We have a great show for you, folks! Brandon Ruiter, actor/illustrator/artist, is here on an SNL off day to goof off with Paul. Since there is no episode this week Brandon brought his Midwest nice attitude to talk about Chris Farley. (Watch the videos with us with the links in the show notes.) This podcast episode has everything: HammerTok, Phil Hartman, scheduling your day around Jeopardy!, post-industrial worlds, creating art with ADHD, the introduction of “man-spiraling”, Atomic Habits, systems, being neuro-spicy, how to live with yourself, Frankenstein’s Monster’s Soul, Allen Iverson, feeling like you’re in on the joke, Enneagram numbers, and much, much more. Find Brandon’s website at www.brandonruiter.com and find him and his art @brandonruiter on social media. Please subscribe, rate, review and share with comedy nerds or friends from your “sketchy” past. Follow the podcast on social media @sundaymorningprerecorded on IG/threads and @paulsalazarjr on all social platforms.

Musician and composer Karolina Kalo stops by the podcast to talk about creativity (and SNL) with ya baby boy. This episode has everything: the terror of writing your own bio, coy boy Colin Jost, being credited in small font, perfectionism, discovering what you are not, Bugs Bunny, the return of the Domingo-verse, being authentic, artistic gatekeepers, performing our own music, shadow work, not cursing Kenan, we all make our own pies, more tough questions, and have you ever been to a sit down Dominos? All that and musical guest Cor Karoli stops by to perform their song: In the right side of her chest, a quiet prism. Please enjoy this wonderful conversation about art, music, comedy, and the Saturday Night Live episode hosted by Charli XCX with Karolina Kalo and host Paul Salazar Jr.

Take some time to laugh with us here this week on the podcast with our guest: Jordan Frechtman! Jordan is an actor and screenwriter who has been a pal of mine since we met in LA. This episode has everything: television recommendations, appreciating cinema, Nolan references, the Joker, Lorne Michaels, political talk (but not so much it’s obnoxious, like the perfect amount of it so we can talk about the show…I swear…), dad emotions, Chekov’s donuts, censorship, Willie, peanut butter related jokes, borders vs Barnes & Noble, Franklin & Bash, fairlife and milk, the return of TOUGH QUESTIONS!, and much much more! Please subscribe, rate and review. And share this podcast with another comedy nerd or sketchy friend. Remember to be the best that you can be. Keep your head up, kid. Besos!

We have a great show for you today folks! Brian Nichols is here to get sketchy and talk all about comedy. Brian has written and performed sketch comedy everywhere: The Second City, UCB, ComedySportz and many many more. Paul and Brian are old comedy buds who get into their sketchy past and talk all about the latest episode of SNL hosted by John Mulaney with Chappell Roan. This episode has everything: imposter syndrome, polite guys with bleak world views and punk rock in their hearts, freaks and geeks, new segment: TOUGH QUESTIONS!, Conan O’Brien, smoking ribs, the Great Gatsby, seeing things as magical as a young person, being a little jaded as we’re older, art vs pop, maturity vs immaturity, maybe how everything isn’t a binary…, Paul finally admits he was the Scat Man in the late 90s, SNL background actors, Oops No Cast Members!, Beppo, making fun of liberalism, the state of the union: comedy edition, and a manic Mulaney musical sketch, and plenty of Carla. All that and more on this episode of Sunday Morning Pre-Recorded!

Happy Halloween, monsters! There is no SNL this week so for this spooky holiday episode Sara Loy returns to be the treat in this episode. Paul and Sara try out a couple of new segments like Cut-For-Time/Slashed-For-Time and try to help you out by making Halloween sound effects noises sporadically during the episode so you can play this at your holiday parties. Sara and Paul discuss decorating, obscure costumes you have to explain, more MarioKart, creepy ass David S Pumpkins, fart jokes, a Kate McKinnon tour de force, juvenile, Grown Up Story Time, the extended Domingo-Verse, blah-ing by myself, with a capital T, knowing pop culture references through the Simpsons, psycho to beat boxing: the natural progression, and body horror comedy with Sarah Squirm. Also, the Phantom of the Pod-pera stops by for a haunt, put some respect on his name! Now we know how it feels.

Actor and improviser Matt Tramel ( @theramblemammal ) stops by the podcast to talk with Paul about Multiplicity, pop culture blind spots, being nerds, ghouls moaning, justification, auditioning, smh on the Update desk, Chattahoochee, being dawgs at heart, this time Snoopy NOT Droopy, a pitch for David S. Pumpkins, dream roles and of course Michael Keaton and Billie Eilish. Also, a Michael Keaton character stops by as a special treat as a Halloween celebrity drop in! Spooky Seasoning and more on this episode of the paulcast. The bug is back, baby!

On this episode of the podcast, Paul’s mom stops by to talk about comedy. We talk about laughter and joy, cheap therapy, tough times, creepy Gaffigan cameos, how my mom recently learned the term G.O.A.T., mijito Marcelo Hernandez, playing pranks, over competitive board game nights, how our life is like a sitcom and we go into a nostalgia tv deep dive! We also talk about the SNL episode hosted by Ariana Grande with musical guest Stevie Nicks. Beard Sal Paulkovic drops a couple of parody singles. Phone connection issues. Carla being a very good doggy with her grandma on the phone and much, much more! It’s wild to have your mom on your podcast, so come check it out!

Greg Hundemer, playwright, producer, jack-of-all-trades comes by the podcast to give us his hot takes on Coldplay. And we are so excited to introduce our first musical guest: Grundemer! And they play their songs: ltsfckGO and Unremarkable White Guy for us. Greg joins host, Paul Salazar Jr, to discuss the second episode of SNL’s 50th season hosted by Nate Bergatze with his guest Coldplay, facebook pictures, insensitive spiders, The Tragedy of Proto-Hobo: The Greatest Musical Ever Written, bagel bites, liner notes, the creative process, fringe fests, bathtubs full of gravy having so many ideas you fear you’ll never make them all and much much more. Greg mentioned I’d put a link to a sketch in the notes, but I don’t think that sketch exists on the internet anymore. Once again proving our point to just take your shot! Paul does a Jimminy Glick impression. Remember to we’re talking about Droopy and NOT Snoopy. And please go check out Greg’s twitter even if he doesn’t post on it. Subscribe , like, rate and share! Stay tuned for Carson Daly.