Nick Has A Poolhouse

Brandon Scott Keller comes over to the poolhouse and talks about being a dad and aspiring comic at the same time, how he handles relationships without a great deal of time or money, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Ben Bizuneh comes over to the poolhouse and talks about where he thinks he stands in the comedy world, the difference in his social skills when he's around a group of people as opposed to one-on-one, how taking time off from stand-up may make him more successful, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Laura Crawford comes over to the poolhouse and talks about hearing someone say something negative about you on a podcast, making fun of someone in a good way, the psychological issues she deals with today, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Atelson Fitzgerald Holder the 1st comes over to the poolhouse and talks about living the majority of his life in solitude, feeling like a social outcast, lacking self-awareness in public, being funny at any cost, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

The Dead Kevin guys ask Nick about the most embarrassing moments of his adult life, then surprise him with some of their own questions.

  Sketch group Dead Kevin comes over to the poolhouse and interviews Nick about the most embarrassing moments of his life. In Part one, the guys grill Nick about his dating life and get into his most embarrassing moments as a child and a teenager.

Paige Weldon comes over to the poolhouse and talks about the transition in her life that has made her more extroverted in social situations, the qualities that make a good friend, hating topanga canyon even while it's on fire, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Jay Weingarten comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how he was recently affected by his first stand-up performance, feeling lost and without purpose before starting comedy, anxiety attacks, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Sean Casey comes over to the poolhouse and talks with Nick about being a part-owner of Westside Comedy Theater, the anxieties that come with running the place, the emotions that come with just recently having a baby, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Barbara Gray comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how her terrible memory might make her a stronger person, never smoking weed on a first date, the gradual loss of hope when it comes to finding a normal relationship, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

George Coffey comes over to the poolhouse and talks about why he chooses to wear classy clothes, how his childhood led him to having so many skills, rarely asking other people for help, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Kasey Koop comes over to the poolhouse and talks about not being afraid to call herself a "slut," the differences (and similarities) between her twitter brand and her personality in real life, how past events have made forgiving people gradually more difficult, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Comedian Danny Jolles comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his fear of hurting women, bullies contacting him after being on television, his house burning down in 9th grade, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

At the end of each episode, Nick asks his guests to share the most embarrassing moment of their lives. In episode fifty, Nick chooses his favorite moments so far. Featuring Molly Haigh, Ryan O'Flanagan, Jesse Case, Joey Greer, Ron Babcock, Hampton Yount, Alex Hooper, James Heaney, Shaun Boylan, Allen Strickland Williams, and Dave Ross.

Ron Babcock comes over to the poolhouse and talks about not spreading yourself too thin, his fear of having respect without success, crying in movie theaters, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Aristotle and Adrienne do stand-up. They are also in a relationship. Nick has them both come over to the poolhouse to talk about their first impressions of Nick, the fears and anxieties that come with being together while pursuing a comedy career, a huge decision that could end the relationship, and the most embarrassing moment of their lives.

Improvisor & stand-up Chris Gorbos comes over to the poolhouse and talks about the anxieties that come with co-owning a comedy theater, not wanting to be perceived as an asshole, dating in Los Angeles, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Stand-up comedian and writer Ari Katcher comes over to the poolhouse and talks about being a nine out of ten on the happiness scale, not wanting to give up control in his personal and professional life, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

In part two, Zippy talks about what happened to our friendship after college, his fear of driving, breaking up and getting back together with his now-wife, and other random things.

Zippy Kaufman is a talented improvisor and comedian who also happens to be Nick's oldest friend. He comes over to the poolhouse and talks with Nick about some highlights they had while growing up together, as well as his own insecurities. In part one, he gives Nick some constructive criticism regarding the podcast, we talk about our old high school, a secret underground dance party in a church, and other odd stories.