Matt calls up Radio Rando to discuss their many trips to Las Vegas. Rando submits the rules to play by for maximum fun and success in this unique and wild city.

Matt and Craig Coleman zoom with Darren Carter to talk about the beginning of the pandemic, Zoom, Comedy Condos, hotels, California, In N Out Burger, Fresno, Bakersfield, performing stand up one on one at a theme park, and a college tour he was a part of in the 90's. Stoopid Rooster.

Eric Edwards discusses his start in stand up comedy in Tucson, as well as his transition to Los Angeles which led to opening for Andrew "Dice" Clay, and traveling to act in Hollywood movies.

Eric Edwards talks about traveling all over the US as a child, and then once more as a comedian.

Matt and Giggles discuss their trip to and from New Orleans.

Matt calls his high school friends to discuss the first few years of trips right after they got their driver's licenses.

Claude Stuart steps into the zoom to discuss living with his mother in law in the present, and the open road of his past. We get into Claude's start in Texas, his move to Los Angeles, and the endless stories of the road Matt and Claude are known to share nonstop.

Cliff Cash discusses his Million Mile Mercedes Tour in which he spent years touring The Continental United States performing stand up comedy, camping, and visiting National Parks.

Matt and Louis call Matt's friend Matt Green to discuss a car trip they took across The US and back in 1995.

Craig Coleman discusses leaving Bakersfield, CA to live in Alaska for 7 years.

Joe Sib talks about hanging with The Ramones and touring with Metallica.

Louis and Matt call Joe Sib in his walk in closet to talk about how skateboarding led to playing music, which led to touring, which led to comedy, which led to more touring.

The guys check back in with Kevin Shea to talk about his future train ride from Los Angeles to Seattle, and his previous trip to the Bahamas on a tension filled cruise.

Louis and Matt call Kevin Shea to talk about Kevin's early days on the road in which used his employer's corporate car and gas card to jump start his comedy career.

Matt and Louis call Bryan Erwin to discuss his time as a tour manager for bands in the 90's.

Pat Keane talks about his experiences living in Korea for 1 year & Japan for 2.

Matt and Louis call Lachlan Patterson to talk about Los Angeles in the early 00's, heading back to Vancouver to get more stand up comedy experience, and his last minute booking on The Tonight Show.

Jim Tews talks about joining The US Coast Guard, and finding his homes away from home: Cleveland & New York.

Kristin Eckstein joins Matt to discuss her home town: New Orleans, LA.

Lance Weiss stops by the Greenpoint studio way back in December 2018 to talk about touring via car, and showing up early to redesign the room at gigs that don't know how to do it themselves.

Louis concludes the trilogy with weeks 5 and 6 of a 6 week tour that runs straight into the Coronavirus hysteria.

Louis updates us on week 4 and 5 of his recent 6 week stand up tour.

Louis recounts the insane details of the first 3 weeks of his 6 week Winter tour.

Greg Stone stops by to talk about his trip to Scotland. The guys get into renting apartments in New York, the fear of flying, waking up at the wrong airport, Xanax, false medical diagnoses, sleep apnea, and Thailand.

Louis sits down with Ryan Bukstein, The Vice President of Brand at The Ace Hotel chain to give tips on maintaining a positive experience as a hotel guest. The guys discuss hotel cleanliness, premature unpacking, lost items, and dealing with customers in the current internet review society.

Louis tries to figure out exactly where his relationship fell apart during his recent trip to Europe.

The guys talk about superstitions, Louis’ 4 week vacation / tour in Europe, preparing for a long trip, the joy of foreign currency, sleeping pills on a plane, red eye flights, discount airlines, French cuisine and culture, vacationing in rural France, late night dining, and Norway. Matt discusses the time his grandfather’s caretaker offered him $70…

Louis calls Matt from Chicago. Matt talks gives tip on taking the Greyhound Bus, and when to check out of a hotel. Louis talks about bringing warm weather clothes to a cold weather tour. Matt talks about his vacation to the Catskills, rental car tips in the trip-state area, commuting from the city to the suburbs, Zipcar, and his trip to MD, DC, and…

Louis and Matt meet up with Ari Shaffir at The Comedy Cellar in New York to discuss airplane travel etiquette, eating international cuisine, urban wildlife, starting stand up comedy in Los Angeles, working the road as a comedian, and traveling abroad with no ties to the technical communications of modern society.…

Louis and Matt stop by Moshe Kasher's place to talk about his experiences vacationing to national parks in his RV.

Welcome to the first episode of Road Heads featuring comedians Matt Fulchiron, and Louis Katz. This week Matt and Louis discuss eating in small towns, Matt's trips to Oklahoma, Texas, and Atlantic City. Louis describes a stressful trip to the airport in Vancouver.Matt Fulchiron による

It's another two-part crossover episode with Matt Fulchiron. For the first half of this episode, get FCPH ep 176 here

Sat down with two old friends from the Bay area, Kevin Camia and Greg Edwards and talk about...I don't remember. This was several weeks ago. Why don't you fucking listen to it and you tell me what it's about?!

Myq Kaplan is a friend of mine (and very funny comedian) who I don't get to see too often, but whenever we hang out we have great conversations. So I was glad to hear he was in LA and we'd get a chance to talk. As usual with him, things get kinda deep. It's a good one. Enjoy!

LKP regular, my Grandpa, is back on the podcast to talk about my Grandma (aka Elana, aka Sapta), and moving from Israel back to Illinois and, eventually, back to California. FYI: This is the first 88 year old I've had on the podcast (he was 87 last time he was on).

Two funny LA based comedians, Brianna Murphy and Casey Ley, sat down with me, and for some reason we spent a lot of time discussing the weird dicks they've seen. Enjoy!

Excellent talk with LKP regular/Sack Magic co-founder Grant Gordon and Canadian immigrant/comedian Graham Kay! These descriptions are getting shorter and shorter! Because who cares! It's seriously a very good episode so just fucking listen to it!