Comedian, playwright, actor, and theatre producer Kadijah Wingo joins Marcus, Stephanie and TJ this week. Over a tall glass of forever chemicals, they discuss testicular cancer and TJ seemingly disappearing balls and the existential dread of being a 20-something with an undeveloped frontal lobe. They roast, they laugh, they therapize; from the attack on the public school system to Bob Marley's extramarital activities, there isn’t a topic they don’t touch. ¡Disfruta!

In this episode, our hosts take some time to get to know each other better. Marcus probes Stephanie (pause) with questions about her background and introduction to writing. Through the usual mentions of Jay-Z and the ongoing search for sponsors, TJ, Marcus, and Stephanie give us some more insight on who they are as artists and people. Sit back and enjoy!

One Love is in the air, and apparently not checking their emails! Stephanie, TJ, and Marcus spend this Valentine’s Day with comedian and Con Tú Variety Show alumni Dezhawn France and things get spicy! Well, not spicy, just candid. They talk about losing jobs, their love for comedy, and how to properly spell Dezhawn’s name. Put this one on while you make love, One Love, with you S/O tonight <3

It seems like Stephanie and TJ liked having Marcus Scott Williams on the show so much that they decided to make him a co-host of the show… and on the 10th episode! Feels like a milestone. This week the gang chop it up with Will Cherry, recording artist, producer, filmmaker, and Con Tú Variety Show alumni. In the wake of releasing his new EP and short film Cherry talks about his creative mindset and process, his evolution, and the difference between having influences and being derivative. The hunt for sponsorships is still very on. They laugh, diss each other, and are here to entertain you. Enjoy!

This week on the Con Toes, I mean, Con Tú Podcast, Stephanie and TJ are joined by writer, educator, community organizer, and Con Tú Variety Show alumni, Eric Odum. Come kick it while discussing Münchausen syndrome, Gypsy Rose Blanchard, and language policing. Stephanie reveals she will take beef to the Library Of Congress, so keep it hip-hop. From erotic poets to opium dens, there isn’t a topic they don’t spew their ill-informed opinions about, so sync with your car, pair your earbuds, or turn up your phone speakers in a public place and enjoy this episode.

Stephanie and TJ sit down with Con Tú Variety Show alum, Marcus Scott Williams. He talks about his upcoming works, his re-introduction to music making, and, per his love for Hip-Hop, his desire for literary beef. Then they talk about how important it is to them that artists have an authentic point of view when they make stuff.

Join our hosts as they enter the new year. Stephanie discusses her adolescent delinquency and her aversion to water-bound travel. TJ discusses New Year anxiety and somehow they both meet at the intersection of no butt-licking and no outer space. How many male baddies does it take to screw in a lightbulb, you ask? Well, subscribe for the feet pics and maybe you’ll find out. Also, TJ still needs those sponsorships. Wait, seriously, if you know how to get sponsors, email us here at the show.

Welcome back to the show! After doing their first Stand-up appearances of the year at Hilarities in Cleveland, our hosts reflect on the night and the state of the local Cleveland comedy world. TJ reflects on the first time he bombed to a sold out room and his struggles with imposter’s syndrome. Stephanie’s tired of people pronouncing her last name wrong which takes them down a path of name discrimination. They talk about self-censorship, self-preservation, and political correctness. They also let us know when and where you can catch the Con Tú Variety Show. Tuck in, turn it up, and hang with the gang.

This week, TJ & Stephanie are joined by animator, director, & good friend of the show, Jeron Braxton. Join them as they open the flower of life. Some may even say that they did so properly. A conversation about Jeron’s forthcoming feature film directorial debut called Slime, starring Scott ‘Kid Cudi’ Mescudi, serves as a conduit for topics like; Jeron’s creative process, new western animation, the super-hero-movie craze, Terrance Howard’s unlikely influence, and more to flow. Also, yes, TJ, ever vigilant, was still on the hunt for them sponsorship bags.

Through sickness and in health, Stephanie and TJ bring us another episode. Have you ever seen a male baddie, or Jay-Z’s legs, or shirtless Cuba Gooding Jr.? If not, join our hosts as they guide you through these firsts. They also discuss why they think we never hear about famous women cheating and the fact that there aren’t many celebrated multi-faceted women in comedy. Tune in and enjoy!