This video is the added introduction clipped from Let Us Be Idiots “Episode 188.” Reasoning why an older episode of the podcast has been reissued. Stating or restating the audio of this recorded past event has finally been fixed due to advancements in editing software. The fixed and reissued audio is of “This is the live event at The Kraine Theater on the evening of November 16th. 2023 featuring Bret Raybould and Mike Recine.” Blatantly copying and pasting the written description previously used, again. Lastly, this video ends with a bonus nugget.

As stated in the title and the added introduction, the audio of this recorded past event has finally been fixed due to advancements in editing software. “This is the live event at The Kraine Theater on the evening of November 16th. 2023 featuring Bret Raybould and Mike Recine.” Blatantly copying and pasting the written description previously used.

The rundown is that this teaser video is attached to the most recent episode of Let Us Be Idiots. Matteo Pascale is having a sit-down with Derek & Orla, aka Derek Murphy & Stephen Cheriton. Regarding the two of them, directing, Derek Tracy and the Kill in Heels, who won First Place in the Best International Comedy sketch or short film category, The Crooklyn Comedy Film Festival 2025. The full audio-only release of this content is on the RSS feed of Let Us Be Idiots.

What needs to be stated is that, first, the title for this clip from Let Us Be Idiots' latest episode is a complete satire and mockery of particular rhetoric in today's atmosphere. The second point is that this is a clip from the second installment of a new "monthly" series titled "The Japanese Files", etc. For Let Us Be Idiots. Lastly, this installment for Let Us Be Idiots was titled "The Japanese Files" as a deliberate pun, reference, and satire of "The Epstein Files." This clip is from the latest episode of Let Us Be Idiots, titled ”#181. The Japanese Files: Installment 3 - Manga”, featuring Kato

What needs to be stated is that, first, the title for this clip from Let Us Be Idiots' latest episode is a complete satire and mockery of particular rhetoric in today's atmosphere. The second point is that this is a clip from the second installment of a new "monthly" series titled "The Japanese Files", etc. For Let Us Be Idiots. Lastly, this installment for Let Us Be Idiots was titled "The Japanese Files" as a deliberate pun, reference, and satire of "The Epstein Files." This clip is from the latest episode of Let Us Be Idiots, titled “#179. The Japanese Files: Installment 2 - Anime Films”, featuring Kato.”

This is a promotional clip for the podcast Let Us Be Idiots, and is of John LoCicero aka Big Chief, telling a story with a few significant twists. This clip is from the latest episode of Let Us Be Idiots, #178. Stitched Snippets (John LoCicero aka Big Chief)

Words of Wisdom From John LoCicero was an unplanned documentary-style project that aimed more to be classified as a humorous mockumentary film interview, incorporating significant visual aesthetics and formatting, inspired by two prominent examples. The first being interviews conducted by DJ Vlad for his YouTube channel, VladTV. The second example is PBS Frontline Interviews done within the last decade and uploaded to YouTube. John LoCicero is currently 95 years old, still sharp and insightful about New York City politics.

This episode of Let Us Be Idiots is one of those rare occasions when having a video aspect was a massive component of how this episode was presented. As advertised on theevent's flyer, Let Us Be Idiots held “The Roast of Matteo Pascale: Done Properly” at The Little Victory Theatre. The Masters of Ceremonies Greg & Rob, with The "opening act" of stand-up comedy from Phil 987. “The Roast of Matteo Pascale: Done Properly” follows, with Christian Conti and Steve Girard showcases their roast jokes about Matteo Pascale in this order. Lastly, he is best known for his featured appearances on “The Howard Stern Show” and “Kill Tony.” Sean, The White Rapper, closed out the show by ultimately bringing it with a freestyle rap to three different AI-generated beats.