How Do You Do?

On this very special episode of How Do You Do?, we had on our friend, mentor, local comedy legend, and One True King of Tulsa, Evan Hughes, to talk about what it means to be a comedy booker and promoter.

We talked about pissing off venues, working on our comedy, and how to be successful in the community.

If you're a comic, you're going to want to hear this.

Time to learn, y'all!

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Hey hey hey, we're releasing Part 2 today! It's the season 2 effin' finale of our badass learnin' show! We had Chaz Stephens back to talk about being a black man. We talked about culture, good and bad. We talked about Chicago, music, and our dreams. Come join us, and then come back for Season 3.

We'll miss you, but we'll be back soon. It's time to learn, y'all.

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We got another comic for ya, and this one's a Le$bean. Don't worry, that will make sense when you listen to it.

Jen Williams has been doing massage therapy for 14 years. In that time, she has also come out of the closet. Needless to say, hijinks abound. We asked her about "Happy Endings," singing bowls, and rubbing an alleged family of country stars. This one is hilarious, and we owe that all to Jen.

Come and listen, won't ya? We know you'll like it. It even has a drum solo.

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This one is just Bread's daughter. Harper Marie, you're the best.

Here's to 8, and another 100 more!

Dan sat down with us to talk about comedy. Not just doing comedy, but the inner workings of the comedy world.

We learned about rivalries, drug addiction, bullshit credits, and everything you need to know to get famous.

This Southern Mama agrees it's one hell of a show. Give it a chance! Sit down and figure out if it's really for you.

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I'm gonna level with ya, listeners. We got a tad nerdy with this one. We talked to an English teacher! We learned about what kids are learning, what kids are refusing to learn, and everything in between. We also got to peek behind the curtain and see that teachers do, in fact, have lives.

Maybe their lives are just a bit weirder than everyone else's.

Buckle up, spark a big ol' hog leg of a jeezy, and PREPARE TO LEARN.

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This one started as a challenge. When someone says "My job is boring," you should ask them "Why do YOU do it?" The answer may surprise you. For JD Davis, coding started as a labor of love. Now, he's successful. You know what? We figured out he only thinks it's boring because other people put that bad mojo on him.

We talked about computers, of course; but we also talked about race, the pandemic, being the only sane person in a world of wingnuts, and we had a damn good time doing it.

You learn something from every episode, and this will be no exception. Tune in, learn, and come out a little better in the end.

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Tonight, we were blessed to be in the heavenly presence of a literal angel. Laura Cook floated down to tell us about being a server at restaurants. Laura has been doing it for a long damned time, and she knows everything there is to know. There are clowns, poop, and a sneak peek into Laura's process for crafting a good, solid bit.

Come and listen. It's time to learn, y'all!

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This week Crystina Enriquez joins us to talk about the apartment life. She is a leasing agent for a company who has multiple sites. Come listen to her adventures as a floater on these properties. She deals with walk in's to complaints. We get a look behind the curtain of the apartment leasing offices. 

Strap in, get your deposit ready, and get ready to sign your lease.

It's time to learn y'all! <3

Tonight, we interviewed a hilarious comic, and Exceptional Student Professional -- Jeff Thomas. Jeff teaches children with mild to moderate disabilities, ranging from Kindergarten to Fourth Grade. We learned a lot from Jeff, and we're awfully glad he's in this line of work. Jeff is incredibly funny, as well as honest, in his description of life in this occupation.

We're confident you'll learn plenty from Jeff, too. So sit down and spark a bowl, because you're in for a treat.

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Tonight we sat down with Jonny Brocko to talk about being a car salesman. We talked about how creating  a welcoming environment is of the utmost important to keeping a happy staff. He is unlike any salesperson we have met so definitely take the time to listen! 

It's time to learn y'alll!

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Tonight we sat down with Etsy business owner, K-Pop enthusiast, and cancer survivor Lizz Lucie and talked all about her shop -- Kwonsy.

