The Comedy Club of Kansas City
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"The Comedy Club Podcast" is recorded in The Projection Room at The Comedy Club of Kansas City and is hosted by the owner of The Comedy Club, Dustin Kaufman. "The Comedy Club Podcast" features top rated comedians, such as Craig Conant, Greg Warren, Corey B, Irene Tu and more on one-on-one conversations. They discuss all things comedy, lifestyle, and more!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dustin Kaufman turns club conversations into a practical, funny account of how performers build careers, material, and audiences.
A conversation on The Comedy Club Podcast can move from club food and booking decisions to social media followings, touring, parenthood, credit scores, and the mechanics of building a joke.
A veggie plate gets airtime before stand-up; your backstage curiosity can pull up a chair.
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Road stories, platform headaches, and club-level survival, told with just enough grime to feel real.
Sam Tripoli and Dustin Kaufman spend this one on road stories from the Comedy Club of Kansas City, with the reopening after the COVID shutdown sitting in the background.
Easy comic banter that turns hair, beards, and stage image talk into a relaxed hang.
Gareth Reynolds drops by the Comedy Club of Kansas City for an easygoing conversation that feels built on quick rapport and shared comic shorthand.
A loose Kansas City hang that follows Longfellow through moving, roommates, cats, and the work of keeping comedy going.
Michael Longfellow drops in at the Kansas City club and the room seems to settle right in with him. The talk stays grounded in the day to day realities comics actually live with: moving from city to city, sharing space with other comics, cat sitting, and trying to keep the work…
A loose club-room conversation that turns old pop culture into easy comic banter.
Dustin Kaufman and Nathan McIntosh spend this Comedy Club of Kansas City episode in a loose, club-room hang that drifts from comedy lineage bragging rights to fake stadium sponsorships, then lands in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, wrestling, and other old pop culture obsessions.
A nostalgic Kansas City comedy history episode built around Stanford's, the Legends Room, and a few vivid closing-night memories.
The Comedy Club of Kansas City episode settles into a nostalgic look at Stanford's and the Legends Room, with Dustin Coffin joined by Dustin Slentz and Bryce Stanley.
Touring, Vegas, and house-money gambling give this chat its strongest stretch.
Carlos Mencia talks about touring and settles into the Vegas residency stretch that gives this episode its best footing. The practical talk lands hardest: gambling with house money, casino floors getting under his skin, and the need to keep some distance from them.
A club-room hang that gets sharpest when it turns to booking social media comics and weekend shows.
Chris Cope and Dustin Kaufman keep The Comedy Club Podcast loose and easy, and the best stretches come when the talk turns practical: getting sick on the road, not bringing that back to staff or other comics, and how clubs book social media comics.
A loose club-room hang that turns rent, credit, and small travel mishaps into clean laughs.
Emma Willmann's stop in Lawrence, Kansas plays like a loose club-room hang that keeps circling rent, credit, and the small ways life gets tangled.
A stranger calls. Chris Gethard listens. Anything can surface.
Dustin Kaufman welcomes Nathan McIntosh back to the Comedy Club podcast at the Comedy Club of Kansas City and opens with a little club history.
Emma Willmann joins Dustin Kaufman to discuss expired food, credit scores, and comedy club ownership, sharing personal stories about eating mishaps, job reference lies, and business challenges.
Host Dustin Kaufman interviews comedian Alex Moffat, covering topics from airport travel tips and SNL memories to parenting anecdotes and holiday preferences.
Host Dustin Kaufman interviews comedian Mike E.
I lost my teaching job because of edgy comedy TikToks.
Corey O'Brien joins Dustin Kaufman after a Kansas City show that clearly hit with the room.
Dustin Deuce Kaufman opens the room with David Koechner, Rob Mayer, and Joe O'Brien, and it feels like an actual club hang instead of a polished interview.
Dustin Coffin hosts a nostalgic Kansas City chat with Dustin Slentz and Bryce Stanley.
Comedian Michael Longfellow joins host Dustin Kaufman to discuss pet disasters, including his dog's ashes on Seth Meyers, and personal stories like a collapsed lung and chaotic car adventures.
The less I prepare, the more authentic the conversation becomes.
Chris Cope and Dustin Kaufman talk about how social media now affects comedy bookings, including clubs that will not respond unless a comic can sell tickets.
Kyle Kinane spends the episode arguing that modern comedy now demands a producer, director, videographer, and social-media operator, not just a standup set.
When they started messing with food supply I bought a shotgun to protect my kids.
Sam Tripoli sits down with Dustin Kaufman at the Comedy Club of Kansas City and opens by revisiting the old road-comic days of reopening after COVID.
Dustin Kaufman opens from upstairs at the Comedy Club of Kansas City.
Dustin Coffman chats with Michael Palasek at the Comedy Club of Kansas City.
Dustin Kaufman sits down with Gareth Reynolds at the Comedy Club of Kansas City, and the chemistry is immediate.
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Rachel Scanlon talks with Dustin Kaufman on The Comedy Club Podcast about sobriety, losing 60 pounds, and replacing whiskey with running and sugar.
Dustin Ybarra talks about three years of sobriety, saying his drinking and drug use got bad enough that he was having seizures before Jay Moore drove him to rehab.
Dustin Kaufman interviews comedian Derrick Stroup about his career growth from clubs to theaters, discussing his Netflix special 'Nostalgic', move to New York City, and insights on comedy industry dynamics like booking and identity.
Kevin McDonald discusses his comedy legacy with Kids in the Hall, sharing stories about the troupe's formation, auditioning for Saturday Night Live, and his voice acting career.
Comedian Ace discusses his battle with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, his emotional recovery, and his return to comedy after nearly two years.
Host Dustin Kaufman interviews comedian Zoltan Kaszas about his career, including social media success, his wife's business partnership, and acting ambitions.
Host Dustin Kaufman interviews comedian Amber Autry about her career growth, from cold emails to selling out shows using TikTok and text lists.