KILL TONY - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I've been a long time listener of this podcast but after the latest episode #152, which had me crying of laughter, I had to write a review. Tony Hinchcliffe kills it week after week. Brian Redban keeps it consistent with his creepy funny comments. But my favorite parts of the podcast are the sound effects and Jeremiah Watkins with his two songs on the sax... Lol. As the self proclaimed #1 fan of the show I urge you to do yourself a favor and subscribe to this podcast. If you love comedy this podcast will not disappoint!!!

I listen to a solid 30 hours of audio a week with my driving job. This is the funniest thing I can even imagine. On the occasions it’s not funny it’s HILARIOUS. By far the hardest I have ever laughed at anything in my life is when listening to this podcast. It also has a lot of real moments and strangely gives a lot of insight into our shared human experience. Every person is unique and you never know what might happen. It’s even better on video!

Honestly, listening to this podcast is pushing me from having a passing fancy in stand up to attempting to do something I never thought i could. I am learning the lessons and laughing my butt off at the same time.

Hinchcliffe is on his way to being one of the top comics in the world. Witness history and start before he blows up to untouchable status so you can be part of the ride too. The podcast never gets dull because you've got new crazy comics coming up every few minutes to be judged by a new panel of some of the best comics in the world.
The laughs don't stop and you never know how crazy it will get. Tony using his impeccable hosting skills to wrangle in the madness and keep the show just the right amount of crazy. WHY ARE YOU STILL READING THIS?! SUBSCRIBE! LISTEN!!

Love the content, and I get that it's a live podcast in a comedy club, but it is difficult to listen to. Volume fluctuates from ear piercing to virtually silent. Please Brian, I want to listen to this great show but the sound quality is terrible.

Kill Tony has maaaaaybe 2 genuinely funny moments per episode. The rest is no-name standups doing 60 cringey seconds of “comedy” and the hosts making mean, predictable, and often bigoted jabs at these strangers’ set and their appearance.

If you like listening to people get humiliated, this is the show for you. If you like comedy, it’s probably not.