Best Podcast Episodes About Tony Hinchcliffe
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Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 8 episodes
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“… basketball with a stud, and then going back and putting your balls in a deep. Oh, my God. Tell him Oh you are the man Mr Ziegler Welcome to the Kill Tony universe You found your home This is where you belong I appreciate it So what did this bad baby mama do exactly that made you take a break from stand comedy She went crazy on me. But how? You guys need better answers. I went deep, balls deep. And, you know, my grandfather always told me, don't put the whole thing in. And I did. I stirred it deep. Wow. Yeah, it's like I fucked up the beehive nest. Can't give him the whole thing The whole thing, …”
“… Did you happen to see the girl that was on before? The stud? Yeah, I just seen her perform while ago. You think I didn't see that? Shit. He's like, I like pussy. Shit. Shit. Shit. I saw that fucking pussy. It ain't nothing like going out, playing basketball with a stud, and then going back and putting your balls in a deep. Oh, my God. Tell him Oh you are the man Mr Ziegler Welcome to the Kill Tony universe You found your home This is where you belong I appreciate it So what did this bad baby mama do exactly that made you take a break from stand comedy She went crazy on me. But how? You guys need better answers. I went deep, balls deep. And, you know, my grandfather always told me, don't put the whole thing in. And I did. I stirred it deep. Wow. Yeah, it's like I fucked up the beehive nest. Can't give him the whole thing The whole thing, don't do the whole thing Got to give him just a little bit fellas There you go, just a little bit So Red Band you give him the whole thing I love it, this is incredible So can I understand He's been having sex the whole time he's been away Uh huh, you've been having a lot of sex”
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In this outrageous segment, Mr. Ziegler hilariously recounts his disastrous relationship choices, including a wild tale about a 'bad baby mama' that led him to take a break from comedy. The absurdity peaks when he jokingly describes his grandfather's advice on not going 'balls deep,' leaving the audience in stitches.
“… normally the closer He's a Hall of Famer, known for having more sets on this show than any other human in the history, the 13-year history of Kill Tony. Some people call him the Saratoga Singer. The Memphis Strangler. The Vanilla Gorilla. This is the Big Red Machine, the one and only William Montgomery. Tony, I'm about to be fucking threatening violence against Red Band's mom's pussy tonight. This town is not big enough for the both of us, said two clinically obese people. And by the way, Red Band, your mama was so fat, now there's an Ozempic shortage. The Reverend Jesse Jackson just died, and …”
“… about it. You guys ready to start tonight's fucking show I gonna pull a name now and while we go wrangle our first bucket pool of the night boy do I have a treat for you To get this show jolted from the start I present to you a guy so powerful that he normally the closer He's a Hall of Famer, known for having more sets on this show than any other human in the history, the 13-year history of Kill Tony. Some people call him the Saratoga Singer. The Memphis Strangler. The Vanilla Gorilla. This is the Big Red Machine, the one and only William Montgomery. Tony, I'm about to be fucking threatening violence against Red Band's mom's pussy tonight. This town is not big enough for the both of us, said two clinically obese people. And by the way, Red Band, your mama was so fat, now there's an Ozempic shortage. The Reverend Jesse Jackson just died, and I'm trying to figure out what he did to piss off Hillary Clinton. I asked chat GPT to explain the concept of God in the shortest terms possible. It wrote back two words, Aphex Twin. A Texas grand jury declined to indict a man who shot and killed his daughter because she said bad things about Donald Trump. I'm no lawyer, but isn't that called …”
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William Montgomery kicks off the show with a series of outrageous roasts, including a classic jab at Red Band's mom that leads to a punchline about an Ozempic shortage. His quick wit and absurd connections, like linking a grand jury case to justifiable homicide, keep the audience laughing and engaged from the get-go. With a mix of dark humor and clever wordplay, this segment encapsulates the chaotic energy of 'Kill Tony.'
“… any time around Mark Fletcher, talk to anybody else around that program. Mark Fletcher is like still having him like not even to mention how Malachi Tony kind of impressed everybody with the way he picked it up but Mark Fletcher has been there from the beginning of the build he is right there from the backyard he is the heartbeat like that that is the guy who Mario Cristobal can count on to be Mario Cristobal's voice when it comes to the culture and building that thing out remember the story that Mario told about how Mark Fletcher had to put some of the early enrollees in their place during …”
“… Like last year's team kind of felt like team on a mission in the second half of the year. Can I jump in real quick and address that? Yeah, I think there's an answer. It's two words and it's Mark Fletcher. I mean, from like, I mean, just to spend any time around Mark Fletcher, talk to anybody else around that program. Mark Fletcher is like still having him like not even to mention how Malachi Tony kind of impressed everybody with the way he picked it up but Mark Fletcher has been there from the beginning of the build he is right there from the backyard he is the heartbeat like that that is the guy who Mario Cristobal can count on to be Mario Cristobal's voice when it comes to the culture and building that thing out remember the story that Mario told about how Mark Fletcher had to put some of the early enrollees in their place during those playoff practices. Like the early enrollees show up, they get to practice with the team while Miami's going on the run. And yeah, I mean, they're, they're high recruits. They might've thought it was one way. And Mark Fletcher had to tell him it was another. I think that that's one place, at least where my mind goes, where I'm not too worried …”
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Mark Fletcher is the heartbeat of Miami's football culture, playing a crucial role in shaping the team's identity. His leadership during intense training sessions has set the tone for new recruits, ensuring a strong continuation of the program's values. With his presence, fans can feel reassured about maintaining the team's culture despite key player losses.
