The hilarious Arden Myrin talks with me about Steve Martin’s influence on her, listening to this album for the first time for the show, and acting for him on stage.  It’s a fantastic conversation with a brilliantly funny comedian and … Continue reading →

Writer, cartoonist, graphic novelist and more Mimi Pond was kind enough to sit down and talk with me about the ever-popular Nichols and May, and discuss her history in the publishing and cartooning industries, as well as why we hold … Continue reading →

For the second rare occasion of this year, we’re talking with the artist himself.  Also, we’re once again talking about Dolemite Is My Name.  Scott Bomar is an accomplished composer and musician and he was a Rudy Ray Moore fan … Continue reading →

Peter has written for things that have dotted the childhoods and young adulthoods of a few generations, now, including Rugrats and The Simpsons.  Like a lot of young comedy types growing up, he was fascinated by Nixon, and David Frye … Continue reading →

He’s a stand-up, an author, an actor and a TV writer, and this week Josh Gondelman talks about an album he loved before he ever met and befriended it’s creator, Matt Braunger. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Josh Gondelman JoshGondelman....

From Ian Shoales to Duck’s Breath to much more, Merle Kessler’s work started with influences that have their roots in his family’s Columbia Record Club subscription. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Merle Kessler IanShoales.

I came across one of Colleen’s articles about vinyl comedy and found out later that she’s fairly new to the world of comedy albums, which made me more intrigued as to what kept her hooked.  She was kind enough to … Continue reading →

We’ve only talked about our guest’s most recent album twice total, and this is the first time for vinyl.  We talk about Adam’s fantastic album and about his entire history with comedy, and get in pretty deep on comedy with … Continue reading →

Andre Jacquemin returns in the first part of a series: The History of Monty Python.  You’ve heard me talk with Phil Proctor and Taylor Jessen in a sibling series, The History of The Firesign Theatre, where we discuss just that, … Continue reading →

Jennifer Candy stops by to talk a mutual favorite, Monty Python Sings! Also, if you want to see the video version of some of my interviews, become a patron at: bit.ly/covpatreon Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Jennifer Candy jennifer-can...