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| Never Not Funny | |
|---|---|
| Presentation | |
| Hosted by | Jimmy Pardo Matt Belknap |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Updates | Wednesdays (free episodes) and Sundays (Platinum episodes) |
| Length | Approx. 2 Hours |
| Production | |
| Camera | Eliot Hochberg |
| Production | Jimmy Pardo Matt Belknap |
| Opening theme | 'Mad at the World' (Daver) |
| Video format | MP4 |
| Audio format | MP3 |
| Publication | |
| Original release | April 4, 2006 – present |
| Provider | ART19, Misfit Toys Podcast Co-Op |
| Website | https://www.nevernotfunny.com |
Never Not Funny is a podcast hosted by comedian Jimmy Pardo, since spring 2006, currently releasing at least three episodes a week. He and producer/co-host Matt Belknap have appeared in every episode. Comedian Mike Schmidt appeared as co-host for season one, except for the final episode of the season, when his departure was announced.
The show moved to a pay format, in March 2008, with the first twenty minutes of each show remaining available to non-paying subscribers. It subsequently returned to partial free distribution when it joined the Earwolf network in January 2014, with a premium subscription available for access to video and weekly bonus episodes. In late 2019, the show became fully independent again, hosted by ART19, later under the umbrella of their Misfit Toys Podcast Co-Op curated by Jimmy Pardo and Matt Belknap. The main weekly audio episode remains free, while video, additional weekly episodes, bonus content and full archives going back to 2006 are available to various tiers of Platinum subscribers.[1]
Show format[edit]
The show is of the comedy talk variety, consisting of free-form conversation between Jimmy Pardo, Matt Belknap and a guest, usually from the comedy or music field. The top of the show currently consists of the show regulars (currently including video producer Eliot Hochberg and 'intern' Garon Cockrell) and then bringing the guest into the mix after a half-hour. Topics discussed range from music and popular culture to personal lives and amusing or interesting anecdotes.
Pardo will also frequently slip into one of his many characters, including Cajun Jimmy, Plantation Jimmy, Dirty Carson, Actor Auditioning for a Blind Role, Stallone in a Bottle, Mad Dog Russo, Dice's Lady and Old Man Lizard.
Various recurring bits and games have developed on the show over the years, including 'Stupid Question of the Week', 'Judge Jimmy', 'The Letter Game', 'Sevens', 'Oliver's Trivia', 'Celebrity Sightings', 'The Mail Is Here', 'Doc Talk (Documentaries)' and 'Doc Talk (Doctors)'. Most of these are accompanied by theme songs created by friends and fans of the show.
Until the end of the third season, the show was recorded in a single take without any editing. After the 2008 Chino Hills earthquake forced the show to stop briefly (originally so Jimmy, Matt and guest Patton Oswalt could check on family members) the podcast has had one or more small break per episode, during which Matt plugs projects and social media accounts of the hosts and guests.
History[edit]
Never Not Funny began when Matt Belknap interviewed Pardo on the podcast for his popular alternative comedy forum A Special Thing. The two had previously discussed producing a podcast version of Jimmy's Los Angeles show 'Running Your Trap,' which he hosted at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, but they hit it off so well on AST Radio that Pardo said 'This is the show.'
The first episode featured Pardo, Belknap, and guest Mike Schmidt. Pat Francis was scheduled for episode 2, but when he was unavailable, Schmidt (usually referred to by Pardo as 'The Former Third Baseman' after the similarly named baseball player) became the permanent co-host. This arrangement continued for the first season. Every fourth episode would feature a guest such as Pat Francis, Scott Aukerman or Graham Elwood. Midway through the first season, the theme song was changed from a brief portion of an unnamed instrumental song by Jimmy's close friend Daver to 'Mad At The World' by Daver, with sound bites from previous episodes mixed into the song. This three-man setup lasted for sixty episodes, including a clip show and two live shows recorded at the UCB Theatre. The show went through little change throughout the first season until episode sixty, when Jimmy announced that his relationship with Mike Schmidt had become strained through the years and that they had decided to go their separate ways; Schmidt left the show in an attempt to reconcile their friendship.[2] Mike explained the situation on May 25, 2007, on his website.[3] In March 2008, Mike started his own solo podcast named The 40 Year Old Boy. At the end of season six, Schmidt made his first return to the podcast, this time as a guest, when Pardo decided, 'Life's too short.',[4] and has been a frequent guest ever since.
Following Schmidt's departure, the show began its second season. Instead of the former three-man lineup, Pardo and Belknap appeared as the only regulars, along with a rotating guest every episode. Pat Francis was the guest for the first episode of the second season, which began the tradition of Francis being the 'third chair' and appearing on every fourth episode. It was in the second season that the show received its first sponsorship, lasting only a few weeks. On episode 39 of the second season, it was announced that the show would move to a pay format beginning with season three. Listeners would have to pay to continue receiving the complete podcast, although the first twenty minutes of each episode would still be available for free. The subscription price was set to $19.99 for 26 episodes. They also hired Pardo's brother-in-law Andrew Koenig to record video of the show. Only 5 minute clips of the show were available on video during season three, which were hosted on Koenig's site Monkey Go Lucky, but beginning with season four, full video of the show became available for $24.99 (full video for season three was released retroactively several years later).
| Never Not Funny | |
|---|---|
| Presentation | |
| Hosted by | Jimmy Pardo Matt Belknap |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Updates | Wednesdays (free episodes) and Sundays (Platinum episodes) |
| Length | Approx. 2 Hours |
| Production | |
| Camera | Eliot Hochberg |
| Production | Jimmy Pardo Matt Belknap |
| Opening theme | 'Mad at the World' (Daver) |
| Video format | MP4 |
| Audio format | MP3 |
| Publication | |
| Original release | April 4, 2006 – present |
| Provider | ART19, Misfit Toys Podcast Co-Op |
| Website | https://www.nevernotfunny.com |
Never Not Funny is a podcast hosted by comedian Jimmy Pardo, since spring 2006, currently releasing at least three episodes a week. He and producer/co-host Matt Belknap have appeared in every episode. Comedian Mike Schmidt appeared as co-host for season one, except for the final episode of the season, when his departure was announced.
