A podcast about drinking, drugs, and religion. Dusty Slay is a professional stand up comedian and this podcast is all about his life on the road, his journey as a man and as a comedian. 10 Episodes dedicated to How To Become a Comic, published 6/19/2019, Season 2 Episode 1-10
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 269 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsComedyPerforming Arts |
Dusty rambles on and on about country music, plants, gifts, marvel movies and the bible.
Dusty tries to convince everyone to take their power back and not watch halftime shows that you dont enjoy. Also lots of other topics.
In this episode Dusty gets off on the wrong foot complaing about the poison food in this country and then it spirals. He gets back to positivity while talking about Jesus and about Marvel Movies ultimately he goes back to complaining about dogs. But ... more
Dusty mainly talks about the years to 2001 to 2004 when he was working at Office Depot and what his life was like.
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Nailed it brother! As a pastor I totally agree with your statements regarding “getting to the table on time” and taking our Christian walk “a little light”. Oh how we should treasure our Bibles and value our time to serve!
I always treasure your nuggets of gold on Nateland as well, keep it brother! Praying for you!!
Pastor Joe
Dusty Slay is killing it!! Excited to see his future specials. Much LOVE from Phoenix.
This podcast is now largely Dusty complaining. It wasn’t always so complaint-heavy, but with the absence of Hannah, there’s no one to soften his misery with the world today. Listeners are consistently reminded that his shows are hot and most everything else is not.
I like this podcast. That’s it. I like it. It’s good to listen to. I think you will like it too. If not, you should. Dusty Slay is entertaining. And I like his podcast.
Love the pod. No Scrubs is TLC, Beyonce was in Destiny’s Child.
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The content showcases a mixture of humor and personal storytelling as the host navigates through various aspects of life, including his experiences as a stand-up comedian, thoughts on societal issues, and reflections on spirituality and family. Common themes include his critiques of the entertainment industry, candid discussions on politics, and humorous takes on everyday occurrences, all intertwined with his individual journey. The podcast is characterized by its relatability, merging comedic narratives with deeper reflections on personal growth, faith, and cultural commentary, often revolving around humor in difficult situations and the absurdities of life.
A particularly notable aspect is the host's ability to maintain a lighthearted a... more
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