Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", stand up comedian/actor and co-owner of The Laughing Stock Comedy Club in Granville, PA. Jeffrey Paul, stops by the studio for a hang with Christy. We talk about our old days doing late nights at Broadway Comedy Club in NYC, how he got a part in Martin Scorcese's "The Irishman" and when Christy headlined his comedy club in PA for Valentine's Day weekend....old times, trash talking our comic friends, and so much more... TUNE IN!!!!!!Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@jeffreypaulcomicWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy gets to hang with fellow Comedy Store alumni, Doc Willis. From being the voice of "Samuel DeSean Tito Randy Michael Jermaine Randy Jackson" from The Jellies (yep, that's his character's whole name), to Katt Williams giving him sage advice in the Comedy Store parking lot, to a stint on Bobby Lee's "Bad Friends" podcast, Doc has pretty much done it all... Kick back, relax and enjoy this episode.... TUNE IN! Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@docwilliscomedyWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy sits down with the most hated (misunderstood) comedian in NYC and host of the "Wife's a Bitch" podcast, Victoria Arnstein. We talk about her crazy struggle in the NYC comedy scene, her husband going to jail and the "bringer show" controversy... All this and more..... TUNE IN!!!!Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@victoriamakesyoulaugh@wifesabitchWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy sits down with Haitian born comedian Fenelon Guillaume. With his stage moniker of "Fun Size Fen", they discuss why he should no longer use that name anymore and that he is hiding behind it. As the creator of "Spin The Block" Comedy Show, he has quickly risen up in the comedy ranks as a power player. "Spin The Block" currently runs at City Winery in NYC and has been featured in the NY Comedy Festival where it got a lot of heat around it. He is a great man and a great comic so tune in and listen to his amazing energy and style.Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@funsizefen@spintheblockcomedyWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast," Christy returns from a few week hiatus to ring in the new season with the return appearance of her comedy "Hersband" (see Ep 6: "I'm Dead") the extremely funny and talented Janice Messitte. After ruling the NYC comedy scene for 30 years, she is funier and crazier than ever. From opening for the Roastmaster himself, Jeff Ross, to her long running weekly Wednesday night show at Broadway Comedy Club in Midtown Manhattan, Janice is a powerhouse in the NYC comedy scene. With her new movie "Coney Island Cousins" getting rave reviews in all the film festivals, she proves that its not how long you're in the game, its how funny you are in the game. I love this Bish with all my heart....and you will, too!Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@janicemessitteWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy gets to hang with her dear friend, "New Skool" comedian Laura Patton. Living in Long Island, NY with her husband and 2 grown kids, Laura got the comedy bug through her friend who had asked her if she would go take a comedy class with her son, that she would pay for it. The rest is history. In just 4 short years, this Long Island Italian Mom has been making a name throughout the Long Island comedy scene at the biggest comedy club out there, Governor's Comedy Club. Since then, she has opened for such legends as Dave Attell and Adam Ferrara. Look out, Roseanne!! Laura is hilarious!! And, she proves you're never too old to follow your dream....Tune In!!!Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@laurapattoncomedyWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy talks shop with "New Skool" comic Christopher Reiter. After only 6 years in the comedy game, Chris has made a name for himself in the local NYC comedy scene. We talk "Hosts" vs "Hostliners", celebrities, failures, Mitzi Shore and "The Dozens." I see big things for this guy (and I'm not talking about his size 🥁💀)... Tune In!!Listen, Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@christopherthecomicWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.

On this week's episode of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy Podcast", Christy gets to kiki with her dear friend, writer/producer of the hit cabaret show "50 Shades of Gay", comedian Ike Avelli. Starting stand up back in 2009 at age 43, which he considers "late in life" (in gay years its true though 😂💀), he has become a beloved force in the LGBTQ community. With his hit cabaret show "50 Shades of Gay", Ike has been able to tour the country selling out theaters everywhere. A 2 time "Get Out Award" winner for Best LGBTQ Comedian and a Top 20 Best Selling Author on Amazon for his book "A Year in the Life of Ike Avelli...And It Ain't Pretty", Ike and Christy and spill the tea on everything from old Hollywood movies to closeted comedians and actors. We trashed talked and laughed our 🍑🍑s off the whole episode... TUNE IN!Listen, Like and Follow!! (oh yes and don't forget to CHER!)Follow on Instagram:@oldskoolnewskoolcomedy@christymillercomedy@ikeavelliGo to his website: ikeavelli.netWatch the video version of "Old Skool New Skool Comedy" podcast: youtube.com/ChristyMillerComedyIntro/Outro Song: "Shake It" by The Limbomaniacs from their album "Stinky Grooves" (1990)*I do not own the rights to this song, but its my favorite song from the 90's and I want everyone to hear them.