The show moved to a pay format, in March 2008, with the first twenty minutes of each show remaining available to non-paying subscribers. It subsequently returned to partial free distribution when it joined the Earwolf network in January 2014, with a premium subscription available for access to video and weekly bonus episodes. In late 2019, the show became fully independent again, hosted by ART19, later under the umbrella of their Misfit Toys Podcast Co-Op curated by Jimmy Pardo and Matt Belknap. The main weekly audio episode remains free, while video, additional weekly episodes, bonus content and full archives going back to 2006 are available to various tiers of Platinum subscribers.[1]
Show format[edit]
The show is of the comedy talk variety, consisting of free-form conversation between Jimmy Pardo, Matt Belknap and a guest, usually from the comedy or music field. The top of the show currently consists of the show regulars (currently including video producer Eliot Hochberg and 'intern' Garon Cockrell) and then bringing the guest into the mix after a half-hour. Topics discussed range from music and popular culture to personal lives and amusing or interesting anecdotes.
Pardo will also frequently slip into one of his many characters, including Cajun Jimmy, Plantation Jimmy, Dirty Carson, Actor Auditioning for a Blind Role, Stallone in a Bottle, Mad Dog Russo, Dice's Lady and Old Man Lizard.
Various recurring bits and games have developed on the show over the years, including 'Stupid Question of the Week', 'Judge Jimmy', 'The Letter Game', 'Sevens', 'Oliver's Trivia', 'Celebrity Sightings', 'The Mail Is Here', 'Doc Talk (Documentaries)' and 'Doc Talk (Doctors)'. Most of these are accompanied by theme songs created by friends and fans of the show.
Until the end of the third season, the show was recorded in a single take without any editing. After the 2008 Chino Hills earthquake forced the show to stop briefly (originally so Jimmy, Matt and guest Patton Oswalt could check on family members) the podcast has had one or more small break per episode, during which Matt plugs projects and social media accounts of the hosts and guests.
History[edit]
Never Not Funny began when Matt Belknap interviewed Pardo on the podcast for his popular alternative comedy forum A Special Thing. The two had previously discussed producing a podcast version of Jimmy's Los Angeles show 'Running Your Trap,' which he hosted at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, but they hit it off so well on AST Radio that Pardo said 'This is the show.'
The first episode featured Pardo, Belknap, and guest Mike Schmidt. Pat Francis was scheduled for episode 2, but when he was unavailable, Schmidt (usually referred to by Pardo as 'The Former Third Baseman' after the similarly named baseball player) became the permanent co-host. This arrangement continued for the first season. Every fourth episode would feature a guest such as Pat Francis, Scott Aukerman or Graham Elwood. Midway through the first season, the theme song was changed from a brief portion of an unnamed instrumental song by Jimmy's close friend Daver to 'Mad At The World' by Daver, with sound bites from previous episodes mixed into the song. This three-man setup lasted for sixty episodes, including a clip show and two live shows recorded at the UCB Theatre. The show went through little change throughout the first season until episode sixty, when Jimmy announced that his relationship with Mike Schmidt had become strained through the years and that they had decided to go their separate ways; Schmidt left the show in an attempt to reconcile their friendship.[2] Mike explained the situation on May 25, 2007, on his website.[3] In March 2008, Mike started his own solo podcast named The 40 Year Old Boy. At the end of season six, Schmidt made his first return to the podcast, this time as a guest, when Pardo decided, 'Life's too short.',[4] and has been a frequent guest ever since.
Following Schmidt's departure, the show began its second season. Instead of the former three-man lineup, Pardo and Belknap appeared as the only regulars, along with a rotating guest every episode. Pat Francis was the guest for the first episode of the second season, which began the tradition of Francis being the 'third chair' and appearing on every fourth episode. It was in the second season that the show received its first sponsorship, lasting only a few weeks. On episode 39 of the second season, it was announced that the show would move to a pay format beginning with season three. Listeners would have to pay to continue receiving the complete podcast, although the first twenty minutes of each episode would still be available for free. The subscription price was set to $19.99 for 26 episodes. They also hired Pardo's brother-in-law Andrew Koenig to record video of the show. Only 5 minute clips of the show were available on video during season three, which were hosted on Koenig's site Monkey Go Lucky, but beginning with season four, full video of the show became available for $24.99 (full video for season three was released retroactively several years later).
Midway through season six tragedy struck when Andrew Koenig died. An episode was released in remembrance, highlighting some of Koenig's best moments throughout his time on the show. Andrew's close friend Eliot Hochberg, who had been providing the video equipment, assumed his role as videographer. Shortly afterwards they hired an intern, Dan Katz, aka 'Tabasco Ears', to look up material on the internet and take notes. Katz left the show at the beginning of season 11 and was replaced by Pop Culture Beast editor Garon Cockrell, aka 'The Beast,' shortly after.
On episode 1325, it was announced that at the beginning of season 14, Never Not Funny would change to a free show in audio format. Plus, Never Not Funny would also join the Earwolf podcast network, co-owned by Scott Aukerman (who was the guest on the episode and the only guest to appear in every season). Full audio would be available on Earwolf, iTunes and NNF's feed, while video of the episodes were part of the new 'Players Club' package for Primo subscribers with 25 episodes per six-month season. Subscribers of the Players Club would also get an additional weekly lettered episode (A to Z), plus bonus material such as live shows.
In late 2019, the show left Earwolf to return to full independent status. Following a special 1000th episode on February 26, 2020, they launched a new Platinum monthly subscription service for the 26th season, continuing the free audio feed for the weekly numbered episode on Wednesday, with all Platinum subscribers getting both audio and video for the numbered episodes, weekly lettered episodes on Sunday and bonus episodes. Additional content was offered for higher subscription tiers, including full audio and video archives going back to the beginning (audio only for the first two seasons), occasional live stream shows and exclusive merchandise.
