
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 | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Stand-UpChristianityComedyReligion & Spirituality | |||

This podcast stayed so far off course that it felt like it never had any direction to begin with
This episode is about a lot of things but the heart of is Dusty talking about he managed to get out of debt and jump start his life. Also he talks about property taxes, useless government and of course he talks about the Bible
This is a motivational episode even though Dusty rambles. Its also a sleep podcast.
In this episode Dusty recognizes several full circle moments in is life recently and manages to talk for over an hour about it without even realizing it until its over. Also he mentions maybe for the first time that you shouldn't be eating pork.
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I love this podcast. God Bless you and yours!
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Keep on reading that Bible. You never know when God’s Word will fall on fertile ground.
Each episode has a few minutes of entertaining talk. Mostly drivel otherwise. And then way too much religion.
Love his standup. But this podcast is the worst
One of my few favorite Comedians. I like the Podcast.
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Laced with faith, family, and roadside storytelling, this show combines candid monologues from a touring stand-up comedian with personal reflections on religion, culture, and everyday life. Episodes blend humorous anecdotes about travel, family, and the comedy business with sincere spiritual commentary, Bible references, and thoughtful takes on modern culture. The format tends to be intimate, confessional, and temperamentally optimistic, often exploring how faith and humor intersect in a busy touring life. Noteworthily, the host frequently cadences between light-hearted bits and serious reflections, making it appealing for listeners who enjoy spiritual perspectives alongside blunt, relatable humor.
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