In today's episode, I sit down with the sharp and hilarious Chrissy Castro, a San Diego comic who started her comedy journey just a year ago after being fired for writing a "casual email" from Hawaii! Chrissy shares her incredible transition from corporate creative director to stand-up comedian, and how getting removed from her position for trying to be funny in an email actually pushed her to finally pursue her secret dream of doing comedy.We dive into Chrissy's unique background, which includes growing up on a Florida farm, spending most of her life in Nashville, and now making San Diego her home. She opens up about her comedy process, why she goes through periods of avoiding other comics to prevent accidentally stealing material, and how her immigrant boyfriend, Ray, provides endless material with his adorable English mix-ups. We also discuss surfing culture, parking lot friendships, the reality of open mics, and why Chrissy believes kids should wear suits and adults should wear pyjamas!Episode Timeline Highlights00:00 - Introduction: Someone threw up before I went on stage!03:16 - Meet Chrissy Castro: From Florida farm to San Diego comedy05:12 - Why I might move to Nashville (and why Chrissy left)11:45 - Chrissy's origin story: Fired for a funny email from Hawaii15:08 - Taking Lisa Gilbert's comedy class and running the light19:34 - Featuring at Lestat's and finding her comedy voice24:28 - The art of writing jokes vs. being a comedy parrot30:13 - Corporate gigs and that special tension in the room34:14 - Bombing at an improv show, then killing at Mic Drop38:17 - Ray's greatest hits41:08 - Nothing is off limits: Comedy about family and relationships47:23 - Surfing, parking lot friends, and the bathrobe lifestyleCONNECT WITH US:Follow Chrissy on all social media @chrissyteehees Catch Chrissy at her upcoming shows:Comedy Heights in Normal Heights - Hosting January 9th & 10thFeaturing regularly at Lestat's - Check her socials for dates!Looking for comedy shows in San Diego? Check out Mic Drop Comedy, Lestat's, The Grand Comedy Club, and Comedy Heights!FINAL THOUGHTS:Thank you for joining us for this fun conversation with Chrissy! Her story proves that sometimes the worst moments (like getting fired) can lead to the best decisions.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share with your comedy-loving friends.
In today's episode, I sit down with the wonderful Dan Yourg, a San Diego comic who everyone absolutely loves! Dan shares his incredible journey into comedy, starting just over a year and a half ago, when some people thought his first showcase announcement was an April Fool's joke because they never knew he had a funny side.
Spoiler alert: he bombed nobody! We delve into Dan's fascinating background - from growing up in the Chicago area (his dad was a Chicago firefighter!) to playing football at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, to eventually landing in San Diego, where he has been for 40 years. Dan opens up about his dry, deadpan comedy style, the comics who inspire him (hello, Nate Bargatze and Bob Newhart!), and why he's committed to working clean so his grandkids can watch him perform. Plus, Dan tells an absolutely wild story about literally escaping from the hospital (well, leaving without being discharged) to make it to his very first showcase at Mic Drop!
We also discuss building an audience organically, the realities of open mics, and our shared love of Nashville comedy. Don't miss my story about meeting John Mulaney in Hollywood either!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction and my John Mulaney encounter story
03:49 - Dan's comedy origin: When people thought it was a joke
09:12 - Dan's Midwest roots: Chicago fireman's son
11:00 - My arrest story in Madison, Wisconsin
18:07 - Why Dan works clean and family support for comedy
21:08 - Comedy influences: Nate Bargatze, Bob Newhart, Leslie Nielsen
30:13 - The truth about open mics (they're like hot dogs!)
33:37 - My Hollywood adventure with John Mulaney and Robbie Hoffman
45:00 - Dan's incredible first showcase: The hospital escape story
53:05 - Dan's upcoming shows and where to find him
CONNECT WITH US:
Follow Dan on Instagram: @danyourgcomedy
Catch Dan at his upcoming shows:
Looking for comedy shows in San Diego? Check out Mic Drop Comedy, Lestat's, The Grand Comedy Club in Escondido, and the Comedy Store in La Jolla!
