I don't think they've talked about the chiefs ever.

OMFG Comedy Bang Bangs Election Episode with the Washington Monugents is gut busting.

The parody of MJ's Bad about FL 2000 - 'cause its a chad, a chad, a hanging hanging chad!!'

'Moore Moore Mooooore, Michael Mo-ore, Michael Mo-ore.'

Foghat's 'Slow Ride' = 'Sarah . . . Sarah Palin, . . . Sarah, Sarah Palin.'

And the way The Chocktaw was always juuuuust off key from everyone else suggests he knows something about comedy [bangbang].

Not a podcast, but I'm posting it in here because Mohr Stories gets mentioned-

Jay Mohr is going to host a sports talk show on Fox Sports staring in 2013. He'll be doing the 12-3 Eastern slot, which is the same as Jim Rome. Which is interesting considering Jay was a regular guest host for Jim.

Jeff Garlin's new podcast, By the Way, in Conversation with Jeff Garlin is off to a rousing start.

He has a sitdown extended chat with one guest live at Luna Lounge. First two episodes were Larry David [naturally] and Lena Dunham the day after the Golden Globes.

Garlin's not everyone's cup of tea [his primary claim to fame outside of Curb Your Enthusiam these days is irritating the **** out of Doug Benson, all in jest, for taking over his Doug Loves Movies episodes, particularly when teamed up with E-Trade Baby TJ Miller, . . . Denver YEAH!!!], but he can bring the funny when he wants to.

StarTalk Radio with Neil Degrasse Tyson is pretty cool if you're mildly interested in Astro-Physics.

The 2 Mugs Fantasy Football Podcast is pretty good...since I host it.

Hardcore History. This podcast ****ing OWNS MY SOUL. Superbly narrated, divine storytelling and fascinating look at history across all time periods. This podcast is ****ing amazing.

Listen to it now. You won't regret it.

Sounds awesome, I'll definitely check it out.

The Science Channel made a TV show based on one of my favorite podcasts, Stuff You Should Know. I was stoked, until I sat down to watch it. They would talk about the actual topic, giving facts and reports, but then they had scripted story lines to go along with whatever the topic was. And it was terrible. The wiki page describes the show as being "about a real podcast that is set in a fictional world".

Hardcore History is great.

The Stuff You Should Know TV show is absolute horseshit.

Sounds pretty good, Ill check it out.

I'd just like to reiterate how epic these three Podcasts are.

People should just look up every time David Allen Grier is on Adama Carolla Show.

ALWAYS delivers. Wild stories, great ad libs. Always calls Alison Rosen New Teresa [Strasser, the news girl she replaced]. When Adam goes into a live read for his sponsors he goes of on a rampant cursing tear over the copy.

And someone had the temerity to ask what his sex life sounded like and he busted off this gem on the spot

http://www.youmail.com/community/gre..._grier_humping

If I had the courage that would be my permanent ringtone.

And that isn't even delving into his past bits about black babies named after pharmaceuticals.

He's been on twice in the past month. Check it out.

The dag teddy pendergrass bits have been awesome.

Also, the jay mohr appearance on carolla was hilarious.

That's what I'm talking about.

You know who might be the best Carolla guest ever?

Karl Pilkington

Would be fascinated to see how their personalities and views mesh. I wouldn't even want Gervais' cackle in delight at his remarks in this setting, no offense.

Did you listen to CBB this week?

I think Neil Campbell might be my favorite guest.

I think that episode was in the can for like 6-9 months too based on some references I heard.

mohr sports is pretty good

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/...rs/id606444796

hour 1 from 2/27/13 had me cracking up. jay glazer broke the story of the alex smith trade to mohr sports first.

No, not yet. Looked at DVR and nearly fainted on how behind of TV watching I was. Only one was was excitement at a new Dana Carvey (EDIT: Dana Gould, Gould, how did I miss that) Hour, which I usually adore but one of his guests had the most the most annoying Whhheeee of a laugh that I wasn't enjoying it as much. Hopefully there'll be a Boston Talk somewhere along the line to make it worth it.

