One of comedy’s most influential voices steps onto one of sports media’s fastest-growing platforms as comedian, entrepreneur, and 85 South Show co-founder Karlous Miller joins the latest episode of Club 520, now streaming on YouTube.
Hosted by former NBA champion Jeff Teague, alongside DJ Wells and B Hen, the episode delivers an entertaining crossover between basketball culture and stand-up comedy as Karlous opens up about the evolution of the 85 South Show, unforgettable moments from his career, and the business of building one of the most successful independent comedy brands in the world.
A longtime friend of the show, Karlous immediately settles into the conversation as the group discusses the genuine relationship between Club 520 and the 85 South Show, highlighting the mutual respect between two podcasts that have cultivated loyal audiences through authenticity, humor, and unfiltered storytelling.
One of the episode’s standout moments comes when Karlous recalls the unforgettable day rapper Rick Ross unexpectedly walked off the set during an episode of the 85 South Show featuring DC Young Fly and Chico Bean. The behind-the-scenes story offers listeners an exclusive look at one of the podcast’s most talked-about moments while showcasing the unpredictable nature of producing unscripted entertainment.
Karlous also dives into his experiences as one of the standout performers on Wild ‘N Out, sharing hilarious stories from behind the scenes and reflecting on how the improvisational series sharpened his comedic instincts. His stories provide insight into the pressure of thinking on the spot while highlighting the camaraderie that helped launch many of today’s biggest comedy stars.
Throughout the episode, Jeff Teague makes it clear just how much respect he has for what Karlous and the 85 South Show have accomplished. Teague credits the podcast for changing the landscape of comedy podcasting by proving that creators could build massive audiences independently without relying on traditional media outlets. The conversation explores how authenticity, consistency, and ownership have allowed the 85 South team to transform a grassroots comedy platform into a multimedia powerhouse.
The discussion also touches on entrepreneurship, touring, content creation, and the growing intersection between sports and comedy, making for an engaging conversation that balances laugh-out-loud moments with meaningful insights into building a lasting brand.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Karlous Miller, the 85 South Show, or Club 520, this episode offers an entertaining look at the stories, friendships, and hustle that continue to shape modern entertainment.
The latest episode of Club 520 featuring Karlous Miller is now streaming on YouTube.
