full of Hot Coffee, Tom Anderson and Justin Hartmann deliver another chaotic, hilarious ride through stories, hot takes, and absurd observations. The show kicks off with a nostalgic dive into early social media and Tom's Myspace fame, including how he was bullied by women online. The guys riff on childhood cigarette habits, weird sponsorship ideas, and a spontaneous trip to Austin where they link up with Travis, who becomes a recurring character throughout the episode. Travis calls in with updates about Anthony Jr., train altercations, and trying (and failing) to beat Fiona in basketball. The crew talks scam encounters, silk boxers, shady open mics, and Justin’s adventures doing comedy in Boston, all while tossing around wild takes on sports, comedy, and New York culture. From Mickey Mantle to Aroldis Chapman, they hit baseball legends, then pivot into foot doctors, creatine, and unexpected political detours featuring Ron Paul and Candace Owens. With mentions of saunas, fasting, sketchy classroom incidents, and ridiculous "financial advice," this episode is packed with raw energy, unpredictable tangents, and a touch of local legend lore. If you like comedy with zero filter and a rotating cast of unhinged characters, this one’s for you.

In Episode 28 of Pot of Hot Coffee, titled “Unc Maxing”, comedian Joe DeVito joins Travis and Sean for an unfiltered ride through comedy, chaos, and cultural commentary. They kick things off with Joe’s roots and a few wild tales—including a bizarre encounter with Juggalos and a nostalgic nod to Kevin Smith films. From there, the trio dives into the absurd: Travis’ tale of a tattooed Asian queen, crackheads speaking in tongues, and a surprisingly deep analysis of retail employee demographics sparked by a fight at a T-Mobile store. This episode is equal parts social critique and ridiculous storytelling—featuring Caribbean Freemasons, degenerate gamblers, skateboarders, freezing jeans, and the forgotten glory of Times Square toy stores. There's Bronx walking, cougar hunting, Akon impersonators, and Travis declaring his love for Roosevelt Avenue—while slandering English, Dutch, and American accents in one go. Rounding out the chaos is beer-drinking lore (shoutout Wade Boggs), financial life hacks, Airbnb grifting, and Sean’s undying love for Long Island. From FDNY corruption theories to musings on “Trapped in the Closet,” nothing’s off-limits in this fast-paced, unc-filtered (literally) comedy free-for-all. It’s raw, weird, and deeply New York. You’ve been warned.

In Episode 27 of Pot of Hot Coffee, Sean and Travis are joined by special guests I'll Drink to That’s Justin Hartmann and Producer Pat for an unfiltered, chaotic ride through personal stories, strange confessions, and barely believable moments. The episode kicks off with Sean's technical mishap and quickly spirals into tales from the LIRR, crust punks, and the philosophy of blunt rolling. From spitting on train conductors to foot fetishes and wiping mishaps, no topic is too weird or too gross. Travis finds himself with a new job, a strange proposition, and a budding friendship with a lady of the night. Other highlights include a wild Bobby Lee swingers party story, crashing the Kill Tony afterparty, pretending to be homeless, and digging in the trash like pros. The guys touch on NFL players with dark pasts, Brazilian gamers, and even confront a mix-up between Rob and Dan Schneider. By the end, it’s fart mics, soccer boxing, slapstick iPad violence, and Justin reflecting on his mysterious “brister.” With Pat and Justin in the mix, the energy is off the rails and the laughs don’t stop. Unhinged, hilarious, and strangely insightful, this is Pot of Hot Coffee at its most raw.

This one’s got everything: Mexican outlaw country, seltzer ASMR, stock market rants, Facebook booty calls, and surprise videos that can’t be unseen. Sean and Travis come in hot with updates, corrections, and chaos—from Twitch-streamed church services and YouTube foot censorship to Dominicans for Trump and financial lessons from Japan’s kamikaze economy. Sean reveals his issues with pork (RIP pernil), while Travis tries seltzer and debates his stance on movie snacks, Larry Sanders, and Neilson ratings. There’s deep talk about the crackhead differences between the Midwest and East Coast, the science of phenology, and the dark reality of Instagram comment section clout chasing. They dive into open mic stories, Jewish comedians, Instagram engagement farming, and a hypothetical involving Jeffrey Epstein and low-effort podcasting. The mics stay hot even after the camera dies, because the grind never stops. Also covered: – Getting catfished in East New York – Hating on Killers of the Flower Moon – Hideki Matsui’s gooner status – The return of boobs and menopause mommies – Lying to women about watching prestige TV – Travis possibly going viral (or not) – Gay dudes saving the neighborhood Whether it’s power rankings, big EBT news, or rat packs by region—this is the exact kind of unfiltered mess you want in your ear on a slow weekday. 📞 Call us: (516) 202-1889 📲 Follow @potfullofhotcoffee 🎧 New episodes weekly — like, comment, subscribe!

