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wanted to chime in here with a recommendation. i've recently been listening to the fustercluck (itunes). i just kind of started delving into the world of comedy podcasts that don't involve interviews with comedians, and i think these guys are really funny. essentially it's three dudes who drink and swap stories and banter about just about any topic that comes to mind. it's surprisingly well-organized for unscripted comedy. to quote one of their itunes reviews: quote:top notch convo comedy. it's like hanging out with the funniest guys at a party, knocking back a few bevs, and sharing your best/most personal stories. there's no down time, no preachiness, no pompous egos and no limits. not sure about the ego thing, but definitely worth a listen.
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I can't speak to fustercluck, but the funniest thing I've seen on itunes in a bit is mistyping it as 'flustercluck', finding just one match, a podcast called Flustercluck! with the dorkiest thumbnail ever, with one episode from last year, with one one star review reading simply "Garbage! Phooey!".
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Here's something I've been noticing recently... Seems like most of the comedy podcasts I listen to come from the Los Angeles area, which is odd, because everyone's always talking about how much better the standup scene is in New York rather than LA, but LA has the opportunity for TV shows and commercials and movies, so everyone lives there. Julie Klausner does "How Was Your Week?" out of NYC, but scrolling through my list of subscriptions I don't see any others. And how about Chicago? There's the AV Club podcast, but for all the talk of Second City and the improv scene there, it seems like there ought to be a comedy podcast from there. It's entirely possible that I'm just missing lots of great stuff, so I'd love to hear if there's anything from these cities (or San Francisco, or Toronto, or wherever). I know a lot of the interview material involves traveling standups from all over the country. For instance, Memphis has no comedy scene to speak of, so nobody comes here. But three hours east, Nashville gets a lot of great acts, so there's potential for a Nashville-based podcast. Hell, what about Vegas?
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Vancouver -> Stop Podcasting Yourself would be the podcast of record. They get a few Canadian acts from all over.
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Mike and Tom Eat Snacks is out of New York, but they don't do guests at all, so I guess that doesn't really fit the bill.
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Bob Kelly's "You know what dude". He Is a New York comic doing his podcast outta his manhatten apartment. This is probably my favorite podcast at the moment. I have been thinking of starting its own thread. Bob started comedy with Dane Cook. I am not a fan of cook,And I have never even seen Kelly do a stand up set so I don't know if I wouild like his stand up comedy. Alls I know is his podcast is hilarious. http://riotcast.com/robertkelly/index.php
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Mar 7, 2012 04:10
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HateTheInternet posted:
The best news ever.
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Isn't Totally Laime out of New York?
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FitFortDanga posted:Isn't Totally Laime out of New York?
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HateTheInternet posted:
Why isn't every post in this thread about this fact?
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You Had To Be There is (mostly) out of New York
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HateTheInternet posted:
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What's You Look Nice Today about?
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jyrka posted:What's You Look Nice Today about? How nice you look. Specifically today.
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It is like all my Christmases have come at once!
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jyrka posted:What's You Look Nice Today about? About an hour of pure joy.
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Just some random trivia, but I just looked on Itunes and Paul F. Tompkins is on 184 currently available podcasts. The man is a machine.
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benito posted:Here's something I've been noticing recently... Seems like most of the comedy podcasts I listen to come from the Los Angeles area, which is odd, because everyone's always talking about how much better the standup scene is in New York rather than LA, but LA has the opportunity for TV shows and commercials and movies, so everyone lives there. e: Nerdist has the best podcast brand going. The title show is hit or miss (mostly miss except for hostfuls I feel, the guys just aren't great interviewers) but the Todd Glass Show, Indoor Kids, You Made It Weird, and most recently The JV Club are all very entertaining shows. They have you covered pretty much every day of the week. indigi fucked around with this message at 07:55 on Mar 10, 2012 |
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:Just some random trivia, but I just looked on Itunes and Paul F. Tompkins is on 184 currently available podcasts. The man is a machine. I'm sure this has come up in this thread before, but: http://trackpft.com/
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GraPar posted:I'm sure this has come up in this thread before, but: http://trackpft.com/
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wafflesnsegways posted:Now we just need a podcast feed of PFT guest appearances I could subscribe to. It's kind of weird someone took the time to put together that website, but then didn't include links to the content and an RSS feed.