ETA - is it worth it to youtube the video or just listen? If you know.

Do you listen to Mohr Stories?

Well, I don't want to make the expectations too high, but it was probably the funniest CBB to me outside of anything Andy Daly has done.

I spit coffee out twice during the episode. TWICE.

yeah. it's up and down. When he has fellow comics on, the 'cast is a blast.

The 40 Year Old Boy has a DEVASTATING most recent episode.

Mike can be a lot to take, heck if Jimmy Pardo tells you 'you gots to go' you know someone has a taxing personality.

And takes a while to get there, but the 2:15 of preamble really sets the table for the last :15.

http://nowplayingpodcast.com/
Is GREAT if you are a movie watcher.

Dan Patrick. Unable to listen live.

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but Star Talk is really good. Boils modern science and science news down to stuff that a lay person can understand

Listened to Adam Corrolla interview Mike Tyson. It was pretty good. Corrolla used the word Leverage way too much.

Norm Macdonald now has a podcast on videopodcastnetwork.com they broadcast live every Monday at 6 pm PST

it is definitely my favorite now. So far, he has had Super Dave, Tom Green and, Freddy Stoller as guests. you can get the audio only versions of the 'cast off itunes but Norm's deadpan delivery really shines when you watch the videos.

I tried listening to the first one but I could not stand Super Dave's ****ing voice. He's funny and his voice is tolerable in small doses but Jesus Christ, I can't sit through an hour plus of that shit.

I hear ya. Super Dave tends to dominate the conversation too. It's ironic that his surname is Einstein yet, he doesn't know when to STFU.

Adam and Dr Drew

I have heard of Comedy Bang Bang for quite a while for quite a while but finally getting around for a few. Some of the Paul F Thomkins characters are pretty great. Gary Marshall and particularly Warner Herzog.

Last Week had a great reprise of Andrew Lloyd Webber [another PFT character] and Fourvel [one of the most liked episodes of last year].

Bobby Moynihan plays Fourvel, a stabby irritable waif who's dirt poor and roaming the mean streets . . . gah, just listen.

Thanks for the suggestions. I recently listed to a few podcasts from Doug Loves Movies from about a month ago with PFT as Warner Herzog and they were pretty great. I have liked PFT for a while but now digging into some of his material am realizing that he is pretty damn brilliant.

Prepare to be destroyed

http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/index.xml

Radiolab follows a birth at the edge of viability..

Dave Ramsey's Podcast is awesome if you're a fan of his http://www.daveramsey.com/media/audi...ast_itunes.xml

So those two podcasts were kind of incredible.

Hardcore History, of course-- been hooked for about 3 years now.
Common Sense
You Made It Weird
The Bugle
Joe Rogan (about 50% of the time)
Radiolab
My Brother, My Brother, and Me
Comedy Bang Bang

Oh, and Doug Loves Movies

Probably the toughest episode of RadioLab to get through. I was having a panic attack pretty much the entire time.

I'm flying out to Denver in June to see a live podcast of Uhh Yeah Dude.

I am actually in melancholy over this show, . . but it's because there aren't more of them. Ripped through them pretty quickly and find myself peeking back regularly to see if new episodes are up. Luckily there was one with Andy Dick this week, and it might have been the best episode yet, what with Norm freed up to pose a bunch of homo queries and bon mots.

Now I am jonesing for more and more.

The guy is a national treasure. I don't know if there is anyone more innately funny in the world today. No exxageration. I'd put him up with Jonathan Winters and that is rarified air IMO.

EDIT: Kudos to whomever it was. . . Swardson? Who queried Norm on whether he was running a Jiminy Glick kind of thing. ROFL ROFL - 'cause Norm is a great big fat guy now.

And I just bought tickets to live Comedy Bang Bang in July. Sweet Jesus this is going to be an awesome summer.

I'm going to check out Norm's podcast.

