On the first ever episode of Hi Haters, Chaps and Kayce share with the haters their defining childhood moments. Turns out Kayce was bullied, and Chaps did the bullying. After the smoothest transition in podcast history, we dive into the NFL Draft, mock drafts, and the NFL as a whole. Chaps and Kayce also give relationship advice which makes Kayce sound like she's made a huge mistake in a content partner while Chaps giggles his heart out.

Kayce is back from Boston to recap her trip that included a Red Sox game, a Celtics game, and some clubbing Dave Portnoy style. McCartney has something in her pocket that she definitely shouldn't. Chaps and Kayce also choose what players they would like to see take steroids. 

On today's show Liz Miele tells us about how her cat dumped her for her mom, public freakouts, and asking friends to help you move. Speaking of moving, Kate gives an update on her move from Philly to NYC.

Although most people know him as a Heartland transfer, Jeff Vibbert was actually quite successful as a stand-up comic on his own in Indianapolis. He talked to us about how he started, his biggest bomb, and doing stand-up with the other Heartland guys. He sticks around as Kate tells the story of her day with Gritty.

Our good friend Danny LoPriore dropped by the radio show last Wednesday and blessed us with some hot fire flames melodies. First we talked about his come up through Vine and his pivot to Instagram/Twitter. Then we sang songs about dental dams, high school dances and 'Suck Them Titties Part 3. Tune in not just because Danny's on the show, but because Kate reveals her talent for freestyling as well. 

Memorial Day Weekedn signals the official start of summer. Chaps and Kayce choose their favorite throwback summer songs. Kayce sits down with Khris Middleton of the Milwaukee Bucks about playoff basketball and all the haters in the NBA.

El Pres is taking on Shinnecock Hills with unlimited mulligans, so that inspires Chaps and Kayce to discuss what sports they just couldn't do no matter how easy it was made for them. Mark Zuckerberg is being weird about his meat. We pull another letter from Dear Abbey about shooting rats at the dump. 

The haters said we wouldn't make it to a second episode. Chaps and Kayce are still getting to know each other, and Kayce lets a tidbit loose that makes Chaps quite confused. We help out a fella who got embarassed by his girlfriend, and another who just can't stop, won't stop jerking off. 

Dan Soder is a New York City based comedian who's best known as ‘Mafee' on the hit Showtime Billions series. He has a new Half Hour Special on Netflix, and his first hour-long stand-up special, 'Not Special' premiered last year on Comedy Central.

He joined Chaps and Kate in studio and the conversation flowed everywhere from 'earning a jerk' to smoking weed in his garage as a teenager to the national comedy scene. 

On this week's episode of the Best Of Hi Haters, Kate recaps her weekend in Indy at her cousin's wedding, and Vibbs joins the show to recap the work he did preppign for Rough N Rowdy. Paul joins Chaps and Kate live in studio to talk about his comedy career, working with Bill Burr, and tells an insane story about an Uber driver and a baby. Chaps and Kate also rank all the best Halloween candies. 

The first edition of a new format features Robot Chicken creator Breckin Meyer, and comedian Graham Kay. Breckin tells us all about the new season of his show SuperMansion, and the one scene from his acting career he doesn't want his kids to see. We ask Graham about what being a Canadian comic is like, and he tells a story about a very short stand-up set in Harlem. We also talk about Chaps not knowing how to say Control-Alt-Delete, and we pull one of our funniest segments from radio this week. A brand new format, jam-packed with goofin. 

Chaps and Kate reflect on what they consider their first memory. Did it play exactly how they remember it in their mind? Things take a dark turn when Chaps relives his first memory and the role that Mitch played in it. 

Kate & Bren finally made it back to NY, so the ZBT Starbuck trip is finally over. The squad reflects on all the cities they went to, and hanging out at Chaps' house with the famsquad. Meghan Markle made the news after closing her own car door, so Chaps and Kate go through royal protocol to see if they would be good royals or not.

On today's episode Chaps and Kayce cover some very important topics like sexy movie scenes, Sundress Szn, and their favorite sports memories as a kid. It's Chaps' turn to tell everybody about his winding path to Barstool that includes the church, the Marines, and a shoebox in a closet. 

Chaps and Kate split an episode between a hotel room in Dallas and the Dallas Forth-Worth airport (which STINKS). Chaps starts the episode off by telling a story of an awkward encounter he had on our flight from San Diego to Dallas. Afterwards we talk about how men should admit when they have small dicks, like Chaps admits how he has small legs. 

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but we are getting ahead of the game. We brought in internet sensation Danny LoPriore (famous for singin about titties) to help us create a PSA reminding you to get a mammogram. Early detection is the best defense. We also talk to him about blowing up on Vine, expanding his content outside of just singing about titties, and much more.

Mark has done a One-Hour Comedy Central special “Don't Be Yourself” produced by Amy Schumer, a Comedy Central haaf hourspecial, has appeared on TBS's CONAN 6 times,  Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

He joined Chaps and Kate in-studio (6:23) to talk about his worst bomb ever (shoutout Kalamazoo), how comedians earn specials, Mitch Hedberg, and more.

Before Mark's interview, the gang gives an update from the first leg of their Zero Blog Thirty trip in Seattle.

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Comedian Charles McBee stopped by the radio show and had a great time. He told us all about his start in comedy, doing the stand-up on a party bus, and watching other comics bomb their faces off. Chaps and Kate also talk about hurricanes, magic cups, barefoot runners and more. Chaps also tells a story about the day he got his re-enlistment bonus.

Sam Morril is one of the fastest-rising stand-up comics in NYC.  His special “Amy Schumer Presents: Sam Morril: Positive Influence,” is premiered on Comedy Central on Friday, September 14th and is now available on Amazon and on CC.com for free. He sat down with Chaps and Kate in studio to talk about drinking at comedy clubs, getting threatened on stage, going back to using condoms, and much more.