Angela Molnar: Why not just comedy? What made you mix comedy with music?
Stephen Lynch: It's just more fun. I like comedy, writing songs and music, so I just put them all together.
Adam Jodon: You started out as a solo act. How do you feel about sharing a stage with Marc now?
SL: It's great. It's a lot more fun than playing by myself.
AJ: What is the question you get asked the most regarding your music?
SL: 'Do you really have one nut?'
Marc Tike (co-performer): 'Is Stephen gay?'
AJ: How does your family feel about you some of the more offensive songs you do?
SJ: My family is really supportive. They showed up at a show recently and were just great. Honestly, I get more embarrassed playing the songs in front of them than they do.
AM: Are you ever afraid of offending anyone? Has a crowd ever turned on you?
SL: No. People don't have to listen - they can leave anytime they want. The ones that come now know what to expect.
AJ: What is your favorite song to sing, and which one gets the best reaction?
SL: Lately, I've been partial to 'Dungeons and Dragons;' that one is fun. And 'Superhero' always gets a good response because I get to include the audience.
AJ: How much time do you spend on the average song?
SL: Well, it depends. I can whip one out in like 10 minutes, or I can take up to two months on one. Sometimes I'll change a line, or even a whole verse in the middle of a tour if I don't like the way it's going. It all depends on when inspiration hits.
AJ: How did you and Marc get together?
SL: Well, we've known each other for about 10 years. We both grew up in Michigan, and wound up going to school together. And one day we just starting playing together.
AM: You've had your own special on Comedy Central and have performed all over the country. What is your favorite venue to perform at?
SL: Yeah, that was fun. I like them all, really. We've had a rock club tour, which was really fun. We've played in the House of Blues. I also like the colleges.They are always a fun crowd.
