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Kill Tony
& the brands behind the videos.

Kill Tony combines stand-up sets, panel banter and live audience participation. Quo is framed through the familiar frustration of a team failing to follow up with a lead; Talkspace addresses the difficulty of finding mental-health support amid schedule and cost concerns; Shopify draws on the uncertainty of starting the podcast itself. The live show gives the sponsors room for a quick comedic setup followed by a clear product description.

Quo · KT #776 - BRIAN MOSES + DAVE LANDAU▶ Watch integration
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Kill Tony × Quo

KT #776 - BRIAN MOSES + DAVE LANDAU

BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS

8
Sponsored videos
Sep 2025 – Aug 2026
33
Sponsor brands
All-time tracked
17
Returning sponsors
All-time tracked

The repeat partnerships

ZipRecruiter leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 24 sponsored videos. Shopify follows with 21.

17 of 33 brands (52%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Kill Tony.

Most frequent sponsorsSponsored videos · All-time tracked
  1. 01
    ZipRecruiter24
  2. 02
    Shopify21
  3. 03
    Talkspace18
  4. 04
    Infinite CBD13
  5. 05
    Quo7

Live comedy with sponsors delivered as direct audience-facing bits

The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.

Open with a business problem the audience recognizes

The Quo read begins with a team text asking who followed up with a potential customer and getting silence. The comic image of the customer moving on makes the communication problem easy to recognize, then introduces a business phone system to keep team conversations organized.

Shopify is introduced through the fear and effort of starting something new. The host connects the read to launching the podcast and the uncertainty of whether it would work, which turns the platform into a resource for building a business rather than an abstract e-commerce tool.

Make support feel approachable

The Talkspace segment notes that more people are speaking openly about mental health, while finding care can still feel overwhelming because of schedules, costs and choosing a therapist. The read positions the service as a way to make the first step more manageable.

For health and business services, the show’s direct style works best when the host names the friction the audience experiences, then explains what the service helps them do.

Use the live format for a sharp transition

Sponsor reads land between comedy sets and panel exchanges. A short, specific scenario gives the host an easy premise and gives the audience a reason to listen before the show moves on.

A good brief provides the exact task, one feature or benefit and a clear destination. The show’s jokes can amplify that setup without burying the service.

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