Jolly Brew

Another episode, this one filmed a while before the date. Danny Jolles and Matthew Broussard discuss fun wrestling, time travel rules and more. Sub. Listen. Debate. 

Matthew Broussard and Danny Jolles break down once again all things happening in this wonderful world including Big Jay Oakerson's performance at the roast, Gavin Newsom's SAT and a bunch of nerdy comedy stuff. Enjoy!

In this episode, Matthew clarifies his stances on conservative comedy, we discover the stolen identity and men should cry. Listen. Laugh. Debate.

In this episode, Danny Jolles and Matthew Broussard discuss everything relevant to their lives slash what they were thinking of that second. This includes the death of Spirit airlines and the best hacky joke of them all. Their old college gigs and the nightmare that was and Matthew takes an UNBELIEVABLY violent shot at NYU. Listen and sub, it means everything.

In this candid, no-nonsense conversation, the duo explores how boundaries, shared experiences, and even corporate interests create the canvas for excellence. You'll hear compelling stories from all-star encounters—from the magic of watching world-class performers like Brian Regan in an unguarded moment, to the endorsements from legends like Tom Cruise that only arrive behind closed doors. Listen on the go and follow us with this link! https://linktr.ee/jollybrew

Jolly Brew is all new this week! - Featuring a lively conversation between Matthew and Danny, covering a range of topics. Danny shares his recent travel experiences, including a long journey from Sydney to Los Angeles. The discussion shifts to the challenges and temptations faced by young men, such as gambling and substance use. They also explore the evolving standards of beauty and the importance of having a passion. The conversation touches on political discourse, the impact of role models, and the nuances of attraction. Listen on the go and follow us with this link! https://linktr.ee/jollybrew  

This episode features a lively conversation between Matthew and Danny, focusing on their experiences in the comedy world. They discuss attending the premiere of the show "Hacks," sharing anecdotes about the Hollywood scene and the celebrities they encountered. The conversation shifts to the challenges and dynamics of being a comedian, including dealing with rejection, the importance of self-promotion, and the impact of social media on comedy. Listen on the go and follow us with this link! https://linktr.ee/jollybrew

In this episode of JB, we explore passionate opinions about community, politics, and traditions that collide in a lively, unfiltered conversation. Plus, insights into handling an over anxious crowd with grace - and the importance of authentic human connection over social media noise.

Jolly Brew is BACK! This week - Matthew and Danny tackle everyday funny antics in airport lounges, as well as the treats of having the famed American Express Black Card. Later, the guys talk Matthew's new-coined term 'Scrubs Law' - describing the comedic portrayal of a scene or event, versus a dramatic actors' portrayal. Lastly, the duo discuss Ryan Gosling's new film 'Project Hail Mary' and the future of science fiction films in Hollywood.

After a short hiatus, the guys are back in the swing of things and there's no holding back! This week - the duo dives into their personal stories on set with intimacy coordinators, the ridiculous TSA lines that have America in a halt, and Danny's return to Seth MacFarlane's new Ted series. Don't miss out!

The boys are back. Episode 2, there’s no way this ever stops. The boys discuss their weekends of travel and slots, get into the reasons to live in their cities and answer the simple question of can someone with Tourette’s say the N word. Watch, subscribe, ring a bell! DO THE THINGS! WELCOME TO JOLLY BREW!

The guys start their new podcast with a BANG! They gush about how phone friendships become lifelines, the social aspects of stand-up, and finding enjoyment in the most random places. You can watch this episode at https://youtu.be/TDCsuIH9svY  This episode was produced by Sam Gershik. Music by The Moondrops.