Companies/institution
UCB
2016-09-13, 1 mention2016-09-20, 1 mention2018-08-30, 1 mention2019-01-19, 2 mentions2023-12-02, 1 mention
Tim’s take
He treats UCB mainly as a punchline for an institution that doesn't pay its performers, joking that a UCB show nets you thirty-five cents 52:44 and that it 'doesn't pay anyone' while claiming to be about art 20:56. When pushed by others, the harsher point comes out: it's progressive-branded but racially homogenous and worse on labor than comedy clubs, and has calcified from a scrappy start into an institutional, conservative place 32:18 36:56. He also recalls an awkward run-in with UCB's head over rape allegations against a member, and it comes up again as a source in his old rape-allegation podcast 10:10 42:07.
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"see that I'm sitting I'm in the green room and then the head of UCB comes in and oh that's some good news because all I do is Shit on"
"walking. You go to fucking do you have a storytelling shot now at the UCB. It'll all even die. How is that show going at the UCB? We just"
"then there'd be a lot of funny art, you know, like what goes on at UCB where they don't pay anyone, you know, that's always hilarious."
Communist Ambush, Pegging Matt, and Fat Kid Summers — Stewed Reunion (with Mike Recine)+20s into the segment"about class. I mean, I think there's a class difference between UCB and clubs. Right. You know, ironically, even though I think UCB"
"you know, UCB, for instance, started in that period. Now it's hardened into this institutional conservative place, but when it started, it was really exciting and they were taking a risk and trying new things"
"a screen cap of an anonymous message from somebody who works at UCB who said that somebody else said this guy was a rapist right so"
Rape Dicks: The Old Podcast Investigating Comedy Rape Claims — Bastard Radio | The Tim Dillon Show #372+222s into the segment