14 episodes
The Broke Stops Here Dame Grant
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5.0 • 10 Ratings
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Proving the struggle can be as funny as it is real, Chicago comedian Dame Grant invites fellow stand-ups, entertainers and personalities to share their best anecdotes about being broke.
Charming, illuminating and always uplifting, these fast-paced interviews highlight the funniest moments found below the poverty line.
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Aaron D. Sims on The Future of Banking
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes banking expert Aaron D. Sims to the show for a great discussion on solving financial inequities, the banking business and Jamie Dimon.
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Episode 11: Steve Harrell Talks Collectibles
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes his father, long-time collector, memorabilia expert, and noted cut-up Steve Harrell to the show for a great discussion on the art and science of rare treasures, auction finds, and so much more. Steve and Dame talk about stolen Michael Jordan rookie cards, Antiques Roadshow, and when a medieval tapestry may not be all it's cracked up to be.
And for more great content, including videos and info on upcoming shows, visit @brokestopsherepod on Instagram, @brokestopshere on Twitter and https://damegrant.com/podcast/the-broke-stops-here-podcast/
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Episode 11: Alex Tsakinikas on the Restaurant Hustle
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes Chicago comedian Alex Tsakinikas to the show for a great discussion on restaurant culture, the art and science of tipping, and how to get a waiter to hate you. Alex also shares hilarious insights about his fellow Greeks, how NOT to tip a 12-year-old and of course, chicken dicks.
And for more great content, including videos and info on upcoming shows, visit @brokestopsherepod on Instagram, @brokestopshere on Twitter and https://damegrant.com/podcast/the-broke-stops-here-podcast/
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Episode 10: Brian Morton on Maximizing Your Podcast
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes the general manager of Zanies Comedy Club in Chicago Brian Morton to the show for a great discussion on podcasts. How do you make dough podcasting? How do you maximize your content? Brian shares his insights as a podcasting expert.
And for more great content, including videos and info on upcoming shows, visit @brokestopsherepod on Instagram, @brokestopshere on Twitter and https://damegrant.com/podcast/the-broke-stops-here-podcast/
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Episode 9: Larry Randall on Aunt Jemima
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes old friend and social media justice warrior Larry Randall to the show for a live discussion on racial disparities, cemeteries and Aunt Jemima. Larry knows his way around getting in fights on Facebook, and shares his informed opinions on how to repair a broken system. He also sets the record straight on whether Aunt Jemima did indeed "live the American Dream."
And for more great content, including videos and info on upcoming shows, visit @brokestopsherepod on Instagram, @brokestopshere on Twitter and https://damegrant.com/podcast/the-broke-stops-here-podcast/
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Episode 8: Ken Hamlett
This week, host Dame Grant welcomes the great Ken Hamlett to the show for some Pacific Northwest flair. Ken knows his way around both brokeness and simple, flat-out fiscal irresponsibility. He shares some hilarious stories about strip clubs, ATM warnings and life in a house with 3 working outlets.
Ken is a Tacoma product but is now based in Chicago, and his tours date, merch and other goodies can be found at the not-at-all-porno-related website www.bigblackshlongs.com
And for more great content, including videos and info on upcoming shows, visit @brokestopsherepod on Instagram, @brokestopshere on Twitter and https://damegrant.com/podcast/the-broke-stops-here-podcast/
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Customer Reviews
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Great podcast, love the show. Really funny and well done
Hilarious and Insightful!
Aside from the comedic story telling, this podcast gives major insight on the different lives/perspectives from comedians/entertainers that most do not hear; You may even relate to some instances at times. THE BROKE STOPS HERE!
Poignant & hilarious!
I like that the show is talking about a very common issue that hardly ever gets talked about. It does social justice work in that respect. It normalizes financial struggles and takes away some of the stigma and it’s funny. The spirit of the guests comes through when they laugh at themselves or talk about how they knew others were thinking about them or might judge them. Very funny and smart concept! Definitely listen to this podcast!