Show Notes
Comedian and actor Leonard Ouzts joins Devon on the show this week to speak on Belly Gang Kushington, explain the levels of ‘stepfatherhood,’ and claim that his God plays spades.
Leonard Ouzts is a NYC-based stand-up comedian originally from Chesapeake, Virginia. His debut comedy special, “Lil Sumn Sumn,” premiered exclusively on Gorilla Comedy+ on August 10th. Leonard has been featured on every platform, from Comedy Central to HBO to MTV. You may recognize him from Netflix’s “Master of None” and “Standing Up and Falling Down” alongside Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz. In “Lil Sumn Sumn,” Leonard delivers a sharp and personal stand-up set blending family stories, dating struggles, pop culture takes, and hilarious social observations.
Host and Executive Producer: Devon Walker
Executive Producer: Lauren Mandel
Producer: Carmen Carigan
Editor: Nicole Lyons
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