Set To Destroy

On Set to Destroy, comedians Stephen Taylor and Ryan Trickey invite guests to share their old stand-up comedy sets. These sets are then promptly trashed, torn apart, and completely and utterly destroyed.To support Set to Destroy, follow the show wherever you're listening and follow it on all your social platforms: @settodestroypodcastWant your set destroyed? https://settodestroypodcast.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5776977/advertisement

On Set to Destroy, comedians Stephen Taylor and Ryan Trickey invite guests to share their old stand-up comedy sets. These sets are then promptly trashed, torn apart, and completely and utterly destroyed.To support Set to Destroy, follow the show wherever you're listening and follow it on all your social platforms: @settodestroypodcastWant your set destroyed? https://settodestroypodcast.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5776977/advertisement

Jake Repath is a stand up comedian from Kansas City. Jake’s comedy deals with the personal and the political, spinning the absurdities of life into fun excuses to do redneck accents and sex noises (not both at once, calm down). Jake’s jovial charm is infectious and undeniable, and has earned him opportunities to work with incredible headliners like Demetri Martin, Brian Posehn, & Tom Segura. Jake is also a co-producer of the weekly show “Off the Rails”at Knuckleheads in KC, and produces his own weekly podcast, “Jakin’ Off”. Follow Jake on Instagram @jakeredpathburneracct to stay posted on upcoming shows.On Set to Destroy, comedians Stephen Taylor and Ryan Trickey invite guests to share their old stand-up comedy sets. These sets are then promptly trashed, torn apart, and completely and utterly destroyed.To support Set to Destroy, follow the show wherever you're listening and follow it on all your social platforms: @settodestroypodcastWant your set destroyed? https://settodestroypodcast.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5776977/advertisement

Jake Repath is a stand up comedian from Kansas City. Jake’s comedy deals with the personal and the political, spinning the absurdities of life into fun excuses to do redneck accents and sex noises (not both at once, calm down). Jake’s jovial charm is infectious and undeniable, and has earned him opportunities to work with incredible headliners like Demetri Martin, Brian Posehn, & Tom Segura. Jake is also a co-producer of the weekly show “Off the Rails”at Knuckleheads in KC, and produces his own weekly podcast, “Jakin’ Off”. Follow Jake on Instagram @jakeredpathburneracct to stay posted on upcoming shows.On Set to Destroy, comedians Stephen Taylor and Ryan Trickey invite guests to share their old stand-up comedy sets. These sets are then promptly trashed, torn apart, and completely and utterly destroyed.To support Set to Destroy, follow the show wherever you're listening and follow it on all your social platforms: @settodestroypodcastWant your set destroyed? https://settodestroypodcast.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5776977/advertisement

Jake Silberman is a New York City comedian who’s been relentlessly touring the country over the last two years. He’s headlined numerous clubs, including Helium Comedy, Savage Henry and The Lincoln Lodge. Jake has opened for some of the biggest names in comedy, including Kyle Kinane, Nate Bargatze and the late Norm Macdonald. His special “The Crowd Work Album” is currently streaming on Tubi, with the album version put out by Helium Comedy Records. His recently released documentary “Back at It” chronicles the return of stand up comedy after the pandemic, following Jake as he tours the country while interviewing comics and fellow Americans along the way. Jake’s work has been featured on “Now This News” and his podcast “The Jake Silberman Show” can be heard every Friday. You can find him on social media on:Instagram: @thecomedianjakeTik Tok: @thecomedianjakeTwitter: @thecomedianjakeYouTube: @JakeSilbermanOn Set to Destroy, comedians Stephen Taylor and Ryan Trickey invite guests to share their old stand-up comedy sets. These sets are then promptly trashed, torn apart, and completely and utterly destroyed.To support Set to Destroy, follow the show wherever you're listening and follow it on all your social platforms: @settodestroypodcastWant your set destroyed? https://settodestroypodcast.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5776977/advertisement