During the COVID-19 pandemic the show underwent some changes starting in March 2020, with shows being done remotely with video conferencing rather than in studio (with occasional shows done in the studio parking lot to allow for proper social distancing). A third weekly show was also added for subscribers on Friday, labelled the Isolation Files, which features the cast playing games, frequently run by fans of the show.
In September 2020 Jimmy Pardo and Matt Belknap founded the Misfit Toys Podcast Co-Op through ART19, where they serve as curators for independent comedy podcasts hosted by the company, including Never Not Funny and podcasts hosted by various friends of the show, including Todd Glass, Jen Kirkman, Doug Benson and former NNF co-host Mike Schmidt.
Spin-off shows have included Jimmy′s Records and Tapes, a video-only show featuring Pardo talking about music, and Playing Games With Jimmy Pardo, an audio-only game show with listeners calling in to play a variety of games with Pardo, Belknap and a celebrity guest.
Pardcast-A-Thon[edit]
A mini episode was released at the beginning of season six that announced Never Not Funny would be doing a live, streaming podcast on their website to raise money in benefit of Smile Train. The first annual Pardcast-A-Thon took place on Black Friday 2009. Pardo, Belknap and Creator and Co-Founder Pat Francis welcomed guests such as Maria Bamford, Jon Hamm, Rich Sommer and Oscar Nunez. By the end of the night, they raised over $12,000.
The next year at Pardcast-A-Thon 2010, they changed the venue to the Acme Comedy Theater and went 12 hours instead of 9 to give even more of a telethon vibe (and raise more money). At the end of the night at 6 am, they raised $27,000. Guests included Rob Corddry, Sarah Silverman, Aimee Mann and Andy Richter.
For Pardcast-A-Thon 2011, the set up was the same as the previous year. Guests included Amy Poehler, Lisa Loeb, Walter Koenig and Adam Carolla. Pdf to image pro 3 3 19. By the end of the event, the amount of money raised was almost double the previous year's total with $41,000.
Pardcast-A-Thon 2012 was expected to the biggest to date with a goal of $50,000 by the end of the night. The hours were changed to 12 pm to 12 am PST so people on the East Coast could stay up later and donate more. Guests included Bob Saget, Conan O'Brien, Simon Helberg, Kevin Nealon, Colin Hay and Zach Galifianakis. The goal of $50,000 was not only raised after 13.5 hours, but midway through an anonymous donor said they would match the end total, making the grand total over $100,000.
The 5th Annual Pardcast-A-Thon went by with flying colors with the guys raising over $130,000 (half of that thanks to the anonymous donor again) by the end of the night. Wayne Federman sat in for the whole event playing music on keyboard. Guests included Patton Oswalt, Jack Wagner, Phil Hendrie, Janet Varney, Bob Odenkirk and Matt Walsh.
Pardcast-A-Thon 2014 was just as successful as the previous year, if not more. With Federman as the house band again, Jimmy and the gang raised a record $156,000 over the night. Guests included Weird Al Yankovic, Jack McBrayer, Paul Dooley, Fred Willard, Billy Eichner, Patton Oswalt, Sarah Silverman and more.
Pardo and Belknap stated in a Season 16 episode that The 7th Annual Pardcast-A-Thon will not take place on Black Friday 2015, due to many scheduling conflicts in the past. The 7th annual Pardcast-A-Thon took place on March 5, 2016. The event raised over $169,000. Guests included Rob Corddry, Timothy Omundson, Mike McShane, Conan O'Brien, Tommy Shaw, Jon Hamm and more with Wayne Federman on piano.
For Pardcast-A-Thon 2017, the venue changed to Flapper's Comedy Club after the podcast had a successful residency there. On March 4, with Federman on keys, Jimmy and the gang raised over $140,000. Guests included Jon Cryer, Rachel Bloom, Randall Park, Richard Kind, Angela Kinsey, Kumail Nanjiani, Mindy Sterling and more.
Pardcast-A-Thon returned to Flapper's on March 3, 2018. Guests included Kevin Nealon, Rory O'Malley, Cristela Alonzo, Scott Aukerman and more. Over $200,000 was raised, and the lifetime total crossed the $1 million mark.
On May 4, 2019, the tenth Pardcast-A-Thon took place at Flappers, with the cast joined by guests including D'Arcy Carden, Ahmed Best, Paula Poundstone and Colin Hay.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the 2020 Pardcast-A-Thon was delayed from a scheduled May date until October 10, 2020, and was a 6-hour live virtual event rather than a live stage show. Guests include Jason Benetti, Catie Lazarus, Ellis Paul, Rebecca Loebe and Jen Kirkman. Over $160,000 was raised.
Over the course of 11 Pardcast-A-Thons they have raised over $1.3 million for Smile Train.
Awards[edit]
- Never Not Funny was the winner a 2008 Rooftop Comedy Award for best Comedy podcast.[5]
- Never Not Funny was nominated for a 2007 Podcast Award in the Comedy category.[6]
- Never Not Funny was nominated for a 2006 Weblog Award.[7]
- Never Not Funny was made one of iTunes' 'Best in 2006' and 'Best in 2007' podcasts.