This episode hits all the wild pockets—from Midget Hooters to background check failures, CTE legends, and refrigerant-based crimes. Sean, Travis, and Zack are back in the studio for an hour and forty minutes of nonstop chaos, fast food hot takes, childhood trauma, and deep cuts on movies, sports, and Long Island characters.Zack breaks down his favorite movie series while Sean demolishes a burrito on-mic. Travis tries to donate sperm (and fails), fantasizes about stomping someone’s head like BJ Penn, and reflects on his failed marketing plans involving refrigerant and TikTok schizophrenics. Ghost gets tangled up, a mysterious noise haunts the episode, and somehow it all leads to Jamis Winston stories, Bagel Boss Guy, and NBA coaches stealing girlfriends.They also talk:Al Pacino as a misunderstood artistGetting denied from sperm banksWar with Iran, Xbox racism & Filipino Ghost GunsEDP445, Michael Vick, and OG YouTubersOpen mics during COVID & bad kids from MassapequaXFL dreams, lacrosse interviews, and Derrick Rose’s downfall🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple & everywhere else 📞 Call the show: (516) 202-1889 📲 Follow us @potfullofhotcoffee on IG/TikTok ☕ Weekly drops. Like, comment, subscribe.#ComedyPodcast #LongIslandPodcast #GhostGuns #EDP445 #OpenMicStories #SpermBankFail

Pot Full of Hot Coffee Ep. 24 – “Sentimental About Shirts" No guests, no filters—just Sean and Travis going fully unhinged for an hour and 40 minutes of offbeat chaos, obscure references, and conspiracy-adjacent storytelling. This is the Black Coffee Episode, and it’s all over the place in the best way. They kick things off with some ASMR cigarette lighting, then spiral into deep dives on mid-2000s action movies, WWE Films, library DVD culture, and Indian hustle culture. Travis explains why he wants to be detained by ICE, Sean defends America's women with a highly questionable rant, and the fellas somehow end up talking about swimming with gators, the Darien Gap, and the psychology of knockoff bootleg shirts. From Dominican shawties to Elon vs. Trump, Chinese YNs, fake DNA tests, and dealing with squatters, this episode hits every weird corner of the cultural map. There's also talk of LinkedIn connections, spelling bees, finance bros, LIRR trauma, and confusing your own cousins. No guests, just bars. 📞 Leave us a voicemail: (516) 202-1889 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple, etc. 📲 Follow @potofhotcoffee on IG ☕ New episodes weekly – Like, comment, and subscribe.

This week, the crew is joined by Fiona Michaels for a completely unhinged rollercoaster of an episode that covers everything from homeless security tactics to feeder kink conspiracies to finding out one of your boys might’ve been in Leeway. Things kick off with a lecture on teaching, porn, and Albanian geography before spiraling into OnlyFans detective work, troubling pickup artist theories, and the mystery of Chris Miller. Sean and Travis call up Greg Cassiano, who immediately sends them to voicemail, triggering a string of roast sessions, callbacks, and deep dives into Long Island comedy lore, bad dates, and the true horrors of performing stand-up at a half-empty gay bar by accident. Meanwhile, Travis confesses to lying to women, possibly turning a skinny girl fat, and being both a frail bodyguard and a grime rap hater. Fiona reveals wild family history (including an uncle in a hardcore band and dating Peter Steele), and later gets asked to cough for money while the gang dissects male manipulation, weird Hinge situationships, and whether Vinny from Jersey Shore should ever hold a mic again.

Comedian Joe DeVito joins Sean and Travis for an absolutely off-the-rails episode full of wild stories, reckless laughs, and unexpected wisdom. It kicks off with a deep dive into who the real Joe DeVito is and spirals into everything from espresso martinis and bad high school memories to trolling strangers and interpreting interpretive dance. The boys touch on Dominican summers, Italians vs. Native Americans, and therapy comedians who treat open mics like trauma dumps. There’s debate over BTS concerts vs. Mets games, freestyle platinum records, and why poetry mics might be the rawest form of chaos. Joe shares his takes on comedy, culture, and everything in between while Sean and Travis try to get him booked on Long Island (again), find Travis a wife, and settle the age-old question: is it ethical to own a slave... if the vibes are right?