“… and a variety of other things. And I thought, well, let me get I'd like to get the perspective of someone that I met years ago who was active in the Tony Blair administration over in the United Kingdom. And I thought he was behind the scenes there. He has a great perspective on the inner workings of how we ended up going to war in Iraq and lots of the other. And I'm sure opinions about NATO and Donald Trump and all kinds of other things. So I'm just going to get to it. I'm excited to talk to him again. It's been a long time, but please welcome an old friend, Alistair Campbell. we are joined …”
“… he's just impulsive and he didn't do it the right way. But I seem to remember there were other wars that we've gotten into that we did get into the right way, but were equally as foolhardy and useless. Speaking, of course, of Iraq and perhaps Libya and a variety of other things. And I thought, well, let me get I'd like to get the perspective of someone that I met years ago who was active in the Tony Blair administration over in the United Kingdom. And I thought he was behind the scenes there. He has a great perspective on the inner workings of how we ended up going to war in Iraq and lots of the other. And I'm sure opinions about NATO and Donald Trump and all kinds of other things. So I'm just going to get to it. I'm excited to talk to him again. It's been a long time, but please welcome an old friend, Alistair Campbell. we are joined thank goodness uh from someone who can give us the view from across the atlantic our special relationship it's alistair campbell co-host of the rest is politics podcast but obviously alistair campbell uh writer podcaster uh campaigner strategist uh worked with tony blair worked with every labor politician uh known to man uh and a co-host with our good …”
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In a humorous exchange, Alastair Campbell reflects on the absurdity of the 'special relationship' between the US and UK, jokingly denying he wrote Churchill's famous speech. The banter about past wars and political blunders adds a comedic flair, especially when he quips about the 'exciting series' of Middle Eastern conflicts.
“… than aren't there? Oh, God, we've done the worst shit ever. Totally, it's just sort of like, nothing in this comment section is worse than what Tony Hinchcliffe just said to me on the phone. And you laughed. I just talked to Tim Dillon for an hour. I have no self-esteem left. Like, this is like a warm hug. Like, my comment section is where I go for compliments at this point. Sometimes I forget that, and when I'm hanging out with Normies, you know, and I'll just drop a bomb. Yeah, same, same. And you should look at it and be like, what the fuck did you say? I'm like, I thought we were talking shit. No, …”
“… Raul, and they were talking about the comments, and I was like, guys, like, I've said worse things to you than any of these comments. Right. Like, we're comics. We all sit around and are so much meaner to each other. Of course. Meaner about other comics than aren't there? Oh, God, we've done the worst shit ever. Totally, it's just sort of like, nothing in this comment section is worse than what Tony Hinchcliffe just said to me on the phone. And you laughed. I just talked to Tim Dillon for an hour. I have no self-esteem left. Like, this is like a warm hug. Like, my comment section is where I go for compliments at this point. Sometimes I forget that, and when I'm hanging out with Normies, you know, and I'll just drop a bomb. Yeah, same, same. And you should look at it and be like, what the fuck did you say? I'm like, I thought we were talking shit. No, I did that yesterday. I was checking into the hotel, and we're in Texas. My mom's from Texas, whatever. And this dude that works there was wearing cowboy boots. Like, solid cowboy boots. And I was like, oh, sick cowboy boots. I mean, they're just high heels for men, but cool that you guys call them cowboy boots. And he was just like, and I was …”
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In the world of comedy, ideas can slip away just as quickly as they come. Comedians discuss the frantic need to capture these fleeting thoughts, often leading to hilarious interruptions during family dinners. This chaotic yet relatable process highlights the balance between creativity and presence in the moment.