FINAL THOUGHTS:
Thank you for joining us for this heartwarming conversation! Dan's story is proof that it's never too late to pursue your passion - whether you're starting comedy in your 60s like Dan or your 70s like me! His dedication to the craft (literally leaving the hospital to make his first show!) and his genuine, approachable personality are why everyone in the San Diego comedy scene loves him.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share with your comedy-loving friends. New episodes drop regularly, so stay tuned!
In this episode, I sit down with Victor M. Paz, a rising star in the San Diego comedy scene who's accomplished a remarkable amount in just three years. Victor shares his journey from his first comedy show to now running Cackles, a production company putting on 8-10 shows monthly across San Diego County.
We dive into the behind-the-scenes work of producing comedy shows, what it means to find your authentic voice on stage, and Victor's hilarious stories about his "midget bodybuilder" dog (half corgi, half pit bull!). Plus, hear the wild story about his birthday headline show that turned into an unexpected fight night! Whether you're a comedy fan or aspiring comedian, you'll love Victor's insights on developing material for different audiences and his plans to expand Cackles to bring comedy to underserved communities.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction and meeting Victor at my first comedy show
03:05 - Victor's comedy journey (only 3 years in!) and performing 100+ times yearly
07:17 - How Cackles comedy production company got started
13:18 - The pit bull with a body drop - Victor's unique dog Meatloaf
21:25 - Having a happy childhood and still becoming a comedian
25:14 - Victor's comedy influences and why he doesn't have a "Mount Rushmore"
30:00 - Plans for Cackles in 2026 - themed shows and expanding to smaller towns
36:04 - The birthday headline show that turned into an unexpected fight
46:22 - Finding your voice as a comedian and cross-generational appeal
CONNECT WITH VICTOR & CACKLES
Instagram: @VICPAZJR
Cackles Comedy: @KACKLEZ on Instagram
ABOUT VICTOR
Victor M. Paz is not just a comedian but also a photographer, videographer, and co-founder of Cackles Comedy Productions. In just three years, he's gone from open mics to producing shows, featuring, and now headlining. His approach to comedy focuses on finding authenticity and connecting with audiences across generations.
I've watched Victor perform about 10 times, and his growth has been incredible! Make sure to catch one of his shows if you're in San Diego.
Love this episode? Please like, comment and subscribe to help the podcast grow! I'm always looking for interesting guests in comedy, so drop suggestions in the comments.
In this episode, I sit down with my delightful producer and podcast pal, Devin Smith! From his home base in Marietta, Georgia (yes, we talk about the diner there), Devin shares how he stumbled into the world of podcasting, built Podium Studios from the ground up, and followed his passion to create art through sound. We swap stories about life, comedy, marriage, perfectionism, and even martial arts—you’re in for an honest, funny, and inspiring ride.
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a podcast, how to launch your own, or how to keep your humor alive while building a business, this episode has something for you. Devin and I laugh a lot, talk real life, and dive into everything from YouTube podcasting to Harlequin novel interviews gone sideways. So grab your headphones and let’s get into it!
🕰️ Episode Timeline Highlights
[0:57] - Meet Devin Smith: Podcast producer, not a comedian—but definitely a good laffer.
[2:10] - Suzi shares her Thanksgiving plans and love for her rocket scientist daughter-in-law.
[5:35] - How Devin got into podcasting (hint: iPods and perfectionism were involved).
[10:11] - Remembering Dan Miller and the impact of “48 Days to the Work You Love.”
[13:51] - Why Devin launched Podium Studios and fell in love with podcast production.
[15:44] - Suzi’s take on podcast advertisers and the business of podcasting.
[20:14] - The power of YouTube and why video is the future of podcasts.
[24:23] - Lessons from Devin’s dad: “Be kind to everyone on your way up.”
[27:33] - The time a Harlequin romance author’s interview audio vanished.
[33:51] - Suzi’s wild journey into the film industry—complete with Dennis Hopper advice.
[45:35] - Devin reveals his passion for Kung Fu and the mentor who changed his life.
[52:00] - Women, self-defense, and why knowing your own strength matters.
🔗 Links & Resources
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Don’t forget to rate, follow, share, and leave a review! Your support keeps the laughs (and life lessons) coming. Until next time—this is Grandma Fun Fun, signing off! 💋
In this episode of the Suzi Chicago Podcast, I welcome Honey Bear, a rising comedian who shares her inspiring journey into stand-up comedy. Honey Bear reveals how she started performing on Valentine's Day 2023 after being captivated by open mic nights.
