In the Season 1 finale of Comedy Ink, I sit down with comedian Galina Rivina for a layered, funny, and metal conversation as we tattoo a deeply meaningful piece.

We talk about our shared experience as Ukrainian Jews, touch briefly on our Soviet roots, and then spiral (lovingly) into Galina’s near-religious devotion to Sleep Token and the song “Bring Me to Eden.” From tattoo symbolism to her move to Austin, her evolving relationship with stand-up comedy, and what it means to start over in a new city creatively, this episode feels like a full-circle moment.

Also, I test out my Meta Ray-Ban glasses, because of course I do.

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

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💬 Topics: identity, music obsession, tattoo meaning, comedy, relocation, beginnings & endings Season 1 ends here — Season 2 gets even weirder.

In this episode of Comedy Ink, I sit down with comedian Jared Kassebaum as we tattoo Aang’s glider from Avatar: The Last Airbender on his bicep, a symbol of freedom, movement, and curiosity that fits Jared a little too perfectly.

We get deep into anime, the symbolic meaning of the glider, and Jared’s personal journey through religion, spirituality, and identity. That path sparked a lifelong hunger for understanding culture, history, and people, something he now channels directly into his stand-up comedy. It’s nerdy, thoughtful, funny, and philosophical in that sneaky way comedy sometimes is.

🎙 Guest: Jared Kassebaum

💉 Tattoo: Aang’s glider (Avatar: The Last Airbender)

💬 Topics: anime, spirituality, religion, cultural curiosity, stand-up comedy

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

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In Episode 5 of Comedy Ink, I tattoo comedian Roxxy Haze as she finally immortalizes her lifelong crush on Disney’s Robin Hood — yes, the fox, yes, that says a lot, and yes, we unpack it.

We talk about Roxxy’s love of anime, being unapologetic nerds, why Robin Hood still rules, and what it’s like sharing the same manager (who we both love dearly). Along the way, we zoom out on comedy, creativity, and why leaning into what you love is always cooler than pretending you’re not a dork.

🎙 Guest: Roxxy Haze

💉 Tattoo: Disney’s Robin Hood fox

💬 Topics: anime, nerd culture, comedy life, shared management, creative joy

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

Guest: @roxxyhaze

In this episode of Comedy Ink, I tattoo the brilliant and hilarious Kyle Ayers while we talk about living with chronic pain and how it forces you into the present in a way nothing else can.

Kyle opens up about how pain reshaped his perspective, his creativity, and his appreciation for small moments.

We also get into where he’s from, what he’s working on now, and the strange, funny ways life reroutes you whether you like it or not. It’s a thoughtful, honest, and surprisingly uplifting conversation wrapped inside a tattoo session.

🎙 Guest: Kyle Ayers

💉 Tattoo: Minimalist Latte Mug

💬 Topics: chronic pain, mindfulness, creativity, personal history, comedy life

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

Guest: @kyleayers

In this episode of Comedy Ink, I tattoo comedian Andrew Orolfo as he memorializes his late puppy pal. A heartfelt piece that sparks an honest, funny, and deeply human conversation.

We talk about grief, comedy roots in the Bay Area, the obsession with vintage clothing, and the love-hate relationship every comedian has with social media. It’s a beautiful mix of laughs, reflection, and nostalgia, the kind of real talk that only happens when there’s a needle buzzing and memories on the line.

🎙 Guest: Andrew Orolfo

💉 Tattoo: Memorial for his dog

💬 Topics: Grief, Bay Area comedy, vintage fashion, social media pressure, creative life

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

Guest: @andrew_orolfo

In Episode 2 of Comedy Ink, I sit down with one of my closest friends Jenny Zigrino. She is a wonderful comedian, writer, actress, and all-around chaotic delight, she'd approve of that description... I think.

As I tattoo a design inspired by Jenny’s sister who recently passed away, we dive into everything from relationship icks and AI trying (and failing) to write jokes in our voices, to what it feels like being Jewish in today’s world. It’s raw, funny, and unexpectedly touching, exactly the kind of conversation that happens when ink meets honesty.

Also: Fun note, I'm wearing a sweatshirt that I designed when I was staying with Jenny in New York, and it's based on our fav little deli in Brooklyn. Only three people own this sweater. Jenny, her friend who was obsessed with it when she saw it, and me.

🎙 Guest: Jenny Zigrino

💉 Tattoo: Memorial Lily of the Valley

💬 Topics: Relationships, AI comedy, Jewish identity, sibling bonds, and creative life Follow for more tattoos, laughs, and feels:

Check out how this tattoo turned out! Full video podcast available on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/L6xZLZhS3P8

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Host: @gregbermanisfunny

Guest: @jennyzigrino

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