In Episode 21 of Pot of Hot Coffee, the crew reunites to catch up on a chaotic week full of wild stories, broken filters, and unsolicited opinions. The episode starts with tales of hooptie attraction, Tinder misfires, and a mysterious phone number you definitely shouldn’t call. Travis reflects on career prospects while Sean unpacks a call that had him thinking he was blocked.The squad dives into the India vs. Pakistan conflict—briefly—before switching gears to dab fiends, LIRR push-up contests, and open mic meltdowns. Ramsey’s manic spiral and Travis’ hour-long mic takeover get plenty of airtime. There’s also an appearance from Chinese Joe Rogan and a side rant on Trump’s Sudafed stash.Things escalate fast: bathroom breaks at fast food joints, ghost riding the whip, disability fight clubs, mistaken sexuality, and yes—someone drank cat feces. Console wars ignite, Nintendo gets slandered, and the boys drop hidden NYC gems before hitting “the list” and entering incel hour.Travis struggles with his Hinge game, SoundCloud rappers are going pop punk, and the Sauce Boss makes his debut. It's unfiltered, unpredictable, and packed with enough tangents to derail a train. If you’re into chaos with a side of comedy, this episode delivers

Episode 20 of Pot of Hot Coffee kicks off with allegations, a broken mic, and a bit that was too hot to waste off air. Travis pulls up in his first-ever suit, and the crew dives into a whirlwind of topics including nerdy open micers in black Air Force 1s, sports gambling, and bathroom attendants who’ve seen too much. Sean breaks down the gentrification of bodegas, the underrated excellence of dirty Chinese takeout, and an open mic story that ends with a public bathroom disaster.There’s club talk, bum vibe checks, a bad trip recap, and a deranged Kmart employee story that somehow leads into car crashes and setting dinner tables. Then it’s a full-on gamer nostalgia ride—from Tony Hawk’s Underground to Halo, Call of Duty, and glitching Rainbow Six leaderboards. The fellas even get into DOA beach volleyball and GTA clones.The vibes stay chaotic with tales of missed opportunities to join the Russian mob, East Village open mic madness, and a female booty call that turns into a church daggering story. Joe dips early, Travis gets a surprise call from Eric, and a mystery bag (and some Magnums) close things out. This episode is wall-to-wall antics—tune in.

In Episode 19 of Pot of Hot Coffee, Travis shows off a jacket that sparks a deep dive into North Philly parties, Chinese cigarette weddings, and dollar vans full of Hasidic energy. The boys cover everything from getting sold a stolen car with a swapped VIN to bumming cigarettes off a pregnant coworker, guerilla advertising in the wild, and the mystery of Chinese pimps. Sean drops a story saved just for the pod, leading into a chaotic chain of events involving WE chat, fake sneakers, and a rich lady flexing Newports like they’re Birkin bags. Travis deals with a bad Secret Santa gift and shares his brush with the Cro-Mags’ John Joseph. Coffee addiction gets exposed, Albanians get involved, and the camera freezes during Sean’s big bit. There’s talk of walking the Manhattan Bridge, a failed GTA taxi ride, reclaiming foreskin, and Tony Hinchcliffe allegedly reaching out with some bullying vibes. The fellas also compare open mics in Long Island vs the city, throw it back to classic viral YouTube moments, and navigate the always chaotic world of stand-up hustle. One of the realest pods yet—raw, hilarious, and unpredictable.

In Episode 18 of Pot of Hot Coffee, the crew returns with an extra chaotic and hilarious ride featuring live WNBA Draft coverage, deep dives into neighborhood beefs, and unsolicited banana bread reviews. Joe, Travis, and Sean kick things off by breaking down the awkwardness of a failed dap and what it means to be live from the WNBA Draft. From sea moss to scumbag entrepreneurs, this episode covers a wild range of topics—French Montana appreciation, Twitter fights, ghost-related disruptions, and hipster party infiltrations.Joe shares stories of ASAP Rocky encounters and DMing Playboi Carti, while Travis reminisces about hugging the homeless and encountering the Dominican RVD at the gym sauna. The boys debate how tall is too tall to date, drop WNBA scouting reports, and discuss dropping phones on planes and soap in shoes. Also on deck: Jewish food, flirting with the lunch lady, school lunches, the Gilgo Beach killer, and Massapequa vs. Lindenhurst.As always, we get into “the list,” explore agoraphobia, pitch a hypothetical rebrand in Russia, and meet another Lindenhurst legend. Plus—Eric Adams, COD4, crack hypotheticals, and a rare moment of Travis calling Paterson “nice.” Tune in for jokes, lore, and unexpected depth.