Nick Kostis's guest appearances

Nick Kostis

Lawhead's Court

Majic Morning Show Classics

Mark Nolan

Ryan Dalton

Michael Kosta

Bret Ernst

Paul Virzi

John Caponera

Mike Polk

Josh Wolf

Felipe Esparza

Heather McDonald

Dan Cummins

Tom Papa

Jeremy Piven

Robert Sapolsky

Mike Rowe

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Nick Kostis, owner of Pickwick &amp; Frolic on East 4th Street in downtown Cleveland, talks about how the events that erupted during the protest on Saturday has affected him and his fellow business owners--and where they go from here.

Lawhead' Court welcomes back, former boss, constant mentor and lifelong friend, Nick Kostis. Nick and Jason reflect on the business of comedy.  We learn a lot about a man who runs more than just a comedy club but rather is a caretaker of conviviality.  Nick shares his influence of Charles Dickens' old world characters combined with Cleveland's frolicking historic theater district blended with a modern entertainment experience.  Find out why the smiles on the faces of people have always been more important than the amount of numbers before decimal points.  Sit back and enjoy one of the last true comedy club visionaries talk 30 years of funny. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.

<p>Lawhead' Court welcomes back, former boss, constant mentor and lifelong friend, Nick Kostis. Nick and Jason reflect on the business of comedy.  We learn a lot about a man who runs more than just a comedy club but rather is a caretaker of conviviality.  Nick shares his influence of Charles Dickens' old world characters combined with Cleveland's frolicking historic theater district blended with a modern entertainment experience.  Find out why the smiles on the faces of people have always been more important than the amount of numbers before decimal points.  Sit back and enjoy one of the last true comedy club visionaries talk 30 years of funny. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.</p>

Ep59 - Nick Kostis Part 2

Jason is honored to have Nick Kostis to Lawhead’s Court for an emotionally thoughtful funny walk through an era no longer there.  In the first of a series of interviews with the comedy legend, its Kostis who owns and operates arguably one of the very best comedy clubs in the country, Hilarities in Cleveland. Vision and innovation will be part of his legacy, but it was the sounds of laughter as a child that made Kostis so much more to comedy and a community.  In this first interview we ask Nick to talk about his childhood.  Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, the son of Greek immigrants, his parents were the sort that always welcomed newly arriving friends and strangers to the country and offered a place to stay.  It was this convivitality which became the moral compass to a life as more than a club owner but truly an entertainment director. It was a child in 50’s Brooklyn that a young Kostis saw Jackie Robinson speak at his school, a memory that still stirs emotions for Nick. Having lived in a culture of change in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in all the world. Nick delivers the lessons he learned during a golden age of Americana.  Have a seat and listen to a man who exemplifies TheLawheadLife just scratch the surface on an amazing life. 

<p>Jason is honored to have Nick Kostis to Lawhead’s Court for an emotionally thoughtful funny walk through an era no longer there.  In the first of a series of interviews with the comedy legend, its Kostis who owns and operates arguably one of the very best comedy clubs in the country, Hilarities in Cleveland. Vision and innovation will be part of his legacy, but it was the sounds of laughter as a child that made Kostis so much more to comedy and a community.  In this first interview we ask Nick to talk about his childhood.  Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, the son of Greek immigrants, his parents were the sort that always welcomed newly arriving friends and strangers to the country and offered a place to stay.  It was this convivitality which became the moral compass to a life as more than a club owner but truly an entertainment director. It was a child in 50’s Brooklyn that a young Kostis saw Jackie Robinson speak at his school, a memory that still stirs emotions for Nick. Having lived in a culture of change in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in all the world. Nick delivers the lessons he learned during a golden age of Americana.  Have a seat and listen to a man who exemplifies TheLawheadLife just scratch the surface on an amazing life. </p>