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Dean Berg and Ka$h Money Karl riff on everything from starting in comedy, comedy performance tips, and just about anything else on their minds. Tune in for great talks with special guests.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Comedy craft meets gloriously overworked food riffs as Dean Berg and Cash Money Carl turn practical talk into bits.
Dean Berg and Cash Money Carl turn comedy shop talk into a loose conversation where practical experience and stray ideas share the microphone. Discussions of set timing, room reactions, repeated roast jokes and venue planning make performing feel like ongoing problem-solving.
A Santa roast becomes venue math, and you find yourself rooting for the booking as much as the joke.
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A loose guest hang that turns sponsor chatter and side remarks into the joke.
Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg bring Stan Dabrowski back for a chat that never rushes to a point, and that is most of the fun. Sponsor talk gives way to a steady run of energy drink chatter, with the jokes landing in the small pauses and half-finished thoughts between them.
Alien banter and biscuit talk share the same restless table.
Move the Mic Stand leans into alien-probing chatter and lets it run wherever the room wants to take it. The banter keeps sliding from science to hazing to cow-tipping logic, and Cash Money Karl, Mike, and Dean Berg keep the pace loose enough that the bit never fully hardens into…
A loose, food and flavor heavy hang that turns prices and bad strawberry notes into the bit.
Dean and Cash spend most of this episode on a small annoyance that turns into a running bit once they keep turning it over. Sponsor silliness gives way to rising prices, a five dollar pizza, and one host's instant disgust at artificial strawberry flavor.
A New Year's bit that keeps breaking the calendar.
Move the Mic Stand uses a New Year's Day frame to anchor a loose, self-aware comedy bit. Dean and Cash keep circling the date, the recording timing, and the joke that maybe nobody will hear it when it matters.
A Thanksgiving chat that turns cheese portions into the whole joke.
Move the Mic Stand turns a holiday hangout into a running joke about cheese portions, food waste, and whether single serve packaging should exist at all.
Stand-up talk about timing, laughter, and what gets left off the set list.
Dean and Cash spend the episode on the practical side of stand-up: what lands, what gets cut, and how much a room will actually let you use. He says he brought more material than the night could hold, ended up using about 75 percent of it, and still had to keep adjusting for…
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.
Soda panic and roast memories keep the duo moving, even when the talk skids sideways.
Move the Mic Stand works best when Dean and Cash let a small worry spiral into a full detour, and this one does that with soda ingredients, color additives, and the nagging sense that familiar drinks have shifted underfoot.
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg talk with Ben Giles, the founder and chief of Laughable Productions, about comedy dinner theaters, improv shows, and murder mystery events that started in 2019.
Cash Money Carl opens with a sponsor shoutout for MinigolfReviews.com, and the show rolls right into its usual loose intro.
Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg open a Christmas Day episode of Move the Mic Stand with sponsor reads for MinigolfReviews.com and Gorilla Mind, including a joke about White Frost, White Gummy Bear, and tiger’s blood flavors.
The hosts introduce a sponsor and engage in casual banter about a college nickname.
The hosts introduce a sponsor and engage in lighthearted banter about radio voices and old-timey impressions.
Co-hosts Dean Berg and Ka$h Money Karl introduce sponsors and set up the show, blending comedy with casual conversation.
They stopped my heart to fix it, and I was awake the whole time.
Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg welcome Stan Dabrowski back and let the show start in its usual loose, noisy way.
Move the Mic Stand: A Comedy Podcast covers alien-probing jokes, a TikTok of a "steampunk bean" spacecraft, and a debate about whether the image showed a real cockpit with a tiny alien inside.
They reference the Friday movie scene where Big Worm counts money, flipping it backwards so it looks like more bills.
Caveman is a slapstick comedy with Ringo Starr speaking caveman language—and it's free on Tubi right now.
Dean's been down with Influenza Omega—103.6 fever, hallucinations from the cool mist, the whole package.
Cash Money Carl starts with a sponsor shout-out for MinigolfReviews.com, then the talk wanders into rising prices, candy flavors, and the kind of grocery-store math that makes people complain.
Cash Money Carl opens with a sponsor read for MinigolfReviews.com and its daily mini golf habit.
A coworker tracked time by Dean's sneezes: exactly 3 at 1pm every single day—her biological clock.
Holiday scalpers: turning toys into expensive urban legends.
The bomb ass casserole: a tale of random ingredients and perfect execution.
Cash Money Carl opens the Thanksgiving episode with sponsor chatter and a loud welcome.
Dean and Cash talk through a night of stand-up that included both a clean show and an adult show.
Cash opens with a sponsor read for MinigolfReviews.com.
Cash Money Carl opens with a sponsor read for MinigolfReviews.com, then Dean and Cash settle into Move the Mic Stand.
Cash Money Carl opens with a sponsor read for MinigolfReviews.com.
Mystery show attendees ask for Abe Auer, get Dean Berg, stay stoic, then praise the show.
Hosts Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg kick off season three with guest Stan Dabrowski, discussing recent stand-up shows, the validation of Carl's beatboxing bit, and a hilarious snack-tasting segment.
Dean Berg and Cash Money Carl open Move the Mic Stand’s season two finale by talking about Kava Haven, a lemon-ginger kava drink they both sample on air.
The hosts celebrate a milestone of over a thousand downloads and promote a sponsor, MinigolfReviews.com.
The hosts introduce a sponsor and engage in playful banter about listener demands.
The hosts introduce a sponsor and engage in casual banter about a hot sauce spill.
Comedians Cash Money Carl and Dean Berg host a comedy podcast with a special guest, starting with a wrestling event sponsor read.
Dean Berg and Ka$h Money Karl discuss comedy and promote their sponsor Fondy Axe Company.
The hosts promote a sponsor and then discuss their love for Halloween.