Psst! Did You Hear That!?

About Psst! Did You Hear That!?

Psst! Did You Hear That!? A comedy gossip podcast.

Publisher

Psst! Did You Hear That!?

Category

comedy

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Sept 2023

Latest episode

4 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

35 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Sept 2026

   Episode 35 - The Kill Tony Experience in Austin with BRYCE

   Episode 35 - The Kill Tony Experience in Austin with BRYCE [EXPLICIT]🤠 The Kill Tony MachineBryce spilled the actual tea on what it takes to navigate the Austin comedy behemoth, and it sounds like a beautiful nightmare.The Alleyway Draft: Getting onto the stage is less about glamour and more about surviving a chaotic 300-person lottery line, only to be rushed through a back alley like a lamb to the slaughter.Brain Rot vs. Reality: Despite the massive hype surrounding the mothership, Bryce argued that sitting through the live production is a grueling grind, boldly claiming that Funny AF is actually a way better viewing experience.The crew got brutally honest about the art of comedy branding and the terrible usernames we all start with.Flo's Justification: Flo masterfully defended dodging her real last name in favor of "Flo Funny" so crowds don't have a stroke trying to look her up on Facebook.The Roast of Imre: He caught some well-deserved heat for having a completely unpronounceable, alphabet-soup Instagram handle (imehesz).Bryce's Evolution: Bryce admitted his old handles were "small d*ck big ego" and "narcissist drip," proving that finding your comedic identity is a dark, embarrassing journey.The conversation highlighted the harsh realities of earning stage time and paying your dues.The Jacksonville Bubble: You all took a moment to realize how spoiled the Jacksonville scene is, bragging about the luxury of having local mics with audience available every single week instead of fighting for two minutes of stage time.Road Warrior Prep: Hearing Bryce's tales of those grueling out-of-state trenches and 20-hour drives is the perfect mental prep for any road warrior.📛 The Stage Name Struggle🛣️ The Open Mic TrenchesTHANKS FOR LISTENING!Socialshttps://www.instagram.com/brycecomedyy/https://www.instagram.com/flo.funny/https://IMstandup.comhttps://psst-pod.com

2. 

   27 Feb 2026

   Episode 34 - Say Yes To Unhinged Improv Wrestling with MADELAINE & ALEX FIRST COAST COMEDY

   Episode 34 - Say Yes To Unhinged Improv Wrestling with MADELAINE & ALEX FIRST COAST COMEDY🎤🤼♂️Get ready to tap in! In this episode of Psst! Did You Hear That?, hosts Flo Funny and Imre Mehesz (Emory) sit down with the power couple behind First Coast Comedy, Madelaine and Alex Grindeland. From professional wrestling rings to the improv stage, this conversation is as unhinged and hilarious as you’d expect from Jacksonville's premier improvisers.From AEW Dark to the Comedy Stage 💥Before they were running a comedy empire, Madelaine was making waves in the pro wrestling world. She even wrestled Julia Hart for AEW Dark. She shared a brutal (and visually painful) story about being thrown into metal stairs—and how the adrenaline of the crowd makes you forget the pain until the next morning.Alex had his own "hard knocks" lesson in wrestling, specifically regarding the importance of exhaling during a double powerbomb. He quickly realized that while wrestling is fun, comedy is a lot less dangerous for the ribcage.The Big Win: Madelaine won her first championship in Orlando just a week before finding out she was pregnant with her daughter.The Meeting: Appropriately, the two met at an audition for a wrestling-themed improv show called Glimmer.The Road to First Coast Comedy 🎭The paths that led Madelaine and Alex to comedy are anything but ordinary:Alex’s Origin Story: Alex’s journey started in kindergarten when a learning disability (dyslexia) led him to a specialized fine arts school. Instead of gym class, he had dance class, and by high school, he was competing in improv leagues like a varsity sport.Madelaine’s Life on the Road: Madelaine spent her childhood touring the US in a van with her musician mother, growing up on stages and in coffee shops. She finally turned to improv in 2018 to bring more laughter into her life after a rough breakup.Making the Audience Feel Smart: Full Disclosure 🧠✨One of the highlights of the episode is the discussion of their favorite show format: Full Disclosure.In this show, a comedian tells real-life stories, and the improvisers pull "premises" to bring those stories to life in unexpected ways. Alex explains that the goal isn't just to mimic the story, but to find a hilarious connection—like turning a family dynamic into a scene about gorillas at a zoo—that makes the audience feel smart for catching the link.Socialshttps://firstcoastcomedy.com/https://www.instagram.com/flo.funny/https://IMstandup.com

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   6 Feb 2026

   Episode 33 - Pros and Cons of Crowd Work and Non Whities with SEAN STEELE [EXPLICIT]

   Episode 33 - Pros and Cons of Crowd Work and Non Whities with SEAN STEELE [EXPLICIT] This episode Flo Funny and Imre sat down with Jacksonville comedian and producer Sean Steel to discuss the "bombs" and "bonds" of the comedy world. 🎤 The Comedy Journey Sean Steel, who describes himself as the "class comedian" rather than the class clown, started his stand-up journey at an older age after quitting drinking.- The Bucket List: He originally went up just to say he did it but quickly got hooked on the adrenaline.- The Big Bomb: Sean and the hosts agree that "bombing" (failing on stage) is a necessary rite of passage. - Producing Power: Sean is recognized as one of the most prolific producers in Jacksonville, running multiple rooms with a collaborative team including Bill Hubner and Scotty Chi. 🗣️ The Crowd Work Debate The group dives into the controversial "rule" that openers shouldn't do crowd work to save it for the headliner.- Different Philosophies: Flo (voted the best crowd worker in Jax) and Sean agree that if it gets laughs, it’s comedy—regardless of the "OG" rules. 🎭- Reading the Room: They discuss the dangers of "burning the room" with offensive or repetitive questions, noting that headliners often look foolish when they ask a guest the same question an opener already did.T-he Vegas Example: Flo mentions a veteran comic in Vegas, Vinnie Favorito, who does an entire residency based on ruthless, "politically incorrect" crowd work that targets every demographic. ⚖️ Race, Generations, and "Non-Whities" The conversation takes an interesting turn regarding how different demographics receive certain jokes. Listen to the episode to find out more :)Pop Culture Expiration: Sean laments that younger audiences often don't recognize 80s icons like Michael J. Fox or Glenn Close, making certain bits feel like "time travel" humor. 🕰️💰 The Business of FunnyPaying Comics: Sean and Flo discuss the ethics of pay. While Sean used to give 80% of the door to comics, he’s become tighter to ensure he can cover marketing and break even.Scene Comparison: They highlight that while Orlando is "mean" and often pays zero, the Jacksonville scene is becoming more supportive and generally ensures comics at least get gas money. 📈 Socials: https://www.instagram.com/seansteele99/ https://www.instagram.com/flo.funny/ https://IMstandup.com https://psst-pod.com

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YouTube views

1,143

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 57 / 100

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Quality

64

Social presence

0

YouTube

68

Engagement

60

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