List of guests[edit]
| Guest | Episode # |
|---|---|
| Aaron Bleyaert | 14L |
| Ace Frehley | 2308 |
| Adam Carolla | 507, PCAT 11 |
| Adam Cayton-Holland | 2304, 26W |
| Adam Ferrara | 1108, 1413, 1520, 23V, 2509, 27F |
| Adam Pally | 1702 |
| Adam Ray | 1807, 20K |
| Adam Scott | 808, 1402, PCAT 14 |
| Ahmed Best | PCAT 19 |
| Aimee Mann | PCAT 10 |
| Aisha Tyler | 919 |
| Al Jackson | 1318, 14V, 1715, 20F, PCAT 18 |
| Al Madrigal | 701, 902, 2016, 2802 |
| Al Romas | 27C |
| Alfred Molina | 2322 |
| Alison Leiby | 27M |
| Alison Rosen | 1606, PCAT 16, 21U, PCAT 18, 25C, 26I, 28R |
| Allan Havey | 806, PCAT 14, 23M |
| Allie Mac Kay | 2718, 2825 |
| Amber Rose | 1823 |
| Amy Poehler | PCAT 11 |
| Andrea Allan | 24R |
| Andrea Savage | 2021, 2405, PCAT 19, 2502, 2604, 26P, 2823 |
| Andrew Daly | 302, 421, 624, 805, 1201, 1405, 1602, 1625, PCAT 16, 1910, PCAT 17, PCAT 18, 2214, 2303, 2401, PCAT 19, 2608, 2618 |
| Andy Kindler | 220, 703, 913, 1125, 26L |
| Andy Lassner | 2422 |
| Andy Peters | 15P |
| Andy Richter | 410, 622, PCAT 10, 821, PCAT 11, PCAT 13, PCAT 17 |
| Angela Kinsey | PCAT 17 |
| Annabelle Gurwitch | 2009, 27J |
| Anthony Jeselnik | 1619 |
| Anthony Rapp | 1621, 1720, PCAT 16, 1913, 20U, 2206 |
| Aparna Nancherla | 18S |
| April Richardson | 14M, 15O, 16Y, 18C, PCAT 16, 19J, 20R, 21N, PCAT 18, 22F, 22Q, 2312, 26U, VITELLO'S |
| Ashleigh Hairston | 29L |
| Baron Vaughn | 2620 |
| Ben Gleib | 1506 |
| Ben Schwartz | 1309, 1502, PCAT 14, PCAT 16, 2609 |
| Bess Kalb | 2812 |
| Betsy Brandt | 2412 |
| Betsy Sodaro | 28K |
| Betsy Stover | 26V, 29F |
| Bil Dwyer | 148, 317, 422, 601, PCAT 11, 1011, 15A, 19L, 27D |
| Bill Leff | CHICAGO, 22N, 2805 |
| Billy Eichner | 1510, PCAT 14 |
| Blaine Capatch | 2903 |
| Bob Kevoian | 22Z |
| Bob Odenkirk | PCAT 13 |
| Bob Saget | PCAT 12, 1418 |
| Bob Zany | 1208 |
| Bobby Moynihan | 2504 |
| Brad Gage | 23G |
| Brad Morris | 2518 |
| Brandie Posey | 19N, 20N, 22S, 27K |
| Brendan Smith | 25Q |
| Brendon Walsh | 17K |
| Bret Hart | TORONTO |
| Brian Huskey | 1914 |
| Brian Kiley | 27S |
| Brian Noonan | 18N, ROSEMONT |
| Brian Regan | 2320, 2803 |
| Brian Scolaro | 15Y |
| Brody Stevens | PCAT 09 |
| Brooks Wheelan | 15E, 29C |
| Budd Friedman | PCAT 13 |
| Caissie St. Onge | 2315, 24T |
| Cameron Buchholtz | ISO FILES 60 |
| Carl Tart | 2717 |
| Carla Cackowski | 17Z |
| Carole Montgomery | 23J |
| Carolyn Hennesy | PCAT 13 |
| Carrie Clifford | 26B |
| Cathy Ladman | 236, 416, 17A, 20J, 21J, 22O, 25I, 27T |
| Catie Lazarus | 22I, 22Y, 24H, 26J/2719, PCAT 20 |
| CeCe Pleasants | 17B, 1824, PCAT 17, 21O, PCAT 18, 23D, PCAT 19, 25P, 26M, 28T |
| Cedric Yarbrough | 2409, PCAT 19 |
| Chad Daniels | 20I, 24J, 2421 |
| Chelsey Crisp | 1813, PCAT 17 |
| Cheryl Hines | 2815 |
| Chick McGee | BLOOMINGTON12, 19Z |
| Chip Chinery | 17S |
| Chip Pope | 17C |
| Chris Elliott | 2318 |
| Chris Fairbanks | 228, 406, 510, 625, 1007, 1213, 14W, PCAT 14, 18B, 2306, 25G, 2711 |
| Chris Gethard | 28P |
| Chris Grace | 27H, 28W |
| Chris Hardwick | 224, 310, 502, PCAT 09, 1324, PCAT 14 |
| Chris Mancini | 14D |
| Chris Regan | 22T, 24S, 26D, 29D |
| Christian Finnegan | BRIDGETOWN, 1225, 22E, 2501, 26G |
| Christine Blackburn | 24W, 26S |
| Christy Stratton | 1713 |
| Cole Stratton | 2317 |
| Colin Hanks | 2217 |
| Colin Hay | PCAT 12, PCAT 19 |
| Colton Dunn | 2701 |
| Conan O'Brien | 608, 811, PCAT 12, PCAT 14, PCAT 18, PCAT 19 |
| Constance Zimmer | 23W, PCAT 19, 25K |
| Costaki Economopoulos | 1122, 24G, 27W |
| Craig Bierko | 802, 1013, 1404, 2220, PCAT 20 |
| Craig Ferguson | 2519 |
| Cristela Alonzo | 1617, 1725, PCAT 16, 2001, PCAT 18, 2207, 2510, PCAT 20, 2723 |
| Damien Fahey | 910 |
| Dan Cronin | 1221 |
| Dan Katz | 14H |
| Dan Kaufman | PCAT 09 |
