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 | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Stand-UpComedy InterviewsComedy |
Meeeow! Get those kitties out and take a listen to this!
Today in the Cat Cafe, Zach and Dan talk to Emmy-award winning writer and comedian James Hamilton (VICE, NBC Sports) about his newfound love of Cat TV, videos specifically created to entertain... more
Look out, nerds! It's an episode about reading!
Today in the Hobby Hole, we welcome the very funny Sam Wiles to talk about his love of bad books. Sam is an avid reader, stand-up comedian, and fellow JD Vance impersonator you may have seen in The New... more
Check it out... (checking is a hockey term)... another episode is here!
Today in the Pastime Penalty Box, we talk to the great comedian and Trump impressionist J-L Cauvin, who you might know from Billions or his podcast Making Podcast Great Again. H... more
Turn on those dashcams, folks! We're back to talk about a brand new thing!
This week in the sequestered studio, we talk to comedian Ashley Brooke Roberts about her obsession with the reality TV show Big Brother. We also discuss her unusual hobby of ... 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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A vibrant comedy podcast engages listeners with hosts who jovially explore their latest obsessions, featuring discussions with an array of comedic guests. Episodes typically mix humor with insightful commentary on subjects from fitness and wealth dynamics to personal anecdotes about sports fandom and nostalgic film memories. The unique approach to blending personal interests with comedic banter differentiates this podcast, making it appealing for those seeking both entertainment and relatable insights on everyday topics. Listeners can expect a mix of light-hearted conversation and deeper reflections disguised in humor, making it suitable for fans of comedy and cultural critique alike.
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Recent guests on My New Thing include:
1. Sam Wiles
2. J-L Cauvin
3. Ashley Brooke Roberts
4. Alice Wetterlund
5. Shalewa Sharpe
6. Ophira Eisenberg
7. Nick Maritato
8. Christian Finnegan
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