Known for her impressive ability to recite Pi to 100 decimal places, Honey Bear opens up about her experiences as a comedian on the autism spectrum and discusses her comedy influences, including Taylor Tomlinson, Josh Johnson, and Audrey Stewart. The conversation flows naturally through topics ranging from generational differences in parenting and therapy to shared excitement about seeing Robbie Hoffman's upcoming comedy special taping.
This episode beautifully captures the connection between two comedians from different generations, exploring everything from Seinfeld references to the evolution of language and social norms, all while celebrating the authenticity and vulnerability that great comedy requires.
TIMESTAMPS
CONNECT WITH US:
Stay connected for more episodes and laughs!
FINAL THOUGHTS:
Thank you for joining us for this laugh-filled conversation with Honey Bear! If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share with your comedy-loving friends.
In this episode of the Suzi Chicago podcast, I sit down with Jamie Shriner, a brilliant musical comedian I met at a comedy club in San Diego. We dive into her fascinating journey from musical theatre student to writing and performing her own musical comedy songs. Jamie shares how the pandemic helped her find her authentic voice and why she's no longer trying to impress "five guys in the back" but instead creating content for her true audience.
Jamie opens up about her childhood as the class clown, her creative process for writing comedy songs, and even reveals her embarrassing "worst gig" story involving a hot-boxed 420 show and an accidentally recorded rant! We also bond over our shared Midwestern roots, our love of chocolate and sweets, and why having your own unique voice is essential in comedy.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00:33 - Welcome to the Suzi Chicago podcast
00:03:06 - Jamie's journey from musical theatre to musical comedy
00:07:49 - Finding your authentic voice in comedy
00:12:13 - Knowing you're funny as a kid
00:17:10 - Jamie's current projects and upcoming album
00:21:49 - How Jamie writes comedy songs
00:29:24 - Our shared love of sugar and sweets
00:34:28 - Jamie's comedy influences
00:37:38 - The worst gig Jamie ever had
00:41:46 - Jamie's favorite performances and growth as an artist
CONNECT WITH JAMIE
🌐 Website: https://jamieshriner.com
📱 Instagram: @JamieShrinerSings
📱 TikTok: @JamieShrinerSings
📱 Facebook: Jamie Shriner Tells Stories
JAMIE'S UPCOMING PROJECTS
🎤 The Nightmare Factory - New album releasing October 11
🎬 "You're Too Old Not to Know This" - Web series with Laugh Factory Chicago
ABOUT THE SUZI CHICAGO PODCAST
My podcast is a show about everything and nothing. We're here to make you laugh and give you a break from the real world through conversations with fascinating people.
If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share! Every subscription helps me keep bringing you these conversations with amazing creators like Jamie. Who would you like to see on the podcast next? Let me know in the comments below!
In today's episode, I chat with the hilarious Lena Stone, a San Diego-based comedian who calls herself "the snack bitch" because she's always handing out snacks to her kids! We dive into her fascinating journey into comedy, starting from her elementary school days when she held comedy shows on the playground until a yard duty lady threatened to suspend her for "inciting a riot" - a comedy riot!
Lena shares how she rediscovered her comedy passion years later, her approach to writing, and the comics who inspire her. We also discuss our shared experiences as comedians - from dealing with stage fright to navigating comedy clubs and open mics around San Diego. Plus, don't miss our conversation about how we both approach material about our spouses and families!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction and "things that are things"
01:53 - Lena's journey into comedy and playground comedy "riots"
07:04 - Comedy inspirations and who makes us laugh
11:31 - Current bits Lena is working on (embracing pettiness)
15:08 - Finding material in our relationships
24:20 - What makes Lena unique as a comedian
30:38 - Our thoughts on comedy clubs and open mics in San Diego
35:17 - Lena's background and San Diego comedy scene
42:00 - How I got started in comedy at 69 years old
47:20 - Where to find Lena and upcoming shows
CONNECT WITH US:
FINAL THOUGHTS:
Thank you for joining us for this laugh-filled conversation! If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share with your comedy-loving friends. I'm always on the lookout for funny people to feature, so drop your suggestions in the comments below! New episodes drop every Wednesday.
