
My New Thing is a comedy podcast featuring the funniest people on the planet discussing their latest obsessions. Hosted by comedians Dan Wilbur (The Onion, Sirius XM) and Zach Sims (Comedy Central).
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyComedy InterviewsStand-Up | |||

Faithfuls! We're back with another recap of The Traitors!
This month's round of bonus episodes follows the hit Peacock reality competition/Alan Cumming fashion show The Traitors. This week, Zach and Dan reiterate their love for Ron Funches while ack... more
Good morning, angels! It's time for another episode!
Today in the Hobby Hole, we talk to comedian Doug Smith (Conan, Comedy Central) about his waning interest in plants he bought during the COVID lockdown and also his serious obsession with actress ... more
We are here to make friends! A new bonus episode is here!
The show we watched was fun, but the recap is...murder! We're talking about the new season of The Traitors!
Zach and Dan talk about their favorite moments from the first three episodes of Se... more
Spread your wings, and pluck those strings... it's time for a new episode of My New Thing.
Today in the Hobby Lobby, we talk to comedian Isabel Hagen (The Tonight Show) about how she made her award-winning film On A String. Isabel wrote, directed, a... more
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These guys are great!
This show is such a fun surprise. Dan and Zach have this effortless chemistry that makes you feel like you’re sitting at the table with them, just laughing along. I love how every episode it’s a totally different “new thing” — sometimes it’s something niche like graffiti, other times it’s music, movies, or even weightlifting — but it’s always funny, and it always goes somewhere unexpected. The guests are great, the tangents are hilarious, and it never feels forced. It’s the perfect mix of casual... more
Great dudes. Silky, beautiful voices. Smiling, seething righteous rage just under the surface. Just a grand time and GREAT guests. May there be many New Things!
Boy oh boy. I love this pod!
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The series mainly revolves around humor, where hosts engage with a range of topics particularly exploring various cultural phenomena, personal interests, and latest obsessions. Each episode features a guest, typically from the comedy realm, sharing their unique stories, such as insights into reality TV or personal anecdotes about life experiences. The dynamic between the hosts and their guests is characterized by a light-hearted tone, which introduces serious themes like social commentary while prioritizing humor. The engaging dialogues cover a spectrum from film and food culture to societal norms, appealing to comedy enthusiasts seeking relatable and nuanced discussions.
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My New Thing launched 8 months ago and published 50 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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Recent guests on My New Thing include:
1. Isabel Hagen
2. Matt McCarthy
3. Kath Barbadoro
4. Gabe Pacheco
5. Mike Drucker
6. Ashley Brooke Roberts
7. Jill Weiner
8. Nat Towsen
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