Drive Time with Al and Parker

On this episode, Alfred and Parker discuss kava, Tupac's sexuality and the roots of the blues.Listen to The Weecap!

Alfred and Parker make their way back from Twin Valley Distillers while discussing the Middle East, driving stoned and the night's show.

Parker and Alfred are on the road again. From politics and hotdogs to comedy capitals and parenting, they discuss pretty much everything that's changed in the 299 days since the last episode of Drive Time came out.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss Oreo dunking, how to improve the election process, Twisters and George Washington. Follow Al: @alfredbarnescomedy Follow Parker: @parkerbrowncomedy

This episode description was written by Ai. Enjoy. On this hybrid episode of Drive Time, Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss various topics including online gambling, porch pirates, gun control, weight loss, sword fighting, pancakes, conspiracy theories and British accents. They also touch on the JFK assassination and the Epstein conspiracy. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. In this conversation, Alfred and Parker discuss various topics including the prices of gourmet hot dogs, Jeffrey Epstein's profession, work release programs in jail, acting and filmmaking, piracy, and their stand-up comedy routines. They also touch on feminism, bodybuilding, and the popularity of BBLs (Brazilian Butt Lifts).

Tommy Sinbazo is a veteran of the nerd comedy scene. His quick wit and off the cuff humor has been slicing though crowds like a Vorpal sword rolled by a loaded D20 for over 18 years. Crawling from the depths of the Geek Comedy Tour, this Cosplaying, Leathersmithing, Magic Missle of Myrth is a guaranteed hit. He has shared the stage with comedians Ralphie May, Brian Posehn and Kevin Meeny. He has been invited to perform at numerous comedy festivals, conventions and has even entertained American troops stationed overseas. If his face is familiar, you may have seen him in a mattress commercial. If his voice rings a bell you may have heard him on the radio or as one of the hosts of The Laughfinder Podcast. On this episode of the Drive Time podcast, Al and Parker are joined by their FIRST in-car guest and Baltimore legend, Tommy Sinbazo. They discuss Tommy's early years as a comic—from his stage name to his questionable fashion choices—his musical comedy act Bussi and the most accurate onscreen portrayal of ecstasy usage ever. Click here to check out Bussi's new comedy special, Transparent. Follow Tommy & Bussi: Tommy's IG: @tommy_sinbazo Bussi's IG: @bussiwithani

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, Alfred and Parker make their way to west Baltimore. Though their quest for comedy bares no fruit, they lessons they learn along the way proves to be invaluable. They marvel at west Baltimore's wide variety of restaurants, ruminate over the city's crumbling infrastructure and discuss the works of poet Paul Laurence Dunbar. It's more fun than this description makes it sound.

FIRST DASHCAM EPISODE! On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown make their way to Meats & Cheeses, an open mic at Arthouse in Hampden. During their drive, they discuss new bits, the confusing slang of today's youth, steroids and Al's wild times in Savannah, GA.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown reveal an upcoming enhancement to the Drive Time experience. They also discuss the OnlyFans paradox, sketch ideas and Salma Hayek's legacy.

Sam Brown is an American comedian, actor, writer and producer. He’s best known for being a founding member of Whitest Kids U’ Know, a comedy troupe that redefined sketch comedy with their hit TV show of the same name. Whitest Kids ran five seasons (one on Fuse, four on IFC) from 2007–2011, and earned critical acclaim for its high-paced, brash sketches. Since WKUK, Sam has continued to work in the entertainment industry, primarily as a writer and producer for TV and film. During this episode, Sam discusses the early years of Whitest Kids—ranging from the group’s first live shows to their TV debut and beyond. He delves into the group's legacy, the bittersweet effects of YouTube and adapting the show for streaming. Sam offers anecdotes, tips and insights that will benefit any listener looking to make a foray into the world of sketch comedy. He also shares details about the final WKUK production, an animated film called Mars! that debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 6. Follow Sam on IG: @thatsambrown Watch Sam and the other WKUK members stream on their Twitch channel: @officialwkuk  For more on WKUK, check out their website: https://wkukplus.com/ The Drive Time podcast is a weekly show starring comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown. Originally, the show was recorded exclusively on the way to and from comedy shows, but has since expanded to accommodate out-of-state guests and include additional content.

On this episode of the Drive Time podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss Al's recent benadryl bender, Parker's newest addiction and they tease their first official guest.

NOTE: The audio skips a couple times in this episode. We don't know why. On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, comedians Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown make their way back from Cafe 611 in Frederick, MD. They discuss Parker's proven hangover cure and Al's first time doing standup on the road.

The boys of the Drive Time Podcast are back and better than ever with their second attempt at season three. They discuss offensive acronyms, every father's dream for their son, pornographic tolerance breaks and Al's daring strategy for achieving stardom.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, Baltimore comics (and filmmakers?) Alfred Barnes and Parker Brown discuss their journey to SModcastle Cinemas for the screening of the 37 Hour Film Challenge and all that ensued.

The Drive Time Podcast is back after a week break to kick off season three. They discuss prog music, Parker's return to form and Al's encounter with a whimsically named drunk.

On this remarkably chaotic, and not necessarily spectacular, episode of the Drive Time podcast, Al and Parker make their way to Heavy Seas Taproom. They pinball between a variety of topics, including Parker's return to form, lasagna and thoughts on the eclipse.

On this episode of the Drive Time podcast, Al and Parker discuss the flaws of Harris Teeter, what Nookie is really about, the best cereals and even offer a sneak peek into their comedy class.

