
Evil Men is a podcast hosted by three comedians - Chris Locke, James Hartnett, and Michael Balazo. Each episode, they select a single evil man, bad person, or fictional character and discuss what made them so damn evil - all while joking their heads off. You’ll hear some super interesting nuggets of information about dubious historical or cultural figures, provided by three guys who don’t actually... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedyTrue Crime | |||

Hello! This week Chris, Mike and James go nuts on the mic in a major way. First off, Mike apologizes for an editing catastrophe, then James regales his co-hosts with the Greatest Story Ever Told aka he had squirrels in his roof and was possibly swind... more
Hello! This week it's a classic, back to basics episode starring the original Evil Men: Chris, Mike and James. After James describes a recent wild night out with Chris, followed by a bit of movie talk, we hear the chilling story of the Giant of Kanda... more
Hello! This week we're joined by actor and comedian Ennis Esmer. After talking about dreams, feet and breakfasts, Ennis tells Chris, Mike and James all about the life of James Dolan, the thin-skinned businessman and blues legend who owns Madison Squa... more
Hello! This week we're joined by comedian and writer Jordan Foisy. After intense chats about Popeye, He-Man and beautiful actors, we take a look at the life of Amazon founder, bodybuilder and piss bottle inventor Jeff Bezos. Enjoy!
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This thing gives me more uncontrollable belly laughs than ANY other podcast. I LOVE IT
This is by far THE WORST PODCAST I have ever listened to. The first 14 minutes of the Bob Hope episode is weird unfunny jokes and all through out they kept making unfunny jokes poorly researched and very poorly presented
The episode I listened to about Jared Leto was just 3 idiots spouting off what they’ve seen or heard on the internet. They did absolutely no research. It was 50 minutes into the episode before they even started talking about Jared. This is not a podcast to listen to if you are looking for real information on anything. It just sounds like a morning radio show based on nothing.
I know you guys were feeling unsure about the Frank Abagnale episode but it was another great one
Love this show! Extremely funny 🫠but Chris you gotta tone down the beatboxing and stop getting so disgusting with your jokes. Please please please will you act like your daughters are listening every episode🤞
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This show blends sharp humor with curiosity about infamous figures, blending crime, history, and pop culture through breezy, improv-forward conversations. The trio picks an “evil” figure per episode—ranging from historical masterminds to fictional icons—and riffs about their deeds, motives, and the surrounding lore, often weaving in tangents, anecdotes, and riffs with rotating guests. The result is a fast-paced, character-driven mix of edutainment: informative tidbits delivered with wit, self-deprecating banter, and a playful “evilometer” that keeps the mood jokey even when subjects are dark. A recurring strength is the chemistry among hosts—quick with banter and capable of balancing serious context with lighthearted storytelling—and the fr... more
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Recent guests on Evil Men include:
1. Matt Wright
2. Bita Joudaki
3. Brandon Ash-Mohammed
4. Gavin Crawford
5. Evany Rosen
6. Graham Clark
7. Clare Belford
8. Kevin O'Leary
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