Kill Tony is the number one live podcast in the world.

“we're here for another taping of the number one live podcast in the world”

He believes the Are You Garbage YouTube special is the biggest and most important production they have created to date.

“This is the biggest thing we've ever done to date. We need you guys to kind of rally behind it.”

Kevin Ryan believes that the Patreon tier structure incentivizes listeners to pay for a higher level of content, which he views as a smart investment for fans.

“we have more ten dollar members than five dollar members because our people are after value you know what i mean they're not you know they're not they're looking for more bang for their buck”

It is essential for podcasters to be consistent by producing episodes on a regular schedule over a long period.

“we have not we have put out an episode every single Monday for 11 years that's pretty incredible that's everyone should know that 11 years yeah that's pretty incredible 11 years doing a podcast”

He believes that comedians should avoid doing too many sets to prevent becoming tired of the material and should blame the writers if they perform less often.

“I would do it three times and then I would say I don't want to hate the jok so I'm going to stop trying well if you do it too many times you can't blame the writers at some point you can't blame the writers so if you do it little you can blame the writers I like that right you do it less you blame t”

Matt McCusker finds it unnecessary to explicitly advertise his other podcast projects until they are ready for release.

“I decided we were you know I was treating it very I was being very secretive about it just thought that was funny absolutely stupid obviously you should advertise it on this podcast I was like the government uh with UFOs I denied it existence now I'm like they're real”

He suggests that performing on Joe Rogan's podcast is the most stressful experience for a comedian due to the show's high visibility and influence.

“it's the most stressful podcast I've ever you you have to admit both of you yeah that doing his podcast it it doesn't feel like this it feels a little bit more elevated it's the hardest it's elevated it's the biggest show in the world that's what I'm saying”

He suggests that serious topics benefit from being juxtaposed with humor rather than being discussed in a purely journalistic, unfunny way.

“I think if you're just goofy all the time that becomes the norm and it's no longer fun hmm you still need something to be juxtaposed addressing you know like I think our funniest moments come often times when it's a serious conversation when it goes left fast yeah because it's not expecting it”