People We Could Live Without

Episode 44 of People We Could Live Without is a full-blown Atlanta sleepover episode.Recorded at Dominick Curry & Tyler Garrison’s place (not the club!) after a long week of shows at Helium Comedy Club, this one is pure road chaos. The boys let Rick crash at their apartment for the entire run of the Shawn Gardini shows, and things got irresponsible fast.We’re talking 6AM nights playing WWE 2K24, crushing takeout, sleeping four hours, then waking up and doing it all over again like we’re training for the Comedy Olympics.They also took Rick out to experience the Atlanta comedy scene. Local mics, different vibes from the Philly scene, and what it’s like being both employees at the club and comics trying to climb it.Three comedians. One couch. No supervision. Just yapping.Early access and bonus guest episodes are up on the Patreon for just $1 a month. Support the show, support the boys, and maybe next time Rick’s name is on the marquee.

Episode 43 of People We Could Live Without is a road dog special.This week we’ve got Shawn Gardini (of Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast and Dad Meat fame) alongside Minneapolis’s own Aidan McCluskey in the studio. Rick just got back from hosting for Shawn all weekend at Helium Comedy Club, and we break down life on the road, southern crowds, green room politics, and what it’s like trying to keep it together while opening for a certified killer.We get into the Atlanta run, what you learn hosting for someone sharper than you, Aidan repping the Minneapolis scene, and the usual chaos that somehow turns into a podcast. There’s travel stories, ego checks, and some real behind-the-scenes talk about how comedy club weekends actually go down.Early access and bonus guest episodes are up on the Patreon for just $1 a month. Support the show, support the boys, and maybe next time Rick’s name is on the marquee.

Episode 42 of People We Could Live Without features the return of old friend and former producer Teddy Lindross. After six months apart, we catch up on everything that’s happened since his last appearance—life changes, comedy, behind-the-scenes podcast chaos, and all the stuff you can only talk about once enough time has passed.It’s a laid-back, inside-baseball conversation full of reminiscing, missed time, and classic Teddy moments as we reconnect and fill in the gaps from the past six months.🔥 Support the Show on Patreon - Get every episode early for just $1 a month, plus bonus episodes whenever we have guests on.📞 Call the Hotline: 423-390-8788 - Tell us a story, leave a rant, confess something weird — whatever you’ve got.

This week on People We Could Live Without, Rick is joined by comedians Gaby Laracca and David Burrows. We immediately tear into the absolutely insane pizza order Gaby made and question every decision that led her there. From there, we talk our favorite (and least favorite) open mics around the Philly comedy scene, what spots are worth showing up for, and which ones might ruin your night.We also attempt to crack one of South Jersey’s greatest unsolved mysteries: the Patco train station pooper. Who is it? Why are they doing this? And will justice ever be served? Probably not, but we try anyway.Pure nonsense, Philly comedy talk, and criminal investigation at its finest.🔥 Support the Show on PatreonGet every episode early for just $1 a month, plus bonus episodes whenever we have guests on.📞 Call the Hotline: 423-390-8788Tell us a story, leave a rant, confess something weird — whatever you’ve got.

In Episode 40 of People We Could Live Without, Rick sits down with comedian, author, friend and fellow throat goat Mike Rainey — known from the podcasts “Dad Meat,” “Lil Stinkers,” and “Get In Some Head.”We get into Mike’s comedy origin story, from his early days at the Laugh Factory to making the big move to Austin. He talks about the grind, the growth, the scene, and what it’s like rebuilding life and comedy deep in the heart of Texas. A funny, honest, and wide-open conversation with one of my favorite fat gay retards.🔥 Support the Show on PatreonGet every episode early for just $1 a month, plus bonus episodes whenever we have guests on.📞 Call the Hotline: 423-390-8788Tell us a story, leave a rant, confess something weird — whatever you’ve got.

In Episode 39 of People We Could Live Without, Rick is joined by fellow Philly comic Meredith Styer to break down her solo Skankfest adventure — a journey filled with chaos, characters, and the kind of moments that only happen when you let Meredith roam unsupervised in New Orleans.We get into her entire experience at the festival, plus how she became Rick’s unofficial tour guide, hurricane dealer, and inebriated historian. From bar-hopping to back-alley history lessons, Meredith dragged Rick across the great city of New Orleans while providing equal parts information, misinformation, and alcohol.A fun one. A messy one. A very New Orleans one.🔥 Support the Show on PatreonGet every episode early for just $1 a month, plus bonus episodes whenever we have guests on.📞 Call the Hotline: 423-390-8788Leave a rant, a story, or whatever you need to confess.