In this episode, I sit down with Hollis Cameron, a fresh voice in San Diego's comedy scene who I met in my very first comedy class. Though he's only been doing stand-up for about five months, Hollis has already made his mark by creating Comic Tonight (comictonight.com), a comprehensive resource that connects comedians with shows throughout San Diego.
We dive into Hollis's comedy journey, from his first time on stage to his recent "bombing" experience, plus share plenty of laughs about Diet Coke addiction, edible mishaps, and the challenges of crowd work. Whether you're a comedian looking to find your people or just someone who enjoys a good laugh, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the local comedy scene and what it takes to put yourself out there on stage!
Episode Timeline Highlights
01:00 - Meeting Hollis and his comedy beginnings
03:38 - Finding your people in the comedy world
05:58 - What is Comic Tonight? A hub for San Diego comedy
13:04 - Diet Coke addiction and comedy topics
20:37 - Bombing stories and recovering from bad sets
29:40 - The art of crowd work vs. prepared material
42:00 - The freedom that comes with age in comedy
48:33 - Hollis's future plans for comedy and Comic Tonight
Links & Resources
Closing Notes
Thanks for watching this episode with the wonderful Hollis Cameron! If you enjoyed our conversation, please hit that like button and subscribe to catch all of our future episodes.
Leave a comment letting me know if you've ever tried stand-up comedy or if you use Comic Tonight to find shows in San Diego. And remember - life's too short not to laugh!
In this episode, I sit down with one of San Diego’s funniest and kindest humans — comedian, teacher, and Dry Bar special headliner Jesse Egan. We talk about everything from bombing on cruise ships (yes, family shows at midnight!) to finding humor in the chaos of life, parenting, and even spatulas that double as guitars.
Jesse shares how a ping pong rulebook turned him into a lifelong comic, the lessons he learned from legends like Zoltan Kaszas and Vicki Barbolak, and why kindness might just be the secret superpower in comedy. Oh, and we may or may not solve the mystery of why my hair once made me look like I belonged on the $1 bill.
⏱️ Episode Highlights
[1:15] – Introducing Jesse: funniest man in San Diego, teacher at Mic Drop Comedy, and all-around nice guy.
[6:30] – Jesse’s “ping pong revelation” that launched his love for comedy.
[19:00] – Why being kind in comedy (and life) always pays off.
[31:10] – The cruise ship from hell: family-friendly shows at midnight.
[35:45] – Comedy as “intermittent reinforcement” — and why we keep chasing that one perfect laugh.
[39:40] – Suzi and Jesse’s take on gratitude, doomscrolling, and the art of staying sane.
[46:00] – Future goals: Jesse’s dream of launching his own comedy school (and possibly a Disney-themed club).
🔗 Links & Resources
If you laughed, learned, or just nodded in agreement while stirring your coffee with a novelty spatula — please rate, follow, and review the show! It helps more people find our happy corner of chaos. 💫
Ever thought about walking away from a 6-figure job to go do something fun? Meet someone who did: Lauren Thomas. From our serendipitous Pretty Funny Women meetup to our shared hatred for San Diego parking, Lauren brings her charm, wit, and incredible life experience to the mic. She has a backstory that’ll blow your mind and we cover everything from comedy classes and corporate escapes to life lists and family secrets.
Episode Timeline Highlights
[2:22] – Meeting Lauren at Pretty Funny Women and how her jazz-singer style won me over
[6:15] – Lauren’s wild birth story and childhood across five continents
[11:00] – From Fortune 500 marketing exec to full-time creative—why Lauren walked away
[17:33] – The beauty (and curse) of being a well-dressed comedian in a sausage fest
[25:45] – Growing up Black abroad vs. navigating “liberal” California
[33:01] – Atsuko, Neil Brennan, and Lauren’s comedy inspirations
[43:18] – Comedy, aging, and writing from real life
[51:05] – The power of a “life list” and how Lauren’s using hers to build an intentional life
[1:03:55] – The struggles and wins of San Diego open mics (tiny dick jokes and all!)
