This week's episode was recorded at Maximum Fun HQ in Los Angeles.  Why, you ask?  Because this week's guest is none other than Jesse Thorn, host of Jordan, Jesse, Go! and host of Bullseye.  This week, Jesse introduces me to an album I knew nothing abo

This week, we talk with Adam X. Storm and Josh Mills about the NEW Ernie Kovacs record!  Yes, you read that right - new.  "Percy Dovetonsils... Thpeaks" was compiled from a recording that was thought to be lost.  When it was discovered, Josh Mills (son

This week I talk with the awesome Mike Phirman about Weird Al's "Dare to Be Stupid."  We had a grand old time talking about the great Mr. Yankovic and about Mike's own great comedy music.  Listen and enjoy. Mike's Website Mike's Album "The Very Last S

This week, I talk to Nerdist podcast producer Katie Levine.  She wanted to talk about Jerry Seinfeld's "I'm Telling You For the Last Time."  I hadn't heard it in forever, but I'm glad she brought me back to it.  When not producing shows, Katie also has

Listening to Chris Rock's "Bigger and Blacker" is, according to this week's guest, listening to someone at the top of their game.  It's hard to argue with.  It's a strange mix of standup and sketch, but Chris Rock manages to make it work, turning a whol

If that cover doesn't say it all, I don't know if we'll be able to do it justice.  This is a "bargain bin" episode, where I find a rare or odd album and just wing it with a regular or guest.  This week, the wonderful Jeremy Guskin talks with me about a

Oh no!  Is something wrong with the space-time continuum?  No.  I've just been completing my first children's book and we're busy editing.  We have a bunch of awesome episodes coming up.  Here I tell you more. Thanks! Jason

More coming soon, including a special cross-over episode to introduce a new podcast on the StolenDress Network.  This is a little placeholder until the next episode.

I will remember Memorial Day 2012 as a night of nerddom.  Look at that picture.  Even Jeremy is wearing thick-rimmed glasses in spirit.  This week, we talk with two of my favorite character actors of all time, David Anthony Higgins and James Urbaniak.

  It's been a long time coming, but Jonah Ray is finally on the podcast.  It's highly unlikely you've never heard of The Nerdist, but if you haven't, it's pretty much the best podcast out there.  As a standup, vinyl comedy was part of his education, a