In Episode 38 of People We Could Live Without, Rick sits down with returning degenerates John “Big Hoss” James and Danny Hallinan to break down SKANKFEST, the biggest comedy festival in the country run by the Legion of Skanks crew.From the moment we got into town to the barely-functioning Monday morning exit, we run through everything we did, everything we saw, and everything our brains are still trying to process. Comics, chaos, afterparties, strange characters, and the kind of moments that can only happen at SKANKFEST — it’s all here.🔥 Support the Show on PatreonGet every episode early for just $1 a month, plus bonus episodes whenever we have guests on: patreon.com/PeopleWeCouldLiveWithout📞 Call the Hotline: 423-390-8788Leave a rant, confession, story, or whatever you’re ashamed to tell anyone else.

Big Rick’s getting ready for Skankfest and—believe it or not—he actually went on a hike. New producer Boog (a freshly minted 16-year-old) talks about getting his license and taking his first terrifying laps behind the wheel. Plus, the crew debuts the brand-new People We Could Live Without Hotline and checks out some of the voicemails you psychos have already left.📞 Leave a message: 423-390-8788💸 Support the show on Patreon: For just $1 a month, you’ll get early access to every episode—and when we have guests on, you’ll get an extra bonus episode, too.Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

After a little break, I’m back and a lot has changed.In this episode, I catch you up on what’s been going on these past few months, including my move down South and what life’s been like adjusting to a new city. I also introduce my new producer and little brother, Boog, who’s helping take the show to the next level. Plus, I talk about doing a spot for comedy legend Dave Attell and my boy Nate Marshall at Atlanta Helium this past weekend what that experience was like, and what’s next.It’s a fresh start, some behind-the-scenes stories, and a reminder that sometimes stepping away is exactly what you need.Like the podcast? Then you’ll love what’s waiting on Patreon. For only $1 a month, you’ll unlock early access and an extra hour of content every week—that’s four bonus hours a month for the price of a gas station coffee.🎧 Join the crew at Patreon.com/livewithoutpod

In Episode 26 ofThe People We Could Live Without podcast, host Ricky Pacioreck sits down with Jersey native and comedian Matt Liam for a wild ride through history, comedy, and some seriously questionable food choices. The guys start by taking a deep dive into the chaos of World War I, but things quickly take a turn as they shift gears to the gritty Philly comedy scene, sharing stories, laughs, and maybe a few too many inside jokes. But the real treat? Ricky surprises Matt with a feast of Amish food, forcing him to test the limits of his taste buds—and his will to live.And if you think this episode is packed, there's even more insanity waiting for you! For just $1 a month, you can subscribe to our Patreon for an extra hour of content that’s even wilder than this one. Don’t miss out—your taste buds (and your ears) will thank you.

In this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick sits down with NYC comedian and fellow Skankfest survivor Danny Hallinan. We swap stories about working security at the wildest comedy festival in the country, tally up how many Grand Slamwiches Danny crushed in a 3-day food rampage, and dive into the chaos that is The Heart Attack Grill—where if you weigh over 350 lbs, your meal’s on the house (and maybe your soul too). We also break down the Blazin’ Rewards points hustle at Buffalo Wild Wings and ask the real question: who’s got the most wings-to-points ratio?Subscribe to the Patreon and get an extra episode every week. No ads, no filters, just more of the dumb, unhinged nonsense you already love.It’s just $1 a month—less than a Wawa coffee and way more chaotic.👉 Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod — support the pod, get the bonus ep, be part of the mess.

This week on People We Could Live Without, Big Rick is joined by the incredibly talented Cadhla Mackenzie Salcedo—a dancer, poet, singer, cook, and full-blown jack of all trades. We dive into the heartfelt (and maybe a little unhinged) letter my friend Doc Horton wrote her, which I personally delivered on my NYC trip. We also get into the Diddy trial, Cadhla gives us an education on what exactly a Sex Chandelier is, and we trade Sugar Daddy stories that are equal parts chaotic and enlightening. It's a wild ride—don’t miss it

In this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Pacioreck sits down with friend and fellow comic John “Hoss” James. The two gear up for their upcoming Roast Battle, talk trash like pros, and take a detour into the world of Pokémon crime—specifically how Team Rocket continues to pull off kidnappings via hot air balloon without ever getting caught. They also touch on this summer’s Philly’s Phunniest competition and trade some heated words about the long-standing bowling beef between Loyal Lanes and Pike Lanes in Cumberland County. It’s comedy, chaos, and a couple of strikes—depending on who you ask.Subscribe to the Patreon and get an extra episode every week. No ads, no filters, just more of the dumb, unhinged nonsense you already love.It’s just $1 a month—less than a Wawa coffee and way more chaotic.👉 Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod — support the pod, get the bonus ep, be part of the mess.

