The Tune'd In Podcast

Hosted by Chicago’s very own Comedian & Actor “Tunde”

The Tune'd In Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Tunde Adigun, with 89 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Tunde Adigun hosts The Tune'd In Podcast, a comedy show with 89 episodes published.

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  THE TUNE'd IN PODCAST EP. 87 "PINK TOES AND PROSTITUTES " FT @LacktoastEnt

  Sep 16, 20261h 24m

  Welcome to The Tune'd In Podcast!!!!! (Formerly Known as Dussé & Backwoods) I'm your host TUNDEEEEEE!! Aka Chocolate Papí aka TunGotJokes Twitter/IG/TikTok: @Tungotjokes Special Guest: ​⁠​⁠ Dion Lack @LacktoastEnt On this episode of TIP, we sit down with Comedian, Actor, Writer, Film Director and Dayton, Ohio native Dion Lack. We first start off our conversation with a wild, but entertaining and interesting story from Dion about his first ever appearance on television doing stand-up comedy performing on the legendary TV show “Comic view”. Dion recalls how his first time on television doing comedy, he was only a year into doing stand-up comedy professionally and he really got lucky to have the opportunity. But unfortunately, the opportunity came too soon, because he wasn’t prepared for the moment, nor was he professionally prepared for recording his set on television. He goes on into details, letting us know that his episode never got aired because he did an impromptu set live, rather than the original set that got him booked to be on the show in the first place. With that being Dion’s first introduction to Hollywood and television, it was a rude awakening. As well as a reality check that he wasn’t in Dayton, Ohio anymore and now he’s in the big leagues of Los Angeles and the entertainment business. After reminiscing on that horrific introduction to stand-up comedy, we take a trip down memory lane and talk about what it was like for Dion growing up in Dayton Ohio. Dion let us know the Dayton was in an impoverished area in Ohio that was located where Dayton University was, but was a place that was a lot of fun for him growing up in this community. He expressed how he always knew as well as others in the community knew that he was going to be an entertainer. Mainly because he was the guy in all of his educational institutions while he attended, who took on the title as “Class Clown”. Even though Dion was a football player and eventually went to school for football, it was entertainment, and comedy that gradually came back to him and eventually got him to move with his aunt all the way in Los Angeles. Because he was able to move with his aunt in Los Angeles, that gave him the confidence and the audacity to not only believe in his dreams, but pursue them whole heartedly. To the point that he just knew he was going to get discovered as a big star. So he took it upon himself to buy a huge oversize suit and walk up and down Hollywood Boulevard in hopes of being discovered as a star. Like usual, our listeners are definitely in for a treat, and like alway this is one you do not want to miss! So sit back and enjoy the crazy world of The Tune’d In Podcast. Yay! Yay!

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  THE TUNE'd IN PODCAST EP. 86 "THE SANDMAN’S JOURNEY" FT @RAPHAELTHOMAS

  Aug 9, 20261h 16m

  Welcome to The Tune'd In Podcast!!!!! (Formerly Known as Dussé & Backwoods) I'm your host TUNDEEEEEE!! Aka Chocolate Papí aka TunGotJokes Twitter/IG/TikTok: @Tungotjokes Special Guest: @RAPHAEL THOMAS On this episode of TIP, we sit down with a multitalented performing artist who is a trained professional dancer, choreographer, visual artist, and creative director, by the name of Raphael Thomas a.k.a. The Sandman. We first start our conversation with Raphael, talking about where he grew up and how he grew up, and his Jamaican roots as well as his childhood growing up in Neptune, New Jersey. Raphael tells us how he had a very normal but supportive childhood as he was constantly put into creative outlets by his parents since he was five years old. He goes on to explain how he started in tap dance, then eventually transitioned into a ballet dancer, where he honed his skills as a performing artist, and then later became a professional dancer. Raphael emphasizes how the support of his parents played such a pivotal role in his advancement in his career, because they were always pushing him to be the best version of himself. Due to his support system and the environment that he was in, he was able to not only excel, but stand out amongst peers and be able to pursue other opportunities in the performing arts. To the point that he was able to go to Harlem at only 12 years old to be a part of a very prestigious and upper echelon program taught by a world renowned black instructor in the form of ballet dancing. We later to go on to talk about how the trials and tribulations of being a dancer can either make you or break you physically and spiritually. He talks about the time he tore his meniscus during a performance, and it crushed his spirits and his motivation. But his mother being the spiritual and holistic, Jamaican woman that she is, made sure to keep his spirits high and to get him back to not only full health and strength, but in mode to believe that anything is possible with proper preparation and faith. The conversation is inspiring in many different ways, as Raphael talks about how he not only travels the world with some of the most famous artist in the music industry, but also had random opportunities that fell into his lap that allowed him to leave a legendary mark on a historical community like Harlem, Nee York. Like usual, our listeners are definitely in for a treat, and like alway this is one you do not want to miss! So sit back and enjoy the crazy world of The Tune’d In Podcast. Yay! Yay!