[1:14:02] – Family secrets, heritage reveals, and discovering who we really are
[1:22:00] – Suzi’s mic mishaps and Lauren’s best/worst shows
[1:33:55] – Advice for new comedians and honoring the craft
Links & Resources
Closing Note
If this episode made you laugh, think, or just gave your brain a break—please rate, review, and follow the show. And don’t keep it to yourself! Share it with a friend who needs a good story and a good giggle. See you next time!
I’m with my ride-or-die comedy buddy, Alla—the best thing Russia ever exported (sorry, Yakov). We talk about how we met on day one of a bargain comedy class, why her Kazakh childhood gives her stand-up a one-of-a-kind voice, and the very wild way a farm goat once “sobriety tested” her dad.
You’ll also hear our tales from a truly… colorful open mic, my new mini-segment “Things That Are Things,” and why I’m all-in on bringing more clean laughs to San Diego.
Episode Timeline (top moments)
Links & Resources
Connect with Us
If you laughed or smiled today, do me a solid: rate the show, follow, and share it with a friend. Every tap helps us bring more clean comedy to more ears. See you next time!
Ever wonder what it takes to turn awkward moments into comedy gold? In this episode of the Suzi Chicago Podcast, I sit down with comedian Paula Kosiensky to talk about her journey through stand-up, building confidence on stage, and performing at top comedy festivals like Laughing Skull and the Nashville Comedy Festival.
Episode Timeline
[1:22] - Banter with Fun Bobby and welcoming comedian Paula Kosiensky
[4:55] - Discovering Paula’s comedy and her Dry Bar special
[11:40] - Applying for comedy festivals and chasing stage time
[18:12] - Paula’s surreal experience performing at the Nashville Comedy Festival
[25:35] - How comedians handle imposter syndrome in big moments
[33:08] - Paula’s favorite comics, inspirations, and lessons from the stage
[40:50] - Wrapping up with laughter and what’s next for Paula
Links & Resources
Sometimes when I talk to another comic, it feels like we were twins separated at birth—and that’s exactly how it is with today’s guest, the hilarious Susan Rice. You may know her from her specials Silver Alert (Amazon) and We All Become Our Parents (Don’t Tell Comedy), or her series Bad Advice with Susan Rice. She’s been in the comedy game for decades, and let me tell you—her stories had me laughing, nodding, and occasionally spitting out my coffee.
In this episode, Susan and I dig into everything from her comedy beginnings in Portland to what it’s like finding your voice later in life, producing shows during COVID, and what it really takes to last in this business. We talk about aging, audience connections, and why older comics still have plenty of fire in the belly. Plus, you’ll hear us swap stories about knees, Jell-O, and exactly what NOT to say to a woman over 60. This one is packed with laughs, truth bombs, and a whole lot of heart.
Episode Timeline
[1:11] – Susan Rice on her Amazon special Silver Alert and why I watched it twice
[3:05] – The curse of barrel chairs and why no woman looks good in one
[4:17] – Susan’s path from acting school to finding stand-up in Portland
[10:20] – The comedy boom in Portland and what it was like working 30 nights in a row
[16:54] – Creating a community comedy festival during COVID in her Portland neighborhood
[20:37] – Why boomers are still a comedy audience force to be reckoned with
[27:04] – Naming my upcoming special (with some hilarious rejected titles)
[32:07] – Susan on forgetting punchlines, crowd work, and learning to pivot on stage
[37:47] – The best advice for new comics: “Be fearless and be kind”
[42:27] – Why Susan curses on stage and how she responds to criticism about it
[46:02] – Talking comedy heroes: Kathleen Madigan, Louis Black, Paula Poundstone, and more
Links & Resources
Thanks for tuning in! If this episode made you laugh (and I know it did), don’t forget to rate, review, follow, and share the podcast with your friends. It helps more people find the show and keeps the laughs coming.
In this episode, I sat down with Jonathan Prim, who somehow survived the journey from theater to stand-up comedy without becoming a bitter children’s party clown. We talked about everything from social anxiety (spoiler: comedians have it, we just cover it with punchlines) to the joys of community in the comedy scene.