This week on People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Paciorek is joined by none other than Dru Montana—1/3 of the powerhouse Philly comedy podcast The Durag and The Deertag. Hailing from Syracuse, NY and proudly repping his "wigga of the woods" roots, Dru pulls up to talk about neighborhood dynamics, the sounds that live rent-free on our soundboards, and how they're mentally bracing to lose Philly’s Phunniest. Rick shares stories from last week’s Drunk & Stoned Comedy Fest in Ocean City, MD, and both boys reflect on their deep, undying love for The Jerky Boys. It’s comedy, chaos, and cousin energy—don’t miss it.Love People We Could Live Without? Get even more for just $1 a month on our Patreon!Join now and unlock 4 exclusive bonus episodes every month—uncut, unhinged, and totally worth it. Support the show, hear the wild stuff we can’t always post, and become part of the People We Could Live Without inner circle.👉 [Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod ] — It’s only a buck, you cheapskate.

This week, Big Rick is joined by comedian, musician, and the George Harrison of Durag and the Deertag - Mr. Rob Crews. We dive into Rob’s jump from the world of touring with bands at Warped Tour to doing stand-up at SkankFest, how he became a permanent fixture on Durag and what he’s learned along the way. It’s a conversation full of laughs, reflections, and maybe even a few spicy stories you’ll have to listen to find out.Tune in for laughs, debates, and probably a little regret. Available now wherever you get your podcasts!Love People We Could Live Without? Get exclusive bonus content, extra podcast hours, and behind-the-scenes madness for just $1 a month at ⁠Patreon.com/LiveWithout⁠. It’s cheap, it’s stupid, and it helps keep the show going. Join now!

On this episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Paciorek is joined by guest Ray Koba, while podcast favorite Steve Kain fills in for Teddy Lindross. We dive deep into the term "Wigga"—where it started, where it’s going, and what it truly means today. Ray breaks down his infamous "Wigga" post in the Philly Comedy Network Facebook group, and we explore the stepping stones of what they’ve become in pop culture and beyond. Meanwhile, Steve Kain takes on a personal challenge—trying a 3mg ZYN for the first time—and things get interesting fast.Tune in for laughs, debates, and probably a little regret. Available now wherever you get your podcasts!Love People We Could Live Without? Get exclusive bonus content, extra podcast hours, and behind-the-scenes madness for just $1 a month at Patreon.com/LiveWithout. It’s cheap, it’s stupid, and it helps keep the show going. Join now!

In episode 29 of People Who Could Live Without, Big Rick sits down with comedian Eric Preston to talk about the conveniently inconvenient comedy scene. Eric opens up about his awkward open mic beginnings and the wild journey from bomb to headline. They also tackle the weird, unspoken rules of the industry that make you question your life choices—yet somehow keep coming back for more. Expect a blend of laughs, lessons, and a few eye-rolls. Tune in for a hilarious take on comedy, where everything is a struggle, but at least it's funny.

Episode 28: Kenny’s MIA, But We Got Joel!In this episode of People We Could Live Without, your host Big Rick is joined by special guest Joel Burlew from the podcast that started it all, The Burning Bridges Podcast. While Kenny was supposed to be here, we have a feeling he may have passed — but don’t worry, we’re keeping the energy alive with some wild stories from Rick and Joel’s childhoods!The episode dives into their upbringing, hilarious memories, and some unexpected twists as Big Rick and Joel share more about their past. Plus, we get to know Joel on a deeper level — his journey, his thoughts, and how The Burning Bridges Podcast came to be.And don’t forget, for just $1 a month, you can support us on Patreon! Every little bit helps, and it keeps the good times rolling. Thanks to everyone for tuning in!

