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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2892 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedyRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Have you ever been in a fantasy league where you don’t quite know EVERYBODY in the group? That happened to today’s Phone Tap victim, who is joining a football league with a new group and he’s never met the commissioner until we call him!
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In your Phone Tap, we call a woman who enrolled her son in the Big Brother program, and we’ve got the perfect big brother for him: ex-special ops soldier, CLOVER!
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Customer Service has gotten too easy to use these days. Instead of apps or websites to make a dinner reservation we’re just gonna keep calling, and calling and calling and calling… in your Phone Tap!
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Today’s Phone Tap victim has been desperate to get into any sort of reality TV show. So, we’re calling him pretending to be a producer and seeing just HOW far he’s willing to go to be famous!
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Jose is insufferable. And I hear the Same exact topics the day before on ANOTHER show
Nice relief to hear light silly stuff 🙏
Love this podcast. Very entertaining and funny.
You guys are the highlight of my morning thank you :)
You guys are the highlight of my day and my bus driver plays you guys and it gets me in a good mood, so thank you so much
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Humor-driven prank-call formats mix dating mishaps, customer-service absurdities, and relationship dynamics. Recurring segments center on lighthearted phone taps, speed-dating chaos, and relatable workplace or family scenarios, with hosts delivering quick banter, witty setups, and playful reveals. The tone leans into playful mischief and real-world reactions, creating short, highly shareable episodes that feel like a comedic daily ritual for fans who enjoy dating humor, prank-style storytelling, and character-driven bits. A standout is the consistent chemistry between the two hosts, along with a knack for turning everyday scenarios into escalating, silly phone pranks that land with fans who return for repeat favorites and new twists alike.
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Brooke and Jeffrey: Phone Taps launched 9 years ago and published 2892 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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