Welcome to another episode of the HOZ Comedy Podcast with Joey, on this episode of the podcast welcomes Debo the Comedian to the studio for a wild and insightful conversation that blends comedy, film, and real-life experiences. Debo opens up about his journey from football to stand-up, the supportive (and sometimes chaotic) nature of the comedy scene, and his ambitions as a filmmaker.

The crew dives into everything from cancel culture and the state of Netflix comedy to how the HOZ Podcast got its start. Things get darker (and funnier) as they explore horror films, real-life fears, and what makes characters like Pennywise and the Joker so iconic.

With talk of creating a horror movie set in the Amazon, analyzing modern TV like Atlanta, and even touching on parenting jokes and the studio’s unique vibe, this episode is a mix of laughs, deep takes, and creative energy you don’t want to miss. Remember to listen laugh and share.

Welcome to another episode of the HOZ Comedy Podcast with Joey where comedian and actor Kobe Crawford joins the HOZ Comedy Podcast to talk about his journey into entertainment, from stand-up comedy to acting and producing. Kobe shares how he got started performing, the inspirations that shaped his comedy, and his experience working on the film Dad In and Son In.

The conversation explores Kobe’s ambitions beyond stand-up, including producing projects, building a business in entertainment, and his creative idea for an anime-style comedy show. The crew also dives into anime fandom, the comedians who influenced Kobe’s style, and the story behind his name and involvement with Special Olympics sports.

It’s a fun and wide-ranging episode covering comedy, acting, anime culture, and the creative grind of building a career in entertainment. Remember to listen laugh and share.

Welcome to another episode of the HOZ Comedy Podcast with Joey where comedian Brener BeeWee Weaver joins the podcast for a hilarious and honest conversation about his long journey in stand-up. From growing up with the hosts to building a 12-year comedy career, Bee Wee shares stories from the road, including the infamous dead cat story, memorable stages from Waukegan to Louisiana, and the ups and downs of life as a working comic.

The conversation dives into Chicago culture, the controversial taste of Malört, navigating open mics, thoughts on Kill Tony, and the Mount Rushmore of comedy. Bee Wee also opens up about early struggles in comedy, including getting fired from Riddles Comedy Club, and how those experiences shaped him as a performer.

A funny and real episode about perseverance, bombing, growing as a comic, and chasing the craft. Remember to listen laugh and share.