Episode 27: "Beavers, Broken Feet, and the Naked Roast!"This week on People We Could Live Without, we’re joined by Jersey/Philly comedian Michael Beavers! We talk about his wild experience at his very first mic—Philly's Phunniest—and dive into the chaos of performing at the Naked Roast. Michael also gives us the lowdown on the upcoming Red Door Show he’s hosting in New York.We tackle some fun listener questions like, “Is your foot still broke, and why now?” and get into Michael’s thoughts on dating white and black women. Tune in for laughs, shocking stories, and way more than you expected. And don’t forget, the second hour’s only on Patreon—trust us, it gets even crazier!

Big Ricky sits down with Christian Chomik and Brody Martin to answer life’s most important questions: Why do comedians keep starting in Philly? Do steel toe boots make you invincible? Is wearing sunglasses inside a power move or a cry for help? And what the hell are Korean knees? Still curious? For just $1, you can unlock an extra hour on Patreon where things go from mildly unhinged to full-blown chaos. It’s the best dollar you’ll ever spend—unless you find a vending machine that still sells 25-cent gumballs.

Big Rick Paciorek sits down with Jersey boys Joe G. and John Keller to talk about the frustrating but oddly compelling "good" bad open mics they keep returning to. Joe G. takes on a 6mg Zyn without eating, and Rick shares his blind experience visiting Philly’s gay kink bar, Bike Stop. Honest conversations and a few unexpected twists make this a memorable episode. Support Us on Patreon for $1/Month!Love People We Could Live Without? Get even more laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and exclusive content for just $1 a month on Patreon! You'll unlock bonus episodes, early access to new releases, and the chance to support Big Rick and the crew in making the show you love. Every dollar helps keep the mics on and the stories flowing. Join us today and become part of the community! Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

Big Rick Pacioreck teams up with the witty John Montague for an unforgettable episode. They dive into Montague's origins in comedy, including tales from the High Note Open Mic, explore the highs and lows of the Philly comedy scene, and end on a high-stakes note with a game of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" Trivia. The grand prize? None other than Manny Musket's car title! Don’t miss the hilarity, surprises, and a touch of absurdity only People We Could Live Without can deliver. Buy the Patreon! An extra hour for just $1. Thanks for listening!

Big Rick Paciorek welcomes guests Steve Neely and Manny Muskets for an unforgettable episode filled with humor and heated discussions. The trio tackles the idea of abolishing the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA), shares tales from the comedy open mic trenches, and revives the infamous $2 bill trade-up game. Adding to the hilarity, Steve Neely indulges in whiskey and tequila, resulting in some delightfully scatterbrained moments. Don’t miss the laughter, chaos, and camaraderie that define this one-of-a-kind conversation! Love People We Could Live Without? Get even more laughs, behind-the-scenes chaos, and exclusive content for just $1/month on our Patreon! 🎉 Join the squad and keep the good vibes rolling: Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

In Episode 21 of People We Could Live Without, host Big Rick sits down with two seasoned figures in the entertainment world: rapper Tin $tacks and DJ Big Body Kito. The conversation explores the journey of being an artist and creator, as the trio delves into what it takes to thrive in the music and entertainment industry. Tin $tacks and Kito, both hailing from South Jersey, share insights on the challenges and triumphs of representing their hometown while making a name for themselves. They reflect on their personal origins in the game, discussing their early influences, the hustle behind their careers, and the growth they've experienced in the music scene. With years of experience performing and collaborating, Tin and Kito bring a wealth of knowledge about the intricacies of creating music, connecting with fans, and staying relevant in the ever-evolving entertainment industry. Their conversation is packed with stories of their roots, struggles, and success, offering listeners a look behind the curtain of two of South Jersey's most promising talents in the entertainment scene.

Episode 20: The People We Could Live Without Power-Packed Christmas Special! In this festive, high-energy Christmas episode of People We Could Live Without, host Big Rick Paciorek welcomes an all-star lineup of guests: Andrew Sharretts, John James, and Abel Cruz. Together, they dive into the ultimate holiday debate—sharing their personal top 5 goated Christmas songs that never fail to get them in the festive spirit. But it’s not all just tunes and cheer! The group also shifts gears to discuss the current state of comedy, offering unique insights from their diverse experiences as performers in today's ever-evolving entertainment landscape. This special episode is a hilarious and heartwarming blend of holiday spirit and thought-provoking conversation, perfect for ringing in the season! Thanks for listening and if you want to hear more the Patreon is $1 !

