Explore every episode of the podcast Addictive Tickle with Taylor Clark

Taylor talks about the Seattle International Comedy Competition, as well as a skateboarding competition he did long ago. 

Also in this episode, Taylor talks about how the podcast will be starting anew, on a different RSS feed, and with a brand new Patreon, and many other exciting things!

With a special guest: Taylor's dog Macie!

This episode we cover a lot of topics, with a lot of killer stories! 

But the primary factor that strings it all together is marijuana!  

Taylor and Quinn are both high in this episode, talking about their expeiriences with weed!  

This week Taylor talks about his recent trip to Tampa for the Tampa Pro skateboarding competition! 

In this episode, there are a lot of crazy stories from the weekend, including, (but not limited to) meeting professional skaters at Tampa Pro, a magician Taylor worked with, and a situation where Taylor's shirt was stolen!

Have you ever heard of Teflon?

Maybe you have maybe you haven’t, but nobody has heard the musical number that goes along with it, until today!

Taylor drops some hot melodies about DuPont!

Also on today’s episode Taylor talks about the oil spill in California, the Facebook/Instagram shutdown from earlier this week, and last but not least Eggnog.

This week we talk about the loud, sports-dad side of Taylor that is brought out by his kid's soccer game! 

Also talked about in today's episode in no particular order: Taylor's upcoming trip to Tampa, his ever-changing process and habits, the border crisis, and comedic legend Norm Macdonald

This week we talk about Comedians At Skateparks, which premiers tomorrow!  

We also talk about Taylor's ankle surgery and many of the details surrounding it.

This week we talk about Taylors leg break, and the many details of it, and why he shouldn't tell the doctor the entire truth about it. We also pick up with where we left off last week talking about the medium article and Quinn's new place. But more than that, we talk about the leg stuff.

In this episode we walk about Taylor's new project "Comedians in Skateparks.

Also in this episode, we talk about the book To Kill A Mockingbird (reading material for Taylor's kid)

In this episode continue where we left off regarding our music intro.

Taylor brainstorms a new intro in this episode!

Taylor and Quinn read through an article called  "16 COMPELLING YOUTUBE Video IDEAS That Will BLOW UP Your YouTube Channel"

https://medium.com/illumination/16-compelling-youtube-video-ideas-that-will-blow-up-your-youtube-channel-b11dd9f584e9 

Also, Quinn is foul-mouthed

0:00 Taylor records a little later, and a little higher than usual

10:50 Quinn doesn't know what's happening in Afghanistan 

19:00 Taylor makes some old movie references

23:51 Conspiracy theories & Alex Jones

34:00 Killing your ego

41:22 Addictive Tickle The Movie

50:40 Taylor wants superpowers

53:00 A new film Renaissance

We get to know Quinn, his parents, his ocd and Eddie Takeahatz makes an appearance. A song is sung in the honor of open micers, and New ideas to save the world…as a goof. Best episode yet.

We’re back! With a brand new co-host! Mike had his baby, so he’s out. Quinn is a baby, so he’s in! Quinn steps in and along with Taylor they discuss how highlights from Taylor’s recent west coast tour, and establish their new work relationship. It’s a silly relaunch of your favorite musical comedy podcast!  Give it a hot listen my little ticklers!!

In this episode Taylor talks about shaking off the rust in comedy,  what comedy is like post COVID, Doing DIY Venues and shows, as well as having kids and more!

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We kick this episode off with a hot riff on the ol 'black and whites. Some Taylor tales from New York launch this episode into strange territor right out of the gate. Fueled with THC and insomnia, this episode takes some crazy turns and has some unexpected twists but is still the same predictably ridiculous show we all know and love. Taylor invites back a pod favorite, Eddie Takeahatz, who brought a friend, Ergh Mcallister, and the three of them, should be locked up. Enjoy!

In this episode Taylor talks about surgery, having a handful of fans with an act, Mother's Day, reactions to his "Sponsor Me" video, and he also introduces his character Eddie Takeahatz.

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In this episode Taylor talks about his new injury,  long term plans, and he gives everyone a look into a book he's writing.

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In this Episode Taylor talks about his Thrasher experience, and upcoming tour.  He also talks to his co-host Mike about Mike's weight loss journey, and kids through self motivation.

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In this episode Taylor sings about Playdoh, talks about The Music Man, privileged skateboarding, and more.  Make sure you don't forget about Tay!  

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In this episode we talk about SNL aspirations, Gary Vee, The Gay Twist, 2/3's of Satan, Ex Con real estate agents, lining up the Dominos, and going over affirmations.  

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In this episode Taylor talks about his big announcements, sings the Cuomo Blues, details his crash while on the road doing Stand-up, and also talks about the wild whore problem...I mean Boar.  Wild BOAR problem.

Addictive Tickle is back with an injury announcement, an announcement about an announcement that can't be announced yet, a quick story about America's got talent, a fake story about having no talent, and a good ol' fashioned ramble. As always, there are improvised non-songs and silly voices peppered in throughout out. Enjoy. 

I go ham on this episode. I confess my naivety in regards to the larger universe of skateboarding. I sing the praises of wrestling as a non-fan. I run through a bit more of the journey I have been on the last several years and I rant and rave about how my new attempt to make a living.  It's a shorty but a goodie. This is a raw episode with no endorsements, sponsors, nothing. Just Trailer Taylor being as Trailerey and Taylorey as ever. Get it. 

Taylor admits his newness to social media, makes fun of people's epiphany videos, does a brutal Joe Biden impression, and claims the beginning of "the post truth" era began the moment  Webster dictionary changed the definition of "literally". 

Great episode. I sing the praises of Reynolds and the Cab man himself. I make up a story about Andrew Reynolds telling Tony Hawk about about his  game changing frontside flip. I shout out some awesome free product that came in the mail as well. Good times. By popular demand there is less piano playing in this episode. You're welcome. 

Ol' T bags is ranting blues style about the Capitol Building attack, Q-anon, and why being a skater, comic and father are three things he  just is now, whether he likes it or not. 

This episode has some great new world saving ideas, a lot of hypothetical tour ideas and a ton of gushing about skateboarding. A lot of skater evangelism which may or may not be healthy. It's a good show. 

I respond to some questions, I promote Finnell Griptape, and I rail on about the home buying process. I talk about my experience as a former real estate agent. I also give a bit more insight into how we wound up in Washington.  

The famous first episode! I melodically brainstorm possible running themes of  the show like, creativity, relationships, children, maturity and the always entertaining and relatable topic of, wait for it, skateboarding! With hilarious execution, I dig into several details of my origin story. I attempt to figure out and explain why I moved in with my family from NYC, to my childhood home, in god forsaken Everett Washington. I record this show in that same home, across the yard from my parents, who live in a barn, which I also attempt to explain. 

In closing, I find a win/win solution for bad cops and wild boars. It's legit. There is NO reason it shouldn't work. NO. REASON.