From performing for 15,000 screaming fans with Nate Bargatze to bombing in a bar where nobody will turn off the TV, the glamorous life of stand-up comedy never disappoints! On Episode 69 of Chasing Comedy, Dustin Chafin and Brian Scott McFadden dive into the hilarious highs and humiliating lows of being professional comedians. Brian shares wild stories from the Dubai Comedy Festival, while Dustin reveals the secrets of winning over massive crowds. Plus, the guys debate Hollywood's endless James Bond and Batman replacements, revisit Brian's days as the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee, relive their worst comedy gigs, and tackle the art of writing the perfect opening joke. Add in masked comedians, awkward podcast eye contact, and the return of the Wheel of Premises, and you've got another hilariously unpredictable episode of Chasing Comedy!

Is Shane Gillis officially uncancellable? Are today's biggest comedians forgetting how to write actual jokes? And was Eddie Murphy really one of the greatest stand-ups of all time?

On Episode 68 of Chasing Comedy, comedians Brian Scott McFadden and Dustin Chafin dive into the latest Shane Gillis controversy, the absurdity of cancel culture, and whether podcast fame is replacing actual comedic talent. The guys debate Eddie Murphy vs. Richard Pryor, why Steve Martin walked away from stand-up, and whether celebrity impressions are the laziest form of comedy.

Plus, Led Zeppelin's outrageous rock star scandals, Lenny Bruce and the evolution of censorship, the awkwardness of grown men saying "I'm proud of you," and Dustin's hilarious realization that he's surrounded by so many comedians he's actually sick of comedy!

Unfiltered opinions, ridiculous arguments, and two veteran comics trying to figure out whether comedy is evolving or going completely off the rails!

Is Sebastian Maniscalco killing comedy radio? Can you manifest your way to success, or is that just another excuse to avoid doing actual work? On Episode 67 of Chasing Comedy, comedians Brian Scott McFadden and Dustin Chafin tackle the SiriusXM comedy shakeup that's leaving working comedians furious and potentially out of a paycheck! The guys debate whether social media is ruining stand-up, why talented comedians struggle to survive, and who's really to blame for the industry's changing landscape. Plus, Dustin discovers the power of manifestation, Brian reveals how fake kidnapping letters launched his voiceover career, and the two dive into daddy issues, dysfunctional childhoods, and why comedians desperately need strangers to laugh at them. It's corporate greed, positive thinking, career anxiety, and decades of unresolved childhood trauma—all wrapped up in one hilariously unfiltered episode!