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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 531 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Dr. Hans Feely (Branson), Dr. Brownie (Jill), Dr. McStinky (Charles), and Sergeant X. Crement (Andrew) perform forensic poop analysis to catch some of the most dangerous criminals in the world. Watch Jill's House of Rock: www.youtube.com/@jil... more
RT3 super stans Bib Valentine (Branson), Caesar Teaser (Andrew), and JayLee N. Peanutbutter (Charles) discuss RT3's latest acting roles and surprise new album. Watch our new series Triumph Tuesday: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRgrgku3xcI Subscrib... more
Wine lovers Talbot Kilrain (Branson), Bertrand Butterbill (Charles), and Aldo Ceviche (Andrew) welcome three-time master sommelier candidate George Lazenby Jr. (Riley) to explore the flavors, sights, and sounds of sundry luxurious bottles of luscious... more
Angus Balestrom (Branson), Fox Hellman (Andrew), and Tweep Peeper (Charles) discuss some seriously twisted, messed up, F@#!%ed up stinkers. Full episode on Patreon: www.patreon.com/e1podcast/posts/e2-135-f-ers-who-172353662/
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Sometimes the occasion arises where formal attire is met with duress. I just was summoned to court, and it was one less thing to worry about- to simply be able to steam, clean, and iron a dark navy formal suit, which I already owned was very helpful for my stress levels. Therefore,
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I absolutely love this show about 80% of the time. The other 20% I relate to Elvis when he shot his television. These guys went to the Jimmy Fallon Institute of Breaking Character. It’s not funny no matter how hard you laugh.
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Improvised comedy built around elaborate fictional premises, recurring characters and fast-moving ensemble banter. Segments take the form of mock interviews, awards ceremonies, sports discussions, fantasy roundtables, business pitches and other parodies, often treating absurd scenarios with a straight-faced commitment to the bit. The humor is irreverent, frequently crude and sometimes deliberately provocative, with references to pop culture, gaming, sports, business and everyday institutions.
The format favors character work and long-form improvisation over conventional interviews or factual analysis. Guest performers join some sketches, while recurring voices and callbacks give the comedy a loose shared world. Best suited to listeners who... more
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