Comedy Podcasts: your suggestions please

um idk if anyone but me enjoys this but I fucking love TV Crimes with Mikey Neuman & Wil Wheaton

They watch random episodes of old tv shows (different show each week) & yell about it & it's v funny

Family Circus Christmas Special still my favorite so far. There hasn't been many episodes, they only do them every few months when they have time.

I've been binging on the Dollop lately after having discovered it after someone recommended the jetpack episode. The one I especially enjoyed was "The Two Indigenous Actors" from about a month back which just has the craziest twist ending.

Yeah that was a great one! 10 Cent Beer Night is still one of my alltime favorites.

10 Cent Beer Night is amazing. The baseball ones are usually great, for some reason. Falling Pilot, btw, is pretty insane.

my fave episode remains the one about gay panic in the us navy, which a couple of deeply repressed maniacs decided to combat by forming their own gay sex ring

Oh god that one was great.

"How can we be sure they're gay?"
"We'll have to let them give us blowjobs."

it was basically an irl version of the timelessly classic onion story Why Do All These Homosexuals Keep Sucking My Cock?

so good

guys you gotta hear this insane how did this get made? behind-the-scenes interview with dan gordon, the writer of surf ninjas: http://www.earwolf.com/episode/origin-stories-bonus-dan-gordon/

office supply theft, accidentally making a movie for the mob, robbing wealthy dentists - it's all in there!

10 cent beer night was amazing

:D

it feels like a movie, i love it so much

my other faves are the Daredevil episode, and the Cleveland Balloon release

almost cried laughing at astronaut scott carpenter's helium-fuelled phone call with the president in today's dollop

oh god I was dying that was hysterical

holy shit @ $20 million CIA robocat

and yet powerless against the threat of an ordinary taxicab. sad!

Hey all! This is only minorly in the comedy podcast vein - its more True Crime really but with some dry humour so if that floats your boat, give it a try! Its made by friends of mine and is into episode 3 at present.

http://bloodymurder.podbean.com/

yay this looks right up my alley!

I figured it definitely would be! I added you to the FB group too :)

I saw that - thank you!

Do we have a thread for promotin' our own podcasts yet?

Do any ILMers podcast?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IXBdFRny0c&feature=share

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woah, ahmed best is on the new episode of i was there too to talk about playing jar jar binks? bet he's got some fun/awful stories to tell...

That ILM podcast thread seems to be mostly about music (as an ILM thread would be); I'd be interested in hearing about kingfish's podcast.

Mine is here: http://www.soundcloud.com/givingthemic

It's called "Giving the Mic to the Wrong Person"

Lately we've been doing group convos dragging on online fan culture from a leftist perspective, but previous episodes had me talking to various people about their cultural obsessions, from Go to "The Crow"

New live Dollop about Terri Hoffman & the Texas Hypnocult is fuuuuucking bananas

also Matt from Chapo Trap House was a guest on the Dollop live Detroit episode about Henry Ford
(His "Karl Barks" joke was A+)

I'm catching up - just started the Hypnocult one - but the Welfare Queen ep is also crazy as hell. Also super disheartening to learn that one sociopathic person basically set a precedent that destroyed welfare in the US.

the stats on mainstream newspaper coverage of welfare during 60s - 80s that Dave rattles off at the end of that ep were enraging iirc

i just started that episode

If you like PFT and don't mind Hollywood Handbook, the recent ep with him is pretty entertaining. Especially the opening parodying Spontaneanation.

...and if you love Hollywood Handbook and don't mind PFT?

I don't know, man, that's a worldview so foreign to me it's like The Arrival or something.

3,000 Scharpling fans can't be wrong

i love hollywood handbook

Hollywood Handbook is the fucking best

speak more on that

that's dope, that's dope

(btw sean was a writer or something on the recently cancelled show 'making history' (and played a college dean in a very small role) and in one of the most recent episodes adam pally's character said 'that's dope, that's dope' several times)

I guess Cum Town hasn't been discussed in this thread? I find it pretty consistently entertaining and occasionally amazing. Lately they've been doing these west coast eps with Nick and two other comics instead of Adam and Stav and they lack some of the trademark juvenility that Adam and Stav bring, but I still enjoy them.

there's some talk about it on the chapo thread

yeah, I thought I remembered talking about it somewhere on ilx

I just tried to listen to the dollop (Christian episode) and couldn't really get into it. The two guys didn't really strike me as good comedians, it was more like hanging out with the *funny guys* at the office.

which one is the christian episode?

idk, maybe they're not yr taste? nbd. but imo they are funny comedians

(btw sean was a writer or something on the recently cancelled show 'making history' (and played a college dean in a very small role) and in one of the most recent episodes adam pally's character said 'that's dope, that's dope' several times)

I gotta check this out! i really loved the grinder, i think i actually watched it through 2-3 times (i have done that with almost zero shows ever), especially towards the end where rob lowe basically starts talking like the old hollywood handbook opens (so there i was with robert.... deniro, and--)

idk, maybe they're not yr taste? nbd. but imo they are funny comedians

gareth reynolds is one of the quickest-witted comedians working today, i think, and dave anthony does a great job of bringing the best out in him - they're a great team

man alive, if you want to try another dollop there are a few recommendations for all-time-bests upthread iirc, but yeah maybe it's just not gonna be your bag

i've got a big backlog of dollops to work through since i spent the last six weeks or so shotgunning episodes of the greatest generation, the star trek:tng podcast by two guys who are a bit embarrassed to have a star trek podcast, which mirrors my relationship with the show perfectly

making history is not as great as the grinder but still has some laughs, especially from neil casey and john gemberling playing samuel adams and john hancock

Xp Christman episode, rather.