Nick Has A Poolhouse

Comedian/writer Ben Blanchard comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his fear of heights, telling extremely personal information about himself onstage, the fear of being single into your old age, and the most embarrassing moment of his life. I give some extra info about how the podcast has affected my life, and I also say "it's funny" way too much and hate myself for it and enjoy!

Tom Sibley comes over to the poolhouse to talk about his childhood fear of being kidnapped, the value of taking anti-depressants, learning to develop healthy relationships, and the most embarrassing moment of his life. 

Comedian Dave Ross comes over to the poolhouse and talks about the anxieties of having a successful show (the awesome Holy Fuck at the Downtown Independent Theater), occasionally being a melodramatic person, the value of being forced out of your comfort zone, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Comedian Greg Santos comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his very real fear of ghosts, the anxiety he gets for important shows, telling risky personal material onstage, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Stand-up comedian and writer Hampton Yount comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his fear of gaining back the dramatic amount of weight he's lost, feeling disconnected to other human beings, the difficulty of handling the "highs and lows" of his own career, and the most embarrassing moment of his life. 

Comedian/actor Matt Champagne comes over to the poolhouse and talks about being the youngest child by many years, mentally preparing for tragedy before it happens, and the most embarrasing moment of his life.

Ryan O'Flanagan, stand-up and member of Dead Kevin, comes over to the poolhouse to talk about being a quiet person, how being shy affects his personal relationships, his strong urge to have a stable life outside of comedy, and the most embarrassing story of his life. 

Shaun Boylan comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his aversion to any type of conflict, opening up about his religious beliefs, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Rob Gleeson comes over to the poolhouse and talks about his experiences with pure OCD, opening up about his sexuality onstage and off, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Improvisor and actress Laura-Beth Hill comes by the poolhouse to talk about her obsessive-compulsive disorder, dating in Los Angeles, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Jack Robichaud comes over to the poolhouse on one of the most successful days of his career to talk about his reluctance to get excited, his fear of fisher cats, dating anxiety, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Stand-up comedian Nick West enters the poolhouse and talks about an encounter he had right before he came over, his experiences with death and tragedy at a young age, a life-changing injury during college, and the most embarrassing story of his life. 

Chase Bernstein comes to the poolhouse and we talk about her irrational fear of dogs, how her social fears may make her less approachable, and the most embarrassing moment of her life. 

Jeff MacKinnon comes by the poolhouse and talks about his issue with being called "nice," sweating all the time, and the most embarrassing moment of his life (shit gets real).

Brodie Reed comes over to the poolhouse. He talks about dividing half of his childhood between living in Inglewood and Simi Valley, bullies stealing his jokes, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Monika Scott comes to the poolhouse. She discusses the anxieties and stress caused by co-producing a show with me, occasionally being a parent to her parents, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Kat Radley comes over to Nick's poolhouse and talks about the stress that comes with being a high school teacher that does stand-up, being a virgin until her late 20's, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Morgan Jay comes over to Nick's poolhouse. He talks about moving to L.A., social interactions at open mics, romantic confusion, cold sores, and the most embarrassing story of his life.

In the first episode of Nick Has A Poolhouse, Molly Haigh is surprised with sophisticated podcast equipment and discusses being an introvert, hating women, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.