Independently Waelti
Waeltdown StudiosFollow comedian Chris Waelti’s journey for self-improvement as his more composed friends tear down his sad-guy persona and give their perspective on everything from sex and religion to depression and anger management.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Mental HealthComedyComedy InterviewsHealth & Fitness | ||||
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This week in Waelti, for the first time ever we have a guest on for a third time! We have friend, comedian and pinball player David Tweite back to discuss the state of the stand-up comedy in a world where you can’t perform in front of a live audience... more
This week in Waelti, Waelti takes a back seat after getting two frozen pain killers deep before recording with friend and previous guest of the pod, Mike James. They talk how Chris’ co-workers think he is in a “Bert and Ernie” situation, Mike calls o... more
This week in Waelti, we bring on comedian, author, podcast host Sara Benincasa to discuss the importance of creating boundaries with your parents as an adult, the inaccuracy of the age old saying “if you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in y... more
This week in Waelti, we bring on long-time listener and the original steve-head turned Waeltaholic, Gabe Elias. Gabe and Waelti bond over their love of partying, we talk about what it’s like living in England during the pandemic, the inequity of buil... more
This week in Waelti, we invite friend and comedian Mike Recine to challenge Waelti’s pride over who the best mover is in NYC, discuss why cancelling your gym membership even after the pandemic is over wouldn’t be a bad thing and reminisce about the t... more
This week in Waelti, we catch up with friend, comedian and writer Ed Larson. Waelti reveals which chip is the worst for you, how Hasidic children collect business cards like baseball cards and Ed tells us about a time Chris embarrassed himself by not... more
We're back after a month hiatus as Steve finally figures out how to record the pod while maintaining government ordered self-isolation. Waelti talks about getting over his anxiety of having an "essential" job that puts him in close contact with stran... more
This week in Waelti, we invite friend and comedian Trey Galyon to talk with us about Waelti's pink eye affliction, how newly dating someone while hosting a podcast about yourself could only be a good thing and how if you have a roommate who gets bla... more
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Reviews
- Makes you feel good about your life
I look forward to this pod every week because it just makes me feel good. It’s somehow self reflective/deep, but also fun and light-hearted simultaneously. Waelti is brutally honest and vulnerable, which takes balls and inspires me to be the same. Life is tough. Vulnerability is strength. Poop stories are funny.
-Dan F
Apple Podcasts5DFalco
United States7 years ago - 5 Stars
I’ve been a listening from the beginning and the banter between Chris and Steven never gets old. The mix of guests that range from comedians to friends to Steve’s dad keeps it interesting. Chris sounds happier to be alive as of late, I think I’m slowly becoming a Waeltaholic!
Apple Podcasts5olivialehm2United States7 years ago I’m not sure whether to root for Waelti’s self-sabotaging behavior or his ambition to improve himself.
One thing is for sure though, this guy has some really hilarious friends with great stories about him that bring his personality flaws to light.
Waelti is at his funniest when he’s embarrassed and when Steve calls him out for leaving out details he’s trying to hide.
It’s even funny to people who don’t know Waelti personally. Highly recommend!
Podchaser57 years agoindependentlywaelti- Waelt-dog position teetering
If you don’t smash Rachel by this weekend, I’m becoming a Steve-head again.
Apple Podcasts5GabednconfusedUnited States7 years ago - Unfiltered Gold
I’ve learned from this Pod that we all want an inside look at what our peers / other humans are thinking and doing behind the curtains. This crew pulls you right into the bathtub with them and you’ll likely want to stay and listen; just don’t forget the soap.
Apple Podcasts5LeeColemanPTUnited States7 years ago - Great listen
I’ve never listened to a pod before this , so I have no comparison. This is great to loose yourself for an hour or so listening to stories of a guy who seems down on his life and happens to be a decent comic ! The way he banters with his ‘co-host’ / ‘producer’ / ‘sidekick’ leaves me chuckling and his guests, who are his friends, are pretty funny too. I recommend this listen as a way to make you feel better about yourself
Apple Podcasts5ebchopsUnited States7 years ago - Hard Not To Be A Steve-Head When Your Name Is Steve
I’m not sure whether to root for Waelti’s self-sabotaging behavior or his ambition to improve himself.
One thing is for sure though, this guy has some really hilarious friends with great stories about him that bring his personality flaws to light.
Waelti is at his funniest when he’s embarrassed and when Steve calls him out for leaving out details he’s trying to hide.
It’s even funny to people who don’t know Waelti personally. Highly recommend!
Apple Podcasts5stevo6954United States7 years ago - Growing on me like a cancerous tumor, but in a good way.
Full disclosure, I know Steve.
For the first 10-15 episodes of this show, I found myself solely interested in the guests (this show’s guests are great). I couldn’t relate to Waelti, and it was frustrating for me to hear him discuss all that was wrong with him and his life, only to never take anyone’s advice or make any effort to improve. Now, I must say that it takes a lot of guts to be bluntly honest with the world in the way that Waelti is on the podcast, and I admire that he’s willing to sha... more
Apple Podcasts5GeordieYoungUnited States7 years ago - Real candid, enjoyable podcast
Have known Steven for as long as I can remember and he’s in his element on the pod. The lack of script and loosely structured topics lead to some great, honest conversations, which often leads to some pretty relatable revelations.
Always look forward to listening on Monday’s and have even found myself listening to episodes again (like I’m doing now while working). Check it out!
Apple Podcasts5orangio.kyleUnited States7 years ago - Wow , surprisingly great show !
A friend of mine in Australia got me onto your podcast , and I must say , she was right . Your show is funny , witty , sharp, scary , and unbelievably honest and frank .
I don’t know where your heading but after the last show I’m strapped in for the ride !
Apple Podcasts5Fishstick70
Australia7 years ago - Was not expecting much but
It just keeps getting better (the podcast that is...not sure if waelti has improved as a person). Honest, funny, and a good listen.
Apple Podcasts5magda loAustralia7 years ago - A shining ray of gloom
Chris Waelti is to podcasting what Eeyore was to Winnie the Pooh. He’s the contrasting cloud of doom that makes all your troubles seem trivial in comparison. Need a pick me up? Subscribe to this podcast and find yourself thinking, “Y’know, my life’s not so bad after all. Thanks, Waelti!”
Apple Podcasts5Matt GiffordUnited States7 years ago - More Lambiase!
This Steven guy is hilarious! Keep up the great pod.
Apple Podcasts5BrbubulUnited States7 years ago - Amazing !!
Amazing podcast! Even amazing host! These guys are incredible and such a great time listening to their podcast xx
Apple Podcasts5JTMNRUnited States7 years ago - Funny and casual.
Love this pod. Dudes are really funny without trying to bombard you with jokes. They just talk about real stuff and then you’re cracking up... I think I’m team Steve.
Apple Podcasts5JackbhenryUnited States8 years ago
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