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One of my weekly favorites is Tell 'em Steve-Dave. Now I know a lot of people don't care for the Kevin Smith brand of comedy but you at least have to try this one. The 3 hosts Brian Johnson, Walter Flanagan, and Brian Quinn are amazing and have far better chemistry than Kevin and Scott. Each episode mainly consists of them straight up bull making GBS threads about any random topic,news piece, or hilarious story from their past. I enjoy this podcast leaps and bounds over its parent podcast Smodcast. Where Kevin usually dominates the mic, and almost each scenario he and Scott come up with just end up with a dick sucking punchline. TESD is an excellent listen and I highly recommend it over Smodcast. Notable episodes are: Episodes 12 & 13 where the hosts go and interview various long term sellers at the Collingswood flea market. They play a portion of the interviews and then commentate/riff on what was spoken. Highly entertaining and the 2 episodes together clock in at nearly 6 hours, so if you have a long commute like I do, episodes like these are a Godsend. http://www.smodcast.com/stevedave/
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WoG posted:Hmm, I might actually check this out. It didn't take long to get loving tired of Kevin on smodcast, but Bryan Johnson was easily the best guest. On the other hand, given that they both run comic book stores, they might only talk about poo poo I don't care about... They almost never talk about comics. But they do tell stories about about odd customers, and weird things that happen at the store. There's almost nothing in tesd that the average person would be lost by.
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Aug 6, 2010 21:00
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Man I just can't get into Adam Carolla ever since I first heard the 3rd episode of the Nerdist. Adam went off about Rankin Bass and Hanna Barbara and overreacted for well over 15 minutes on how evil and disgusting the cartoons and their creators are. Chris Hardwick and his 2 cohosts just seemed shocked about the whole thing. They even mention about it briefly in the Drew Carrey episode I think. Is this some sort of bit he does or is he generally this unlikable?
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Aug 24, 2010 00:50
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Fitzdog Radio is pretty good. Greg Fitzsimmons usually has great guests and is generally a pretty decent podcast. The show is generally around an hour long. One of my favorite episodes is a little shorter than usual but has Bob Saget as the guest. If you're into Saget's comedy definitely check it out because he an Greg play really well off of each other. WTF with Marc Maron is just really interesting to listen to. Before starting his podcast I didn't even know who he was. Now after listening for 2 months I feel oddly attached to his show. It's not always funny, it's not always interesting, but for some reason Marc's outlook on life is really interesting to hear. He's a very interesting person who struggles with real problems and more often than not it hits home with me. Hearing him quit smoking and listening to his attitude change through the course of the week was really inspiring. Some of his noteworthy episodes are:Episodes 75 & 76 which of course are the Carlos Mencia interviews. I remember someone earlier mentioning dislike towards Natasha Leggero, I've heard of her a few times and really didn't think too much of her, but drat! On the latest episode of Maron's podcast (ep.101) she came of like a oval office. She kept going on about Marc's ex girls and arguments she's witnessed between them. I don't know if that's her stage persona or if she's that bitchy all the time maybe some of you goons can give me some insight because I don't know too much about her. And like an abused wife I keep returning to smodcast. Although to my surprise the latest episode(130) was better than the last few weeks of the live shows Kevin Smith is still using dick sucking jokes as a go to comedic crutch. I'm curious to see how many of you listen to the red headed thoroughly beaten stepchild of the "smodfamily" The Toronto Ontario Mo & Glo Show. I don't know why I listen, Malcolm Ingram, the shows host isn't very likable on his own (although I liked his past appearances on smod) and his cohost is his mother. Each episode is like watching a car wreck. I don't enjoy it but I don't stop listening and I don't know why... Any other goons who listen to this one have thoughts on it?
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Aug 25, 2010 01:01
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The episode with Dane Cook really changed my opinion of him as well. I'm not a fan of his in the slightest but I definitely think more of him since his appearance on Maron's podcast. Oddly enough though he appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast and he bugged me for some reason. I guess that's the magic of WTF.SKULE123 posted:Needs more love from here: Comedy And Everything Else (great guests, likeable hosts) Borrego fucked around with this message at 01:55 on Aug 25, 2010 |
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Aug 25, 2010 01:39
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Some good Podcasts coming out this last week. Elisiabeth Shue censoring her comments on Doug Loves movies. Todd Glass returning to Comedy and everything else. Jimmy Pardo onWTF. Paul F Tompkins on the Nerdist. And for my fellow goons who listen to Tell 'em Steve Dave an hour long argument between Bryan and Walter. As an avid listener it was pretty hard to listen to. They patched things up by the end and started doing commentary on what they thought was their worst live show in Houston.
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Aug 31, 2010 02:34
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benito posted:Don't forget Walt's plan for combating movie piracy: the movie studios get to destroy pirates' computers via the internet with an electromagnetic pulse. It's really his best solution for society's problems since he suggested pairing up child molesters with midgets. I agreed with almost everything he said about piracy but his knowledge of E.m.p.'s had me rolling. Especially when he found out it was a bomb that would take out a block and Bryan Yells "God drat it, we have no electricity you just had to pirate Ernest goes to Hollywood for the 27th time... again!
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Aug 31, 2010 20:15
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Thank you goons for recommending UYD. I listened to a few episodes to day at work and I'm hooked.
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Sep 2, 2010 00:18
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nemoulette posted:On a side note: the latest episode of the Joe Rogan Experience is really funny because, like all funny episodes of that show, it features a heavy amount of Joey Diaz. Specifically, his experiences of going to prison which are a loving riot. That episode was amazing. I could listen to Eddie, Joe, and Joey talk for hours. Listening to Joey's story about going to prison was loving fascinating.
