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I LOVED the rollerskate train song. 76.2 was almost as good as 76.1 but Zach wanting to leave (and not really contributing that much to Would You Rather) kind of hurt it. I really enjoyed the first half more I think just because of Scott and Zach basically giggling to themselves over saying things oddly.
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Oct 21, 2010 18:04
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I'm pretty sure I've seen Zach do the 'mispronounces a word, and when asked about it just says 'oh yeah, they changed the pronunciation' a few places and it's always funny
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Oct 21, 2010 18:21
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Steve Slavery posted:The amount of stupidity in this interview was at an all time high... relationship with dirt? What the hell are they talking about? The technology that allows some of us to not be dirty when we come home from work didn't exist 100 loving years ago.
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Oct 21, 2010 18:50
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Anyone wanna let me in on which CDRR eps are just classic and really good? All the ones I've heard so far have been pretty good, but some have been better than others and it's tough to gauge by names alone.
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Oct 21, 2010 19:12
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^^^I just listened to the episode hosted by Cyber Thug (Jerry Minor) with Jerry O'Connell as the guest, it was pretty outstanding.j8910 posted:How was it? I've seen a life WTF, but never his stand up (aside from the albums). It was great. His standup bit at the start of the show was hilarious, a bit of which centered on the locale we were in, which is always fun to hear an outsider's perspective on. He brought on a lot of Texan comics I hadn't heard of, all of which were terrific, and he gave each of them some time to do their own bits before bringing them into the panel. I just hate the smoking ban in Dallas, I probably missed a good 8 minutes of the show outside, only able to hear laughter and not what prompted it.
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Oct 21, 2010 19:18
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big business sloth posted:Anyone wanna let me in on which CDRR eps are just classic and really good? All the ones I've heard so far have been pretty good, but some have been better than others and it's tough to gauge by names alone. My favorite is episode 67 with Robb Corddry, Lake Bell, and the Cake Boss (Paul F Tompkins). The Would You Rather at the end of that one is amazing.
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Oct 21, 2010 19:38
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soru posted:My favorite is episode 67 with Robb Corddry, Lake Bell, and the Cake Boss (Paul F Tompkins). The Would You Rather at the end of that one is amazing. Paul Scheer and Nick Kroll is what I use to convince non-listeners, and this was the second one I'd list. Still, would love to delve deeper into CDR, so I echo big business sloth's request. King Lou seems like he might be on this. 
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Oct 21, 2010 19:41
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SKULE123 posted:Paul Scheer and Nick Kroll is what I use to convince non-listeners, and this was the second one I'd list. Still, would love to delve deeper into CDR, so I echo big business sloth's request. King Lou seems like he might be on this. "...My real name is, Raul Cheesecake Factory."
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Oct 21, 2010 20:10
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big business sloth posted:Anyone wanna let me in on which CDRR eps are just classic and really good? All the ones I've heard so far have been pretty good, but some have been better than others and it's tough to gauge by names alone. Look for any episode that has Nick Kroll, and then any episode with Paul F. Tompkins. Always good stuff. edit: Strange Matter posted:Adam knows nothing about history and even less about economics. It wouldn't be so bad if people called him on it now and then but he surrounds himself with people who never disagree with him. His relentless supply side economics was one of the factors that drove me away from his show. I have a feeling that all his ideas of how the past was are based on old TV shows, and all of his ideas on how modern kids/people are is based on reality TV. In reality the past sucked, and the present for everyone in the country almost always sucks less. ElCondemn fucked around with this message at 20:16 on Oct 21, 2010 |
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Oct 21, 2010 20:12
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Why the gently caress is Red Bar Radio not in the OP? redbarradio.com Funniest podcast and one of the best produced out there. Three shows a week, 2-3 hours a show. And it's been running for SEVEN years.
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Oct 21, 2010 21:24
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Steve Slavery posted:I have a feeling that all his ideas of how the past was are based on old TV shows, and all of his ideas on how modern kids/people are is based on reality TV. Adam needs to go back to carpentry or yelling at teenagers to wear condoms because that's literally all he's qualified to do. That or get someone like Dr Drew back on his show as a check to his raging ignorance.
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Oct 21, 2010 21:49
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SansWetware posted:So Tom was back on the Best Show and I was so happy the entire time. He played 40 minutes of Bowie and took calls from listeners, but it was still just about my favorite thing I have heard in a good long while. Same here. I loved his "battle" VS the Elitist and the guy really played along well, it was pretty good. Hoping for some Wurster genius next week as well.
