Stuff Island is podcast created by Chris O'Connor and Tommy Pope. Instead of reading this, you should just listen to an episode of the podcast. It's on youtube and everywhere else, which means it's on your phone right now. It'll probably make you buy a ticket and it's more fun than reading. You just search "Stuff Island." They talk about pretty much everything, but mostly Tommy's angry dad and Chris' love of big boats. They've been pretty heavily involved in the Philadelphia comedy scene for the past 10+ years, but now they live in New York. There, they fight most of the time because Tommy's a drunk and Chris is a slob. You may know these two from "Gilly and Keeves," Barstool Sports, Comedy Central's "Delco Proper," "Bird Text," and a host of other sketches, including "Man hears for the first time," "Uncle Daycare," and "Tires." Tommy was also in a bunch of those Cure Auto Super Bowl commercials. You may have seen Chris opening for Andrew Santino around the country for the last two years, unless you got there late, in which case you probably missed it. Listen to the podcast. It's good. We cook stuff too. Well, Tommy cooks, and Chris tries.

Tommy Pope is a comedian, writer and actor. On stage, Tommy works in an entirely unique style that seamlessly blends observational humor with a wry intelligent subtext. Only 3 years into his comedy career, Tommy won the title of “Philly’s Phunniest” at Helium Comedy Club in 2011 and has since been touring nationally. In 2012, he was named a New Face in the prestigious Montreal's Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. He is co-founder and member of the BirdText comedy group which produce live shows and digital content which has been featured on VH1, NPR’s Fresh Air, Philadelphia Magazine and National Lampoon. Tommy has also done voiceover work with Disney and was a featured character in the blockbuster “Planes.” Tommy recently filmed his television debut on AXSTV with Gotham's new standup series. He also is a finalist for "NY's Funniest" held during the NY Comedy Festival at Caroline's on Broadway.