Ricky’s Roots, Tennessee Fights, and Forgotten Trash Fires This week, Big Rick Pacioreck and podcast assistant Teddy Lindross dig into Ricky’s chaotic journey from Vineland to Bridgeton. Turns out, moving towns didn’t stop Ricky from being, well, Ricky—he shares stories of small-town antics, awkward adjustments, and making his mark in a new school. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn south, literally, as Ricky recalls his rugged days in Tennessee. From trash fires to fistfights, it sounds like he moved from one reality show to another. Somehow, he survived it all, with plenty of stories to show for it. Teddy chimes in with his usual mix of confusion and concern, trying to piece together how Ricky ended up in one piece. They end on a lighter note, mentioning Ricky’s latest project—a new open mic night in Woodstown. It’s every Thursday, and knowing Ricky, it’ll be as unpredictable as his life story. Stop by for the laughs—or just to see if the man really does burn trash between sets. BUY THE PATREON FOR JUST A DOLLAR WE DO ANOTHER HOUR EVERY EPISODE! Thanks for listening.

On this episode of People We Could Live Without, host Ricky Paciorek sits down with comedian Sarah Bell for a wildly candid and hilarious conversation. They dive into Ricky's childhood struggles with bedwetting and his unique experience of growing up with an adult-sized body and child-sized organs. Sarah shares her caffeine overdose saga, a near-death experience with pre-workout, and her thoughts on the cult-like devotion of jam band fans. Plus, we explore how Sarah found her way into comedy. It's a blend of laughs, life lessons, and unforgettable stories

Episode 17: Coffee, Culture, and Comedy ChaosOn this episode of People We Could Live Without! Host Ricky Pacioreck is joined by the hilarious duo, comedians "Lakshmi" & "Bhavik Patel". They dive into the Philly comedy scene, poke fun at their family traditions, and tackle the ultimate question: is there really such a thing as too much coffee? From unexpected cultural misunderstandings to the caffeine-fueled quirks of comedy life, this episode is brimming with laughs and moments of “did that actually happen?” Tune in for a high-energy chat that’s part comedy show, part family reunion, and 100% relatable! __________________________________________________________ Love what you hear? For just $1 a month, subscribe to our Patreon for an extra episode of content with every episode we put out. Double the laughs, double the rants—only on Patreon!

In this week’s episode of People We Could Live Without, Big Rick Paciorek is joined by special guest Abel Cruz and, as always, his trusty sidekick Teddy Lindross to the left. Rick recounts his wild week in Las Vegas at SKANKFEST, sharing stories about the comics he met, adventures on Fremont Street, and the thrill (and terror) of signing up for Kill Tony. Packed with hilarious moments and unexpected encounters, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves comedy, chaos, and a good Vegas recap!

Episode 15: Comedy Origins and Laughs with NJ Comedian Josh Ryan In this episode of The People We Could Live Without podcast, host Big Rick Paciorek sits down with New Jersey comedian Josh Ryan for a hilarious and insightful conversation. They dive into Josh's beginnings in comedy, sharing stories from his early days and the memorable moments that have shaped his career. The discussion also covers the legendary Raven Lounge, a key venue in the comedy scene, and the challenges of crafting and refining stand-up material. Packed with humor and behind-the-scenes insights, this episode is a must-listen for comedy fans and aspiring comedians alike. Buy the patreon guys its a dollar to support us!

Episode 14: Battle Royale, Baltimore and Bad Car Rides. Join host Big Rick Paciorek as he chats with Philly comedian and co-host of the Two In The Stink podcast, Jim Gillespie, in this laugh-packed episode of People We Could Live Without. Jim shares his journey into comedy, including the trials of road shows in Baltimore, where sharing a hotel room with Big Rick turns into a wild late night 7-11 trip. They also dive into Jim’s experiences performing with Rob Stant and Casey Rocket, offering hilarious behind-the-scenes stories. As if that’s not enough, Rick and Jim discuss their Fortnite duo adventures, where the battles are as intense as the laughs. And for a spooky twist, Jim reveals his encounters with ghosts in the spiritual realm. This episode is a rollercoaster of comedy, gaming, and ghost stories that you won’t want to miss!

Episode 13: Philly Comedy Origins, Funny Siblings, and Unexpected Diary Excerpts. Join host Ricky Paciorek in an engaging conversation with comedy duo Dean and Jacqueline Blizzard on Episode 13 of The People We Could Live Without Podcast. From their humble beginnings in comedy to their dynamic performances and unique collaboration, Dean and Jacqueline share insights into their journey. In this episode, they delve into unexpected territories, discussing the surprisingly enlightening topics of hemorrhoids and bidets. They also reflect on their experiences, sharing anecdotes about the challenges and joys of working together in the comedy scene. Tune in to the Patreon for a lively discussion that touches on everything from comedic origins to the finer points of bathroom etiquette, and even the surreal experience of encountering unusual individuals in their comedic careers. Don't miss this hilarious and thought-provoking episode! Thanks for listening!

