Pot of Hot Coffee

Pot of Hot Coffee

por Sean Nieves

Emprendimiento Comedia

It's Always Sunny in Abu Dhabi w/ Kelpy

In this episode, history is made as Kelpy becomes the first woman joins the podcast! The crew dives into the misconceptions about getting booked on the pod, and Travis mistakenly thinks beef is brewing. Drinking stories lead to a debate about business podcasts, baths vs. showers, and the questionable appeal of hourly motels. European lifestyle differences spark discussion on ethnic neighborhoods, scooter travel, and navigating New Jersey. A wild Disney trip between hurricanes takes center stage, along with tales of drinking in Mexico with a middle-aged woman. The conversation gets deep with a hypothetical about eating bush meat, wedding food etiquette, and the struggles of thrifting. Travis shares life hacks from his European trip, including free food tricks and guerilla podcasting with micro-celebrities. Later, the crew touches on bad fan experiences at live sports events, making inappropriate jokes in Texas, and the mystery of Jessica Rabbit’s appeal. They also explore Chris Benoit truthers, Turkish cuisine, and the deep German roots of their town. Wrapping up with discussions on Russian bands, FIFA soundtracks, and the emo legacy of Long Island, this episode is packed with wild stories, cultural debates, and a touch of windy day ASMR.

this is a business podcast w/ Justin Hartmann

In this episode of Pot Full of Hot Coffee, we welcome comedian Justin Hartmann for a wild ride through comedy, chaos, and questionable life choices. We kick things off with Travis’ latest employment saga and a wallet theft gone wrong before diving into Dominican culture, Roosevelt Ave, and the ever-mystifying world of Shen Yun. Therapy comics catch some strays, and we reminisce about John Cena’s heel turn and the perils of playing basketball against girls. Justin attempts to convince Travis to try improv, leading to a deep dive into Ireland, car sales mishaps, and brawls at the halal spot. We break down the best comedians of the ‘80s, discuss Druski’s Coulda Been Love, and learn some bad words in other languages. Sean’s car-selling journey continues while diner talk, Creed, and Squatty Potties make unexpected appearances. Trash talk over social media, bringer shows, and the brutal realities of open mics take center stage, alongside wheeling and dealing, first dates, and the messiness of infidelity. As we wrap up, we cover Dragon Ball Z’s Latino fanbase, sketchy car buyers, and fighting with neighbors. Tune in for laughs, chaos, and plenty of hot coffee!

Ramadan Special Episode

Black Coffee special episode, we had an episode recorded with Kyle Becker but the audio was fried (worse than normal) so we had to run it back. Sean was busy and didn't book a guest but they still let one rip. Sean and Travis celebrate Ghost the Dog’s birthday while tackling everything from comedy show recaps to Long Island real estate and Dominican Scarface. Travis kicks things off with a Lloyd Banks sighting, while Sean shares a brutal bombing story. The duo debates the best empanada spots, illegal life hacks, and the trade of the century, all while searching for a podcast sponsor. Travis drops a wild confession about eating dog meat in Mexico, and the gang pays tribute to a fallen massage parlor. They also dive into the many enemies of Joe Budden, the chaotic world of Jimmy Butler, and the struggles of public transit, from falling asleep on strangers to germaphobe nightmares. Other highlights include calling Dr. Umar, ranking the best airport experiences, and setting the mood with some Lil Pump. Plus, an Italian funeral, a four-year-old’s first Titanic screening, and deep thoughts on the natural resources of Africa. With plenty of wild tangents, hilarious debates, and classic Pot of Hot Coffee energy, this episode is a must-listen. Grab a drink, tune in, and enjoy the madness!