“… buy an expensive watch to tell you how expensive my time is. I said that to my kids. I told them I came up with it. Well, now you my plug to get Tony Hinchcliffe and Nikki Glazier on the show. You want Tony on? That's easy. That's light work. You want Nikki on? Yeah. Well, FaceTime her right now. Give me my phone. Nikki is. Nikki is the best. By the way, I always answer FaceTime. Yeah, you seem, that's not what you're supposed to do. FaceTime's supposed to be special. No. FaceTime is, yo, are we friends? You know, they're going to, you know what? The only time I FaceTime, I've never FaceTimed my sister. …”
“… doing something like this, like I get excited for this. Yes. There's no nerves about it. I'm such a fan. I'm a fan on so many levels of yours. I'm a fan of like, I quoted you the other day. I don't buy an expensive watch to tell what time it is. I don't buy an expensive watch to tell you how expensive my time is. I said that to my kids. I told them I came up with it. Well, now you my plug to get Tony Hinchcliffe and Nikki Glazier on the show. You want Tony on? That's easy. That's light work. You want Nikki on? Yeah. Well, FaceTime her right now. Give me my phone. Nikki is. Nikki is the best. By the way, I always answer FaceTime. Yeah, you seem, that's not what you're supposed to do. FaceTime's supposed to be special. No. FaceTime is, yo, are we friends? You know, they're going to, you know what? The only time I FaceTime, I've never FaceTimed my sister. I've never FaceTimed my brother. I've never FaceTimed my mom. Only the kids. Oh, for real? Yeah. And I don't have my readers on. Nikki Glazier, FaceTime. By the way, Nikki doesn't seem like a Face, oh, this is what my hair looked like the whole time? I hope this is her number and not her email. Oh, yeah, this is her. Hold on. FaceTime. Nikki …”
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Ralph Barbosa once made a wife laugh so hard that she mistook his Family Guy scene-by-scene recount for real life stories. This happened during a tour when he was on mushrooms, and the absurdity of his storytelling left everyone in stitches. It's a perfect example of how comedy can create genuine connections, even under bizarre circumstances.
“Then she started creating her own shows with Paul Witt and Tony Thomas. So it was with Thomas Harris and they created Soap and Benson and a few other shows. And Whit Thomas was still going in the 90s. Yeah. Or was she involved still? There were Whit Thomas shows that my mom wasn't involved in. So they produced other stuff She was only involved in stuff she wrote And then she retired before they did So there was I think what Thomas continued Oh got it got it And what was it like So what were you were you …”
“Then she started creating her own shows with Paul Witt and Tony Thomas. So it was with Thomas Harris and they created Soap and Benson and a few other shows. And Whit Thomas was still going in the 90s. Yeah. Or was she involved still? There were Whit Thomas shows that my mom wasn't involved in. So they produced other stuff She was only involved in stuff she wrote And then she retired before they did So there was I think what Thomas continued Oh got it got it And what was it like So what were you were you kind of was she working a lot Once that all started, how old were you? Again, I was like, you know, three or something when she really had to start to work. or even two and a half. But I was only, I mean, so I had lots of babysitters. I mean, that was like a, that was the thing. I mean, the story I love, which I don't remember, I just remember in the …”
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In this hilarious segment, Sam Harris shares a childhood story where his mother, a successful sitcom creator, posed a life-altering question: should she work harder for a pool, or spend more time with him? Sam's quick-witted response of 'Get the pool, Mom!' leads to a comedic reflection on their lifestyle changes and his adventurous upbringing, making it both relatable and funny.
“… and you guys supported it And the feedback I gotten on Code Red is amazing But also and he number 13 At number eight, War Room Books and Sky Horse, Tony Lyons and the War Room team. Number eight is Kill to Order by Jan Ukelec. Just amazing. And that goes with Jack Posobus. I think Jack Posobo's Unhumans were number 10. So we've had two outright top 10s, which is pretty amazing for an imprint that's only two years old. Both by people of Polish heritage, I might add. Dr. Bradley Thayer, I think you're a mick. I think you're a lot of things. You're probably a mutt, but you're like me. You've got a …”
“… crazy at CPAC, but we had two books on the top 15, Wynton Hall's Code Red which the woman posse bought I think two thirds of Wynton Hall fabulous book great man first time he really put a book out one of the best ghost writers that wrote his own book and you guys supported it And the feedback I gotten on Code Red is amazing But also and he number 13 At number eight, War Room Books and Sky Horse, Tony Lyons and the War Room team. Number eight is Kill to Order by Jan Ukelec. Just amazing. And that goes with Jack Posobus. I think Jack Posobo's Unhumans were number 10. So we've had two outright top 10s, which is pretty amazing for an imprint that's only two years old. Both by people of Polish heritage, I might add. Dr. Bradley Thayer, I think you're a mick. I think you're a lot of things. You're probably a mutt, but you're like me. You've got a lot of mick in you. We are announcing, and we're not going to give you the title, but we're making a commitment to the magnum opus that Dr. Thayer has been working on for a couple of years. An incredible book that everybody's going to want. We're going to get to it, probably publish it later in the summer after the 250th anniversary or maybe early …”
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Lindsey Graham was a key player in blocking President Trump's agenda during his first term, collaborating with senior Democrats to undermine efforts like building the wall. His casual remarks on military operations and defense agreements reveal a troubling disregard for American priorities, raising questions about his loyalty and effectiveness. This segment dives into why Graham's actions may have contributed to the stagnation of Trump's administration.
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