Skullet

Hold on to your hats (and let that skullet free), folks...we are joined by hilarious comedian and new dad Aarik Nesby! We go deep into Disney conspiracies, Aarik's first open mic, getting in trouble at school, working with Tracy Morgan, meeting comedy legend Bruce Bruce, telling a political joke in front of Tom Green, roasting Antonio Brown, and why Wiz Khalifa didn't like a video Aarik posted. It's our namiest-name-dropping episode yet and it's a banger! Also, stay til the end for Aarik's "skullet." No spoilers but it involves tacos, mararitas, and a graveyard. Don't miss it.

After a previously unreleased episode, Winston Hodges (Don't Tell Comedy) returns to the Skullet Podcast and boy is this one a dooz. They talk skullets, The Pitt, Apple TV, comedy in DC, writing comedy, Kill Tony, top 3 bald guys, and how the cops didn't help Winston after his car was broken into.

After a run-in with sepsis, the Skullet Podcast returns with one heck of a guest --- New York comic and former NCAA basketball player, Alex Dragicevich! We talk about various forms of stomach illness, how good the food really is when you play for Boston College (shout out to Dennis Clifford), whether or not Ronnie got Tim sick, an athletes vs. comedian comparison, White Lotus, and Alex's sick goatee. Ball is life.

Holy moly do we have a humdinger --- Comedian Ryan Beck joins the boys to discuss an array of topics LIKE this year's Oscar picks, Jim Henson, raising small children in New York City, the Midwest, and most importantly, Nerds Gummi Clusters (not a sponsor.)

On this week's installment of the Skullet Podcast, Senor Flem sits down with NEWS MAN (and comedian) James Hamilton to discuss some Oscar movies (The Brutalist, A Complete Unknown), James's time working for Vice News and the Olympics, diabetes, and comedy in New York. Don't touch that dial.

On this week’s episode, Brooklyn based comedian Jonathan Van Halen sits down with the Skullet Captain. Jonathan, a loyal Mets fan, gives the inside baseball on working for both Fox News and MSNBC as well as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Tune in!

Tyler Rothrock is a stand-up comedian and writer from Nazareth, PA. His debut album, Tyler of Nazareth, debuted at #8 on the Billboard comedy chart. He's appeared at the New York Comedy Festival and also opened for Michael Che, Dave Attell, Roy Wood Jr., Kyle Kinane, and more.

Comedian/physicist/comic book aficionado Zivan Vasquez joins the boys to discuss a wide range of topics such as the movie Babygirl, anxiety, Mark Zuckerberg, and standup comedy.

In today’s episode, Ronnie sits down with hilarious comedian Jessica Levin and talks comedy, working movies sets, Bryan Johnsons aspirations for immortality and much more!

Tanael Joachim, AKA TJ, is a Haitian-born stand-up comedian, writer, and actor based in New York City. He sits down to talk skullets, starting comedy in NYC, the Cellar, and how to cook a great goat. Lots of comedy gems in this one!

Hop on to this one way trip to Skulletville where Mayor Ronnie Fleming sits down with esteemed guest and fellow comedian Ben Kirschenbaum. There is no return ticket but you won’t want to leave anyway after the conversation starts flowing. Covering controversial topics like “Why wasn’t Ronnie invited to Ben’s wedding” and “Did Jimmy Carter REALLY cause the LA Wild Fires?” This is an episode you won’t want to turn off.. nay this is an episode you simply cannot turn off! Enjoy!

In this episode, Ronnie sits down with Michael Turner, the world’s #1 Cincinnati Bengals fan and a stand-up comedian currently wrapping up his second year on the Road Warrior tour. Touring the country alongside the Bengals’ game schedule, Michael is also the host of Mike’d Up, where he interviews passionate tailgaters before each game. Join the fellas as they dive into all things football, comedy, and witness Michael prove he is smarter than chatGPT!

We were lucky to have the hilarious co-founder of Comedians You Should Know, Mike Lebovitz, sit down with Ronnie on this week’s episode. Check it out to hear Mike’s thoughts on comedy, content, and shooting armadillos from a tractor.

In a special Christmas Episode, Ronnie sits down with his good friend and AGT Golden Buzzer winner, Learnmore Jonasi. Learnmore gives us the behind the scenes of being a finalist on Americas Got Talent, talks about getting botox, and even has a surprise call in from two of his mothers! This isn’t an episode you want to miss!

In today’s episode Ronnie is joined by the dynamic comedian, podcaster and actor Adam Mamawala. Tune in to find out Adams experience opening for Dane Cook, doing comedy through divorce, and being a radical Android user.

Ronnie sits down with the hysterical Dajon Alford and talks comedy, economics, and octomom. Tune in to hear Dajon's wild first time doing comedy, what it's like being a triplet, and even get some relationship advice!

Harrison Tweed is a New York based comedian and former (possibly future?) host of the Let’s Talk About Sets Podcast. He sits down with Ronnie to discuss memories, movies, and mustaches. Make sure to check out his album Broken From the Day wherever you listen to comedy albums.

Aliya Kanani is a globe-trotting comedian and stopped into the skullet-laire to talk with Ronnie about her start in comedy, having a boyfriend in Australia, getting scammed, living in a van, and her unique take on living.

Ronnie is joined by Minnesota’s own, Brendan Gay. They talk about Brendan’s unique start in comedy (performing in 52 cities in 52 weeks!), travel, meeting Matt Lauer, working 9-5s, and whole bunch about Harvey Weinstein. It’s a really great chat, we hope you enjoy!

Ronnie sits down with Roast Battle champion Georgia Warder to talk election, man-caves vs. garages, WVU marching band, Handmaids Tale, Brazilian waxes, & medically-induced comas! It was a fun one folks. Please subscribe!