This latest CBB is driving me crazy. Evidently, the videocast is the shizz because The Choctaw winds PFT up pretty good a couple times and Gilly is doing some hilarious stuff with her anusless baby/doll [word is that both Scott and Gillian got Paul laughing so hard he was taken out of the mix for a good full minute on multiple occasions]. It was up shortly, but went back to private. The audiocast is sitting on Itunes mocking me, but I'm trying to be strong and hold out for the ep to go back public on VPN.

Put my shoe in yo' ass

I'm gonna box them titties, aaahhhgggggghhhgh!!!!

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My friend posted a link to the live stream on his Facebook as it was airing, and I was able to view it after the airdate by clicking that link. Let me see if I can find it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=admaY8ukBAA

Posting from my phone. Can't confirm if it works or not. Good luck. Scott and PFT did perfect improved this episode.

Yeah, that link was taken private when the audio posted at Itunes, to bolster their Itunes downloads for a week or so. Probably have to wait to Sunday or Monday.


EDT: BTW, this led me to some vidcasts I had missed somehow, and a subsequent change in my avatar, explained here.

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Scott [Aukerman, host, left] has a history of being VERY perturbed if guests interrupt the 'Would You Rather' theme [opening fanfare to 'Frogs the Musical' by Stephen Sondheim, and yes that exists], often engaging in prolonged cursing tirades if they make a sound. So PFT as Cake Boss, Buddy Vilastro [CakeBoss!!] is honoring that history with steely resolve.

http://www.nowplayingpodcast.com/
Really good movie retrospective podcast.

Streaming this Sunday on KCPS youtube channel and available on ITunes soon there after.

Stephen Merchant on Kevin Pollack Chat Show. Must see vidpod.

He has a new HBO show leading into EB&D this fall.

Also Gilbert [you know the one] on Norm MacDonald Live Monday sounds promising.

Listening to Carolla, Ice-T and Coco on. Pleasantly surprised. Every time I see her, I think 'this is a person I don't want to know any more about.'

But merely listening to her on the computer, without the cartoonish boobs, butt and lips, she sounds like some midwestern pollyanna super nice down to earth chick. Would never picture her is I hadn't seen her before.

What's the deal? Is she a sweetie who happens to have Mecha-Kardashian features, or is she just being nice for Adam and the press tour?

I'd be willing to chance muscular dystrophy to lick Catherine Zeta Jones' asshole.

BTW - I love that Norm has such animus for 'serious' comedy. Posted clips of Jeaneane and Bill Hicks without comment [actually, surrounding the bit, but not directly commenting on these clips, he was announcing his intent to change, because his work was shit 'you're not funny unless someone assassinate you for your comedy'] and let them stand for how precious and UNFUNNY they were.

I don't know if you missed it, but PFT as Cake Boss doing that star down was my avatar for a few weeks. I had to do a double take when I saw it as your avatar for the first time.

My dream [which I've done nothing about, know so little about social media], is to somehow get to Scott the idea of, you know how he always gets Cake Boss' name wrong, calling Cake Boss Brucie Valanchstro. Just spring that little pun on PFT.

BTW I did finally see the Gary Marshall/Gilly episode and the;

What's your alien name?

Oh, it's unpronouncable.

Is it the 'N word?'

exchange was worth the wait. to see PFT holding his breath for like a minute trying to recover decorum.

Looks like Norm is kind of spazzing on the show. Lost mangrate, Gilbert II instead of Kevin Farley, no episode after then competing rumors of illness, summer hiatus, working on a screenplay, and fired by whomever provides his youtube bandwidth.

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here's a compilation of 10-15 minute bits Norm did for the Dennis Miller radio/podcast. this was done when the writers were on strike. Norm emptied his topical joke vault. This is worth listening to when there's no more Norm live show.

Radiodrome is a pretty good one.

I had a mention on Jay Mohr's most recent podcast with Bill Burr.

Going to see Comedy Bang Bang live tonight.

Sorry Paul Rust was the guest you got.

Andy Kindler goes full-on ****y.

http://www.laughspin.com/2013/07/27/...-werent-funny/

Alton Brown has joined the Nerdist network and is hosting his own show.

If you're picturing the guy from Good Eats rambling entertainingly about the finer points of gastronomy, you wouldn't be wrong.

