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Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Woah woah woah. When did bing buy Earwolf ads? What a mindfuck. Some meta joke type poo poo right there.

# ¿ Oct 8, 2013 10:12

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# ¿ Apr 18, 2024 13:31

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I can't believe I have slept on these guys for so long. Incredible show. Dong Lover.

# ¿ Oct 23, 2013 04:19

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Dark Weasel posted:

Honestly one of the reasons that I4H is so good to me is that, no matter who the players are, everyone's still beholden to the whims of Matt Besser. The Tim Tebow episode is one of my favorites because every minute of it is just tinted with one man's hilarious rage, and if the show were structured just straight scene-to-scene without his poo poo, it wouldn't be nearly as fun or unpredictable as it is now. I love that he'll occasionally walk in with a horrific story like that, or decide to just up and dominate an episode with debates about gay athletes and almost no improv. It's kind of a delight that he never holds back�even when it doesn't work, it's always interesting.

Yeah, Besser is an interesting guy. I kind of like how it is half talk-back radio rants and half long-form improv. His personality is definitely part of the show's appeal, even when he isn't being funny.

# ¿ Oct 25, 2013 04:55

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Those numbers bum me out. I hope it doesn't include iTunes.

# ¿ Oct 31, 2013 03:40

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I cannot loving wait. Holy poo poo. What a time to be alive.

# ¿ Nov 1, 2013 12:07

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I was in until I read "call-in" podcast. I couldn't do Call Chelsea, so I am not sure how I couldn't handle this one.

# ¿ Nov 7, 2013 02:41

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Big fan of the Mimby Project, myself.

# ¿ Nov 9, 2013 08:12

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

It's a really good show. Tom being a giant music nerd really changes the dynamic. It isn't just Scott goofing on Harris for being crazy into a silly band, as Tom gets to the heart as to why the songs are bad. His music criticism actually creates a good discussion. His bit about four different stages was astute and hilarious.

# ¿ Nov 19, 2013 05:43

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Holy loving poo poo. This is a good world.

# ¿ Dec 5, 2013 08:03

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Holy poo poo. Besser gets to talk with the star of his favourite video of all time. Can't wait to hear, but I can't do awkward so maybe I'll just flick through it.

# ¿ Dec 6, 2013 06:11

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

erezaka posted:

the trumpet guy is no demoniusx thats for sure.

Demoniusx improv scene with Schwartz and Lapkus was G.O.A.T.

# ¿ Jan 13, 2014 06:54

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Improv4Humans is one of the few shows that's actually funnier in the live format. Amazing episode.

# ¿ Jan 17, 2014 23:51

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I heard a few episodes of Topics, and I liked it because it felt like I was in a really ill-informed sociology class at a liberal arts school. I think every episode plays with this idea, so as a series of podcasts it might be one note, but it's worth listening to every now and again.

Also, I have a weird crush on every member from The State.

# ¿ Jan 23, 2014 02:26

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Andy Daly's podcast is something special and we will cherish it for years to come. What a magical time.

# ¿ Feb 14, 2014 09:09

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

U2 talking to me is awesome and I don't really care for the band. The Scott's have great chemistry, and they goof of enough to keep the laughs up. Also, their enthusiasm is infectious.

# ¿ Mar 6, 2014 01:42

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Scotts are running the t-shirt gag into the ground, but I still laugh every time.

"Hey, Bono?"

# ¿ Mar 15, 2014 01:32

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Hollywood Handbook is seriously the best thing, no lie.

(Wolf Den is rad, thanks Jeff)

# ¿ Apr 8, 2014 11:21

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

AV Club last week (maybe week before) said that U2 Talking to Me was the best new podcast and I don't know if they never listened to it or they are just in on the joke.

# ¿ May 2, 2014 09:38

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Thanks Jeff, all the best!

# ¿ Aug 10, 2014 00:13

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I honestly do not have time to listen to all these podcasts. Jesus Christ.

# ¿ Nov 6, 2014 00:00

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Which when did Affirmation Nation get cancelled?

I've played catch up and the last episode uhhhh

# ¿ Jan 31, 2015 06:57

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Betsy Sodaro played it straight and that still didn't work.

