Before sibling duo Vanessa Bayer and Jonah Bayer took the comedy, music and general world by storm, they were just some lil weirdo kids. Joined by exciting guests who also started out this way, they reminisce about everything from toys to trends on How Did We Get Weird? Unless you’re a monster, you’ll want to listen to this nostalgia-filled, hilarious and surprisingly sweet podcast where they disc... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyComedy InterviewsSociety & Culture |
Enjoy this re-release of Sam Richardson's episode of How Did We Get Weird. Don't forget to rate and review the podcast here! more
This week on the podcast, Vanessa and Jonah are joined by hilarious comedian and new friend, Kyle Kinane. Jonah tests out some of his pun-centric stand-up material, Kyle talks about his love of horror movies and is there anything scarier than running... more
On today's episode we're sharing Part 2 of our epic conversation with actor and musician Jason Schwartzman! We're talking about nostalgic record and prank stores, digging through our parents' basements and all the "Over the Hill" merch the Bayers' mo... more
You know actor and musician Jason Schwartzman from his iconic roles in classic films like "Rushmore," "The Darjeeling Limited" and "Asteroid City," but did you also know he's one of the chillest and nicest people on the planet? On this episode of HOW... more
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I've never heard it but the adds for it sound so terrible that I felt compelled to give it a review
As someone from Cleveland who grew up in approximately the same timeframe as Vanessa and Jonah, this podcast is a hilarious walk down memory lane. This is the definition of “feel good” entertainment…funny and relatable discussions from two really cool people.
They’re still there, people can still go back and listen, it’s not some limited time thing. These “TBT” episodes just make it harder to navigate the feed and leads to more confusion. more
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Guster is still around. I’m sorry I left a one star review. But I just want everyone to know Guster is as relevant now as they were 20 years ago. Mildly successful and fervently supported. Here’s 5 stars
Apple Podcasts | #80 | United States/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #90 | Canada/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #182 | Italy/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #226 | Australia/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #242 | France/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #50 | Brazil/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
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