“Too Scared and Lazy to Stand Up”  is a journey into the genre of stand up comedy.  An exploration of humor and why we laugh at the things we do.  It is also a raw assessment of our thin-skinned approach to comedy these days.  It is every funny person’s duty to democratically offend our sensibilities, to get us thinking.  There is something funny in every situation and everyone should be fair game.  Though some have suffered more than others and don’t deserve to be kicked when they’re down, laughter is the only way to even the playing field.  Rather than walking on eggshells, we need to laugh right in each other’s faces.  More importantly, we need to learn how to laugh at ourselves.  For humor is the only way we can laugh all the ugliness, hate and stupidity off the face of the Earth. 

As Johnny explores this genre and his own fears of getting up on the comedic stage, he comes to no conclusions whatsoever.  These are the ramblings of a late-nite, phantom DJ from a less moral dimension.  His narcotic narration careens through absurd stories, anecdotes and observations, irreverently poking fun at everything and nothing at the same time.   

Most of all, this podcast is a tribute to all of the heroes of stand up comedy: celebrated, unsung and fallen.  A celebration of all of the wonderful knuckleheads out there who have dared to put their egos on the line just to get some laughs.  They’re all better people than Johnny Sunday will ever be, because he’s Too Scared and Lazy to Stand Up!