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Jordan, Jesse Go!’s own Sunny D, Brian Fernandes, stops by with a challenge he might not have realized was a challenge. A stand-up album from the late nineties is very much out of my comfort zone, if only because I sort of stopped listening to and watching stand-up for a few years, starting
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Two of the creators and co-stars of TV Land’s Teachers, which premieres January 13th, picked my favorite Python album, and the thing that really got me addicted to Monty Python in general. Monty Python Sings is drenched in the best the group has to offer, musically, and we break it down,
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In a first for our podcast, we’re about to premiere a Bob Newhart track that is 50 years old and you probably only heard if you were there for the recording. From a one-of-a-kind acetate in the Abraham Comedy Archive, the “Paul Revere” sketch by Bob Newhart does not appear on any Newhart albums, a
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As a fan of Epic Rap Battles of History, I had to have Zach Sherwin on. He’s a brilliant performer, and a great writer. I’m always pleasantly surprised when someone who could easily (and understandably) have had an entirely vinyl-free listening experience decides they want to not only pick s
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Julia is a stand-up and the host of the Simpsons podcast “Everything’s Coming Up Podcast!” and she decided to do something unusual. She picked an album only a year old – the newest vinyl album we’ve ever talked about on the show. Weird Al’s Mandatory Fun, regardless of age, is classic Al, so
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The full, actual title of this gem is “Music to Listen to Records By – Edie Adams Sings?” A woman after my own heart, with one of the great, absurd record titles of all time, and using punctuation in the title (my first sketch comedy group, which still exists, was originally called “Dan and
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I’ve spoken to some of the great minds in comedy on this show. And yes, I count Jeremy Guskin among them. But when I told Jeremy that Billy West was doing the show, his reaction was the same as mine. Billy West is a hero to both of us, and, speaking personally, easily my biggest voice over h
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We’re back on a favorite, and not long since the last time we covered it. I’m not sure if it’s just the demand of listening to the album more than I normally would, but the amazing Paul Gilmartin of The Mental Illness Happy Hour have a great discussion about this album, and also what it means
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This week, I talk with one of the producers of the Back to the Future documentary “Back in Time,” Lee Leshen, who brings up Howie Mandel’s insane crowdwork comedy for the first time on the show. Give it a listen, and go see the movie, which comes out the same day as The Million McFly March to
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