Kwonsy specializes in adorable stationary bags for all tastes, but unmistakably Lizz. They're weird, they're cute, and you can use them to store pictures of your favorite K-Pop idol.

We also discussed running a business while in cancer treatment, and modern pen pals. It was truly fascinating and educational.

Come on and give it a shot. You're gonna love it.

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Episode dos is here! This one is good from the get go! We sit down with Terrell Norton to talk what it's like working as a chef, bartender, and local comedian. From drunken munchies to drunken hecklers, this episode has it all! This is a bitter love letter to Tulsa, a city which has given us the freedom to thrive creatively. Happy 918 Day! <3

This is the Season 2 premiere!

We interviewed Breezy Duncan about... whatever she does.

Just kidding! Breezy creates Point Cloud models of buildings, for the purposes of architectural planning! This one was VERY educational, so be sure to tune in.

It's time to learn, y'all!

This is a real ad for a real organization, that is very close to my heart.

If you need supplies, give 'em a call. 

918 973 2671. They'll help you, with no judgements.

It's an ad... For a fake product.

Hoooly cats, y'all. This one's a doozie. We just got done talking to Samantha Monroe.

Samantha has been stripping for nine years. She told us about runnin' scams, seducin' dads, and all sorts of shit in between. She told us her fake backstory, as well as the secrets to taking a stripper home (hint: it's gonna cost ya).

Listen in and take notes! Maybe you'll leave the club with a few bills and a supermodel. Probably not. Definitely not.

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Hi-diddly-ho, listerinos! We have a super cute episode for you!

Lena Hutton is here, telling us all about being a teacher and a nanny. We covered injuries by toddler, Asian boyfriends singin' Shania, and bad teachers. We think this one is real sweet, and we think you'll agree.

Sit a spell and let us teach you some stuff.

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Darlin' don't you go and cut your hair...

Okay, that's already enough Pavement.

Do you want to know about a trade? Do you want to know about a job that will outlast civilization? Hey, it predates civilization, so use your imagination. We interviewed Brittany Jenkins about being a hairstylist. Brittany has been doing it for 13 years, and she has a lot of insight. We talked about hair splinters, pants shitters, and incognito masturbators. This episode is wild as hell, y'all!

Come and listen.

PS - Quinn is mommy's baby! Mommy loves you, Quinnie!

On tonight's episode, we dive into the world of private security. Specifically, cannabis security. You know the guy -- The cop who's hanging out at the front of your weed store.

Does he make you nervous? Does he know you're high? Well, pay that no mind, because he's there to protect you from parking lot urinators or worse!

Adam takes us through everything, from getting CLEET certified, to starting a business at 25. We had a lot of fun talking to him, and you're gonna love listening to him.

It's time to learn, y'all!

Turn your headphones up, you're gonna want to hear this one. Tonight, we had Brent Deo on the show. Brent is a Yuchi Tradition Preserver. He teaches the Native language and customs for youth and adults through the Tulsa Library System. 

We talked about weed. We talked about food. We talked about smoking cigarettes. We forgot to learn some new words. This is a fun one, and it's educational as hell.

It's time to learn, y'all!

We have one hell of an episode for you drug-takers out there. We interviewed a real life weed dealer. Okay, he's a budtender. He goes by the name of Michael Zampino, and he's a hoot 'n' a half.

We talked about dispensary etiquette, strains of bud, ways to consume it, legality, and a whole lot more. He's also a comic, so we spent some time on that too.

You're not going to want to miss this one. You're not going to want to miss any of them. This show's fucking great.

Anyway, I love you. <3

Tonight, Bread and Hannah sat down with Bread's "brother," Cale Turpen. Cale is a longtime tattoo artist and owner of Geek Ink Tattoo, based out of Broken Arrow, OK. Cale is the only LucasFilm licensed tattooist in Oklahoma, and also the reason the QuikTrip soda fountains are always out of Diet Dr.Pepper.

