Move the Mic Stand: A Comedy Podcast · TapeDeck Media

Move the Mic Stand - Stan Headlines, Jodi Fact-Checks, Dean Misses the Sky Show and...Ka$h was there too.

November 14, 2025·1 hr 36 min·1 clip
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Cash opens with a sponsor read for MinigolfReviews.com. From there, the show settles into a loose debrief about a comedy production that drew about a hundred people and included a roast of Santa Claus. Room matters here. They talk through how roast material gets tightened, why a duplicate joke gets cut, and how short joke lists tend to shrink as the night goes on. The setup stays practical. The hosts keep circling whether the venue can support another roast, weighing the Prairie Theater, the old UW Oshkosh space, and a possible Mad World Collective room in Green Bay. Timing complicates it. They note that they are already around November 13 and that a week-before-Christmas roast may be too close to line up cleanly this year. The crowd count comes up more than once. A show that can pull roughly one hundred people feels promising, but they also admit that other roasts can land in a smaller room than expected. That tension gives the conversation its shape. The hosts move between event planning, joke mechanics, and the small frustration of realizing the audience size is never guaranteed. The close gets playful. They stretch out the goodbye, toss around a classic throwback signoff, and turn even that into a small argument about how the show should end. It ends with the crew joining in. The final stretch lands on a shared count, the familiar bye exchange, and the Tape Deck Media production tag. The whole thing feels local and live. It is mostly for listeners who like comedy-scene logistics, roast-show nerdery, and a duo that is happy to let the conversation wander until the end.

As heard by us

A roast-of-Santa episode that mixes comedy-room logistics with a drawn-out, playful goodbye.

The episode settles into a loose comedy-room debrief, with the roast of Santa, the crowd turnout, and the work of trimming jokes all getting equal attention.

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Why you'd press play

If roast-show logistics make you laugh, this one keeps talking.

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