This week Im joined by Ahir Shah to talk about the classic record Beyond the Fringe, the Footlights experience, the Fringe, and his comedy life in general. Host:Jason Klamm Producer:Mike Worden Gue

This week, Katie returns and does me the honor of interviewing me about 10 albums that mean even more to me now that the podcast exists. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Katie Mears Plea

Some of my first meaningful internet interactions were with Adam Koford, as a result of my love for his comics.  He even let me sell a sculpture of one of his cartoons so I wouldn’t lose my apartment

Alex Salem has been waiting a full decade for this to come out so he could discuss it on this very show.  He returns to walk me through an album that I needed a little bit of context for.  We … Contin

Lew Irwin talks about the origins of The Credibility Gap as a news satire show, and how Len Chandler composed 1,000 songs in one year alone for the program. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Gue

Ned Hastings returns to help me round out the Steve Martin discography, with The Steve Martin Brothers, as well as Comedy is Not Pretty. Also, please join me this weekend to fundraise for a sick kitty

Dr. Ian Brodie joins me to talk about folklore, using Carlin’s A Place for My Stuff as a way in to talking about how he examines stand-up through the folklore lens. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Wo

Jordan Young joins me this week to talk about the latest (and possibly final) edition of his book Spike Jones Off the Record (hardback): The Man Who Murdered Music.  Our starting point is an outrageou

Spike Jones, Jr tells the story of his father’s career, as well as filling in for his dad near the end of his dad’s life. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Spike Jones, Jr. Please subscri

Family Albums returns, and we talk with Karen Knotts about her father, Don Knotts, as well as his 1961 comedy album, An Evening with Me. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Karen Knotts Ple