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Rascal Summit

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  • A weekly comedy podcast hosted by Madison Bakich and Brian Smight. Join us each week as we talk stand up with fellow comics about the joy and despair of performing comedy nightly. Laugh along with us as we discuss the process of developing bits, the dread of slogging from one mic to the next and how to enjoy the inevitable occasional bomb on stage.

    Each episode will typically feature a guest who is a local comedian, segments, and hilarious commentary from our producer, Winnie.

    Rascal Summit 2024
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  • Drunk Napping in Your Car

    Drunk Napping in Your Car
    Feb 7 2024

    It is the first episode! Welcome to the new weekly podcast, Rascal Summit! A podcast for local open mic and up and coming comedians talking stand up, mics, shows, bombing and the terrible life decisions that made them pick up the mic in the first place.

    Join hosts Madison Bakich and Brian Smight each week as they interview a fellow comic and laugh about the absurdities of everyday life, their process as writers and comics and whatever other topics fall out of their increasingly inebriated mouths.

    This week's guest is comic, Nick Tittone who hails from Kansas City, Missouri. Listen to him tell the hosts hilarious stories about frats, drinking on planes, and the key to drawing art from pain even when your life so far has been painless.

    Follow us on instagram @rascalsummit

    Hosts; @madisonbakich @bsmight

    Guest; @nicktittone
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    1 hr and 43 mins
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