A Town in Canadia w/ Greg Cassiano & Kevin Lenihan

This week on Pot of Hot Coffee, Sean and Travis welcome Kevin and Greg for an episode packed with wild stories, questionable debates, and plenty of laughs. The crew kicks things off with a heated game of 21 before diving into everything from club etiquette and roast battles to the logistics of smuggling phones into prison. Kevin shares his expertise on the finer points of pushing rope, Serbian music, and alternative uses for old man pills, while Greg finds himself taking Polish lessons and embracing his newfound status as a lesbian's dream. The conversation swerves through topics like Brooklyn neighborhoods, rent-controlled apartments, high-speed chases, and even a deep dive into Shakespeare and the Moors. Along the way, Sean worries about an ill-timed tooting, Travis flexes his multilingual skills, and the gang revisits their favorite Canadians (yes, Chris Benoit gets brought up again). From bad drivers to Chrysler 300s, enchanted encounters with Salt-N-Pepa, and a Starbucks maintenance room quickie, this episode is an unpredictable ride from start to finish. Buckle up and tune in for another unfiltered, hilarious installment of Pot of Hot Coffee!

International Man of Mystery w/ Eric Ichel

On this week’s episode of Pot of Hot Coffee, hosts Sean Nieves and Travis Hurley are joined by the elusive and enigmatic Eric Ichel, aka the International Man of Mystery. The trio dives into everything from Long Island skate legends to bizarre encounters on public transportation. Eric shares his liquor store tales, experiences with fake IDs, and why he once “converted” to being Hispanic. Meanwhile, Travis recounts a chaotic car accident, and Sean reflects on gym mishaps and YouTube deep dives. They debate Green Day, wrestling, and the Baby Driver vs. Drive discourse while also tackling crucial topics like snack game rankings, sugar mama searches, and the secret life of pickup soccer players. Other highlights include ghosted dating attempts, cleaning out storage units, and getting way too philosophical about Pimp My Ride Europe. Things take a turn when the crew discusses Bronx women in Pakistan, Lord Miles’ Afghanistan adventures, and the ethics of certain outdated vocabulary. Of course, Ghost the dog makes an appearance as the official in-house music critic. Tune in for unfiltered comedy, hot takes, and the wildest conversations only Pot of Hot Coffee can deliver!

No Cars Go w/ Mike Ellison

The gang is back with special guest and comedy contest champion Mike Ellison! We kick things off addressing some technical difficulties before diving into the wild world of 4chan knockoffs, Arcade Fire discourse, and early 2000s indie flicks like 500 Days of Summer and Adventureland. Travis shares a Yiddish life hack, we talk about realtors, and somehow end up on the story of a coworker living in a storage unit. From there, it’s a rollercoaster ride through sports talk—Super Bowl debates, NBA Draft fashion, and the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese showdown. We cover gambling hustles, Phil Ivey’s baccarat ban, scratch-off addicts, and the struggles of card counting. Nostalgia kicks in with Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Revenge of the Nerds, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force memories. Plus, Sean revisits getting rejected by nerds, Josh Gordon’s legendary pregame ritual, and unhinged comedy open mic moments. Closing it out, we talk Rich Vos roasting Patrice O’Neal, the insanity of Long Island realtors, and, of course, fingerboarding. Strap in—this one’s a trip. Plugs, Super Bowl predictions, and much more inside!

Goongarry Goon Ross w/ Jack Simmons

In this chaotic and hilarious episode "Goongarry Goon Ross" of Pot of Hot Coffee, Jack Simmons and the crew kicks things off by addressing some technical difficulties and clapping back at their first hate comment. Travis shares his baby name list while the guys revisit topics from the lost episode. They dive into wild meditation music live chats, a new contest for the listeners, and Travis' short-lived solar panel hustle. The conversation takes some unexpected turns-from Kevin Spacey's apology and Bill Cosby's Temple roots to spotting Ron Jeremy in public and a moment of silence for the "Goonicide." The gang reminisces on raunchy comedies, Girls Gone Wild DVDs, and Adult Swim classics before launching into a heated music debate-Sean goes in on jam bands and EDM, while Jack holds his ground. They also explore 2012 bro culture, Guitar Hero, and Long Island musical royalty like Billy Joel, Eddie Money, and Mariah Carey. Sports fans will appreciate their discussion on Aroldis Chapman's gas and classic baseball name drops. Other highlights include humiliating moments at the skatepark, Latinos' love for the third-gen Prius, public urination mishaps, frat party chaos, Marcus Aurelius' wisdom, and Napoleon's lies. Plus, Big Lurch's cannibalism charges and Jelly Roll's unexpected gang affiliations. Strap in-this one's a wil