Ronnie sits down with Pittsburgh comedian Chris Nakis (go check out his special, Gonna Wanna out now on YouTube) to discuss starting out in Boston, being a married with kids comedian, and how he developed his style (mid-western with a touch of antagonism.) This ep is comedy heavy. Get ready for it!

Bo Johnson (Kevin Hart’s Hart of the City, Just For Laughs) sits down with a sleep-deprived Ronnie to discuss Seattle, comedy, and Bo’s trolling or Cameo stars. Bo is an incredible comic, make sure you follow him @bojohnsoncomedy and leave us a review please!

Bret Raybould is a hilarious comedian, writer, and radio personality based in New York City. He joins Ronnie to discuss finding his way in stand-up, working with legend Lisa Ann, whether or not Alec Baldwin is innocent, SNL, having a sibling on Survivor, and chopping it up about Ronnie’s strange doggy daycare past. Previous guests Daniel Crow and Lucas Connolly get some shout outs as well as Harvey Weinstein. What a ride.

Ronnie’s old friend and roommate Nevin Sharma sits down to catch up, discuss comedy in Winston-Salem, and if comedy has to be truthful. Nevin’s a writer for The Onion and has an album out called “Schmingle Bingle.” Check it out!

In this episode of Skullet Ronnie is joined by Collin Chamberlin. Collin is a New York based comic who tours all over the country and regularly performs in all your favorite clubs. Tune in and hear insights into the world of comedy, Collins take on the skullet lifestyle, and how this clean comic might just possibly have a VERY dark psyche.You don’t want to miss this episode or Collins debut album, “Hello, it’s me”.

In this episode of Skullet Ronnie hangs with the hilarious Samantha Bentley. Samantha is a true Yinzer and fantastic comedian hailing from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Known for her off the cuff style, Sam is a wild card you don’t want to miss. Tune in and hear about Sam’s past crimes, her take on the glizzy epidemic and her journey through comedy.

In this episode of Skullet, Ronnie sits down with comedian Luke Severeid for a candid conversation about metal music, ADD, and Luke’s journey into stand-up comedy. Known for his loud and energetic style, Luke shares insight from his tours across the country and how his passion for metal and unmedicated ADD influences his humor.

Join Ronnie as he chats with Pittsburgh comic Jeff Fieldhouse in this laugh-filled episode of Skullet! They explore Jeff’s journey in comedy, discuss the benefits of being sober, and dive into some juicy movie gossip. With a casual, humorous vibe, this episode is perfect for stand-up fans and anyone who enjoys a good laugh. Tune in for an entertaining look at comedy’s rise and Jeff’s personal anecdotes!

Ronnie sits down with his old friend Lucas Connolly (Comedy Central) Lucas is a staple of the New York comedy scene, a road dog, a crowd work king, a guy who once ate so much BBQ he had to get surgery (true story; eat your fiber kids.) He spent the weekend in Pittsburgh doing shows, playing chess, and watching Deadpool.

In this episode, we sit down with the electrifying comedian Kieron Harrell. Known for his infectious high energy and deeply personal humor, Kieron opens up about the experiences that shaped his career and what truly made him the comedian he is today. As a regular performer at The Laugh Factory and a sought-after comedian on stages such as The Comedy Store, The Bend Theater, The Second City, Skyline Comedy Club, and Don’t Tell Comedy shows nationwide, Kieron’s ascent in the comedy world is undeniable. His candid storytelling and quick-witted crowd work have garnered him millions of views on social media (@ki_almighty), showcasing his unique ability to connect with audiences. Tune in for an in-depth conversation about Kieron’s growth as a comedian, the pivotal moments that defined his career, and what drives his passion for comedy. This episode is a deep dive into the making of a rising comedy star who proves that a little bit of chaos can lead to a whole lot of laughter. Technically Difficulties Our recording equipment had issues near the end of the episode at 35 minutes. The audio quality degrades and the episode ends abruptly 3 minutes early. We apologize and hope you still enjoy!

In this episode of Skullet, we’re excited to feature comedian Leyla Ingalls from Dayton, Ohio! Leyla has made an entrance into the comedy scene with her standout performance on Kill Tony and is now touring all over the country. Join us as we chat about Leyla’s comedy career, alien secrets, and Ronnies strikingly close resemblance to SpongeBob.

In today episode we’re joined by Pittsburgh comic and world traveler, Blair Parker. Blair talks hair tips, allergies, Too Hot to Handle, and gives her analysis of Ronnie’s yet-to-be-penned screenplay, The Strange Change™

On this episode, Ronnie hangs out with incredibly funny Max Fine. Max has made a name for himself touring all over the country. You can now find him regularly at the famous Comedy Cellar in NYC. Listen and hear Max reveal how he got arrested at the border, his obsession with the band Phish, and his take on Ronnie’s luscious skullet.

This week on Skullet, host Ronnie sits down with the incredibly funny Neil Rubinstein, a stand-up comedian whose tour takes him coast to coast. Neil’s stand-up special, Have Some Dignity, has racked up over 147k views on YouTube, and he’s even snagged first place in the prestigious World Series of Comedy. Join Ronnie and Neil as they dive into the wild world of comedy—discussing the true cost of chasing your dreams, their favorite music, must-see movies, and the rollercoaster ride of highs and lows that comes with a life in comedy. Expect plenty of laughs, insights, and maybe a few surprising revelations. Tune in and get ready for a fun, behind-the-scenes look at the life of a touring comic!

Todays guest is international comic and recent AGT Golden Buzzer recipient Learnmore Jonasi. Learnmore holds the titles of Steve Harvey's Spotlight Winner, Savanna Pan African Award, Boston Comedy Festival Winner and many more! Tune in to hear why Learnmore started comedy, growing up in Zimbabwe, and his experience moving to the USA.