As a fan of Epic Rap Battles of History, I had to have Zach Sherwin on.  He's a brilliant performer, and a great writer.  I'm always pleasantly surprised when someone who could easily (and understandably) have had an entirely vinyl-free listening exper...

Julia is a stand-up and the host of the Simpsons podcast "Everything's Coming Up Podcast!" and she decided to do something unusual.  She picked an album only a year old - the newest vinyl album we've ever talked about on the show.

The full, actual title of this gem is "Music to Listen to Records By - Edie Adams Sings?"  A woman after my own heart, with one of the great, absurd record titles of all time, and using punctuation in the title (my first sketch comedy group,

I've spoken to some of the great minds in comedy on this show.  And yes, I count Jeremy Guskin among them.  But when I told Jeremy that Billy West was doing the show, his reaction was the same as mine.  Billy West is a hero to both of us, and,

We're back on a favorite, and not long since the last time we covered it.  I'm not sure if it's just the demand of listening to the album more than I normally would, but the amazing Paul Gilmartin of The Mental Illness Happy Hour have a great discussio...

This week, I talk with one of the producers of the Back to the Future documentary "Back in Time," Lee Leshen, who brings up Howie Mandel's insane crowdwork comedy for the first time on the show.  Give it a listen, and go see the movie,

Live from iOWest!  I'm joined this week by James Urbaniak, Jeremy Guskin, Andy Merrill and Taylor Jessen to talk about "Another Monty Python Record!" - You can win a chance to be on Comedy on Vinyl by donating to the Michael J. Fox Foundation!

He's a stand up, an author, and the host of Redacted Tonight.  Give his work a listen and it'll become obvious why the influence of Carlin was so important to him.  We discuss Class Clown and how important it is to have not only a point of view and a v...

He's the voice of Brak, one of the writers of Space Ghost: Coast to Coast, and a big fan of Steve Martin.  We have a lot of fun talking about obscure comedy as well as this, one of the most well-known there is. - Host: Jason Klamm

This week's episode is not really about one comedy album, but about the strange case of a burned commune, the family that lived there, and the man who has been studying the site for thirty-plus years, using vinyl found at the scene as one of his tools.