60 episodes
My Dining Room Table with Adam Cayton-Holland Adam Cayton-Holland
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4.9 • 35 Ratings
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Comedian Adam Cayton-Holland chats with the various interesting people that cross his path about the various routes to success and the various interpretations of what "making it" means. All from his dining room table. Various.
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Ep. 60 - The Final Episode
And so we conclude My Dining Room Table. Will I randomly put out an episode when I feel like it, when I have a really good interview to share with the world? Perhaps. Will I do this podcast live at festivals if asked? Probably. Those are fun. But for now, and most likely, forever, this is the last episode of My Dining Room Table, live from the High Plains Comedy Festival. Thanks for listening, everyone. It really has meant a lot to me.
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Ep. 59 - The Hiatus
And so it has come to this. I'll be taking the summer off of podcasting to focus full time on the production of Those Who Can't. But fear not! New episodes will resume in August/September of 2015. So come back around! In the meantime, have the best summer ever and KIT!
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Ep. 58 - Noah Gardenswartz
Denver-raised, but groomed by comedy in the amazing scenes of Atlanta and New York, Noah Gardenswartz is a gentle giant with a furious wit. He's also a deeply profound and thoughtful dude. One of my favorite episodes in awhile. Enjoy.
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Ep. 57 - Kevin O'Brien
Kevin O'Brien - ole Kev! - finally takes a seat at the table to pontificate on growing up Cornhusker, college radio and how weird it is when you realize you and your f**k up friends were maybe actually the ones who had it all figured out.
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Ep. 56 - Nick Nunns
I sit down with Nick Nunns, the man behind TRVE brewing, to talk craft-beer, Satan, and how comedy and brewing aren't all that different.
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Ep. 55 - Brooks Wheelan
Gregarious gadabout Brooks Wheelan and I take it to the dining room table to talk Instagram, old explorers of yore and why when performing in a new city you should always, always spring for the rental car.
Customer Reviews
Hilarious.
Adam is an amazing comic. Check this podcast out.
TJ Miller episode was 1 of my favorite podcasts ever.
If you love deep emotional conversation about life & death, listen to the ep where Adam had TJ on. Adam was strong in discussing the death of his sister, and it was a touching conversation to hear. All around amazing podcast.
The Greg Baumhauer episode was bomb.
No joke, we were on a road trip and I had loaded up on Serial, This American Life, and Quirks and Quarks. After finishing those, I was like, "I'm from Denver, maybe this could be enjoyable." And, my god, Greg is an enigma. I want the guy to narrate my life. It made me homesick for Denver and vividly recall my countless sloppy nights at the Squire.
Of course, if you have zero familiarity with Denver - especially Denver comedy - this podcast will be boring. But the Grawlix dudes talking about Heelies and Winnie Cooper made me laugh so hard I woke up a sleeping baby. Totally worth it.