
A weekly salon-style supershow where comedian Duncan Trussell and guests explore the multiverse. See Duncan on the road! DuncanTrussell.com for dates & details.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 569 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & CulturePhilosophyComedy Interviews | |||

You've tuned in, you've locked in, now synchronicity will abound! In a completely unforeseeable turn of events an evil old man with a rotten soul died. Join us as we somberly process our complex feelings on the matter.
Houston family! Duncan is in t... more
Welcome back, sweet angels! We're nearly shrew-free and change bucketful, as requested! In the meantime, here's some more hot takes on Christianity (did you know they took the blood out of a guy and put it in a cup?).
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Matt McCusker, incredibly funny comic and co-host of Matt & Shane's Secret Podcast, re-joins the DTFH!
For more about Matt, including all of his upcoming tour dates, check out his website: MattMcCusker.com.
Austin family! Duncan is coming to the Co... more
Bobby Kelly, you know him from Louie, you know him from O&A, and he's deep, spiritual madman, joins the DTFH!
Houston family! Duncan is coming your way, July 16! Come see him at the Houston Improv, click here to get your tickets now!
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wow. Never again. Treating a man who heckled the parents of dead children for ratings as a legitimate source of commentary is like talking about how Carlos Castaneda really did meet a shaman in Mexico. What's next, goofy? Gonna give flat earth a go-round? Way to shoot your own legitimacy in the foot, fellas. Never again
Kinda sad to see that a once enlightened being has sold his soul to stay rolling in Rogan dollars with his right wing nuts. Watched DT get platformed and then transformed. But even a Master can fall to the Algo demons.
I used to love DTFH but it’s really took a turn since 2020/2021. I don’t feel the same awe and inspiration after listening to an episode anymore 🤷♀️ Duncan is still a hilarious comedian, but for me, the content feels to have gotten redundant.
I’ve probably watched midnight gospel at least 10 times from start to finish (probably more) and decided to get caught up with some current convos. Love the work.
Ps. Where’s season 2 😭😭
I listened every week for 4 years, but things started turning weird in 2020. Cut to now and Dunc is just a shill for maga and the machines of power, while trying to use the flowery word salad tactics to never be pinned down to any stance or moral position. For all the lip service he gave to “love” over the years it’s really sad to see D become an instrument for darkness. Never meet your heroes I guess.
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A provocative, freewheeling conversation that blends philosophy, spirituality, politics, and pop culture through long-form chats, improvisation, and provocative guests. Episodes regularly juxtapose esoteric topics with current events, technology, and media critique, often weaving in sponsored segments and live-read plugs. The show stands out for its fearless, boundary-pushing tone, a mix of humor and deep inquiry, and a willingness to host controversial figures to challenge listeners' assumptions. This makes it compelling for audiences who enjoy exploratory discussions that mix mysticism, conspiracy culture, and societal critique, with a candid, conversational hosting style that invites both humor and skepticism.
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