Jonathan shared his thoughts on the absurdity of everyday life, his brief career as the world’s least enthusiastic mail carrier, and the glamorous world of technical difficulties on stage (because nothing says “professional” like a mic that cuts out mid-punchline).
It’s a conversation full of stories, laughs, and a reminder that authenticity matters more than a perfectly timed rimshot.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction & Why Comedy Is Weird
02:53 The Significance of ‘Things’ (yep, just things)
05:41 Jonathan’s Journey into Comedy
11:48 From Radio to Stand-Up (yes, it’s a downgrade)
17:39 Tales from the Mail Route
23:42 Stage Fright, Stage Presence, Same Thing
27:50 How to Connect with Audiences Without Crying
30:31 Social Anxiety in Comedy (it’s real, folks)
34:02 Identity, Growth & Other Buzzwords
39:39 How to Build Bits Without Losing Your Mind
43:24 Comedy Heroes & Inspirations
45:29 Storytelling as a Comedy Superpower
46:59 Turning Life Into Material (whether you want to or not)
49:10 Reading the Audience Like a Psychic
51:12 Emergency Comedy Tricks
52:43 Where Comedy Meets Recovery
57:04 Surviving the Scene (with snacks)
58:28 DIY Career Moves
01:01:10 The Life of a Comedian (cue dramatic music)
01:06:55 Building Community & Finding Your People
🎙️ Welcome to Episode 50 of The KnifeWife Podcast — our Season 2 Finale! 🍫✨
Dayleen is a true renaissance woman. A trick rider in her youth, highly educated, French trained Pastry Chef, now Chocolatier. If only you could taste podcasts. She shares her journey to being an entrepreneur, who opened her own chocolate shop in San Marcos, California. At her shop she teaches others of all levels how to work with chocolate. She filmed a super hands on show called: Tempered on YouTube.
💬 If only you could taste a podcast… this one is a treat.
🍫 Follow Dayleen & get a taste of the magic:
📸 Instagram: @dlitefulchocolat
🌐 Website: www.dlitefulchocolate.com
📺 YouTube Show: Tempered
💡 This is our final episode as The KnifeWife Podcast!
Thank you for coming on this wild, heartfelt, and hilarious ride. We’re not going anywhere—just transforming! Next stop: The Suzi Chicago Podcast ✨
🎧 Catch up on all episodes on Spotify, Patreon, Apple Podcasts, and more!
📖 Learn how to Make a Knife with Bob in the 12-part video series:
https://terzuola.net/product/a-sharp-life/
🌐 Visit terzuola.net to explore Bob’s iconic work.
📱 Follow us on Instagram:
@terzuola_design
@a_sharp_life
@eccentricsuz
🌐 Check out eccentricsuz.com for more stories, laughs, and Suzi-isms.
🛎️ Subscribe and stay tuned… the best is yet to come!
#TheKnifeWifePodcast #SeasonFinale #DlitefulChocolat #DayleenColeman #Chocolatier #WomenEntrepreneurs #PastryChef #Tempered #SanMarcosCA #SuzAndBob #PodcastLife #TheSuziChicagoPodcast
🎙️ Welcome to Episode 49 of TheKnifeWife Podcast! 🔪🎧
This episode has 2 Bobs- no waiting. Join us in getting to know Bob Demarco. A podcaster extraordinaire. Knife expert. An all around cool dude, fun to talk to.
📢 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
This is our second-to-last episode recorded as The Knife Wife Podcast! We’re gearing up for an exciting rebrand as… The Suzi Chicago Podcast! Stay tuned for what’s next!
🔗 Find Bob Demarco and The Knife Junkie Podcast:
📺 YouTube: The Knife Junkie
🌐 Website: https://theknifejunkie.com/
📱 Instagram: @theknifejunkie
📘 Facebook: The Knife Junkie
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Patreon, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more!
📖 Learn how to Make a Knife with Bob in this 12-part series:
https://terzuola.net/product/a-sharp-life/
🌐 Visit terzuola.net for more about Bob’s legendary work:
https://terzuola.net/
📱 Follow us on Instagram:
@terzuola_design
@a_sharp_life
@eccentricsuz
🌐 Check out eccentricsuz.com for more content and stories from Suz:
https://eccentricsuz.com/
🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell for more exciting episodes!