On this episode of the Drive Time podcast, Al and Parker drive to (and from) Castlerigg Wine Shop in Carlisle, PA. They discuss changing the name of the podcast, on marriage customs and more.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, Al and Parker make their way to Castlerigg Wine Shop in Carlisle, PA. During their drive, they discuss Ink Master's humble beginnings, the internet of indigenous people and a chaotic recent show.

Al and Parker take a break from the SModcastle 37 Hour Film Challenge to knock out a quick pod discussing cults, Dragonball and the wors movie Al has ever seen.

On this episode of the Drive Time Podcast, Al and Parker make their way back from the Harrisburg Comedy Zone. They discuss Dane Cook's acting legacy, how cars should really be named and underrated seasonings while desperately trying to make it across state lines before Al's car runs out of gas.

Al and Parker brave a rainstorm on the way to the Harrisburg Comedy Zone in Harrisburg, PA, discussing top-tier cocktails, the composition of cheese curds and Tommy Lee Jones' questionable use of his neuralyzer.

Following a mic at Max's Taphouse, Al and Parker discuss how everything sounds like Action Bronson, the secret behind homeless people's energy and their disdain for Diet Coke.

Al and Parker hang at Parker's apartment before a mic at Max's Taphouse and discuss a fun twist to Power Slap, Parker using his imagination, what Al has in common with Draje and a new scheme for making money.

Al and Parker make thier way home from Al's first headlining spot and discuss a recent robbery, future goals and a pecuiliar tradition at one of the country's most prestigious institutions.

Al and Parker discuss the bureaucracy of booty, everything Taylor Swift and consider purchasing a football franchise while hanging out at Al's parents' house, walking AND driving.

Al and Parker sit down after having drastically different sets at The Port Comedy Club in Baltimore, MD. They revisit some of their classic DT topics, like drinking, Bar Rescue and Jerry Seinfeld, while also exploring the parallels between Ernest and Madea movies, Parker's diet and quality eats.

Al and Parker sit down in Parker's freshly cleaned and decorated apartment to discuss knockout, con and anonymous artists.

Al and Parker head home from Church of Satire and celebrate their one-year anniversary of Drive Time! Parker gets buck wild on the sound board while they discuss the musical works of a certain Carroll County celebrity and their frustrations with the lack of tuba solos in five-piece bands.

Al and Parker kick of 2024 with a mic at one of their favorite clubs, the Church of Satire. They discuss Parker's trip to Louisiana, Al's trip to NYC for the ball drop and their new podcasting equipment.

Al and Parker depart from the Fallston Barrell House and make a mad dash for a second mic. During their journey, they discuss Twenty One Pilots, quesadillas, a Pinocchio-themed video game, Slim Thug and more.

Al and Parker make their way down to the Fallston Barrel House for a mic. On the way, they discuss the difference between hobos and the homeless, College Hill: Celebrity Edition and nuclear armageddon as Google Maps leads them astray.

Alfred and Parker take a siesta at Al's parents' house to discuss comedy specials, the finale to DWTS and more!

Al and Parker make their way back from Heavy Seas Taproom, discussing who matchmakers, Al's favorite 9/11 joke and what group of people the podcast *technically* does discriminate against.

The Drive Time boys return to Heavy Seas Taproom in Halethorpe, MD for their open mic. They discuss who really stabbed Derek Chauvin, what people actually mean when they call people nazis and, of course, Matt Rife's new special.

The Drive Time boys head home from Rough Edges in Waynesboro, PA. Parker reveals why he thinks Boondocks is one of the greatest animated shows of all time, they discuss Adult Swim classics and a recent play Parker attended.

The Drive Time boys make their way to Rough Edges Brewing in Waynesboro, PA. They discuss the worst thing schools could be teaching the kids, a hosting faux pas and updates on the Carroll County scammer.

Al and Parker discuss the slumber party show they performed at, the impact of Taylor Swift and early punk and metal music.

Al and Parker make their way to Zissimo's in Hampden, MD for a slumber party-themed comedy show. They discuss Parker's blunder with a homeless person, vintage vapes and a lucrative Facebook scam by someone named...Alfred Barnes?

Al and Parker make their way back from Heavy Seas Taproom and talk more about Al's wedding, WKUK and more.

Al and Parker make their way down to a new mic at Heavy Seas Taproom in Halethorpe, MD. They discuss Al's wedding, the Golden Bachelor and the many trials and tribulations of Baltimore traffic.

Including bonus episodes, this is technically Drive Time's 50th episode! Al kicks it off with some useless fun facts, then they discuss Parker's apartment and more!

Al and Parker make their way home from Cellar Door and discuss how things would have gone down if Mark Wahlberg was there, changes in the path to comedic success and why they went to elementary school at the best time in history.

Al and Parker travel to a showcase at Cellar Door in Frederick, MD. During their journey, they discuss the interesting experiences they had at weddings they each recently went to, suburban country music and the hardships they faced following the last mic they attended.

Al and Parker make their way down to McGinty's in Silver Spring, MD. They give each other a mock interview to try to pinpoint Al's downfall in a recent interview and discuss food truck laws.

Al and Parker recap the show and talk about the importance of hype men, Parker's transgression against Al and the craziness of tip culture.

Al and Parker make their way across Baltimore to Guilford Hall Brewing for a showcase. They discuss European v.s. American cuisine and the many costs of living.

Al and Parker get shuttled to Atlantic City for Al's bachelor party. They discuss some of Al's favorite rap lyrics, strip club food and more!

The Drive Time boys make their way back from the Church of Satire comedy club and discuss the drag show they witnessed and the problems with some forms of adult entertainment.

Join Al and Parker as they make their way to the Church of Satire in Hanover, PA. They discuss survival shows, death by roller coaster and Al's hellish trip to Florida.