Zoning Out Presented by The Comedy Zone

In this episode, Jordan & Jonathan are matching and lean into affirmations. They discuss The Boys and satire. The conversation quickly moves to the curious case of 4/20 and the number of historical events that have taken place on that date. What is the origin of four twenty? Most importantly the building of the Data Center in East Charlotte has been put on hold due to public outcry proving again that strength in numbers and your voice matters. Data Centers are bad news for everyone and the environment. Oh and they discussed funny things like partying in the woods and causing trouble growing up. And the Amy Pohler beef continues. In the second segment...Jonathan asks listeners to sign the petition. We do have power. Jonathan challenges Jordan with a "60 seconds on something you know nothing about". Jordan doesn't pull back on cheating. They guys move on to potential TV gigs, how to make it happen, and the wild Artemis II accomplishments and competency porn. Plus the cruel endings to some movies are too much. Finally, the News of the Weird does not disappoint.  Follow us on IG: Jordan Centry: @JordanCentry Jason Allen King: @KingJasonAllen Jonathan Williams: @MrWilliamsComedy Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and if you’re feeling generous… hit that ridiculous Hype button.

In this episode, the collective is back together. It's been a minute. They get into the value (or lack of) of good video when trying to get booked and what they/some actually use. The importance of finding your audience/your crowd. The guys dig into Coachella. They all commit to being a fan of Justin Bieber but also find his performance with a laptop, at best, curious. Cancel culture pops up again. The guys have a beef with @AmyPoehler who blatantly and without remorse stole an idea of from this very podcast known as 60 seconds on something you know nothing about. She refuses to speak on the matter. Well, Amy? What do you have to say? Crickets. Jordan presents Jonathan with a challenge of why white women will be the downfall of society. Jonathan struggles and provides the title for this week. Yikes.  In the second half, Jonathan makes a terrible mistake regarding a fake artist that sparks a conversation about music. He redeems himself by introducing the guys to Rosalia's iconic performance at a British awards show. Jordan admits that he doesn't like music when he doesn't understand the language. That sounds worse than it is. They finish with a local fight to stop the building of a Data Center in east Charlotte.   Follow us on IG: Jordan Centry: @JordanCentry Jason Allen King: @KingJasonAllen Jonathan Williams: @MrWilliamsComedy    Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and if you’re feeling generous… hit that ridiculous Hype button.

In this episode, Jason and Jonathon discuss the "selfish" absence of Jordan and their most recent performance at the Cain Center for the Arts. The economy of living off of standup is a puzzle that they have to figure out. Jason speaks about his trip to a few cities in Spain and Jonathan's lack of travel experience. After playfully roasting the fire department, Jonathan praises his experience at The Comedy Catch in Chattanooga, TN and the charming city. The guys soon dive into a discussion about movies, book adaptations, and storytelling. They claw through Jason's reoccurring anger at No Country For Old Men where new details emerge, the works of Wes Anderson and his often wearisome style, movie editing, and a return to comedy.  After the break, the guys discuss at length the bizarre case of double amputee and professional cornhole player, Dayton James Webber, and his arrest for alleging murdering a friend. Buckle up. This might get them in trouble. The conversation deviates into tangents about hobbies, professionalism, amputees & murder, and hotel experiences. If all of that wasn't bad enough, they tackle the new Sperm Racing World Cup and all of the various logistical and disturbing challenges. They round out the episode with a Would You Rather considering having a personal driver at your request versus always getting bumped to first class when flying. The answers might surprise you. Follow us on IG: Jordan Centry: @JordanCentry Jason Allen King: @KingJasonAllen Jonathan Williams: @MrWilliamsComedy    Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and if you’re feeling generous… hit that ridiculous Hype button.

In this episode, we get into the newest (and dumbest) YouTube feature: the Hype button… which quickly turns into a full-on roast of NFTs, fake value, and why anyone who “knows a lot” about NFTs might actually be the problem. Then we somehow end up debating advocacy vs. self-interest, whether it “counts” to fight for a cause you’re personally impacted by (spoiler: we argue both sides), and how the internet loves to weaponize “good intentions” like it’s a sport. And to close it out, we bring you a clip from our live Three’s Comedy Tour show at the Cain Center for the Arts — featuring a crowd-voted “Would You Rather” that immediately derails into chaos: Turn into a werewolf every night (9pm → sunrise)… with NO memory of what you do OR Turn into a chicken every time you lie (for 2 hours)… and yes, we debate flight capacity There’s yelling. There’s applause. There’s at least one “make him a chicken” moment. And somehow… a gay chicken is born.  Follow us on IG: Jordan Centry: @JordanCentry Jason Allen King: @KingJasonAllen Jonathan Williams: @MrWilliamsComedy  Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and if you’re feeling generous… hit that ridiculous Hype button.

Zoning Out Podcast (Presented by The Comedy Zone) is back — and this one starts with coffee instead of rum & coke, then immediately spirals into Valentine’s Day chaos, venue horror stories, and the worst dates of all time. Jordan breaks down how his Valentine’s Day brunch show got canceled because the venue “forgot” to reserve the space (with tickets already moving), and the crew debates the unwritten rules of Valentine’s Day: when to keep it chill, when to break up, and why Denny’s might be the most honest brand in America. Then we get into a full-on dating trauma dump: Crying on a first date because someone picked the saddest movie imaginable (Michael Keaton’s My Life) A “date” that turned into IKEA labor… ending with someone falling asleep mid-assembly (and yes, parts may or may not have been stolen). The infamous “music playing out loud at the bar” situation that made everyone furious on principle. After the break, the guys do “60 Seconds of Something We Know Nothing About” — where they attempt to defend the indefensible and confidently spread misinformation for sport.  Also: show plugs + big announcements:  Jason Allen opens for Anthony Jeselnik (6 sold-out shows at Goodnights in Raleigh)   Jordan opens for Trish Suhr at a theater in Kannapolis   And don’t miss Comics React Live — the live version of Jordan’s music video reactions with stand-up in between (mid-2000s TRL/106 & Park vibes). Costumes encouraged.https://www.cltcomedyzone.com/shows/3...   Follow + Subscribe:  IG: @JordanCentry | @KingJasonAllen | @MrWilliamsComedy