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This week on Pimp Daddy, Brad Rickert and Sheri Ciprane are back with a wild solo episode covering everything from celebrity chaos to road comedy horror stories. We get into Tiger Woods’ latest drama, Kanye’s return concert at SoFi, our Mount Rushmore of SNL women cast members, and the controversy around Jaden Ivey.

We also break down a brutal Connecticut road gig where Sheri got heckled by a violent drunk dude, plus Sheri’s high school special ed classes, the red pill community, lying vs telling the truth on stage, and childhood spanking stories that somehow became comedy material. Messy, funny, and completely unfiltered.

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This week on Pimp Daddy, Brad Rickert and Sheri Ciprane sit down with NYC comic and Roast Battle NYC producer Dan Wickes for a comedy-heavy episode that goes deep on stand-up, roasting, and the chaos around the scene.

Dan talks about dating with Tourette’s, what it takes to run Roast Battle NYC, and which cities have the best roast battle comics in the world. The conversation also dives into starting stand-up in New York City, writing material in Bushwick, subscribing to OnlyFans, and gambling your show money away in Atlantic City. They also get into the news around the OnlyFans founder, comedy hustle culture, and how comics actually survive while building material.

Edgy, funny, and brutally honest — this one’s for stand-ups, roast comics, and anyone obsessed with the NYC comedy scene.

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Comedian Seth Payne pulls up and it goes everywhere.

We get into the Bad Bunny halftime hype, why the “rich vs poor” divide feels more real than ever, and what dating outside your culture actually looks like—especially when Latinas are involved. From there it spirals into Buffalo road gigs, questionable party scenes, and the kind of people you meet when you stay out too late.

We also get into the stuff comics actually care about: how we write, how bits come together, and what it takes to stay real on a podcast without forcing it. Seth talks about putting out a YouTube special on his own and what he learned doing it without a machine behind him.

It’s part comedy talk, part life talk, part “how did we get here.”

hosted by NYC comics Brad Rickert & Sheri Ciprane​