| Dan Telfer | 18T |
| Daniel Van Kirk | PCAT 17, 21Q, 25O |
| Dana Gould | 1006 |
| Dana Schwartz | 26Y |
| Danielle Fishel | PCAT 10 |
| Danielle Koenig | 132, 155, 205, 211, 226, 230, 239, 308, 412, 425, 522, PCAT 09, 725, PCAT 10, 912, PCAT 11, 1014, PCAT 12, 1308, PCAT 13, 14F, PODFEST 14, PCAT 14, 16H, 17O, PCAT 16, 19D, PCAT 17, 2113, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 25R, ISO FILES 7, PCAT 20, 2907, 2911 |
| Danny Bevins | 27X |
| Danny Zuker | 2210 |
| D'Arcy Carden | 2402, PCAT 19 |
| Dave Anthony | 901, 1111 |
| Dave Attell | 1415 |
| Dave Foley | SKETCHFEST 10 |
| Dave Hill | 16S |
| Dave Holmes | 222, 225, 233, 301, 314, 401, 414, 512, 617, 726, PCAT 10, PCAT 11, 1002, 1113, PCAT 12, 1317, PCAT 13, 14A, 15K, PCAT 14, 15Z, 1618, 1718, PCAT 16, 1814, PCAT 17, 2101, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 26C, 2909 |
| Dave Shumka | 19C |
| David Feldman | 1903 |
| David Huntsberger | 15D |
| David Koechner | SKETCHFEST 11 |
| David & Leeman | PCAT 14 |
| David Park | 16B |
| David Steinberg | 1724 |
| David Wild | 1822, 2906 |
| DeAnne Smith | 2310, 26Q |
| Debra DiGiovanni | 2213 |
| Demi Adejuyigbe | 21F, PCAT 18, 2309 |
| Diane Franklin | 2007 |
| Diedrich Bader | 1817 |
| Doug Benson | 232, 305, 407, 516, PCAT 10, 1023, PCAT 12, PCAT 13, 1511, PCAT 14, PCAT 16, PCAT 18, 2714 |
| Dusty Slay | 2415 |
| Dwayne Perkins | 1012 |
| Ed Crasnick | 917, 28H |
| Eddie Pepitone | 1508 |
| Eddie Trunk | 816 |
| Eli Braden | PCAT 11 |
| Eliza Skinner | 1705, 2012, 21Y, 27A |
| Ellis Paul | 810, ATLANTA, 1513, PCAT 14, 1801, 2212, 2414, PCAT 20 |
| Emily Heller | 2408 |
| Eric Andre | 2616 |
| Erica Rhodes | 23B |
| Erin Foley | 1518, 16N, PCAT 17, 2115, 2721 |
| Erin Jackson | 2804 |
| Erinn Hayes | 2522 |
| Fahim Anwar | 2314 |
| Fielding Edlow | 2915 |
| Florence Henderson | SKETCHFEST 12 |
| Fred Stoller | 1219, 14R, 2011 |
| Fred Willard | PCAT 14 |
| Garry Meier | CHICAGO |
| Gary Brightwell | 15N |
| Gary Cannon | 21Z |
| Gary Gulman | 1009, 1512, 1918, 2325, 2619, PCAT 20 |
| Gary Lucy | 923, 14Q, 20Z |
| Gene 'Bean' Baxter | 2716 |
| Geoff Tate | 18K, 19Q, 21S, 23Q |
| Grace Parra | 1818 |
| Graham Elwood | 116, 203, 207, 237, 319, 418, 521, 616, PCAT 10, 814, PCAT 11, 1101, 1311, PCAT 14, 1605, 19F |
| Greg Behrendt | 318, 603, PCAT09, 702, BUMBERSHOOT, PCAT 10, 825, PCAT 11, PCAT 12, 1202, PCAT 13, 1409, PCAT 14, 16T, PCAT 16, 2002, PCAT 17, PCAT 19 |
| Greg Fitzsimmons | 505, 1116, 1806, 25X |
| Greg Proops | 709, 1315 |
| Greg Warren | 15M, 26R |
| Grey DeLisle | 2910 |
| Guy Branum | 1610 |
| Halle Kiefer | 27O |
| Hallelujah the Hills | 23T |
| Hannah Einbinder | 2902 |
| Harland Williams | 1001, 1207 |
| Helen Hong | 25W |
| Helen Keaney | 28B |
| Henry Phillips | 20C |
| Horatio Sanz | 1711 |
| Howard Kremer | 1218, 18X |
| Hugh Fink | 1021, PCAT 12 |
| J. Keith van Straaten | 16R, 21R, 2808 |
| Jack McBrayer | PCAT 13 |
| Jack Wagner | PCAT 13 |
| Jackie Kashian | 718, 15G, 18M, 2219, PCAT 19, 27P, 2914 |
| Jae Suh Park | PCAT 17 |
| Jake Fogelnest | 1719 |
| Jake Johannsen | 1316 |
| Jameela Jamil | 2305 |
| James Pankow | 2813 |
| James Urbaniak | 1701, 2905 |
| Jamie Denbo | 17J |
| Jamie Kaler | 1904 |
| Jamie Lee | 1901, 2120 |
| Janet Varney | 419, 506, VANCOUVER, PCAT 09, 708, 824, PCAT 11, 1019, 1314, PCAT 13, 1614, PCAT 16, 19B, 2105, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 2612, 2821 |
| Jason Benetti | 2224, 2624, PCAT 20 |
| Jason Mantzoukas | 1517 |
| Jason Nash | 14U, 1611 |
| Jason Pardo | 16M |
| Jason Thompson | 1503, PCAT 14 |
| Jay Mohr | 2014, 2417 |
| Jeff Babko | 23I, PCAT 19, 25U, 29I |
| Jeff Cesario | 18P |
| Jeff Dye | 2123 |