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Oct 21, 2010 21:53
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big business sloth posted:Anyone wanna let me in on which CDRR eps are just classic and really good? All the ones I've heard so far have been pretty good, but some have been better than others and it's tough to gauge by names alone. I recommend episode 31. It was a episode they did on black friday, and it is just all star and hilarious. It has Micheal Cera, Harris Whittles, James Adomian,Paul F Tompkins, Jimmy Pardo, and Nick Kroll. One of the best Would you Rathers as well. Oh and listen to episode 35. Patton Oswalt,Tom Lennon, and Bret Gellman reading his short story I Brain. Which is one of the funniest things I have ever heard.
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Oct 21, 2010 22:14
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Optikalusion posted:Why the gently caress is Red Bar Radio not in the OP? I'd heard of that and downloaded a few of them, but I don't know, I just didn't like it. No hater, but it's just not my thing. I found it pretty Morning Zooey. Do they (or did they) do terrestrial radio?
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Oct 21, 2010 22:15
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Any CDR with Little Gary as a guest is worth checking out. Fantastic character. Browsing the earwolf site is a great way to find old episodes to listen to because they did a good job with samples from each. Look for the episode with Kumail Nanjiani and his story about John Mayer being a racist to him. Funniest poo poo.
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Oct 21, 2010 23:00
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Optikalusion posted:Why the gently caress is Red Bar Radio not in the OP? I agree. It does take a while to get used to Mike's "character" but once it clicks it's solid gold.
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Oct 21, 2010 23:00
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Are there any other podcasts in similar style to Uhh Yeah Dude? This podcast has turned into my favorite thing in the entire world and I'm looking for more stuff like it.
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Oct 21, 2010 23:26
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Gaza posted:Are there any other podcasts in similar style to Uhh Yeah Dude? This podcast has turned into my favorite thing in the entire world and I'm looking for more stuff like it. Unfortunately, nothing even comes close to their genuine love of podcasting or each other. Every other podcast I listen to, even if the hosts like it they make snarky comments about having to do it, or mock their co-hosts. The closest I can think of is You Look Nice Today, even though it seems to be updating less and less (2 new episodes this year).
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Oct 21, 2010 23:30
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A PRIZED MULE! posted:I'd heard of that and downloaded a few of them, but I don't know, I just didn't like it. No hater, but it's just not my thing. I found it pretty Morning Zooey. Do they (or did they) do terrestrial radio? No terrestrial but they were on AM long ago. Not sure when you checked it out but like any long running show it has it's ups and downs and has evolved quite a bit even in the 2 years or so I've been listening. Right now is a good time, last few episodes are hilarious if somewhat psychotic. Actually that describes most of Red Bar: Hilariously Psychotic. Okay to give a little more info out for any hopefuls: Red Bar Radio (http://redbarradio.com) is a Chicago-Based Comedy Podcast run by a Demented Sociopath with the fastest wit this side of the Atlantic. Featuring 2-3 rotating co-hosts of local stand-up comedians (with occasional stop-in national stars), Red Bar Radio is an open format personality-based talk show with occasional strange news or complaint call highlights. It's very well produced and the audio quality bests any other Podcast I've heard. Far Warning: This show is beyond irreverent - so make sure you can laugh at ANYTHING before diving in!
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Optikalusion posted:It's also the only podcast endorsed by Glenn Shadix! And that's why he died.
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Optikalusion posted:Actually that describes most of Red Bar: Hilariously Psychotic. I guess maybe for me that was the thing that turned me off: the sort of "Hey! We're SOOOOO CRAZY aren't we!?" vibe. e: Isn't AM terrestrial?
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Does (or did) anyone else listen to Radio Tiki? They were doing podcasting back before it was podcasting, when it was a bunch of weird dudes from Chicago streaming their conversations live online every Friday. It was really good, though they seem to only do shows every six months or so now...
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big business sloth posted:Anyone wanna let me in on which CDRR eps are just classic and really good? All the ones I've heard so far have been pretty good, but some have been better than others and it's tough to gauge by names alone. ComedyDeathRayRadio-Cyber Thug, with Miles Archer, Bobby Bottleservice, and Jerry O'Connell - One of the Cyber Thug takeover shows without Aukerman ComedyDeathRayRadio-Steve Agee, Natasha Leggero, and Matt Besser - Besser's Bjork ComedyDeathRayRadio-Garfunkel & Oates, Seth Morris, & Brendon Walsh - (first appearance of Bob Duka) ComedyDeathRayRadio-Andy Dick, Bob Odenkirk, & Chelsea Peretti - Bob is hilarious doing Would You Rather CDR_62_MasterMP3 Andy Richter, Matt Besser, Don't Stop Or We'll Die, PFT - This is probably my favorite episode
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A PRIZED MULE! posted:
Ah you're right, was thinking of XM, sorry. Well, just like many shows, it's not for everyone. If you don't like the personality of the host, it's just not gonna click. I don't think they're trying to be crazy, more like they (Mike at least) have no concept of self-censorship (which is refreshing) combined with a very fast wit. e: poor Glen! Friend of the show! 