Cale helped to dispel some myths about tattoos (they hurt) and dropped some knowledge on the insides of the industry.

Come listen to us talk about permanently inking yourself with nonsense for an hour or so. You'll love it.

Anyway, you heard the lady -- It's time to learn, y'all.

Intro Music by: Kevin Macleod

Other Music by: The Hannah-Bread Titsplosion Experience

On this, the ninth episode of How Do You Do?, we interview Ryan Green.

Ryan is a nerd writer from Sapulpa, Oklahoma. We talked about video games. We talked about comedy. We talked about drugs, alcohol, and why they are consumed.

It's an hour and a half, and you have that to spare. Come have a laugh.

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Music by Kevin MacLeod, Incompetech.com

This one's a little longer, but it's worth it. We interviewed Jo Vice about what it's like to be the Taproom Manager at Cape Brewing Co. 

We talk all about how beer is great, peas are terrible, and why beards are absolutely necessary for being a brewmaster.

You may know Jo as the voiceover artist in the intro for every episode. This beautiful critter gave us an hour and a half. The least you can do is give her the same.

It's time to learn, y'all. <3

Excuse me, listeners, it's a little warm in here. We just got done interviewing Leviathan Foxx, a burlesque performer and producer here in Tulsa.

We talk about the ins and outs of doing burlesque, which is basically the sexiest art form known to man. She tells us all about dancing, pasties, and creepy dudes sniffing her clothes.

Come check it out. If you'll excuse me, I'm gonna take a cold shower.

This week's episode is so much fun! We interviewed Lucas DeWoody, pinball operator and professional ball juggler.

This one is almost as fun as a good game of pinball! We talk about video games, Chuck E Cheese shenanigans, and leaving one's seed in the coin return of Scared Stiff.

As a bonus, Bread serenades us all with the tones of his brand new instruments!

Come listen and learn, buds!

It's the beginning of two new segments, over here at HDYD. First, we have the Fact of the Week, then, SHOUTOUTS!

After that, we introduce you to our guest, Peggy Margarine, a Patient Care Assistant at a state run mental institution. Peggy tells us all about what it's like to work with people facing mental and behavioral crises. She tells us stories, some fun and some not so fun, and we learn all about how she's basically the best person to have ever lived. I'm not even playing when I say that Mother Theresa ain't got shit on Peg.

We've also got some fun commercials, a few xylophone solos, and Bread's stammering charm!

It's time to learn, y'all!

Peggy's name has been changed to protect her employment.

Psst... You know that store you pass on your way to work? Yeah that store.The one you used to giggle about as a kid. I bet you think the staff is a bunch of weirdo sex maniacs.

They're not. Turns out, sex shop employees are just normal people. They're just normal people who sell double-ended dildos.

In this episode, we interview Benjamin Nasty, a manager of a corporate sex shop. He told us the salacious secrets of the industry, like how they have to... fold lingerie.

It's pretty damned interesting, actually. So come listen. Chances are, you're one of his favorite customers (if you don't try to organize a surprise threesome). This is a great episode, but please keep your pants on.

We've done a couple of episodes where we've asked other people about their jobs, so now we're turning the questions on each other. We don't just talk about our jobs -- We talk about us! Come get to know your hosts, Bread Breakfast and Hannah Backwards, as they talk about jobs, nicknames, travel, Michael Sambello, and plenty of other things!

It's time to learn... About each other.

Do you miss the 80s? Do you still watch Cheers? Do you love hanging out at the ol' watering hole, throwing back brews with your friends and shaking off the drudgery of the day?

What if, and hear me out, what if you got paid to shoot the shit and pour drinks for your friends every night? Have you considered become a bartender? It's not all beer and Skittles, but it's certainly not all bad!

Tonight, we sat down with Majda Phillips to talk about what it's like to own a bar, and what it's like to run that bar. Pull up a barstool and let us pour a shot of learnin' straight into your ear holes.