Aaron Weber
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233 appearances
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1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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Colloidal silver, I think, is my favorite. The colloidal silver face. Oh, wow. I just watched a documentary about that. Did you watch that? The lady? About the lady? I am God. The woman that said she was God.
And then she died of an overdose on that.
And she was blue. In the movie, they show that picture of her. Yeah. That young lady had turned blue. I could get into that. I could see myself doing that.
I had this friend, and I call him, he was a friend until he just went way off the deep end. And listen, if he ever came back from the deep end, I don't even know if that's still alive. Who knows? But during the pandemic, when we all started our podcast.
The guy has like multiple born, you know, diseases at birth. So problems with his legs, problem with his arms, born blind, has problems hearing. He's a really sickly kind of person. He's had hundreds of surgeries. But he claimed that colloidal silver was making him the healthiest person in the world.
And I'm like, dude, you just had a surgery on Tuesday and then one last Thursday and you think colloidal silver... at solving any of these problems. But we started to notice in some of his Facebook pictures, he was looking blue. And I wrote him a note. I said, dude, I think that colloidal silver. And he said, don't talk about my colloidal silver. It's keeping me healthy. I thought, well, okay.
To each their own. As you go and you tour around with... Tell me about your... Favorite place to play to do stand-up comedy? I'm always interested in this question with all the stand-up comics. What's your favorite place? You know what I'm learning is, and I'm not there yet, but it's like, if you sell tickets and your fans are coming, exactly, you know, but I'm not there yet.
So I'm still, my crowds are still largely a function of where I am. Okay. Um, so there are a few clubs that stand out. I mean, Zany's is great, but if I were to get on the road, it's the comedy works in Denver. Everybody talks about that as one of the best comedy clubs in the country. We've heard that a couple of times. Yeah, there's a few others.
It's like, man, there are parts of the country that I think are super underrated. Yeah, which parts of the country do you like to visit? Northwest Arkansas. Really? Yeah. Such a hidden gem. Yeah, the Ozarks. A lot of people, because of the show Ozark, got onto it. But it's awesome out there. Beautiful scenery. It's the Rolling Hills. It's where Walmart is headquartered.
It's a surprisingly nice, affluent part of the country. And I love it. There's a comedy club called The Grove. It's in Lowell, Arkansas. It's a town most people have never heard of. But I love it out there. Nice. Yeah. So that surprises people when I tell them that. And then Florida and Texas, there's just so many comedy clubs there, so many different places. I'll go wherever.
I mean, I was just in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Comedy will bring you weird places. Yeah, that's the capital of the country. Ketchikan, interestingly, it was the salmon capital of the country, but it was the – I'm trying to figure out the best way to say this. It was a brothel town. Oh. It was where all these salmon fishermen would come off the sea, and then they'd go to the ladies of the night. Yes, have dates. Exactly, in Ketchikan.
So I did a show there at what used to be a brothel, and I loved it. That's fun. And I can't wait to get back to Alaska. Yeah.
Me and my wife did our honeymoon in Alaska.
Wow. We just want to do something different. I'm not a beach guy. I don't have the body for it, so neither do I. But I suffer because I can't stand the cold weather. But where did you guys go in Alaska? That is a different honeymoon. That's fun. We went all over. We started in Anchorage, and then we took the Alaskan Railroad up. No. No way. To the middle of the state.
But Alaska's so big, it's like we barely scratched the surface of it. So we're hoping at some point to go back and fill in some of those places we missed.
Yeah, it's the last whistle-stop train in America.
Yeah. Yeah. So as you're riding through the wilderness, I mean, you don't see anything every now and then the train will come to a stop because a homesteader.
Somebody's out there. Yes. They come and just flag the train down to ride into the city. So that was more interesting than seeing like moose or bears to see like Alaskan wilderness people come out of the trees and flag the train down.
Yeah.
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