Podbit · 2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
After his estranged best friend's murder-suicide closed the only comedy club in Bisbee, Arizona, Doug Stanhope walked into city council and proposed turning it into a weekly comedy open mic. He named it 'Kill Bisbee Council' after Kill Tony and told every LA-to-Austin comic to stop by.
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Tom has been sitting on Doug Stanhope's city council appearance and finally plays it. The backstory is grim: Stanhope's estranged best friend of 35 years, the owner of Chuckleheads comedy club in Bisbee, murdered his ex-wife's father and then himself — closing the town's only comedy venue. Stanhope turns up to city council, eulogizes the club in the most Stanhope way imaginable, then proposes turning the council's first-and-third-Tuesday public comment period into a comedy open mic, dubbing it 'Kill Bisbee Council' after the Kill Tony podcast [1] — Doug Stanhope "After his estranged best friend's murder-suicide closed the only comedy club in Bisbee, Arizona, Doug Stanhope walked into city council and…" 59:25 . He invites every comedian driving from LA to Austin to stop by. The hosts are delighted. Bert then shares his favorite Stanhope story: a woman wrote a furious complaint letter after a show, and Stanhope replied in character as an actor reading lines written by the venue — and the woman believed him. Tom eulogizes Stanhope as 'the Bukowski of stand-up' with no successor in sight.
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