| Jen Kirkman | 409, 515, 622, PCAT 10, 807, PCAT 12, 1301, 1603, 1723, 2006, 2204, 2407, PCAT 19, 2514, VITELLO'S, 2615, PCAT 20, 2817 |
| Jenn Welch | 28D |
| Jennifer Bartels | 1818 |
| Jere Burns | 1810 |
| Jesse Thorn | 503, 607, 707, PCAT 10, 920, PCAT 11, 1217, PCAT 13, 1417, 19W, 25E, 29N |
| Jessica Chaffin | 19X |
| Jessica McKenna | 2507, 27G |
| Jessica St. Clair | 1419 |
| Jill Kushner | 17W |
| Jill Whelan | PCAT 13 |
| Jim O'Heir | 20Q |
| Jimmy Dore | 144, 220, 316, 423, 605, PCAT 09, 711, 1003, 1319, 15R |
| Joe DeRosa | 1507, 17V |
| Joe Kwaczala | 24I, 25L, 27Y |
| Joe Lo Truglio | 618, 823, PCAT 11, 1401, 16F |
| Joe Mantegna | 1919 |
| Joe Wagner | 16K |
| Joel Stein | 1220, PCAT 13, 2513 |
| John Butler | 16G, 1820, 21I |
| John DiMaggio | 2404 |
| John Heffron | 221, 22L |
| John Mulaney | 1114 |
| John Quaintance | 22H |
| John Ross Bowie | 916, PCAT 11, 1211, 1403, 14N, PCAT 14, 1524, 1703, 17Z, PCAT 16, 19M, PCAT 17, PCAT 18, 2211, 23Z, PCAT 19, 2722 |
| Jon Cryer | 1812, PCAT 17 |
| Jon Dore | 1205 |
| Jon Hamm | 403, SKETCHFEST 09, PCAT 09, 721, 820, PCAT 11, PCAT 12, 1320, PCAT 13, PCAT 14, 1525, 1708, SKETCHFEST 16, PCAT 16, PCAT 17, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 2611, PCAT 20 |
| Jon Schabl | 22C, 24M |
| Jonah Ray | 1105, 2720 |
| Jonathan Katz | 1123 |
| Jordan Brady | 15F, 20J |
| Jordan Morris | PCAT 09, 613, 16W, 28V |
| Josh Comers | 1307 |
| Josh Gondelman | 17F, 1907, 2119, 24K, SKETCHFEST 20, 2810 |
| Josh Johnson | 2703 |
| Judy Gold | 1303 |
| Julian McCullough | 1112, 17L, 20V, 25B |
| Justin Willman | PCAT 16, 1805, 2302 |
| Kailynn West | 20O |
| Karen Kilgariff | 14S, 1716, 18I, 20B, PCAT 18, 2623 |
| Karen Rontowski | 19I, 21G |
| Kate Casey | 2913 |
| Kate Flannery | 1609 |
| Katy Fullan | 29G |
| Kathleen Wilhoite | PCAT 14 |
| Keith and The Girl | 1109, 15H |
| Keith Stubbs | 1215, 18W, 19S |
| Ken Levine | 2025 |
| Ken Marino | 909 |
| Ken Robinson | PCAT 18, PCAT 19 |
| Kevin Bigley | 1607, 17X, 24Y, 26N, ISO FILES 14, 29A |
| Kevin Cronin | 2617 |
| Kevin Meaney | NYC |
| Kevin Nealon | PCAT 12, PCAT 14, PCAT 18, 2505 |
| Kevin Pereira | 1008 |
| Kevin Pollak | 716, PCAT 10, PCAT 12 |
| Kevin Ryder | 2916 |
| Kimberly Clark | 2725 |
| Kimmy Gatewood | 2907 |
| Kira Soltanovich | 15I, 15X, 1815, PCAT 17, 21B, 24E, 26O |
| Kirsten Vangsness | 2419, 2908 |
| Kristen Studard | 28I |
| Kristine Kimmel | 29H |
| Kulap Vilaysack | 1505, 16E, 1804, 2020, 23R, PCAT 19, PCAT 20, 2712 |
| Kumail Nanjiani | 1312, 1616, PCAT 17 |
| Kurt Long | 19H, 22M, 27Q |
| Kyle Anderson | 1808, 21C, 2423, 27E, 29S |
| Laraine Newman | PCAT 12, 2809 |
| Larry Miller | 1704 |
| Laura House | 1118, 14G, 21D, 27L |
| Lauren Ash | 1410, PCAT 14, 1622, PCAT 16, 1920, PCAT 17, 2313, 2607, 2822 |
| Lauren Lapkus | 1615 |
| Laurie Kilmartin | 621, 818, 1412, 15C, 17P, 1902, 19R, PCAT 18, 2904 |
| Leah Krinsky | 2208 |
| Lee Farber | 2103, 28J |
| Lennon Parham | 1419 |
| Lenny Schmidt | 17I |
| Lewis Black | 2710 |
| Lisa Loeb | PCAT 11, 19O |
| Lyric Lewis | 2411 |
| Marc Cherry | 2215 |
| Marc Maron | 610, 2606 |
| Marc Summers | 2111 |
| Maria Bamford | 208, 234, 401, MAXFUN 09, 526, PCAT 09, 907, 1121, 1501, 1819, 25Z, 2702 |
| Mark Volman | 517 |
| Mary Gallagher | 28N |
| Mary Holland | 2811 |
| Matt Besser | 622, 1514, 2109 |
| Matt Braunger | 513, 719, 1103, 1408, PCAT 14, 2102, 2603 |
| Matt Donaher | 19A, 21H, 22D, 22V, 23P, PCAT 19, 2424, 25Y, 28Q |
| Matt Gourley | 15J, 16I, 20A |
| Matt Iseman | 1923 |
| Matt Mira | 17D |
| Matt Oswalt | 1721 |
| Matt Price | 14X, 28A |
| Matt Walsh | 313, 415, 518, 1015, 1216, PCAT 13, 1411, 1608, 1714, PCAT 16, PCAT 18, PCAT 19 |
| Matt Weinhold | 16C, 19V |
| Maz Jobrani | 2017 |
| Micah Sherman | 1310 |
| Michael Burger | 2316 |