Lapkus is great and the Wild Horses and HH episodes were so good, but otherwise, yeah, the podcast doesn't quite work.

# ¿ Feb 9, 2015 10:05

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Power of Pecota posted:

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the Paul Scheer Hollywood Handbook because the readthrough of So I Guess I Married A Van Hellsing 2: The Skellington's Kiss is amazing.

This episode is so good and like Teen Pope, the music cues were excellent.

# ¿ Feb 17, 2015 07:20

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I like June as a comedian but she might be a for real stupid person.

# ¿ Mar 7, 2015 23:17

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Keven. Just. Keven posted:

Who would start every scene as an authority figure demanding answers if Matt Besser was absent though...

drat it's true

# ¿ May 23, 2015 14:36

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

David Huntsberger is a legit stupid person and he is on the very show that demonstrates the limits of his knowledge of everything.

# ¿ Jun 2, 2015 23:58

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

UP AND ADAM posted:

David CAN be okay. It's unfair for someone like him to be placed next to two people who are naturally funny.

Isn't David a comedian? Right? So it's not unfair?

# ¿ Jun 4, 2015 12:20

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Yeah, the live show is what won me over. It's a show that really thrives in front of an audience.

# ¿ Jul 12, 2015 12:02

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

First Brian Husky episode is the next place to go, and then the BJ Novac episode. Have fun.

# ¿ Jul 13, 2015 23:17

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Oh cool I might come back to the show

# ¿ Aug 14, 2015 06:45

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

xbilkis posted:

Apparently Scott posted in the Earwolf forums that they're going to be producing a season 2 of Mike Detective for Howl at some point, so I now think this is the greatest idea of all time and will pay for it until I die

Oh my god

# ¿ Aug 18, 2015 10:50

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

People who were a little late to CBB absolutely need to listen to all of Mike Detective in one sitting.

# ¿ Aug 18, 2015 12:55

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Best bit of the Pauly episode is the Ehh Wrong segment the second week

# ¿ Aug 27, 2015 07:43

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Isn't howl a mid roll thing, which is Jeff's new joint?

Come on Jeff, come in and explain why I can't see which podcasts I have downloaded so I can listen to them on the go.

# ¿ Aug 28, 2015 01:25

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I think it's a cool way to do limited series, which is hard to get ad support for, but otherwise the Howl app is very pretty but undercooked and needs some work.

To be honest, the subscription doesn't bother me. They have busted their rear end off for years for nothing, and if they need another way to keep the ship going that's fine. I also like having a big list of earwolf and wolf pop stuff to browse through. It's easier than doing it in Downcast.

Thanks to Howl I finally checked out I was there too and it's so great.

The Wild Horses one is super amazing too.

# ¿ Aug 30, 2015 21:54

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

I Was There Too is my new favourite podcast. The Paul Rust episode is fascinating from start to finish.

Matt Gourley is also a great interviewer and always fun to be with.

# ¿ Sep 1, 2015 13:28

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Haha the first Tom Episode where they talk about Jeff Garlin:

"Have you ever heard the end of someone else's story?"

"No"

"Then you would be perfect for By the Way in Conversation"

# ¿ Sep 17, 2015 12:34

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

The latest I was there too with Paul Scheer is a must listen. Holy poo poo

# ¿ Oct 2, 2015 10:23

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

ElCondemn posted:

Every episode of I was there too is great, Matt Gourley is just a pleasure to listen to. He really captures the fun exciting part of being in movies/hollywood that you don't hear about too often anymore.

Except the Scheer episode. That job sounded like the opposite of fun.

# ¿ Oct 3, 2015 09:10

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# ¿ Apr 18, 2024 13:31

Besson: Apr 20, 2006; To the sun's savage brightness he exposed the dark and secret surface of his retinas, so that by burning the memory of vengeance might be preserved, and never perish.

Fiendly posted:

I was going to make a crack when the show was first starting like "Wonder how long it'll be before this podcast starts going months between episodes..." and unfortunately that time is drawing near, but it maintained consistent updates much longer than I'd expected.

Is there confirmation of this? I usually skip the house cleaning stuff.

# ¿ Oct 5, 2015 03:40

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