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  THE TUNE'd IN PODCAST EP. 85 "NO MORE PARTIES IN LA" FT @99Wayne Mike

  Jun 14, 202652 min

  Welcome to The Tune'd In Podcast!!!!! (Formerly Known as Dussé & Backwoods) I'm your host TUNDEEEEEE!! Aka Chocolate Papí aka TunGotJokes Twitter/IG/TikTok: @Tungotjokes Special Guest: 99 Wayne Mike On this episode of TIP, we sit down with a Los Angeles native by the name of “Mike” who is the owner and creator of the Los Angeles based media platform “99 Wayne”. We first start our conversation off by discussing with Mike what it was like for him growing up here in Los Angeles. He lets us know as a Los Angeles native that Los Angeles was a very exciting and premiere time to be a teenager and a Los Angeles native in the early 2000s. Mike talks about how he grew up in the Inglewood area and how growing up in that area could be deemed tough for people who weren’t natives of Los Angeles, but for him he was able to navigate through having a two parent household and a solid father figure in his life. Mike also let us know that he was able to have a solid childhood due to his father constantly making sure that he stayed on the right path. And even though some of his friends veered off into the gang culture and gang banging, he was a young man who always stay true to who he was and out of the street life. When asked why he didn’t join gangs or be involved with gang activity, even though he was actively outside, he responded that he knew early in his youth that gangbang culture was something that wasn’t for him, and that he didn’t want to find himself down that wrong path with certain individuals. We later go on to discuss about how the party scene in Los Angeles was completely different than it has been in recent times. Mike goes into detail about how the party scene transitioned from typical club parties, skating rink parties, and venue parties, later to be turned into house parties, which are now known as “Kickbacks.” We discussed how the party life changed for Los Angeles natives due to the fact that places like Hollywood was deemed the hotspot for Los Angeles natives when they were in their teenage years. Not only did we talk about how crazy and exciting the night life was, we also discussed how dangerous it could’ve been due to the fact that where certain parties were at, gang activity could erupt at any moment. Outside of the dangers that could come from being on the party scene frequently, Mike found himself building a large network and cultivating quality relationships that will later allow him to be well connected and respected throughout Los Angeles. To the point where he was able to gain momentum as a manager for local Los Angeles artist and build a brand that later would be developed into the “99 Wayne” media platform. Like usual, our listeners are definitely in for a treat, and like alway this is one you do not want to miss! So sit back and enjoy the crazy world of The Tune’d In Podcast. Yay! Yay!

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  THE TUNE'd IN PODCAST EP. 84 "INTERNATIONAL SHAM" FT Sham1016

  Apr 5, 20261h 7mS0

  Welcome to The Tune'd In Podcast!!!!! (Formerly Known as Dussé & Backwoods) I'm your host TUNDEEEEEE!! Aka Chocolate Papí aka TunGotJokes Twitter/IG/TikTok: @Tungotjokes Special Guest: SHAM 1016 On this episode of TIP, we sit down with a Los Angeles native who is a Rapper, Creative Director/Film Director, Graphic Designer and Fitness Enthusiast who goes by the name Sham1016. We start our conversation with Sham talking about his upbringing in Los Angeles and what his experience was like. Sham expressed to us that although things were regular and kind of normal to him, unfortunately the way he grew up and th...

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  THE TUNE'd IN PODCAST EP. 83 "COMEDY LEGACY" FT PAIGE BRYAN

  Mar 7, 20261h 6mS0

  Welcome to The Tune'd In Podcast!!!!! (Formerly Known as Dussé & Backwoods) I'm your host TUNDEEEEEE!! Aka Chocolate Papí aka TunGotJokes Twitter/IG/TikTok: @Tungotjokes Special Guest: PAIGE BRYAN On this episode of TIP, we sit down with Comedian, Actress and former Musician Paige Bryan. We first start off our conversation talking with Paige about her upbringing and what it was like growing up in the San Fernando Valley. From how it was difficult for her to fit into her environment, to then at the time her and her family being one of the only black families in a predominantly white ne...

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