| Michael Carbonaro | 2319 |
| Michael Koman | 1010 |
| Michael Kosta | 17G, 20E |
| Michael Sheen | PCAT 16 |
| Michaela Watkins | 2122 |
| Michelle Biloon | 20X, 24V, 25N, 26X |
| Mike Birbiglia | 2515 |
| Mike Henry | 15V, 19P, 21L, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 24O |
| Mike McShane | PCAT 16 |
| Mike Schmidt | 623, 722, PCAT 10, 925, 1018, PCAT 12, 1222, PCAT 13, 14C, PCAT 14, 16F, 1915, 20H, 21M, PCAT 18, 22W, 24B, 25V, 27V |
| Mike Siegel | 124, 212, 235, 322, 420, 614, 1005, PCAT 12, 1224, 14K, 16Q, 18A, 1917, 21A, 23A, 24A, PCAT 19, 25F, 27U, 28Y |
| Mike Sweeney | 713, 1110 |
| Mike Toomey | CHICAGO |
| Milana Vayntrub | 2124, PCAT 18 |
| Mindy Sterling | 1911, PCAT 17, 2301, PCAT 19 |
| Missi Pyle | 2517 |
| Mitch Silpa | 28C |
| Mo Mandel | 15S |
| Moshe Kasher | 921, 1017, 22J |
| Murray Valeriano | 15B, 20S, 28M |
| Myq Kaplan | 915, 1115, 14P, 2008, 22B, 2610 |
| Nate Bargatze | 2706 |
| Neil Campbell | PCAT 14 |
| Neil Garguilo | 16B |
| Nell Scovell | 2221 |
| Nick Kroll | 1519 |
| Nick Turner | 2503 |
| Nick Vatterott | 25S |
| Nicky Urban | 28G |
| Nikki Glaser | 1620, 1906, PODFEST 17, 2613, PCAT 20 |
| Nug Nahrgang | TORONTO, ISO FILES 32 |
| Olivia DeLaurentis | 29M |
| Oscar Nunez | PCAT 09, 1304, 15L, PCAT 18, 2218, 2625 |
| Pat Francis | 108, 140, 201, 205, 209, 213, 215, 217, 220, 221, 229, 230, 236, 240, 303, 307, 311, 315, 320, 325, 404, 408, 413, 416, 420, 425, 504, 508, 514, 519, 523, 604, 609, 619, 622, 704, 710, 714, 723, 804, 817, 906, 922, 1018, 1026, 1124, 1214, 1306, 14E, 14Z, 1515, 15U, 16F, 16O, 1707, 17R, 17Z, 1809, 18U, 19T PCAT 09, PCAT 10, PCAT 11, PCAT 12, PCAT 13, PCAT 14, PCAT 16, PCAT 17 |
| Pat McGann | 23K, 2622 |
| Patton Oswalt | 321, 812, 1313, PCAT 13, PCAT 14, 2209 |
| Paul Brittain | 16V |
| Paul Dooley | PCAT 14 |
| Paul F. Tompkins | 128, 202, 214, 231, 309, 326, 426, 602, 715, PCAT10, 926, PCAT12, 1302, PCAT13, 1407, PCAT14, 1521, 1706, PCAT16, PCAT17, 2015, 2112, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 2601, PCAT 20, 2801, 2901 |
| Paul Gilmartin | 104, 120, 204, 223, 239, 324, 424, 524, PCAT 09, PCAT 10, 822, PCAT 11, PCAT 12, PCAT 13, 14T, PCAT 14, 17E, PCAT 16, 1909, PCAT 17, 20Y, PCAT 18, 23L, PCAT 19, 25M, 26H, 2806, 29O |
| Paul Goebel | 130, PHOENIX |
| Paul Provenza | 1523 |
| Paul Reiser | 1119, 1811, 2116, 2511 |
| Paul Rust | 615, PCAT 10, 2106 |
| Paul Scheer | 1516, PCAT 16 |
| Paula Poundstone | 2311, PCAT 19, 2506 |
| Peri Gilpin | PCAT 19 |
| Pete Holmes | 803, 1326, 1509 |
| Pete Schwaba | 152, 209, 216, 17U, 26K |
| Phil Hendrie | 1107, PCAT 13, PCAT 14 |
| Phil Rosenthal | 1709, PCAT 16, 2125 |
| Priyanka Wali | 2917 |
| Quinn Cummings | 2010 |
| Rachel Bloom | 1922, PCAT 17 |
| Rachel Dratch | NYC |
| Rachel Kaplan | 22X |
| Rachel Quaintance | 417, 525, PCAT 09, 620, 801, PCAT 10, PCAT 11, 1024, 1210, 1323, 14B, PCAT 14, 16A, 17N, 18R, PCAT 17, 20W, 2202, PCAT 18, 24C, PCAT 19, 26A, 2704 |
| Ralph Garman | 2201 |
| Randall Park | PCAT 17 |
| Rebecca Corry | 905, PCAT 11 |
| Rebecca Loebe | 18J, 21V, 24P, PCAT 20 |
| Regan Burns | 1204 |
| Rhett and Link | 1921, PCAT 17, 2508 |
| Rhett Reese | 1813 |
| Rich Sommer | PCAT 09, 612, PCAT 10, 815, PCAT 11, PCAT 12, 1209, PODFEST 13, PCAT 13, 1406, 14O, PCAT 14, 15T, 1601, 16F, 16U, PCAT 16, 1821, 1925, 2108, PCAT 18, 2323, PCAT 19, 2605, ISO FILES 3, 27I, 2912 |
| Richard Blade | 2406 |
| Richard Kind | 1802, PCAT 17, PCAT 20 |
| Richard Lewis | 1117 |
| Richard Marx | 2524 |
| Richie 'LaBamba' Rosenberg | PCAT 10 |
| Riley Silverman | 24F |
| Ritch Shydner | 1912 |
| River Butcher | 2420 |
| RJ Thieneman | 14L |
| Rob Corddry | 312, 402, PCAT 10, 1120, PCAT 12, 1504, PCAT 16 |
| Rob Huebel | 2520 |
| Rob Kutner | 27B |