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Sexy Randal posted:Does (or did) anyone else listen to Radio Tiki? They were doing podcasting back before it was podcasting, when it was a bunch of weird dudes from Chicago streaming their conversations live online every Friday. It was really good, though they seem to only do shows every six months or so now... It makes me so happy to see someone else out there who listens to them. I love these guys to death
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Riptor posted:It makes me so happy to see someone else out there who listens to them. I love these guys to death Haha, I remember your name, though I'm not sure if it's from listener emails or if you were part of the It's really too bad that they don't do shows any more. We should start a letter writing campaign or something. I'll still throw on random shows from 2004 or some poo poo and enjoy them.
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CDR #40 with Doug Benson, James Adomian, and Harris Wittels is insane. The Would You Rather section prevented me from working for a good 30 minutes when I first listened to it.
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Wyld Cannon posted:ComedyDeathRayRadio-Cyber Thug, with Miles Archer, Bobby Bottleservice, and Jerry O'Connell - One of the Cyber Thug takeover shows without Aukerman My name is A PRIZED MULE!, and I approve of this message. (also "Miles Archer" is a really loving cool name) E: plus whomever did this is a badass: 
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Oct 22, 2010 08:47
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I don't know if this has been posted, but here's Bob Ducca's ailments: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHIegpSmIyw
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The_Rob posted:CDR 76.2 with Zach Galifanakis is up on earwolf now. Looks like the thing Zach had a problem with on his latest project was Mel Gibson having a cameo in Hangover 2.
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Godspell posted:Looks like the thing Zach had a problem with on his latest project was Mel Gibson having a cameo in Hangover 2. I feel like once you do a movie with a convicted rapist, you don't get to play the superior card anymore.
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Bo-Pepper posted:I feel like once you do a movie with a convicted rapist, you don't get to play the superior card anymore. Yeah I'm not the worlds biggest Gibson fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm not really sure how this is any worse than working with a guy like Tyson if that's the stance you're gonna take.
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Sexy Randal posted:Haha, I remember your name, though I'm not sure if it's from listener emails or if you were part of the Both! Send Tom an email or Facebook message; he always responds and he's just a great guy to talk to. Also Brad got engaged!
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A PRIZED MULE! posted:I don't know if this has been posted, but here's Bob Ducca's ailments: That is a great bit although it really highlights what I hate about Tig Nataro's wrench throwing comedy stopping (which I already harped on.) Episode 34 is one of the best. The one where John Hamm and John C Reilly have a Hamlet-Off. Also has a lot of great cameos. Episode 42 with the insane family of soviet acrobats who have crazy sex is really bananas.
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King Lou posted:That is a great bit although it really highlights what I hate about Tig Nataro's wrench throwing comedy stopping (which I already harped on.) Hot tub foot?
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Beef Jerky Robot posted:Hot tub foot? Hot tub foot.
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I must agree with whoever said that the new Lou Reads is excellent. I definitely want more grouphug.us episodes. Those people are weird. And I think it was mentioned way earlier in the thread, but Pop My Culture is absolutely excellent. Cole Stratton and Vanessa Ragland are both hysterical, and they have a pretty great line-up of guests. I think my favorite so far was Doug Jones. Vanessa's hypothetical questions at the end are always pee-your-pants funny, and great to ask a group a friends. Would you rather have constantly sweating nipples that always made your shirts soggy, or just one upper tooth that was right in front and long and pointy?
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Wyld Cannon posted:ComedyDeathRayRadio-Garfunkel & Oates, Seth Morris, & Brendon Walsh - (first appearance of Bob Duka) This is my favorite. Scott's not always the greatest host, but the way he freaked out on Bob to shut up shut up shut the gently caress up you're ruining my loving show! was a riot. There's not one Bob Duka appearance that sucks, and his list of ailments is especially funny, but that goofball list of names he gave in is one of my favorites. Sally Infant Death Syndrome.
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DangerDummy! posted:There's not one Bob Duka appearance that sucks, and his list of ailments is especially funny, but that goofball list of names he gave in is one of my favorites. King Lou posted:That is a great bit although it really highlights what I hate about Tig Nataro's wrench throwing comedy stopping (which I already harped on.) No doubt. When he was reading the names (which were hilarious) she chimes in with "Wow. You could have a pretty good act making up silly names and reading them!" which was a total bit-killer. I get she's trying to be snarky, but don't poo poo on somebody's bit as they're doing it right in front of you. It's like if Chupacabra was on and she went "Hey Nick, why are you talking with that ridiculous Mexican accent?".
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