Funny podcasts
Lately I've been listening to two extremely funny podcasts, and I'd like to share the joy, so please check them out:
1. The Nerdist, hosted by Chris Hardwick. Chris and a few other co-hosts interview various comedians, actors, musicians and other entertainers. The guests are almost always very interesting and very funny - some of them include Thomas Lennon, Adam Corolla, Drew Carey, Jon Hamm, Joel McHale, Adam Savage, Rob Zombie, Weird Al Yankovic, and many more.
2. Doug Loves Movies, hosted by Doug Benson. Each episode Doug hosts two or three other comedians/entertainers in front of a live audience (usually at the UCB Theater in Los Angeles). They talk about movies and play movie-related games. Tons and tons of very funny people have been on Doug's show, too many to name. Note: the podcast used to be called I love Movies with Doug Benson (in case you're searching for older episodes online).
Both of these are available on iTunes, but for some reason iTunes only has a dozen or so of the most recent episodes of Doug Loves Movies (when there are, in fact, over 50 in total floating around somewhere on the internet).
Check them out and let me know what you think. I've been obsessed with both of them for the past few weeks. Very funny stuff.
1. The Nerdist, hosted by Chris Hardwick. Chris and a few other co-hosts interview various comedians, actors, musicians and other entertainers. The guests are almost always very interesting and very funny - some of them include Thomas Lennon, Adam Corolla, Drew Carey, Jon Hamm, Joel McHale, Adam Savage, Rob Zombie, Weird Al Yankovic, and many more.
2. Doug Loves Movies, hosted by Doug Benson. Each episode Doug hosts two or three other comedians/entertainers in front of a live audience (usually at the UCB Theater in Los Angeles). They talk about movies and play movie-related games. Tons and tons of very funny people have been on Doug's show, too many to name. Note: the podcast used to be called I love Movies with Doug Benson (in case you're searching for older episodes online).
Both of these are available on iTunes, but for some reason iTunes only has a dozen or so of the most recent episodes of Doug Loves Movies (when there are, in fact, over 50 in total floating around somewhere on the internet).
Check them out and let me know what you think. I've been obsessed with both of them for the past few weeks. Very funny stuff.