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Episode One

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Each episode is the first—and only—episode of a failed podcast. Subscribe on Patreon: www.patreon.com/e1podcast

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes531Founded9 years ago
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Recent Guests

Riley Quinn
Performer portraying George Lazenby Jr., a three-time master sommelier candidate
Episode: 461 - Gridrunners: Uncorked (ft. Riley Quinn)
Benny Feldman
Episode: 460 - The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor Goes to Kill Tony (ft. Benny Feldman & Jake Rhodes)
Jake Rhodes
Episode: 460 - The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor Goes to Kill Tony (ft. Benny Feldman & Jake Rhodes)
Hesse Deni
Performer playing the Gentlemancer
Episode: E2 #134 - The Rogues' Gallery (ft. Hesse Deni) [Patreon Preview]
Mark Cuban
Real-world entrepreneur and investor portrayed as a guest investor in the Dungeon
Dallas Mavericks (fictionalized in episode)
Episode: 458 - The Deal-vil’s Dungeon (ft. Pierce Campion)
Charles Austin
Episode guest sharing background and experiences
Podcast host/creator (references to his podcast)
Episode: 457 - RiscoTemp Job Interviews
Flint Cleanwater
Guest, sports commentator and media personality
Episode: 452 - The Offseason
Chip Diamond
Local football legend recruited as recon
Dallas area
Episode: 451 - Tavern Twins Restaurant Rescue (ft. DeadBlossomJesse)
Teddy Twelver
Owner of Theme's Bar, Grill, and Bar in Dallas
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Episode: 451 - Tavern Twins Restaurant Rescue (ft. DeadBlossomJesse)

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • You should own a suit

    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,

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ComputerComment
    United States10 months ago
  • Not bad

    Pretty good

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Divingstation42
    United Statesa year ago
  • So good

    Podcast Addict
    5
    failingmarx
    a year ago
  • Pretty good.

    Pretty good.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wayne Renolds
    United States2 years ago
  • Prehistoria

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Msullivanboco
    United States2 years ago

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Some find the references and jokes highbrow or difficult to follow, while still enjoying the comedy.
A minority say the performers can break character too much, weakening the humor.
Many describe the improv and character-driven humor as consistently funny and highly creative.
Listeners praise the inventive premises, recurring themes and commitment to the comedic bit.

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461 - Gridrunners: Uncorked (ft. Riley Quinn)
Q: What does it mean when a wine has legs, George?
George gives a joking explanation that a wine's legs mean it is ready to get away if the drinker does not drink it quickly.
461 - Gridrunners: Uncorked (ft. Riley Quinn)
Q: What's the correct way to talk about wine? How do we actually discuss it with you without looking like a bunch of dickheads?
George says to learn the basic conventions before breaking them, but encourages people not to worry too much about saying the objectively correct thing. He suggests starting with the wine's appearance, aroma, and taste.
457 - RiscoTemp Job Interviews
Q: What is your greatest strength for an employer?
Hoyt mentions cooking skills and a willingness to try unusual job ideas, showcasing a blend of practical ability and imaginative thinking.
457 - RiscoTemp Job Interviews
Q: What are you looking for in a job today?
Hoyt expresses interest in Halloween-related work and a flexible schedule, though the interviewer emphasizes the available positions are more general temp roles.
457 - RiscoTemp Job Interviews
Q: Tell me a little about yourself, Hoyt.
Hoyt describes himself with a quirky mix of interests (Halloween-focused ambitions, cooking, and a casual approach to jobs), signaling a desire for unconventional opportunities rather than traditional roles.

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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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2. Benny Feldman
3. Jake Rhodes
4. Hesse Deni
5. Mark Cuban
6. Charles Austin
7. Flint Cleanwater
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