#keepkentuckyweird

Here is the interview I managed to grab with the new owner of the property that was Funtown Mountain in historic Cave City, Kentucky. See what the future of Cave Country has in store!

It’s sad, but it needed witnessing, and it could potentially be the birth of something new and amazing. Here is the full, uncut footage of the April 20th 2016 auction of what once was Guntown Mountain, and Funtown Mountain. I even got to shake the mayor’s hand!

One of my prouder moments. This is me(KentuckyFriedNerd) and my bestie being photographed by none other than Will Russell at the weekend premiere of the now-defunct(sad) Funtown Mountain! He was nice enough to give us a sneak peek at the unfinished section of the park along with some adventurous cool people, but more importantly, he was friendly, entertaining, and kind, and I wish him the best in 2016.

Some days I feel like a Joker, and some days I don’t. I’m always able to find that insane mirth in a situation, even if it’s terrible, and that’s one reason I do improv. Paducah Improv has been such a core foundation for my rebirth as a comedian, and as the KentuckyFriedNerd, that I could never truly repay my comrades on stage. They’ve done more for my performing spirit, along with a few others, than anyone could hope, beyond hope. I now have the talent, the courage, the quick wit, and the knowledge to do great things, and make the wonderful shows and sketches I’d dreamed of making when I was younger. We’re going up on stage again this Saturday, and it’s gonna be amazing. And at the end of the night, I’ll walk away, into the night, a performer, a comedian, a Kentucky Fried Nerd.

Hey I added a new and delicious food review this weekend! If you’re ever going to Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky, you’ll totally want to make this one of your meal stops! The flautas were crispy and flavorful, the chile rellenos were succulent and perfectly fried, and the nachos were crazy topped with everything we could want and more!