KT #533

Hans Kim performed a stand-up set featuring jokes about Kyle Rittenhouse's first aid kit and witnessing a library being looted, while during the interview, Kim discussed going on a shooting trip with a fan in a pickup truck and detailed a unique bathroom routine involving a claw-like wiping technique and waddling to the sink to wet toilet paper.

Pedro Valenzuela performed a standup set discussing his Dominican heritage, comparing it to Puerto Rican culture and joking about the history of indigenous populations, while during the interview, Valenzuela performed an impression of Matthew McConaughey and discussed working as a pharmacy delivery driver for HEB. Valenzuela also spoke about a past podcast project in Los Angeles where he attempted to fight corporations and the Republican Party.

Rachel Lamb performed a stand up set about her husband's vasectomy, joking that he required her consent for the procedure and later became erect while a nurse cleaned him with iodine. She also discussed her past hobbies of fire baton and playing overhand baseball on boys' teams until age 17, while during the interview, Lamb stated she is an actor from Atlanta who has been married for ten years and previously worked as a photographer and at a credit union.

Jason Brendel performed a stand up set featuring jokes about Kobe Bryant and a hypothetical hip hop career under the name The Week, while during the interview, Brendel discussed moving from Sonoma County to Austin to drive for Uber and mentioned being a scratch golfer who has published a book of sonnets, the performance concluded with Brendel performing an original rap about being a stay at home son.

David Lucas performs a stand-up set about the fear of unpaid bills and jokes that a scary movie for adults should be titled Bills, while during the interview, Lucas engages in a roast battle with Tony Hinchcliffe, comparing Hinchcliffe's appearance to a busted banana condom and a loose Allen Iverson sleeve, lucas also mentions traveling and caring for his mother, noting that his daughter turned seven years old that day.

Katie Felton performs a stand-up set featuring jokes about a biological clock, an app called Tick Tock that tracks decaying eggs, and a vibrator that shuts off prematurely, while during the interview, Felton discusses working as an offshore manager for an American coupon company and recounts a disappointing date at a coffee shop where the man only purchased one iced tea. Felton also mentions being originally from Southern California and having lived in Austin for seven years.

Sam Hunter performed a stand-up set about the sexual advantages of having a large physical mass, joking that momentum allows for a powerful physical impact, while during the interview, Hunter participated in a weight loss challenge weigh-in, revealing a one-pound gain since the previous week for a total of 364 pounds. Hunter discussed a diet consisting of Swedish fish, fiber cereal with almond milk, bourbon, and a box of gluten-free mac and cheese.

William Montgomery joked about Taylor Swift writing breakup songs about him and claimed his father successfully sued Dr. Mario for malpractice, while during the interview, Montgomery discussed an addiction to raisin bread, admitted to being high on stage, and told a story about buying an expensive unlicensed firearm with money from stealing at CVS. Montgomery also mentioned spending time under bridges and struggling with depression.

Arielle Isaac Norman joined the panel on Kill Tony #533 (Nov 29, 2021).