Written in January of 2020. First Live Performance filmed in February of 2020.
This is the story of how mediocre comedian Brad Scott became mediocre comedian Brad Scott with sole custody of his kid. There's heroine, prison, and the rapper Stitches!
Recorded live at the intimate 80 seat Red Curb Comedy Club in Avon, IN just days before the world shut down. The sold out crowd of 80 turned out to be only 27 that braved the weather and the start of the pandemic to hear this heartwarming and moving story of an idiot who manages to be a great father.
Special thanks to
Mark Biddy (Fresh Produce)
Will Pfaffenberger (Brad's intro and owner of Red Curb)
Arec Simeri (Former co-host of Wrastlemania)
Brad Shoemaker (Producing/Podcasting Godfather of Indianapolis)
Finch, Dan West, and the rest of the season 3 SC crew.
Corey Miller, the greatest co-host I ever had.
Vic Miller, Corey but the black version.
Rob Harris, first mentor and definition of cool.
Chris and Heidi Miller, family beyond comedy.
And the rest!
On the debut episode of the spinoff "Subjective Confidential" We start off with Brad telling two nice warm fuzzy stories about being mistaken for Tom Jones and meeting Tiona the bad ass Indy bus driver with a love for horror movies and her children/grandchildren.
Then Brad tells the story he posted about on social media a few weeks ago involving someone stealing his car while on a Door Dash delivery with his child Matthew (Going by the name Requin at the time of recording) in the car.
After that we get Requin's perspective on this traumatic event.
It's not a normal Subjective Comedy episode, but Brad can't afford therapy.
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Cars, cards, and cats...and music...and cats!
Brad's friend Ellie joins the show and makes the biggest impact in SC history!
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Just in time for March Madness it's the return of "The Subjective 16", our NCAA style subjective tournament. Our Bracketologist for this episode is comedian Patrick Murray with his top 16 bands. Based out of Indianapolis, IN for the last 9 years. Patrick is moving across the pond to London in a few months. We talk about that, why he would die happily if he were moving to South America instead, and he brings us a gift in the form of a new intro song to lead Subjective Comedy into the future!
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Comedian Isaac Outland joins Brad and Producer Perc to tell a crazy story involving his best friend, his cousin, and his ex-fiance.
Brad talks with his friend Katie Findley Schwarz, Director at KICIT. An organization that helps homeless youths in the Indianapolis area.
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We learn of a shocking connection the Karate Kid II has to Will's marriage. Corey calls into question Bankroll or Bust, and we meet Will's limited fake Doc Brown. Share this podcast if not for anything else, but the Glory of Love.
Will bought an RV which prompts Brad's story of a trip to the Grand Canyon with an ex girlfriend and her family. Corey is consistent in a game of Bankroll or Bust that causes continuity concerns. Then the guys talk Coming 2 America.
Brad, Will, and Corey are back with another episode of their limited series "The Sequel Machine". This episode they look back at National Treasure 2. Does it hold up? Is Brad losing his mind? Or playing the unbalanced role perfectly of podcast host of a Nic Cage movie? Follow the show @bradscottlive check out @redcurbcomedy and listen/watch @thebreakdownpodcast