
Greg Nibler and Sarah X Dylan's Podcast. Intelligent conversations about ridiculous situations. Based out of Portland, Oregon, both are former "Commercial" Broadcasters, who decided to break off and do it on their own. They have been sharing their lives and amazing guests, 5 days a week, since 2009.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1841 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

Today: Movies are filming in Portland and they are in both of our neighborhoods, seeing the fancy hard workers and trying to blend in, catering and tours, filming shows that never see the light of day (most likely), and more - have a great day all!
Today: Sarah has discovered a new addiction that she used to judge and now understands, how to find a relaxing game and trying not to use your middle finger, giant meat-eating crabs and a fancy light saber, the two schools left behind and talking som... more
Today: Greg is worried that he is sounding like the old guy he is, Sarah's 90s birthday party and surprise photos, the Niblerverse of Madness and going to see Courage, and new slang ideas for someone who needs a refresher :) Have a great night!
Today: Sarah's birthday is at some point in the distant future (tomorrow), being 46 and having a theme party, what am I going to wear, birthday facts and not facts, and more - have a great night all!
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Had been a listener on and off since they left old radio. Decent banter… but through the years have gotten too political.
Make no mistake, these are portlanders, who love Portland and everything it stands for. My opinion is different, but I’m able to put politics aside.
On a recent show one of the hosts said to F off and not listen anymore if you disagree with her on the Roe V Wade decision.
Alienating listeners of different beliefs is never a good thing, so as you wish, I will F right off and ... more
I have been listening to Funemployment Radio since day one. These two have a chemistry that works better than any I’ve ever heard. I’ve followed them through relationships, pets, vacations, homes and more. They are friends that I’ve never met and I appreciate them more than they know.
I only have been listening to you For about 3 years. Love you guys!
Greg and Sarah are the best
I’ve been listening to Sarah since she turned drinking age, and Greg for 11 years now, is that right? Anyway, my radio/podcast relationship with these two is longer and more stable than any I’ve had irl! Wow, that’s sad. But I love these guys, they are more than the inheritors of the Rick Emerson legacy— they are like family,and YOU should get to know them,too!
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Two longtime Portland-based hosts deliver daily banter, personal stories, and local culture with a mix of humor, interviews, and community updates. Episodes center on city life, quirky events, and ongoing bits like world-of-crazy, ball talk, and live events, all delivered in a warm, conversational style that feels like chatting with friends. The show leans into local Portland flavor, long-running familiarity, and a strong sense of community, which makes it appealing for listeners who want entertaining takes on everyday life, local happenings, and guest conversations. A notable strength is the chemistry between the hosts and their ability to blend humor with relatable anecdotes and practical event coverage.
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3. Adam Pasi
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