Light up a blunt every week with two of Boston’s favorite potheads as they dive into everything weed-related, comedy, dating, current events, & much more.
Hosted by Stand-up Comedian Jaime Lee Simmons and a woman of many talents – least of all rolling pearls, Emily Wade. Some of your favorite comedians, actors, adult stars, professional athletes, and more visit Jaime and Emily regularly as they discuss everything from dating, comedy, and current events to mindset work and real life sh*t.
In this week’s episode titled Dwarf Fetish*es, Jaime and Emily are joined by comedian/actor/podcaster Brad Williams. The trio gets very baked and discusses various topics including the controversy about the new Snow White movie, talk about dwarf fetishes, and why furries are lucky nowadays.
They also discuss what’s the secret to aging well? why is Tom Brady at the center of a kissing scandal? and what IS balloon porn?
Brad Williams: Brad Williams has become one of the funniest, most in-demand comedians working today. A California native, Brad started doing stand-up at age 19 and has been touring ever since.
He has appeared on numerous TV shows including Legit, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, Sam and Cat, Live at Gotham, the Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Mind Of Mencia, and Pitboss.
His one hour comedy special “Fun Size” was the highest rated comedy special on Showtime in the year 2015. A year later, he followed it up with a 2nd special called “Daddy Issues,” its airing prompted the New York Times to write “no one is doing it more hilariously than Brad Williams.”
In addition to stand-up, Brad has become a dynamic on-air personality as well. His podcast “About Last Night” is a mainstay on the iTunes Charts. He is a regular on KROQ’s Kevin and Bean Show in Los Angeles as well as the Adam Carolla podcast.
Brad’s show is high energy. Robin Williams called him “Prozac with a head.” Brad’s ability to make humorous observations on disability, relationships, sex, and race are winning over audiences and proving anyone can overcome their shortcomings.