On the 13th anniversary of 9/11, Kurt and Sherrod sit down with David Weiss (independent researcher or conspiracy theorist???) to discuss the illuminati, 9/11, and the other events he refers to as "The Big 3" (Boston Bombing and Sandy Hook). Dave also ha

This week Rich Vos and Bonnie McFarlane are in the studio with Kurt, Sherrod, and Kaytlin to promote their new movie "Women Aren't Funny." The crew also discusses Kaytlin's naked comedy show, censorship, and gutter punks. Follow the crew on Twitter @ku

Kurt, Sherrod and Kaytlin are joined by Artie Lange and Brian McCarthey to talk Cream pies, Joan Rivers, Ferguson, eating pussy and more. Follow the crew on Twitter @kurtmetzger @Sherrod_Small @KaytlinBailey & @artiequitter Check out all of our shows

This week Kurt, Sherrod, and Kaytlin sit down for a fiery debate about race and whats happening in Ferguson. The group also discusses the Emmys, why British white people are better than American white people, and justice. Follow the crew on Twitter @kurt

Wil Sylvince (comedian and creator of NBC's Short Cuts Festival) is in the studio this week with Kurt, Sherrod, Keren and Kaytlin. Wil pitches his horror movie idea to the crew about a fetus born in a trash can that terrorizes the neighborhood. The grou

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Kurt and Sherrod are back in the studio this week to talk about Anthony Cumia of Opie and Anthony getting fired, the new HBO series The Leftovers, and police brutality. Follow Kurt and Sherrod on Twitter @kurtmetzger @Sherrod_Small Check out all of our

Sherrod and Kurt discuss black people and swimming. They also read an article about if black acted the way white people do. @kurtmetzger @Sherrod_Small @KaytlinBailey

Guests: Neal Brennan and Rick Younger They talk about how the industry looks differently at white and black entertainment. They also discuss Marc Cuban's comments and Michael Sam's kiss on ESPN.

Kurt and Sherrod are joined by Guy Branum (@guybranum) to discuss the differences between writing for black people as opposed to white people, the Donald Sterling incident, and much more. Check out all of the shows at StandUpNYLabs.com