Who's that cat? with Ernesto Ledezma

First of all I'm sorry. It's been a long time since I posted an episode. This is awkward cause I wasn't sure if I should post more episodes here or if I should scratch this and just start fresh. A new podcast. A new Identity. A brand new me...but nah. That'd be too much work so ill just go ahead and live up to the fact that I let all you listeners down. (classic move) BUT I have mo

Steven is one of my closest friends in comedy, I've slept on his couch more than once and I'm even pretty cool with his grandma so...you know, it gets real. In this episode we talk about Steven's hiatus from comedy. We talk about getting serious about jokes AND somebody shits their pants. Guess who? We recorded this while driving. Also! we read an email from a listener. Send in som

Who's that cat? It's Victor Martinez Jr! Victor is a stand-up comedian and marijuana enthusiast, he runs the very popular Garage Mic which has become a staple in the Los Angeles comedy scene. Victor is also the host of The High Tonight show (think Jay Leno with a blunt) where he gives comedians and musicians a platform to showcase their talent for people all over the world. In this

Who's that cat? Its MaJin Drohan! Drohan is a local Pomona rapper and anime enthusiast. I met this guy sometime last year when he came out to support at a comedy show. I later found out he made music, looked him up on sound cloud and quickly became a fan. His music style is an interesting mix of anime, nostalgia and FUCKEN BARS . Get to know Majin Drohan in this weeks episode! foll

Who's that cat? its Josh Awad! Josh is a stand-up comic and all around good guy. He's a great writer, a hard worker and undeniably funny. In this episode we get an in depth look at who this comic is off stage. Josh opens up as we discuss how he got his start in stand-up comedy. We talk about his relationship with comedy and women, depression, and whats its like to loose a loved one

Episode 4! *trigger warning* Fellow comedians Ezekiel Echeverria, Carlos Escobar and Jeff Turman join me as we talk about some of the factors of stand-up comedy. In this episode we dive into subjects like crowd work, stage names, hecklers, originality, and taking responsibility for what you say on stage. Also we talk about why rapist are bad people and how 80's movies were totally

Welcome Back! In this episode I talk to Juan Cias, Alec Damani and Danny Franc on a roof in the middle of down town Riverside after an open-mic. We discuss what it was like getting started in the world of comedy, what we've learned since our first time on stage and what we hope to accomplish telling jokes to strangers. This was a really fun episode and I hope you guys enjoy it! fin

Who's that cat? It's Luis G. , an open-micer / stand-up comedian popular in the Los Angeles and Orange county comedy scene. At just 17yrs old Luis G. is tackling the real issues out here! In this episode we talk about what it's like to maneuver through the world as an underage stand-up comic, the return of Louis C.k, the #metoo movement and the future of PC culture in comedy. luis1

Who's that cat? Its Joe Beltran, an open-micer/stand-up comic From Californa. In this episode we talk about how he got his start in comedy, his failed relationships and that one time he was statutory raped. murdocbeltran@ig