| Rob Paravonian | 23F |
| Rob Reiner | 2222 |
| Romesh Ranganathan | 2118 |
| Ron Lynch | 20G |
| Rory O'Malley | 2104, PCAT 18 |
| Russ McGarry | 903, 17H |
| Russell Howard | 2013 |
| Sam Richardson | 2816 |
| Samm Levine | 520, 1020, PCAT 12 |
| Sarah Colonna | 1604, 22G, 26F |
| Sarah Silverman | 706, PCAT 10, PCAT 12, PCAT 14, PCAT 16, PCAT 17 |
| Scott Aukerman | 112, 130, 156, 206, 219, 227, 238, 304, 323, 411, 501, PCAT 09, 626, 724, 826, 924, 1022, PCAT 12, 1126, 1226, PCAT 13, 1325, 1414, PCAT 14, 1522, 1623, 1722, PCAT 16, 1825, 1924, PCAT 17, 2024, 21W, PCAT 18, 2225, 23X, 2425, 2525, 2621, PCAT 20, 2724, 2820 |
| Scott Gimple | PCAT 14 |
| Scott Thompson | 720, 18G |
| Sean Cullen | 819, 17Q |
| Sean Ryan | 22P |
| Sebastian Maniscalco | 2622 |
| Seth Morris | 1321 |
| Shane Mauss | 16L, 19G |
| Sharon Houston | 23S |
| Shelley Pack | 25A |
| Simon Helberg | PCAT 12 |
| Sinbad | 1421 |
| Siobhan Murphy | 2523 |
| The Sklar Brothers | 210, 218, 509, 1425, 2114 |
| Sona Movsesian | 2709 |
| Starlee Kine | 2814 |
| Stefanie Wilder-Taylor | 14J |
| Stephen Merchant | 2403 |
| Stephen Tobolowsky | 2216 |
| Steve Agee | PCAT 10, 1206 |
| Steve Almond | 705 |
| Steve Bluestein | 23C |
| Steve Byrne | 2418, 2707 |
| Steve Dahl | 1916 |
| Steven Weber | 1803 |
| Stuart Goldsmith | 1908 |
| Sue Kolinsky | 28O |
| Suli McCullough | 2003 |
| Super Dave Osborne | PCAT 13 |
| Susannah Schaefer | 16Z |
| Sydney Heller | 29K |
| Tami Sagher | PCAT 10, 1106, 2019 |
| Taylor Goldsmith | 2223, PCAT 19, 2715 |
| Terry Carnation | 2807 |
| Tess Rafferty | 20M, 27N, 29P |
| Tig Notaro | 1004, 1416, PCAT 14, 2117, PCAT 18 |
| Timothy Omundson | PCAT 16 |
| Timothy Simons | 1613 |
| T.J. Miller | 1612 |
| Todd Barry | 1710 |
| Todd Glass | 136, 306, 405, 511, 611, 809, 908, 1025, 1322, SKETCHFEST 14, 1420, 16J, PCAT 16, 2121, 2602, 2818 |
| Todd Levin | 606, PCAT 09, 717, PCAT 10, PCAT 11, 1104, PCAT 12, PCAT 13, 1423, PCAT 14, 16D, 1624, PCAT 16, 1905, PCAT 17, 22A, PCAT 18, 23O, PCAT 19, 25J, PCAT 20, 2819 |
| Todd Van Allen | TORONTO |
| Tom Arnold | 1016, 2023, 2324 |
| Tom Bergeron | 1816, 2018, PCAT 18 |
| Tom Dreesen | PCAT 10, 2713 |
| Tom Papa | 2110 |
| Tom Simmons | 19Y |
| Tom Snyder | 1123 |
| Thomas F. Wilson | 911 |
| Tommy Johnagin | 1102, 1305 |
| Tommy Shaw | PCAT 16, 2614 |
| Tony Thaxton | PCAT 13, PCAT 14, PCAT 16, 18F, PCAT 17, 20O, PCAT 18, PCAT 19, 24X, 26E, PCAT 20, 28U |
| Ty Burrell | 712, 914 |
| Vance Gilbert | 1422, PCAT 17, 2512, PCAT 20 |
| Vanessa Graddick | 2705 |
| Vince Maranto | 25T |
| Walter Koenig | PCAT 11 |
| Wayne Federman | 918, PCAT 11, 1212, PCAT 13, PCAT 14, 15W, 1712, PCAT 16, PCAT 17, 2203, PCAT 18, 23H, PCAT 19, 24N, 28E |
| 'Weird Al' Yankovic | 1424, PCAT 14 |
| Wendi McLendon-Covey | PCAT 14, 2307 |
| Wendy Liebman | 1203, 26T |
| Wheeler Walker Jr. | 2107 |
| Wil Anderson | 904 |
| Will Forte | 813 |
| Wink Martindale | PCAT 14 |
| Yakov Smirnoff | 2416 |
| Zac Brooks | AUSTIN |
| Zach Galifianakis | PCAT 12, PCAT 13, PCAT 14, PCAT 18 |
| Zach Kornfeld | 2516 |
| Zoe Friedman | 29E |
2.4 Bleach And Naruto
References[edit]
- ^'Subscribe'.
- ^(Show notes for episode 60.)
- ^blog.mikeschmidtcomedy.comArchived November 11, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
- ^(Show notes for Episode 623 with Mike Schmidt.)
- ^'Stand Up Comedy & Funny Videos on Rooftop Comedy'. Rooftopcomedy.com. 2014-01-22. Retrieved 2014-02-05.
- ^'PodCastAwards.com'. PodCastAwards.com. 2014-01-17. Retrieved 2014-02-05.
- ^'Nominations - Best Podcast'. The 2006 Weblog Awards. 2006-11-13. Archived from the original on December 6, 2006. Retrieved 2014-02-05.CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
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