Comedy Podcasts: your suggestions please

i generally avoid pete holmes but i enjoyed his ep w/ zach g

It was a short, off-hand moment, but I keep giggling every time I think of the Scharpling bit from a few weeks ago, where DMX is about to get mauled by his dogs -> one of them pauses and turns on an iPod with its nose to play "Frankie Teardrop."

has anyone actually listened to "my brother, my brother, and me"? podmass has a huge boner for it.

it's a bit too skypey

Comedy Bang Bang this last week was killer. I love Adomian's gay supervillain voice, and the MASH jokes were brilliant.

I'll keep repping for the Flop House. Worth your time.

I finally went back and listened to the CBB (well CDR) with Adomian as Huell Howser. It was so great.

there are about 10 CDR/CBBs with Huell Howser on, plus a couple from the 2012 tour live episodes

Oh man. Well, this was the first one I found, think it dated back to the radio days. So much joy ahead of me.

yeah, just work through every Adomian episode from beginning to now, nearly every character is a hit

second Huell episode might have been the one with Michael Cera and the debut of Harris's Phone (not-yet Foam) Corner

I can't concieve of ever getting tired of Tompkins as Garry Marshall.

Please! Call him Mister Marshall.

lol, would not have posted this if I'd heard the ep

Tho it should be said that the only Huell Howser better than Adomian's is Dana Gould's, who is how I first learned of HH years ago

If you can deal with Adam Carolla, seek out the episodes when Dana Gould is on. Gould always does his Howser impression as a commentary to a real HH episode and always always kills.

Exactly. Dana showing up on Adam's morning drive show a few years back was always a highlight.

Nerdist's chat with Maria Bamford was truly bizarre. Bamford talks about her recent stay in a psych ward, but weaves in a bunch of her recent bits about it. Very odd to hear her talking about all this stuff but still using all her voices.

comedy bang bang holiday spectacular is amazing, esp the return of paul rust's "new no-no's" and bill cosby bukowski. also there's an earwolf presents that is marissa wompler's long-awaited podcast cohosted by miss listler - haven't listened yet but i'm pumped

The Flop House is consistently entertaining with their movie review or two per month. Eliot even gets namedropped by Jon Hodgeman on his Nerdist appearance, where Jon goes on about the surprising fun that bullying a nerd can be.

Been enjoying the Baby Geniuses podcast with Emily Heller and Lisa Hanawalt. Silly fun times.

tried a couple of episodes in sad attempt to make up for not being able to buy Hanawalt's I Want You #1 anywhere, after #2 blew the top of me head clear off, but production values were a bit shoddy and there was no structure

super-psyched to womp up the jamz though!

Definitely bad production value and structureless, no argument from me on those points

the womptacular has jason mantzoukis as the oft-mentioned "gutterballs"

Ha

xp oh man, must listen

also Brian huskey playing stepdad Seth

I enjoyed this rundown of horrid animated christmas specials(GI Joe, He-Man, Smurfs, etc):

http://www.lasertimepodcast.com/2012/12/17/laser-time-the-worst-christmas-specials-ever-made/

Nerd Poker is a great idea but could use some more time in the woodshed

ha didn't they record the first episode over a year ago?

also they've been playing D&D on Harmontown for awhile now

the Harmontown D&D is great

The latest Hodgman interview on Nerdist is a winner.

yes! new cm punk interview is good too

"This is gonna be 'ruff'!" #womptacular

"how did this get made?" is pretty hit-or-miss but the live episode with julie klausner about "the devil's advocate" is gold

I love "How Did This Get Made?" My only gripe is that they try so hard to expose plot holes and inconsistencies, but it often turns out that they just weren't paying much attention. It's always like, "I watched this movie on my phone while I was jogging and it made no sense."

The first two episodes of Jeff Garlin's podcast were both great.

Ok, Paul F. Tompkins and Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett of MST3K doing dueling Don Pardos on Superego 3-14 kinda killed me.

omg I haven't heard that yet :D

Moshe Kasher & Neal Brennan's ep with Kumail Nanjiani is really great. See also: Wayans Bros ep, and the Retta ep.

I'm enjoying "The Reality Show Show", especially where the ludicrousness of the subject matter is such that the hosts break character and can't contain their reactions

comedy bang bang tv show is up on netflix streaming now

jake fogelnest read my farrah abraham itunes review at the start of the Fogelnest Files today. so proud.

My pal April has started one where she invites people (comedians, so far) over to her place to watch and live-critique episodes of Saved By The Bell. She's gotten verbal commits from both Dave Grohl and Andrew WK to appear on future eps, but those haven't materialized yet.

http://gobayside.tumblr.com/

http://www.amazon.com/Would-Rather-Watch-While-Theaters/dp/B00BCWNXG8/ref=lp_5287371011_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1362270553&sr=1-3

lol this is the funniest thing to me

it's a real game, not a CBB invention, if that's why you're lolling?

thx sic

I feel like hip L.A. comedians are always going on about singer-songwriters like Aimee Mann and Fiona Apple and Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe, so it was a nice surprise to hear Zach Galifianakis give a shout-out to The Field on Comedy Bang Bang this week.

What the eff:

http://www.podcastone.com/

apparently one of the founders of Westwood One decided he's going to try to start a podcast network or distribution point or I don't know what. the shows carried on there tend to run the gamut, you could say.

http://www.podcastone.com/f/podcast

Adam Carolla to Harry Shearer to On The Media and RadioLab and Ron Paul and Laura Ingraham to the Skeptics Guide to the Universe to Dennis Miller

Nerdist interview with Jeff Bridges worth a listen