#1841 - Brian Redban

Jamie (0:04)

The Joe Rogan Experience.

Joe Rogan (0:12)

Kill Tony is the best fucking show in comedy.

Brian Redban (0:14)

It's great.

Joe Rogan (0:14)

It is, you guys have the best show in comedy.

Brian Redban (0:17)

We broke a...

Joe Rogan (0:18)

Are we up?

Brian Redban (0:19)

Never mind. Hold on a second. We're running?

Joe Rogan (0:21)

Yeah, we're running, yeah. No, you have the best show in comedy. Kill Tony is the best live stand-up show that's ever existed.

Brian Redban (0:28)

It's the best. It's fun.

Joe Rogan (0:29)

It's the best.

Brian Redban (0:30)

Yeah. And it has such a great, like we learn about new comics in it, and that's great for all of us, knowing who's good, who's bad.

Joe Rogan (0:39)

Think about all the people that came from it. Hans, William, all these fucking people from the past.

Preacher Lawson.

Brian Redban (0:46)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (0:47)

You know, I mean, how many guys came from Kill Tony?

Brian Redban (0:50)

Tons.

Joe Rogan (0:50)

Right?

It's fucking, it's such a great show, dude. You guys, it's awesome. It's so, and you guys have it so down now. You know, like with the band behind you, and like everyone's in sync, and it's so good. Tony is so fucking good at hosting, too.

Brian Redban (1:08)

Yeah.

It's insane. And he's gotten so much better, you know? Like just in the last couple years, you could just, he's like so professional now, like how he does it. Cause it used to be where I'd be like, okay, now we have to do ads, you know? And stuff like that, I had to kind of like help him. Now he just, he has it.

Joe Rogan (1:23)

No, he's got it down. But like off the cuff, that kid is fucking insane.

It's so good. It's such a great thing to have for comedy too, to have like this opportunity for young up and coming people or even old up and coming people to be old. You've had a few old people. Who's the oldest one you've ever had on your show?

Brian Redban (1:40)

Like a guest or are you? Yeah.

Joe Rogan (1:44)

No, not a guest.

Brian Redban (1:45)

No, I mean someone we found.

Joe Rogan (1:46)

Yeah, someone doing one.

Brian Redban (1:47)

We've had old, old, old people. Like when we, like on the road, we'll find these guys that, you know, did comedy in the 80s and they still do it in like Jersey somewhere and they would, you know, and.

Yeah, we've had some old people. I can't think of anyone off like their names or anything off them.

We've been doing almost 10 years. It's insane how long we've been doing that. Every single Monday. Sometimes we're doing Monday and then Friday two shows, Saturday two shows. When we're on the road, it's just insane how many we've been doing. And the show runs itself now. Me and Tony could literally just me and him and an iPad go anywhere and have a show. It's pretty ridiculous how it works.

Joe Rogan (2:27)

And does the iPad hook up to the sound system in the club?

Brian Redban (2:29)

Yeah.

Joe Rogan (2:30)

How do they do that for you?

Brian Redban (2:32)

So I have a studio on the go type thing where I plug everything plugged into my shit.

And so it records each mic on a different sound file. And then I have a splitter that runs to their house sound. So they can turn up and turn down their own house sound. And for me, it just stays the same.

Joe Rogan (2:52)

Oh. So it's pretty plug and play.

Brian Redban (2:54)

It's very plug and play. And it's cool because when we're on the road, like a place like, hey ma'am, this is just a hotel banquet room. I don't know how you're gonna do this. I'm like, I just need one XLR cable. Cause that's all I need. I could just plug in using an XLR cable and controlled like nine different mics.

So it's yeah, it's pretty fun.

Joe Rogan (3:12)

Fucking technology son.

Brian Redban (3:14)

So much easier nowadays.

Joe Rogan (3:15)

It's so crazy. Well also, do people make a podcast kits?

Does anybody make a kit?

Brian Redban (3:22)

They do. And I've seen them before.

You know, like you go to a website and they'll sell you a podcast kit and it's just mediocre equipment and stuff like that. But people ask me all the time, you know, what you recommend. And Zoom, I think you've heard of Zoom before. They make all the good shit. They have like, they have these things where you just plug them right in and records different tracks. It even like records so well. Like if you could scream in it, it won't distort. It's called like a float recording.