This week Aaron Davidson sits down to talk about MC Paul Barman and all of his various influences.  Aaron's face, befuddled and enraptured, can be found on the Nerdtern's webseries on the Nerdist Youtube Channel.   Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike W

This week I talk with the co-host of the first podcast what ever blessed my ears.  Adam Lisagor is not only the co-host of You Look Nice Today, but he's also a tech video visionary of sorts, and I'm voting him Best New Deadpan of Today.  Because I have

This is what this podcast is all about.  A guy whose work I admire exposes me to something new.  Paul Zaloom was (and still is) Beakman from Beakman's World, a political satirist, performance artist and puppeteer.  This week, he talks to my good pal an

This week, comedy writer Rob Kutner (Conan, The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, The Daily Show) joins us to talk about his new album "It's Ok To... Do Stuff," a contemporary take on the album we covered a few weeks back with Kevin Allison.  It's a grea

This week, Kevin Allison of The State and his podcast Risk stops by to talk about Free to Be... You and Me.  It's another great episode where comedy helped someone through life, and that's what this stuff is all about.  It's awesome. Host: Jason Klamm

This week, Peter Atencio, the amazing director of Key & Peele stops by to talk Adam Sandler's "They're All Gonna Laugh at You."  It was a great time.  Also - WATCH KEY & PEELE. Also, to make up for the lack of episodes (and to explain it) please watch

This week the podcast gets a dose of Andie Bolt, the host of Dork Fork on the Nerdist Channel!  Listen in as we talk somewhat about this week's album. Dork Fork Episode 1: Dr. Who Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden This Week’s Guest: Andie Bol

Jeremy's back!  This time we talk about Don Novello's album in character as Father Guido Sarducci - "Breakfast in Heaven."  Enjoy! Uncle Jermy's Smyle Hour A Drinking Game  Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden This Week’s Guest: Jeremy Guskin

Coming next week - our old pal Jeremy Guskin talks about Father Guido Sarducci's (Don Novello) album "Breakfast in Heaven."  Very difficult to find, and out of print, this one was a big influence on Jeremy.  Since the episode isn't up this week, I thoug

This week, we're visited again by James Urbaniak.  The album?  "The Odd Couple Sings."  One of the many from the period you'll now find filed under "personality" or "oddities," if you can find it at all, this album is a snapshot of pop culture of the 7