Too Perfect to Finish w/ Donny Roy

Pot of Hot Coffee Episode 10 with Donny Roy In this hilarious and chaotic episode of the pod, the crew welcomes guest Donny for a ride through comedy, culture, and the absurdities of life. The episode kicks off with a fresh Zyn review before diving into comedy talk and the dark humor of school shooter discourse. Donny shares his experiences performing in LA and recounts the dynamics of Polish and Bangladeshi coworkers. The gang touches on topics ranging from upstate New York's dreariness to conspiracy theories about Elon Musk. They delve into everything from Gilgo Beach sightings, wild Uber rides, and Army stories to acupuncture and holistic massages. Travis struggles through a bad day while the crew laughs about Meek Mill moments and YouTube strikes. They even manage to derail the podcast with a John Goodman tangent. Sean shares his carnie origins and amusement park memories, while Donny reviews barbershops across cultures and the woes of ska kids. A public masturbator story, Jackie Robinson nostalgia, and discussions about beers on tap wrap up the madness. This episode is packed with unfiltered stories, sharp humor, and the kind of chaos only this pod can deliver. Tune in and see why it’s Too Perfect to Finish!

Stripping Wires on the Clock

Pot of Hot Coffee is a New York based podcast hosted by a comic named Sean Nieves and his long time friend Travis Hurley. This week the coffee is served black (no guests). Importantly we found a name for our fledgling fan base. Chaos reigns as Travis copes with a breakup while the crew dives into everything from cultural clashes to obscure history. They discuss living above brothels, Irish citizenship, and the strange laws against balaclavas. Sean shares stories about New York comics, insane social media posts, and jaw-dropping moments from open mics. Meanwhile, the duo tackles topics like emo vs. punk battles in Mexico City, TikTok’s subculture takeover, and questionable financial crimes. From mail-order relationships to Long Island Trumpers, wild open mic encounters to jaw-dropping scams, this episode is a rollercoaster of hilarity and hot takes. The crew also debates problematic financial icons, arbitrage schemes, graffiti culture, and the randomness of Guitar Hero with your feet. Plus, they relive moments of drinking in Galway, discuss the Turks’ origins, and share observations about old Englishmen. Throw in some wild thoughts on John Gotti Jr., trans-Siberian travel, and weed-fueled street encounters, and you’ve got a packed episode that covers everything and then some. Expect deep dives, unexpected humor, and an abundance of offbeat stories that make Pot of Hot Coffee your go-to for absurdly entertaining podcasting.

Baker 3 ruined my life w/ Will Maccaro

Pot of Hot Coffee is a New York based podcast hosted by a comic named Sean Nieves and his long time friend Travis Hurley. This week Will Maccaro, the creator and host of "The Hamburger Club" stopped by to have a couple POHC firsts. In this high-energy episode, the crew dives into a whirlwind of topics, starting with Will’s forgetfulness and Travis’ latest antics. The laughs keep rolling as they dissect bizarre promotion strategies, make wildfire jokes, and reminisce about Brooklyn’s pre-gentrified glory days. Sean experiments with Zyn while the group debates Philly versus New York street culture, the enigma of Travis’ ethnicity, and the eternal battle between Power 105.1 and Hot 97. Skateboarding nostalgia takes center stage as they shout out iconic skaters and classic skate videos, before pivoting to a deep dive into hardcore music, ecstasy tales, and cocaine horror stories. Things take a wild turn with discussions on Arby’s French Dip, divorce parties, and hypothetical "Hotep son or K-pop daughter" scenarios. From DMX’s funeral and cheesesteak rivalries to urban exploring at Kings Park and G-Unit video games, the randomness knows no bounds. Rap legends, MTV Cribs nostalgia, and casual crack-smoking anecdotes round out this chaotic, hilarious episode. Whether you're here for the skateboarding talk, rap debates, or just pure unfiltered chaos, this episode is a rollercoaster ride you don’t want to miss!

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