The show benefits from having taken the direction of one-off guest episodes rather than other formats.

“I think it's good that we took the direction that we did instead of doing like multiple single episodes we started doing different videos instead of that so we can keep this as like these one-off guest episodes”

The show evolved from a desire to showcase the behind-the-scenes perspective of comedians discussing comedy.

“how do we show the comedy fans this side of it like comedians talking about comedy with comedians and that was another big part of the another big part of the idea is like yeah is how do we how do we show these new comedy fans what it's like from that perspective”

The podcast serves as an archive of memories, genuine fun, and experiences with like-minded people.

“it's an archive of memories fun times friends drinks from doing cocaine with porn stars to sink in [ __ ] 1000 bulb bottles of whiskey with PewDiePie to eating Nutella out of you know it's all here”

Bobby Lee believes that TigerBelly fans are distinct from his previous fanbases and that the podcast has been vital to his career.

“I spent eight years on a [ __ ] sketch show that nobody [ __ ] watched I spent the rural years on the road trying to make it this in that I did not find my audience until Tiger belly because Tiger belly fans are different than sketch fans”

Khalyla Kuhn emphasizes the importance of maintaining the intimacy of the podcast's origins despite its growth.

“no matter how big tiger belly will get it will always feel this small and intimate and I'm really proud of that”

Gilbert Galon claims that institutions like the Groundlings or Second City are the superior path for a comedian.

“I've always thought that comedy institutions are the way to go Groundlings ground Lings Second City because in this world where anyone can [ __ ] pick up a camera and do a sketch in their living room”

He believes that one should wait ten years before launching a podcast to avoid creating garbage content.

“I think more people should wait 10 years before they launch a podcast that's why so much garbage out now you they just think oh wow there's a microphone and we're friends we should have a podcast that's right put in the work put in the work yo it took us a decade”

The investment in the current studio was a worthwhile expenditure for the show.

“do you think this was a worthwhile investment getting the studio i don't know how to count money like i don't know how to do that but yes okay like i haven't actually looked at the amount of money that I spent on it and like what is it uh amortized it over two and a half years but uh yes I think it ”