Join host Ricky Pacioreck for an unforgettable episode featuring guests Paul Carson and Steve Kain. Things take an unexpected turn when a power outage disrupts the recording, but not before we dive into the chaotic origin story of Paul and Steve's first meeting. Steve reveals the shocking tale of his restraining order against Paul, bringing raw emotion to the surface. In a moment of vulnerability, Steve ugly cries on-air, recounting the bizarre incident where Paul slipped LSD into his drink, leading to a surreal audio recording that put Steve in a trance. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions, unexpected twists, and the raw honesty that makes "People We Could Live Without" a must-listen podcast. Check out the patreon!

"From Boofing to Belief: Leah Renee Unfiltered" Join host Ricky Paciorek on this episode of "People We Could Live Without" as he sits down with Philly comic and former Mormon, Leah Renee (@LeahReneeComedian) . Leah shares her compelling journey out of the Mormon religion, discussing the pivotal moments that inspired her decision to leave. Listen in as Leah reveals the reactions of her family and friends to her departure and how it has shaped her life and career in comedy. Of course, no episode would be complete without Ricky's signature touch—a special gift for Leah before she leaves. Tune in for an engaging mix of heartfelt storytelling and humor in this can't-miss episode. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATREON!!! ($1/Month) We have an ENTIRE extra hour episode EXCLUSIVELY at Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

In Episode 10 of "People We Could Live Without," join host Ricky Paciorek as he dives into another wild and unfiltered conversation with his friends Abel Cruz (@AbelCruz_Comedy) and John "Hoss" James (@HossJames). This week, the trio covers a wide range of hilariously outrageous topics. First, you'll hear the full, dramatic, and inevitably funny story behind how Abel Cruz ended up breaking his leg. The guys also delve into the world of gay memes and why sending them to each other has become a running joke among them. Ricky shares the inside scoop on his unique Facebook groups dedicated to "hot midgets" and why they're a hit. Listen in as the friends attempt to convince Abel to finally give wrestling a chance, with some unexpected twists and turns. Finally, they tackle the ultimate showdown discussion: who would win in a fight, a bear or a man? Opinions fly, and hilarity ensues. Get ready for an episode packed with laughter, absurdity, and the kind of conversations you can only have with your closest friends. Tune in and join the fun on "People We Could Live Without"

Join host Ricky Paciorek for a hilarious episode of "People We Could Live Without," featuring musician Teddy Lindross on the 1's and 2's. Ricky and Teddy share their creative origins and swap wild stories, including Teddy's adventure of sleeping under the Wildwood boardwalk. The fun ramps up with the recap of the Trade Up segment, starting from a $2 bill and evolving into a wild trade involving a 10-inch dildo. Find out the latest bizarre trade and who walked away with the infamous item. Adding to the excitement, Ricky surprises Teddy with an amazing gift. With unfiltered humor and candid storytelling, this episode promises a blend of comedy and camaraderie that'll leave you in stitches! Subscribe to the Patreon for exclusive content!! Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

Join host Ricky Paciorek for another uproarious episode of "People You Could Live Without" alongside the comedic duo, Philly's own Adam Flick (@AdamFlickComedy) and the Cumberland County legend, John Caldwell (@mckluven). In this installment, get ready for a sidesplitting ride as they revisit their comedic origins and share tales from the trenches of stand-up comedy. The hilarity amps up as they dive into the Trade Up segment that started with a $2 bill, introduced just two episodes ago. Remember the 10-inch dildo from last week? Well, buckle up as they reveal who traded for it and what bizarre treasure they brought in its place. Prepare for a riotous exchange and find out who left with the infamous dildo! John Caldwell spills the beans about his wild adventures, including the unforgettable tale of sleeping under the Wildwood boardwalk. Plus, get ready for some preemptive laughs as they hilariously speculate about the upcoming Trump rally in Wildwood. With unfiltered humor and candid storytelling, Ricky, Adam, and John take you on a journey that's equal parts hilarious and outrageous. Tune in for a dose of comedy and camaraderie that'll leave you doubled over in laughter! Wanna hear more? Have a dollar? Subscribe to the Patreon for $1/month for another hour of conversation and much more!!! Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod

Welcome to "People You Could Live Without," the comedy podcast where we dive into the quirks of everyday life with a humorous twist! In episode 7, join your host Ricky Paciorek alongside special guests Isaias Garza (@IsaiasBeards) and John James (@HossJames) for a hilarious discussion on starting new saves in Fallout 4, the joys and pitfalls of playing D&D with friends (and why everyone seems to quit mid-campaign), and much more! But that's not all - this week, we continue Ricky's epic "$2 bill trade up" challenge, where our guests embark on a mission to trade up from a humble $2 bill to something bigger and better. Their target? A coveted DVD copy of the holiday classic, Elf! Will they succeed, or will their quest hit a hilarious snag? Tune in to find out! Get ready for laughs, gaming anecdotes, and the unpredictable journey of trading up, all wrapped up in the witty banter of "People You Could Live Without"! Don't forget to subscribe to our Patreon for $1 a month at Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod for exclusive content and behind-the-scenes access.

"Foot Fetishes, 40oz Adventures, and the Creep Corner" Welcome to 'People We Could Live Without' with your host Ricky Paciorek! Get ready to dive headfirst into the weird and wacky with special guests Andrea Fenton (@andreafentoncomedy) and Dan Sherman (dmac_laughs). In this episode, they're unraveling the mystery of feet pics, all while dodging hilarious mishaps in a gift-giving showdown. From awkwardly wrapped presents to unexpected surprises, Andrea and Dan keep the laughs coming as they navigate through the absurdities of modern culture. As the conversation veers into the mysterious realm of the Creep Corner, listeners are treated to a glimpse into the bizarre and uncanny. With tales that toe the line between hilarious and downright strange, Andrea and Dan share anecdotes that will have you simultaneously cringing and chuckling. And just when you think it can't get any crazier, the competition heats up with a Colt 45 drink-off, where bravado and laughter flow as freely as the beverages themselves. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and prepare for a rollercoaster of hilarity, absurdity, and unexpected twists in this unforgettable episode of 'People We Could Live Without.' With Ricky, Andrea, and Dan at the helm, you're in for a wild ride that will leave you questioning just how much weirder things can get!

Welcome to "People We Could Live Without" with your host Ricky Paciorek! In this podcast, Ricky dives deep into the lives of fascinating individuals, exploring the quirks, pet peeves, and gripes that make them who they are. In this episode, Ricky is joined by two hilarious comedians, Steve Kain (@StevenKain) and Cody Wright (@Wright.Cody). Buckle up as Ricky and his guests take you on a rollercoaster ride through the world of comedy and beyond. From sharing stories about their humble beginnings in stand-up to navigating the treacherous waters of the entertainment industry, nothing is off-limits. But the real juicy stuff? That's when the conversation veers into the realm of 1-star reviews at The Adonis Theater in Philly. Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt as they dissect the absurdity of those scathing critiques. And if that's not enough, brace yourselves for Steve's no-holds-barred tirade against... well, pretty much everyone. From annoying neighbors to terrible drivers, Steve holds nothing back as he unleashes his wrath on the people he just can't stand. So grab your headphones and join Ricky Paciorek, Steve Kain, and Cody Wright for a wild ride through the comedy universe and beyond. Because in a world full of people, these are the ones we could probably do without!

"Breaking Barriers and Selling Soles" In this electrifying fourth episode of "People You Could Live Without" with your host Ricky Paciorek, we dive deep into the realm of comedy and taboo with our incredible guests Chica Loca (@chicalocacomedy) and Andrea Fenton (@andreafentoncomedy). Join us as we dissect the often-overlooked female stigmas within the comedy scene, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs faced by women in this male-dominated industry. Chica Loca and Andrea Fenton share their personal experiences, navigating through societal norms and carving out their own unique paths in the world of humor. Then, prepare to be astonished as we explore a rather unconventional side hustle – selling feet pics on none other than feetfinder.com. Our guests open up about their ventures into this quirky market, challenging societal norms and redefining the concept of entrepreneurship one sole at a time. Tune in for an unfiltered conversation filled with laughter, empowerment, and a touch of scandal. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Join host Ricky Paciorek as he dives into the intriguing lives of individuals who make you wonder: Could you live without them? In this week's episode, Ricky is joined by none other than Logan Malin and George Miller, two dynamic personalities from the vibrant Philadelphia comedy scene. Tune in as Logan and George share the captivating story of how they crossed paths in the Philly comedy circuit and forged an unbreakable bond, evolving into the best of friends along the way. From their initial encounters to navigating the highs and lows of pursuing comedy, their journey is filled with laughter, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments. Get ready for an inside look as the trio delves into the intricacies of the local comedy scene, shedding light on the unique dynamics and relationships within. From sharing anecdotes about fellow comedians to exploring the unspoken rules and playful banter that define the community, no stone is left unturned. But that's not all – prepare to be entertained as Logan, George, and Ricky share hilarious stories, discuss their favorite comedic influences, and offer insights into what makes the Philadelphia comedy scene truly special. So grab your headphones and join Ricky Paciorek alongside Logan Malin and George Miller for an episode packed with laughter, friendship, and a glimpse into the lives of people you could, but wouldn't want to, live without. Don't forget to show your support by subscribing to our Patreon at Patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod for exclusive content and perks!