#TheKnifeWifePodcast #BobDemarco #TheKnifeJunkie #SuzAndBobTerzuola #PodcastLife #Knives #KnifeCommunity #ListenNow
🎙️ Welcome to Episode 48 of TheKnifeWife Podcast! 🐊🐍
Do you know the proper way wrestle an alligator? What does one do with a nuisance alligator? Jason Clark shares with us his methods, experience, and knowledge. He educates people and dogs about snakes. You may have seen him on Animal planet, or on the Discovery channel. He’s also very funny. Enjoy Jason.
🔗 Follow Jason’s reptile adventures:
📺 Snake TV on YouTube: Snake TV
🌐 Website: SnakesAreUs.com
📱 Instagram: Southeastern Reptile Rescue
📘 Facebook: Southeastern Reptile Rescue
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Patreon, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more!
📖 Learn how to Make a Knife with Bob in this 12-part series: https://terzuola.net/product/a-sharp-life/
🌐 Visit terzuola.net for more about Bob’s legendary work: https://terzuola.net/
📱 Follow us on Instagram:
@terzuola_design
@a_sharp_life
@eccentricsuz
🌐 Check out eccentricsuz.com for more content and stories from Suz: https://eccentricsuz.com/
🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell for more exciting episodes!
#TheKnifeWifePodcast #JasonClark #ReptileRescue #AlligatorWrestling #Snakes #AnimalPlanet #SuzAndBobTerzuola #ListenNow
🎙️ Welcome to Episode 47 of TheKnifeWife Podcast! 🎙️
This week, Suz and Bob Terzuola sit down with the hilarious and heartwarming Moody Molavi! 😂✨
Moody is a comedy contest winner and has a Dry Bar Special. Suz met Moody in Atlanta at the Honest Fox Comedy Shows. Moody immediately takes you in with his warmth and humor. He’s just plain funny. We were blessed to have him on the podcast. An Iranian immigrant that wound up in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
🔗 Get some "Mood Therapy" with Moody:
🌐 Website: moodymolavi.com
📱 Instagram: @moodymolavi
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Patreon, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more!
📖 Learn how to Make a Knife with Bob in this 12-part series:
https://terzuola.net/product/a-sharp-life/
🌐 Visit terzuola.net for more about Bob’s legendary work:
https://terzuola.net/
📱 Follow us on Instagram:
@terzuola_design
@a_sharp_life
@eccentricsuz
🌐 Check out eccentricsuz.com for more content and stories from Suz:
https://eccentricsuz.com/
🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell for updates on future episodes!
#TheKnifeWifePodcast #MoodyMolavi #Comedy #DryBarComedy #SuzAndBobTerzuola #ListenNow
🎙️ Welcome to Episode 46 of TheKnifeWife Podcast! 🎙️
This week, Suz and Bob Terzuola sit down with Jessi Lloyd, a master craftswoman and the heart behind Grey Collective Hats. 🎩✨
Join us for this heartwarming story of Jessi Lloyd, a custom hatter from New Mexico. She is owner and creator of Grey Collective Hats. Her work is inspirational. Her road has not been easy. She made her first hat for her husband who had brain cancer. That developed into a full time business. We loved our time with this authentic soul. Jessi is a master craftswoman, mother, teacher, entrepreneur and so much more.
🔗 Follow & Support Jessi Lloyd:
📱 Instagram: @greycollectivehats
🌐 Website: greycollectivehats.com
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Patreon, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more!
📖 Learn how to Make a Knife with Bob in this 12-part series:
https://terzuola.net/product/a-sharp-life/
🌐 Visit terzuola.net for more about Bob’s legendary work:
https://terzuola.net/
📱 Follow us on Instagram:
@terzuola_design
@a_sharp_life
@eccentricsuz
🌐 Check out eccentricsuz.com for more content and stories from Suz:
https://eccentricsuz.com/
🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell for updates on future episodes!
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🎙️ Welcome to Episode 45 of TheKnifeWife Podcast! 🎙️
This week, Suz and Bob Terzuola sit down with Tim Wilson, a fellow knife maker. From his Tennessee drawl to learning to fly a plane, being a police officer to providing protective services, he covers his colorful past before he started making knives.
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