KT #41

During the interview, he discussed the prison practice of hoofing cellphones and admitted the set was a random performance art experiment. Bo Scott, who moved from Georgia to get a weed card, performed a physical act out he called practicing.

Scott Kidd joked about choosing between Helen Keller and Mother Teresa as a lover, using a graphic descriptor for Keller, the interview touched on Mother Teresa's controversial reputation and the smartness of Helen Keller as a public speaker.

Hillary Adams joked about the financial benefits of sex work, noting that sucking dicks for money could fund tickets to the Book of Mormon. Originally from Portland, she discussed her year of experience in stand-up and received advice on making her jokes more personal.

Jay Light jokes about his reaction to a college email regarding a student's death, admitting he felt relief that the deceased was not his friend, he critiques the practice of memorializing students with wooden benches, suggesting they serve primarily as beds or toilets for the homeless, while during the interview, he mentions attending Elon University and notes he has been performing stand-up seriously for three and a half years.

Brett Banta performed a stand-up set featuring jokes about growing up with four stepdads and comparing a mother's competitive nature to Kobe Bryant because they both have five rings, while during the interview, Banta discussed being sober for three years, using a medical marijuana card to help with sleep, and practicing stand-up for nearly two years, the set also included a joke about discovering a father's porn collection and a story about wearing a Tapout shirt at the gym.

Missy Martinez discussed her career in the adult film industry and how her mother mistakenly believes she is being sex trafficked after watching the movie Taken. She joked about her retirement plan involving blackmailing a congressman and shared that she uses Epsom salt baths to recover from physical soreness, while during the interview, she addressed feedback regarding her quiet stage voice and mentioned she is exclusive to the show.

During the interview, Weinshank discusses the bizarre nature of car wash lounge areas and the fashion accessories sold at the register, sarah Weinshank performs a standup set about the overwhelming experience of getting a car wash, noting the pressure of cleaning the vehicle while pulling up to the vacuum team, the performance covers the variety of fragrances available and questions the presence of large greeting card sections and random merchandise like Dodgers cards in car wash lobbies.

During the interview, Congdon discussed birth control options and argued with the hosts about the health risks and intelligence of children born to mothers over the age of 30. Kimberly Congdon performed a stand-up set about a sexual encounter that was revealed to be a visit to the gynecologist.

Kenny Lion was pulled from the bucket on Kill Tony #41 (Mar 17, 2014).

Shawn Hart was called to the stage, but did not perform a set.

Sarah Tiana joined the panel on Kill Tony #41 (Mar 17, 2014).

Matt Braunger joined the panel on Kill Tony #41 (Mar 17, 2014).