Welcome back to "People You Could Live Without," the podcast where we delve into the lives and stories of individuals who make the world a little more interesting, one laugh at a time. I'm your host, Ricky Paciorek, and today's episode is a special one as we take a trip down memory lane with two incredibly talented individuals who happen to be not only my former classmates but also my dear friends and fellow comedians.Joining me today are two students I met from the infamous Helium Stand Up 101 class – the breeding ground for future comedy stars – Will Craig (@theveryfunnywillcraig) and Connor McAdams (@connormcadamscomedy), who have since become notable figures in the Philly comedy scene. Together, we reminisce about our humble beginnings, sharing laughs, struggles, and triumphs along the way.In this episode, we rewind the clock to those early days at Helium Comedy Club, where we first crossed paths as aspiring comedians. From nerve-wracking open mics to the camaraderie forged in the trenches of stand-up comedy boot camp, we recount the unforgettable moments that shaped our journey from amateurs to seasoned performers.As we dissect our experiences in Stand Up 101, we reflect on the diverse cast of characters who populated our class – from the natural-born jokesters to the shy introverts finding their comedic voice. Together, we offer our candid assessments of who we believe has the grit and talent to make it in the cutthroat world of comedy.But it's not all about the past. In this episode, we also provide a glimpse into our current lives as working comedians, discussing the challenges of breaking into the competitive world of stand-up and the exhilaration of finally landing coveted spots on comedy lineups across the city.From navigating the treacherous waters of open mics to honing our craft on stage, we share the unfiltered truth about the rollercoaster ride that is a career in comedy. So, grab your headphones and get ready for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation with two rising stars of the Philly comedy scene.Tune in to "People You Could Live Without" for an episode packed with laughter, nostalgia, and insight into the wild world of stand-up comedy. Because when it comes to chasing your dreams, sometimes the best company is found in those who've shared the journey every step of the way.

Welcome to the debut episode of "People You Can Live Without," the podcast where we explore the fascinating stories of individuals who bring laughter into our lives. I'm your host, Ricky Paciorek, and today I'm joined by two hilarious guests, Ryan Curtiss (@iamryancurtiss) and John James (@hossjames), as we peel back the layers of friendship, comedy, and the unexpected. In this inaugural installment, Ryan and John take a seat in the guest chairs as we embark on a journey through the roots of our comedic connections. We reminisce about the fateful encounters that brought us together and dive into the early days of our comedy careers, sharing anecdotes about the nerve-wracking beginnings and the exhilarating highs of performing on stage. But our conversation doesn't stop there. Prepare for a wild ride as we delve into the quirks and idiosyncrasies that make our friendship unique, from the unconventional transition from slam poetry to stand-up comedy to the hilariously bizarre world of sex toy parties for men. And of course, we can't forget to discuss our shared affinity for champing Black & Milds—an unexpected bonding experience that has become a hallmark of our friendship. Throughout our laughter-filled discussion, the camaraderie between Ryan, John, and myself is palpable, weaving a tapestry of shared experiences and mutual admiration. So grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and join us for an hour of uproarious entertainment and heartfelt camaraderie. Tune in to the first episode of "People You Can Live Without" as we lift the curtain on the origins of laughter and friendship. You won't want to miss it! PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod $1/month gets you 4 more episodes a month.

Just putting things together and figuring it out as we go. Don't forget to support the Patreon. $1 a month will get you 4 extra episodes a month. https://www.patreon.com/LiveWithoutPod