Love the Bomb

Lloyd Johnson joins Love the Bomb to talk about savagery, zoo bombs, autism, and bombing! It's a good time.

Breezy Lee is a Cincinnati native who joins the boys to talk about growing up in Cincinnati, opening for a surprisingly popular rapper, doing comedy and rap, and bombing. It's a good time.

Gabe Kia comes on the podcast to talk hockey, bourbon, the return of standup comedy, and bombing. It's a good time.

Reena Calm is one of the most respected and requested comedians in the Midwest and a nationally touring headliner. She comes on the podcast to talk about the worst show she’s ever done, she schools Luke and Loren on podcasting, and she calls one of her fans a whore. It’s a good time. 

For a Bengals fan Harrison Butler is somewhere between a mascot and Moses, guiding the fans through victory and loss. For someone who watched the Super Bowl for the commercials he’s a hilarious comedian and social media influencer. To one math teacher, he’s a menace and likely responsible for a mental breakdown. He’s on the podcast to talk growing up, his journey into sports royalty, and bombing. It’s a good time.   

Spore boy Spencer Domolky is fresh off a hot weekend hosting for Chad Daniels to talk about Go Bananas life, sobriety, how his apartment almost killed him and bombing!

Phil is back again! We try to be real fancy boys, but clearly can’t handle it. Phils got a special out.  He’s also got bombs. Listen to the episode then go watch Sweat it Out on youtube!

Mike Frank is a comedian, a photographer, and is professionally interested in your chompers. We talk about Lance Armstrong, Luke’s famous mouth, and bombs. It’s a good time. 

Anna comes on the pod to talk about nursing, private jetting, the Notebook, and comedy. She drops truth. She drops science. She drops bombs. It’s a good time. 

Funnyman Connor Twele jumps on the pod to talk about the most insane work situation we’ve ever heard, how sobriety doesn’t necessarily need God, the fine art of show booking, and bombs! 

Comedian Jeremy Johnston talks about his stint as a show runner, his alter ego, and bombing so badly that he broke his ankle and had to hide from an audience member. It’s a good time. 

Tori comes in and flips the damn script by interviewing the boys and generally showing them how podcasting is done. They talk about comedy highs and lows of 2022, strip clubs of years past, and wet bats. 

It’s the last cast of the old year, it’s almost one of your hosts birthdays, and we’re sick as fuck. We talk about birthday bombs, mental states, and the live show that we’re sure went fine without us. Happy New Years. We’re fine. 

Christmas comes early as Stewart Huff returns to wonder why he attracts weirdos, consider the new role comedy plays in his life, and talk about bombs both good and bad. 

Yo! It’s Cece Laird and she’s here to talk about mental health, family bombs, Chicago bombs, and have a general chaotic romp through her comedy journey. It’s a good time. 

We’ve got a triple threat of mustache men as Dan Alten drops by to talk werewolves, house shows, the dark specter of AI, and bombing!

Allison Stapps by for her very first appearance on How I Learned to Stapp Worrying and Love the Bomb! We talk about bombing, whats going on with the NKY, and Chicago. 

Luke is getting a very special Housecast for his birthday. Tori Fegenbush joins Luke and Loren to talk about how his special birthday week is a burden, crowing out, and special birthday playlists (which will be linked in the Patreon)

Terra K joins us for her second time to talk about nap pods, virginity, and we impersonate some of our favorite comedians. It’s a good listen. 

Jerrel Beamon and Raymond Jackson, the comedic minds behind the podcast Unk and Nephew, join us for a late night cast where Raymond Jackson shops for a car, Jerrel Beamon is a porn consultan, and we share in the joys of bombing. 

Gretchen Schultz returns in a very spooky Halloween episode of How I Learn to Stop Worrying and Live the Bomb! We talk about Halloween scares, stuff we didn’t realize was fucked up about our upbringing, and the scariest subject of all: bombing!

The long overdue Mark Chalifoux abandons his children to podcast with Luke and Loren! He gives us some history on how bad young Chalifoux was at comedy, a boatload of some of the best advice we’ve ever gotten, and one of the most productive and optimistic takes on bombing we’ve ever heard. 

Andy Woodhull and Mike Cronin stop by to talk about Boy Scout, their comedy journey, and Mike‘s mom. It’s a good time. 

Jerrel Beamon comes back for a third time to catch us up on shows, shamelessly plug his podcast (Unk&Nephew), and share an epic shoe-throwing bomb. It’s a good time

Luke Willoughby is a Lexington adjacent comedian and general good time. He comes on the pod to make us feel old, talk about his insane travel schedule, and deliver a whole rodeo of bombing. Thanks for listening everybody. 

Columbus comedian Halima Abshir joins us to talk about life in Africa, dealing with vices, and bombing! It’s a good time

It’s just the boys and we’re in the unseasoned season. It’s a fresh new start and we’re talking the blue collar comedy man. We’re talking Liam’s Neesons. We’re talking personal bombs. Its a good time. 

Hanna Ljungholm returns to take sides, talk about running a comedy and yoga show, and share her most recent bomb. 

Nick Noble is on the pod again to talk about featuring at a certain now-defunct Georgetown comedy club and also watch Luke suck at Elden Ring. The second half is up on the Patreon!

It‘s Mohammad Patel! The audio did this weird thing where there’s an echo but the episode was funny so we’re posting it anyway. Mohammed talks about being a small town hero, wrongly accuses Luke of a serious crime (a lot), and has never bombed. 

Ron Ervin stops by to talk about his insane diet, having the smallest apartment in New York, his upcoming album, and bombing. 

We’re joined this week by Dr. Strangelov himself, Jonathan Caldwell! We talk about terrorism, sound baths, and—of course—bombing!

He also requested we include the below links: 

https://web.archive.org/web/20180307014609/http://solacemediacorporation.com/

https://web.archive.org/web/20110207181947/http://solacemediacorporation.com/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ivqv_QF4ggA&feature=youtu.be

https://livinghellebore.bandcamp.com/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MBykbROJch4&feature=youtu.be

MacGregor Lakes is a good time and hilarious comedian from Lexington, Kentucky. He talks about being gay and having troubling opinions about the government, being in shitty rock bands, and bombing. 

Karinne Turnbow talks about being in the finals of the Funniest Person in Cincinnati Contest, the different comedy scenes in Cincinnati, and bombing.