The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

Matt Lieb, stand-up comedian and podcaster who tours clubs and produces shows. He reacts to a 1924 Orlando newspaper with comic riffs. They joke about old film hype, lost movies and trailers, quirky local notices and weird news like Arctic adventures and servant taxes. Expect playful banter, touring life anecdotes, and laughs about historical oddities.

A lively live show digging into Gavin Arthur's wild life, from Colorado ranches to Dublin salons. They trace mysticism, theosophy, and tantric experiments. Stories cover bohemian communes on the Oceano dunes and a quirky avant-garde acting turn. The arc ends with astrology, a sexology book, and a hand in shaping the Human Be-In and the Summer of Love.

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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds are joined my Mike Bridenstine, who reads a story from his book, Kansas City Comedy about a possum incident. Mike's book is here. (link supports independent bookstores)SOURCESTOUR DATES OFFICIAL MERCH SquareSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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They dig into Garrett Trapnell’s escalating cons, prison breaks, and international bank heists. The story follows bizarre schemes like a dog-farm security plan and yacht-based thefts. Listeners hear about clever identity swaps, insanity defenses, a dramatic 1972 hijacking, and the chaotic fallout that followed.

Cameron Logsdon, a stand-up comedian known for sharp absurdist jokes, joins for a raucous Past Times newspaper reading. Short, funny reactions fly as they guess the paper year. Strange vintage stories get wild commentary: pitchfork fights, massive gallstone removals, dumped ketchup, and scandalous kisses. The tone stays playful and quick, highlighting the weirdness of old headlines.

They dive into the bizarre life of Garrett Trapnell, from a traumatic, volatile childhood to military dreams cut short. Strange criminal schemes and audacious cons get detailed attention. Mental health struggles, fake identities, and dramatic escapes shape the narrative. The story ends with a daring prison break and a flight to Los Angeles.

Lisa Curry, comedian and podcaster known for her YouTube special, joins in for wild 1936 newspaper reads. They react to an uncontrollable laughing woman, dance-as-exercise crazes and leap-year gender-reversal parties. Conversations jump to armed citizens, anti-communist school scares, royal mishaps and bizarre trials. Fast, funny, and delightfully absurd.

Live comedy explores dark local history: vigilante honor killings, tarring and feathering, and sensational murder trials. They trace a sex-cult scandal, lynching and courtroom spectacles that swayed juries. The story follows poisonings, revenge shootings, and the rise and fall of an unwritten law in Oregon.