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Sep 5, 2010 01:17
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catpowerd posted:Wow the last Doug Loves Movies was the first time I've heard Doug get angry. Yeah him yelling at Tj Miller. At first I thought it was entirely a bit, but after hearing it again it seems like he's playing off his anger with some comedy.
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Sep 7, 2010 21:38
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To be fair I thought almost every tangent Tj went on was really funny and a lot more entertaining than 7 rounds of Len Maltin. I can see why Doug would be irritated but drat did he seem genuinely upset.
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Sep 8, 2010 01:05
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A PRIZED MULE! posted:Haven't listened yet, but it looks like Tyler Knight is a guest on the new Joe Rogan podcast. Awesome, can't wait to hear this one. Joe talks about this guy quite a bit. Hopefully it's a good 2 hours of hosed up porn shoot stories.
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Sep 8, 2010 22:54
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Civil posted:http://feed.podcastmachine.com/podcasts/5841/mp3.rss Thanks for this I love me some Joey Diaz. Looking forward to listening.
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Sep 17, 2010 03:23
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Rogan is great but he'd definitely a hype machine when it comes to conspiracies and other odd theories that he comes across. Anyone listen to the latest TESD? I was curious to what they bleeped out but I'm going to assume it was Walt plugging another listener. Thanks to you goons I've been listening to back episodes of UYD. Are there any episodes that would be considered a fan favorite or best. Ala "making hay" from TESD or Maron's interview with Mencia on WTF.
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Sep 21, 2010 02:30
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Anyone else been playing the Len Maltin game or Build a title thanks to Doug loves movies? Build a title has spread like a wild fire in my group of friends.
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Sep 22, 2010 23:51
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Carabus posted:I've been liking smodcast recently, but only the episodes with Smith and Mosier. I think they do a lot better when they're not live. For no reason at all here is how I rank the smodcast network pods. 1.TESD 2.Jay and Silent Bob get old. 3.Highlands: a peephole history 4.Blow hard 5.Bagged and boarded 6.Smodcast 7.The Toronto Ontario Moe & Glo show
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Sep 24, 2010 18:05
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Mierenneuker posted:My favourite bit was when one of the guests could guess the Stephen King movie with ALL the names and Doug skipped straight ahead to Jack Nicholson. That episode was a match made in heaven. I would love to see them back on Doug Loves Movies. That may be my favorite episode yet, next to the Craig Robinson episode. Did any of you buy the Len Maltin tournament of champions episode? Is it worth a purchase, or is it only for die hard fans?
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Sep 28, 2010 00:39
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For those of you listening to The Joe Rogan Experience, were any of you disappointed at Joe's non interest/resentment in doing WTF with Marc Maron? I would absolutely love to hear that interview.
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Oct 1, 2010 02:35
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Latest episode of the Joe Rogan experience made me realize how much I missed Tom Green. I remember totally digging on his show way back when on Mtv. I know he has an internet show that he's been doing but I can't wait for him to start podcasting.
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Oct 2, 2010 00:50
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CharlesWillisMaddox posted:Awesome, Tom Green is now hosting a live Podcast at Kevin Smith's SModcastle. I was hoping someone out of his circle of friends would start doing shows there. Now for UYD to start doing live shows there (Although they probably hate Kevin Smith) I can't wait to hear how this turns out I'd love to see this last.
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Oct 5, 2010 23:35
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God I love when Joey Diaz is on the Joe Rogan podcast. Also maybe it's because I'm a "hater". But holy gently caress Jimmy Dore and his wife made me not even finish this weeks DLM.
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Oct 28, 2010 20:09
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:Wow, I guess I haven't really noticed any anti female sentiment. I just thought she was really unfunny. I obviously can't speak for everyone, but some women, Garfunkle and Oates, Sarah Silverman, etc. have been some of my favorite podcast guests. I agree with this 100%. Although maybe it does have to do with it not having the live audience. I just found the episode to be boring and not up to par with a normal episode. This weeks UYD was amazing as usual.
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Oct 29, 2010 22:39
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Anyone have any idea who the arrogant "comedian" who tried to bribe Marc Maron on this weeks WTF?
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Nov 4, 2010 02:10
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webster876 posted:Today is a sad day. Today is the day I will finish the backlog of UYD. :'( I don't want it to end, Seth and Jah. I want the magic to continue forever. I only have 40 episodes left. It'll will be a sad day when I no longer have a backlog to listen to between weeks.
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Nov 19, 2010 23:12
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Desk Lamp posted:I dunno what it is but Seth Romatelli's laugh when he's being sarcastic cracks me up every loving time. It's not just you, it gets me as well. I really hope they do another uyd live or at least another video episode. Watching them talk to each other makes it so much more entertaining. You see them together and when they're on a roll you can tell that they're both really enjoying it.
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Jan 11, 2011 01:40
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Any of you goons going to Uyd Live in a few weeks?
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nemoulette posted:She was the first of her tribe. She competed with the warriors of the tribe like she was a warrior herself. She didn't understand women being thought of the ones who care for the home. Her hunting and tracking skills were superb. She was never quite excepted though, until the war broke out between Spanish settlers and her tribe. She gave her life for her people. She fought hard and fierce, but a bullet was put through her. And no matter how strong and courageous she was asked to join the gods. She still dances through the fields where she was killed and plays her flute so that all can hear. The white man calls her flute playing: Wind. The first time I heard that poem I had to pull over and stop driving because I was laughing so hard.
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