
Two mailmen turned comedians discuss art, culture, and their experience becoming stand up comics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 223 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week we discuss the origins of heavy metal, Lord of the Rings, and comedy "hot seats".
This week Robin Henry makes us jealous with her retirement from USPS, then we discuss 9/11, joke writing, and truck stop comedy.
This week we discuss butt stuff, GTA 6, and philosophy.
This week Maalik joins us for a taste test of comedy-branded booze.
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Talk about Metallica more. Support the troops and use them as a barometer to compare how hard a job is. #benicetodamian.
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These two hosts remind me of Norm and Cliff from Cheers 😁. Of course, they are both US Postal Carriers rather than one of them being an insurance salesman.
I’ve been binging these episodes to get caught up. I love hearing these two guys try to figure out comedy. I’m a little farther a long in my own comedy journey but not by much, so I’m finding this podcast both relatable and enlightening.
Listening to these two anxious mail carriers figure out how to be funny, in front of each other and strangers every week, is the best way to spend my Thursday nights.
The umms, yeahs, and uhhs are the perfect punctuation between the pop culture, gaming, music, and of course, comedy references these two aspiring funny men praise and dissect each week. Their comedic chemistry rivals the greats of our time, from Laurel and Hardy, to Beavis and Butt-Head. Attempted delivery is a first class podcast... more
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This show features two stand-up enthusiasts who riff about the comedy scene, their open-mic journey, and a rotating slate of guests from the stand-up world. Episodes blend personal anecdotes, industry observations, and pop culture riffs with a casual, high-energy banter style. Noteworthy are candid stories from touring, backstage chaos, and a willingness to push boundaries with humor, making it a relatable listen for aspiring comics and comedy fans alike. The format often alternates between solo host banter and guest-driven conversations, offering practical career insights alongside entertainment value for potential guests and sponsors seeking authentic, comedy-focused reach.
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Recent guests on Attempted Delivery include:
1. Maalik Stark
2. Brandon Youngblood
3. Payne Tirado
4. Elliott Gottloeb
5. Damien Robinson
6. Dana Charitonchick
7. Tommy Sinbazo
8. Joe Aument
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