Midnight Breakfast

This week Midnight Breakfast heads back into the criminal underworld to return to the scene of one of our darkest topics: DOIN CRIMES. We’re going deep, deep down into the black hearts and twisted minds of crime-doers as we try to understand the psychology of… THE SHOPLIFTER. How do they justify it to themselves? Is it all about getting some sick thrill? Do they have any good tips and tricks for the kids? And, like, what even is property, REALLY, man? Honorable thieves Richard Park (@ThatRichardPark on Twitter) and Kevin Anderson (@KBAndersonYo) share their stories of larcenies, both grand and petty with host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp) over a lovely meal of bacon and eggs. Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity.

Get ready to exercise your ears and take your brain to the gym in this week’s pumped-up episode of Midnight Breakfast. Doughy host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp on Twitter) is joined by chiseled-ish Adonii Robert Vertrees (@RockyRob) and Jeff May (@HeyThereJeffro) who attempt to explain the experience of being physically fit to someone who never has been before. Diet and nutrition, muscles, workout routines and what it’s like to get punched in the face. Educational! Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity.

They’ve gone from kid stuff to nerd stuff to ruling the box office, the internet, and popular culture at large. Comic books are no longer merely the province of sweaty outcasts, they’re a legitimized vehicle for visual/textual storytelling. Plus superheroes are still pretty cool. In this week’s issue of Midnight Breakfast, host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp on Twitter) is joined by comics geeks Andy Sell (@Andy_Sell), Becky Kluger (@BigDickBecky) and the Brainy Shana as they go deep into their shared histories of nerdery. From Spider-Man, The X-Men, Punisher, Superman, and Batman to all your favorite indie stuff and philosophical graphic novels, we cover a full trade paperback’s worth of comedy on the experience of being a COMIC BOOKS fan. Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity.

It feels almost mandatory in today’s America, but is going to college actually the right choice for young people? Is accruing massive debt before entering adulthood, just for the pleasure of getting a head start on your alcohol problem is actually GOOD for its students? Regardless, it’s pretty good for helping generate stories if nothing else. On this week’s Midnight Breakfast host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp on Twitter) is joined by educated ladies Jessica Singer (@MissJesskah) and Jessica Michelle Singleton (@JMScomedy) for a sophisticated, intellectual discussion of blackouts, bong rips, sexual indiscretion and occasionally making it to class. Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity.

Driving. Cars – they get us from here to there, but they’re also our own private bubbles, extensions of ego, symbols of status, and mobile recording studios. Host David Sharp (@DavidAndSharp) is joined by Road Warriors Michael James Benson (@MJBComedy) and Ryan Pfeiffer (@RatedRComedy) as they tell tales of the open highway on this week’s Midnight Breakfast. Far from the sterile atmosphere of a studio, Midnight Breakfast gives the listener a seat at the cool kids table with some of the most unique personalities in comedy. David and his friends offer a well-balanced meal of intimacy, philosophy, and silliness, with conversations edited for brevity and hilarity. Settle into the kitchen nook for this episode of Midnight Breakfast! Episode 20 – Driving