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A Florida snorkeling trip, a cloudy reef, and a single, unlikely splash of color collide in a story about chance, marriage, and very nearly walking home to New York.
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Explore the rise of Dad’s Garage, Atlanta’s wildest improv theatre blending Southern humor, scripted chaos, and a new generation of comedic talent.
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The Vapid Revolution
A weary barfly laments America's lost holidays, cancel culture, and cultural absurdity in this satirical Southern humor piece from The Leghorn.
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How to Break a Racist
The late, great Vic Henley. With thanks to DC Benny and the Comedy Kitchen.
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The Vapid Revolution
A weary barfly laments America's lost holidays, cancel culture, and cultural absurdity in this satirical Southern humor piece from The Leghorn.
A Splash of Color Saves My Life
A Florida snorkeling trip, a cloudy reef, and a single, unlikely splash of color collide in a story about chance, marriage, and very nearly walking home to New York.
I Wish I Wasn’t Dead
No clouds, no angels, just darkness and regrets. If you think afterlife is beautiful, I’ve got stories from below.
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Hey
A funny essay about the Southern obligation to greet everyone you encounter, even when it turns awkward, exhausting, or completely absurd.
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Comedy Is Not Petty
A sharp essay on how comedians lost their political edge and why satire remains one of the most powerful tools for confronting authority and cultural absurdity.
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How to Break a Racist
The late, great Vic Henley. With thanks to DC Benny and the Comedy Kitchen.
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