I've been on a kick going back through old CBBs and listening to Andy Daly's characters. He has me in tears in almost every appearance. He and PFT both have a remarkable ability to make quick, witty repsonses while staying perfectly in character.

Dip didda dit doooooowwwww!!!

I agree about Hardcore History. Awesome.

You guys might like a podcast series on the Byzantine Empire called "12 Byzantine Rulers" by Lars Brownworth.

I'm looking forward to his "Norman Centuries" followup, but I haven't listened to it yet.

I've enjoyed his podcast so far. Of course, it helps when he has iron chefs on as guests. I never thought I'd learn about owning race horses from Bobby Flay on a podcast.

The episode on southern cooking, and biscuits in particular, had me awash in waves of nostalgia. My grandma made the best biscuits I ever ate, and that's not just nepotism. We would go down there on holidays and strangers [often, to me] and family members would drop in at the crack of dawn, some just happened to be around [and she lived in rural, RURAL, LA] some were on a road trip and swung by. Everyone made a concerted effort to get there when her biscuits would be coming out of the oven. Made about 3-4 dozen every morning. Nothing to document the process but her hands and her brain. Honey, real butter, Johnny's Sorghum, Paw-paw [southern tree fruit that had the consistency of a real big raisin or a mango, looked like a brown lemon with a tangerine-like skin, you can pick them green or assorted shades of yellow but brown is the best, and a flavor somewhere between apple butter and spiced bourbon] jelly.

WTF?!?!? Dana Gould divorced Sue Naegle?

Leaving the BILLIONAIRE Entertainment Demi-Goddess who gave the Emmy Award Winning Comic leeway to generate humor and raise a loving family because he wasn't 'growing' at a proper rate?

Hollywood IS filled with weirdos.

ACS: Carolla and Mohr with Mohr playing 'Big Mama,' waaaayy funnier than Jo Koy's obstructionist PF Chang's Maitre d'. [Though it was HILARIOUS to hear Pardo mock Jo Koy's bit premises on Todd Glass Show].

'Dawson move your head awkwardly.' ROFL ROFL

PFT's Richard Harrow cracked me up with the first 'Boo'

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A to that P straight crushing the rap battle

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Amy at 5:30

Casey Wilson, as the group discusses Hollywood problems like they were legitimate complaints.

'You gu-uys, you think we should commit sui after the show?'

Nerdist

ROFL ROFL


BTW - has anyone checked out 'Getting Doug with High' Basically Doug Benson bringing in celebs to smoke up and chat for a bit while altered on the internet. Haven't seen it yet, but thinking about it.

New Hardcore History just came out! Looks like a new series on WW1.

Late to the party, but Welcome to Night Vale is AWESOME.

http://podbay.fm/show/536258179

Described as 'A Prairie Home Companion' as written by Stephen King, it's a fake newscast covering local events, that skew to dark humor and dark horror at a moment's notice. Riffs on every imaginable conspiracy theory. A little Art Bell, a little X-files, a little Affirmation Nation with Bob Ducca.

Don't believe me, check the reviews in itunes.

If you don't have time for the entire podcast [episodes are only about 20min each], rummage through Night Vale Weather;

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVFSq6W_jas3ioU16g8CHZg

their weekly music selection. Some of the most consistently excellent obscure or minor label music around.

Bill Simmons.

Adomian is back on The Todd Glass Show, and it is GLORIOUS.

Absolutely no structure, just Todd goading him into a mess of bits, riffing on ridiculous songs [Sinatra's Bim Bam Baby, Clarence Carter's Strokin,' a couple of songs that are hilarious in their own right], shuffling through his characters.

I'm in tears from laughing at 'Merrill Schindler' singing to The Charleston.

ROFL ROFL ROFL

Alison Rosen's new EPIC guitar solo

"Weedily weedily!!"

#topdrop

I like the Nerdist podcast and Alton Brown's.

Alton Brown's was more interesting at the beginning. The interview-only format got a little boring because I don't watch Top Chef.

I've been catching up on Nerdists so I'm behind on AB. Explain please.