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NotWearingPants posted:It's kind of weird someone took the time to put together that website, but then didn't include links to the content and an RSS feed. It's just a list copied off a publicly edited google documents spreadsheet. The person running it probably didn't spend that much time on it. PFT is great though.
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jyrka posted:What's You Look Nice Today about? Editing. I need to listen to it again, haven't paid attention to it in ages, but that was my impression.
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New Lou Reads the Internet for YOU! is up. Episode 88 - Lou Reads All About the Sucky World of Real Vampires
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King Lou posted:New Lou Reads the Internet for YOU! is up. Goddamn Lou, do you do much editing when you read these, cause I don't know how I could read these posts without cracking the hell up.
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I edit the gently caress out of them because I'm often reading most of the threads for the 1st time as i record them. So I'm constantly loving up. All the terrible writing plus laughing make the whole process so long!
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I wanna throw out a recommendation for Throwing Shade, the new MaxFun podcast, with Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi. Erin is a lady, Bryan is a gay, and the podcast deals with issues that relate to ladies and gays. Not only is it extremely funny (Bryan is a very quick wit, and Erin is a great straight-man) but it's also surprisingly deep and smart, which I attribute to the general hostile atmosphere towards ladies and gays that has been hanging in the air this election season. I think I knew I loved it with the last episode, in which Bryan Safi became the only person in any media outlet, serious or otherwise, to actually point out some of the hypocrisy of the Invisible Children anti-Kony group. Funny and smart poo poo.
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quadrophrenic posted:I wanna throw out a recommendation for Throwing Shade, the new MaxFun podcast, with Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi. Erin is a lady, Bryan is a gay, and the podcast deals with issues that relate to ladies and gays. Not only is it extremely funny (Bryan is a very quick wit, and Erin is a great straight-man) but it's also surprisingly deep and smart, which I attribute to the general hostile atmosphere towards ladies and gays that has been hanging in the air this election season. Gonna agree with this, never heard of it before the Maxfun thing, but I'm in love with this stuff. Bryan's raw disgust and outrage when the tampon toxic shock story happened, and in the show after it, was just so hilarious, as was their exposure on 'butt chugging' and skunk harassment. But yea, even without their hilarious jokes, they're two very well informed, witty, people and a delight to listen to.
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Greg Proops impersonation of chlamydia-suffering Al Capone on Alcatraz is hilarious.
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quadrophrenic posted:I wanna throw out a recommendation for Throwing Shade, the new MaxFun podcast, with Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi. Erin is a lady, Bryan is a gay, and the podcast deals with issues that relate to ladies and gays. Not only is it extremely funny (Bryan is a very quick wit, and Erin is a great straight-man) but it's also surprisingly deep and smart, which I attribute to the general hostile atmosphere towards ladies and gays that has been hanging in the air this election season. My friend just got me and another friend into this a week or two ago and he's finished and I'm halfway caught up to the current episodes. I'm so far behind because I can't listen to it on the subway, I look like a lunatic, laughing to myself every couple of minutes.
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Throwing Shade is awesome.  Erin Gibson is hilarious, I've been a casual fan for a couple years now and she regularly delivers the funny. Her appearance on the Totally Laime podcast is pretty intense, too.
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A new Dead Author's Podcast went up, with Brian Stack as P.G. Wodehouse. Doubt it'll be as good as the Sagan one, but hey more free PFT.
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He was posting on facebook how he had Matt Walsh as J. R. R. Tolkien. I was hoping he'd post that. 
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COUNTIN THE BILLIES posted:Greg Proops impersonation of chlamydia-suffering Al Capone on Alcatraz is hilarious. I just listened to this earlier and cracked up out loud while walking around in public. God I love Greg Proops.
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j8910 posted:He was posting on facebook how he had Matt Walsh as J. R. R. Tolkien. I was hoping he'd post that. Yeah seriously, I keep refreshing the feed waiting for that one
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Oh my God. The Tim Tebow episode of improv4humans is one of the funniest podcasts I've ever heard.
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So it looks like Odenkirk is going to release a podcast on Earwolf called "Mr. Blow", focusing on Mr. Show and with guests involved with the show:AST Forums posted:In a recent "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) thread on the site Reddit, Bob Odenkirk revealed that he has recorded the first episode of a Mr. Show-themed podcast for the Earwolf podcasting network. From the chat:
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