In a world full of social divide, does anyone really need another comedy podcast starring four guys in a garage? According to Craig, Brad, Matt and Dave, yes ... yes they do. So, if you were into Opie and Anthony when they got along, Howard Stern when he wasn’t star-humping, or Ron Bennington when he still had a Fez, Needless to Say might be exactly what you’re looking for.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 408 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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This week, the guys keep the Halloween flow going by asking Matt's better half (and horror movie expert) Keia to sit in for a comprehensive review of "Rat Man." If there was ever a reason to install Tubi on your TV, well, this isn't it. Come hear why... more
Halloween movie month continues in fine style when the guys discuss the finer points of "Humanoids from the Deep" by the legendary Roger Corman. Oh sure, there are other topics at hand, but when there's a perfect blend of full-frontal nudity, Native ... more
It's Halloween season! And around here, that only means one thing -- those horror movie reviews the guys do every month? Now they're doing them every week. First up for Halloween '25? Dave, Craig, and Matt cover the legendary "Basket Case" from 1982.... more
In the summer of 2017, a few friends got together after realizing their weekend conversations were worth recording. Eight years, 399 episodes, and a few new faces later, here we are. For the 400th time, the guys gathered to shed a few beams of foul-m... more
All of them are funny as hell and I’m always looking forward to the next one everyone is funny in their own way except Brad. Love hearing about Craig’s disgusting asshole and pissing all over Dave’s bathroom floor. Matt looks like every other millennial douche with a mustache but he’s the best part most episodes. Then there’s just Brad.
I enjoy the podcast. You feel like your part of the hang. Pretty friggin funny as well.
Says it all in the title!
Funny on any occasion!!!!!!
Very witty and very funny! The realest people you will hear on a podcast anywhere!!! The next big show!
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Humor and camaraderie take center stage, as the hosts engage in lively discussions covering a broad array of topics from personal anecdotes to cultural observations. Frequent discussions about comedy, particularly stand-up and local comedic scenes, frequently arise, showcasing the hosts' insights and experiences. Notably, their reflections on relationships, parenting, and the quirks of everyday life intertwine with their comedic take on serious themes, creating a balance that draws listeners into their dynamic. With an eclectic mix of humor and genuine connection, this show appeals to those who appreciate relatable storytelling, irreverent banter, and comedic explorations of life's absurdities.
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