TCB Infomercial: Brian Moses
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What is the significance of Brian Moses in the roast battle scene?
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Christina's going to be part of my entourage.
Okay. I'm assuming my wife would probably be part of your entourage too. Yes. You need the inside information. Got the heavy. Limp dick motherfucker.
How do they know that about you?
My wife.
I was like, oh, the local glory hole's been talking. That's right. Yes.
I've got to practice one at my house.
The next episode of The Commercial Break starts now.
Oh, yeah, guys and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Greene. This is the Springer to my Wilco's. Kristen Joy Odley, best to you, Kristen.
Best to you, Brian. Did you get that one? I did.
You did? Yes. All right, just checking in on you, making sure. I'm just dropping like weird to my this to my that. This to my that. This to my that. I'm bringing it back. I do it sporadically.
Springer to the Wilco?
Springer to the Wilco's.
Wilco's.
Wilco's. Oh. Think of that one through. Somebody will know. Text us in. Let us know, and I'll send you something, like a handwritten note. Thank you. I'll just text you back. Thank you.
I got a personal response.
Yeah, no, a personal response. Just for you. All right, so it's Tuesday. We're super excited. We're always super excited to have a guest in here because, quite frankly, we're nobody.
They're always fun.
They are always fun. We always find something interesting. 98% of the interviews that we have done have just gone off swimmingly and we've really loved the personalities that we get to meet. And let's be real honest about it. Chrissy and I are nobody's shit on a shoe. And the fact that anybody with any relevance whatsoever decides to come in.
I know. It's kind of surreal sometimes when I'm looking at these people while we're doing the interviews and it's like, what?
It's way surreal.
And now I've gotten to the point where... They're seeing us and talking to us.
Yeah, they're like the people that we see.
How did the roast battle league originate?
It's like two dimensional. They're not supposed to respond to us. They're supposed to be on a television or in a comedy club or whatever it happens to be. But this one's got my goat because this one is different. Well, let me put it this way. We've all heard the roasts. We've all seen the roast battles.
Yeah, you know what a roast is.
It's a genre of comedy. You're not that dumb. It's a roast. Like roast battles. And this guy is the puppeteer behind a lot of the roast battles that have made note. I'm not talking about the Comedy Central roasts. I'm talking about the roast battles, like the one with Jeffrey Ross that was on Comedy Central for a while. And now he's got a league. Brian Moses is a funny comedian slash writer who hosts at the Comedy Store in L.A. every Tuesday night roast battles. And he's been doing it for, I think, 11 years. Yeah. I think I saw something about 11 years today, actually, as we're recording this. 11 years today. So we'll talk to him more about that. But now he's got an international roast battle league. So there are clubs all around the world that host roast battles.
In comedy clubs. In comedy clubs. And then Brian and the commissioner of the roast battle league.
I love that there's a commissioner.
Yes, they will break it down afterwards on their YouTube channel, RBL. So if you go and look up Roast Battle League or RBL, you're going to find their channel. Go ahead and subscribe. They show the roasts, then they break it down. It's kind of like they're doing a little comedy critiquing, right? And I'm so... kind of excited to dig into this version of comedy because we've talked to a lot of stand-up comedics we've talked to people who do really good stand-up comedy we've talked to writers like Neil Brennan who have been a part of famous shows we have talked to people who do really good crowd work like Hannah Burner or Heather we have had all of it but roast is not the roast battles is not something we've touched on we haven't dipped in there
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of Brian Moses in the roast battle scene?
0:00–2:22
2
How did the roast battle league originate?
2:22–5:29
3
What makes roast battles different from traditional comedy?
5:29–8:00
4
How does joke writing play a role in roast battles?
8:00–10:41
5
What are some memorable moments from Brian's roast battles?
10:41–12:51
6
How does Brian Moses feel about working in television?
12:51–15:03
7
What insights does Brian share about the future of comedy?
15:03–17:46
8
What can listeners expect from the upcoming roast battle event?
17:46–58:12