My Eulogies Please Helium Podcast Network

Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) interviews Wob Balton (Santiago Iglesias), and we find out where Bob has been the past few weeks.

Mike O’Keefe eulogized the creator of the Buddy System. O’Keefe has made a name for himself in the national comedy scene with multiple appearances on Sirius XM Radio. He has a hit podcast Education Schmeducation and co-hosts the popular Best Night Ever at the Lincoln Lodge. Insta: @edschmedpod,@bestnightevershow

Taylor Roebuck eulogized Tony Soprano. Taylor Roebuck is an artist and comedy writer currently based in Arizona. Her work has been published by The Hard Times, Hard Drive, Reductress, and a now-defunct pro wrestling website. Twitter: @tayfabe_, Insta: @tayfabe

Johnny Mocny eulogized King Kong. Johnny is a Michigan-based comic with a writing style and stage presence make him a standout favorite in any room he performs in.He brings his talent and his deep knowledge of cinema to have candid conversations on his podcast We Are Movies.Twitter & Insta:@JohnnyMocny

Bob Walton (Santiago Iglesias) surprises Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) with some interesting news, and they both try to navigate the rest of the episode the best they can.

Brad Wenzel eulogized the Ninja Turtles. Brad has made 3 stand-up appearances on "CONAN." Brad’s debut album "Sweet Nothings" was released on Jack White’s label, Third Man Records, and can be heard on Sirius XM.
Twitter and Insta: @BradWenzel

Alaina Bamfield eulogized Severus Snape. Alaina’s hilariously candid perspective has been eliciting laughs throughout the Midwest. She shares her view on an array of topics via her podcast, "Leave Me Alone." Check it out on all streaming platforms!
Twitter: @alaina_comedy, Insta: @alainabamfield

Keith Bergman eulogized Mr. Spock. Keith spent a decade doing comedy. He now spends his days diving into a swimming pool full of half-price drink tickets. His book of road stories, "The Loneliness Of the Long-Distance Bummer," comes out this fall.
Twitter & Insta: @KeithBBergman

Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) and Bob Walton (Santiago Iglesias) discuss Mother’s Day and their potentially growing staff.

Amanda Averell played Court Vanderhoot. Amanda Averell is a comedian from Pittsburgh, PA. As an improviser, she has performed at Second Best Fest, Green Bay Improv Festival, DC Comedy Festival & Pittsburgh Comedy Festival.
Twitter and Insta: @AmandaAverell

Adam Degi played Steve. Adam isn’t just another straight white male comedian. He had cancer, and his talent and joke writing separate him from the pack. He was part of The Best Of The Midwest Competition at Gilda's Laughfest in 2019. His Debut Album "His Name Is My Name Too" was released in 2017 and is available on iTunes and SiriusXM. He has performed at the Boston Comedy was a semi-finalist in the Comedy 10K, as was also featured on the cover of Revue Magazine.
Twitter and Insta: @ADAMDEGI

Pauline Shypula played Cathy. Pauline is an Indiana-based writer, photographer, and entertainer. She is currently a copy-editor and writer for the nationally syndicated radio show: The Bob & Tom Show. Pauline also writes and performs fresh and engaging characters as part of the monthly literary-satire showcase called An Evening with the Authors.
Twitter: @CellularFunk, Insta: @pshypula

Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) hosts Bob Walton (Santiago Iglesias) and his frat brothers, as well as discount séance night. Listen to them connect to the spirit of Jaws.

Hailey Zureich played Jaws. Hailey is the Posh Spice of the Metro Detroit comedy scene and also an actress, activist, model, Certified Yoga Teacher, and Life Coach. Follow her at www.zhaileycoaching.com
Insta: @zhailey
TikTok: @thezhailey

Tanner Oliver played our psychic. A born and bred Michigan comic, Tanner has featured at Limestone Comedy Festival and 10000 Laughs Comedy Festival. When he’s not performing, he can be found eating nachos, producing RABBOTT HOLE (a socially distanced comedy show out of his backyard), or recording "Anomaly Homily."
Insta: @tannerocomedy
Twitter: @tannerocomedy

Dustin Meadows played Matt Hooper. Dustin is a comedian, failed musician, horror nerd, pop-culture junkie, vinyl enthusiast, writer, and part-time werewolf. Dustin is the founder of Whiskey Bear Comedy and has been featured at numerous festivals, including Bird City Comedy Festival and Cape Fear Comedy Festival.
Insta: @dustinmeadows
Twitter: @dustinmeadows

Bob Walton (Santiago Iglesias) gets back from quarantining and Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) fills him in on the most recent funeral. They reveal the eulogies of Mr. Peanut, Alice in Wonderland, and Lobo.

Mike Bobbitt eulogized Mr. Peanut. Mike co-hosts the "TRUTHcast," "You Made Me Watch," and "Voyager" Podcasts. He has been a guest on "WTF with Marc Maron" and can be seen on national platforms ranging from Ed Sheeran music videos to energy commercials. Insta: @truheroism, Twitter: @truheroism

Ella H eulogized Alice in Wonderland. Often described as raunchy, irreverent, and a disappointment by her mother, Ella has been an energetic force in the Michigan comedy scene for the past 3 years. She has performed at clubs all over Michigan, where she explores the difficulties of being a 22-year-old woman through bawdy stories and intimate self-reflection. She has opened for the likes of Luis J. Gomez and Kurt Metzger and will be a featured performer at Altercation Comedy Festival in October and Skankfest South in November. Insta: @el_widdle

Dan Bacula eulogized Lobo. Dan was a regular at Comedy Club on State for a couple of years. He’s been coasting on that ever since despite it not impressing his wife, children, or dog — not even a little bit. There are compilations of his open mic sets on Bandcamp if you’re the kind of lunatic who is into stuff like that. Insta: @Danbacula Twitter: @danbacula

Shelley Stoker (Sam Rager) has Bob Walton (Santiago Iglesias) discuss Bob’s final project coming up. They eventually get to playing the eulogies of Sandi Griffin, Pooh Bear, and Deadpool.

Spencer Taylor eulogized Sandi Griffin. Spencer is a brilliant stand-up comic now based in LA. She has slain on comedy stages, in writer’s rooms, and on Wheel of Fortune. Spencer currently works as a writer on ABC’s Mixed-ish.
Twitter & Insta: @SpencaTayla

Natalie Baniter eulogized Pooh Bear. Originally from Michigan, Natalie Bainter is a writer and comedian living in Bloomington, Indiana. Her background in theatre animates her storytelling style and playful cultural critiques. In the before times, she co-produced the monthly comedy show and dream gig “Who’s Laughing Meow?” at Nine Lives Cat Café in Indianapolis. She can’t wait to get back to helping comedians find their forever home.
Insta: @haunted_neighborhoods

Joe Lopez eulogized Dead Pool. Michigan-based writer, actor, and improviser Joe Lopez is hilarious and radiates energy to any audience that sees him. Joe currently co-hosts the podcast, Big Dad Energy, which can be heard on most streaming platforms. Twitter & Insta: @Bigdadenergypod