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Eavesdrop on freewheeling conversations between comedian and TV personality Jimmy Pardo and his sometimes famous, always funny friends. Unscripted. Unedited. Unstoppable. Since 2006. It's Never Not Funny.

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Striking a chord with Lauren Ash.

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Jimmy reacts to the White Sox giveaway that has everyone talking. Then, Donny gets caught stealing.

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A family affair with Griffin Kelly.

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Matt is haunted by a mildly awkward social interaction. Then, Jimmy and Tom go head-to-head in a 1981 edition of "Do The Charts."

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Recent Guests

Francisco Ramos
Comedian with new special Still Learning
Self / Still Learning
Episode: 3824 - Francisco Ramos
Kevin Heffernan
Actor, comedian, member of Broken Lizard
Broken Lizard
Episode: 38V - Kevin Heffernan
Ryan Hamilton
Comedian with Netflix special This Just Hit Me
The Great Land / Netflix
Episode: 3822 - Ryan Hamilton
Garon Cockrell
Guest on this episode, discussed mobility in the city and related anecdotes
Not specified
Episode: 38U - Jim Wise
J. Elvis Weinstein
Guest, MST3K alum, writer
Thought Spiral partner? (via MST3K/Thought Spiral context)
Episode: 3821 - J. Elvis Weinstein
Edy Modica
Participant in Jury Duty (guest on episode)
Jury Duty
Episode: 38T - Edy Modica
Caitlin Peluffo
Guest on the program
Episode: 3820 - Caitlin Peluffo
Chloe Radcliffe
Comedian, actor known for Is This Thing On?
New York-based comedian
Episode: Chloe Radcliffe
Morgan Walsh
Episode: 38S - Morgan Walsh

Hosts

Jimmy Pardo
Host of the show
Elliott Hochberg
Co-host/producer

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 3.9k ratings
  • Never say never

    Apparently the funny part is behind the paywall

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Lew in Chicago
    United States2 months ago
  • Service Dogs on Flights

    Question:

    Why are there not specific seats designated for people flying with “service” animals ? Wouldn’t this help all of us when choosing our seats? Im not saying they should be back in the smoking section back in the day but having a specific section for people traveling with animals could alleviate any questions when booking your seat.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AmyGillRose
    United States2 months ago
  • The best

    Jimmy and the gang never disappoint. Great fun.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PAULBABY420
    United States3 months ago
  • The other two

    I forget about who is who. But the side guy who bought a bride from Polynesia is so insufferable it’s not funny. He has no self awareness and I think he is like 60 years old. I truly do not like him.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brudd3788
    United States5 months ago
  • Pardo & friends

    I suspect that the haters either are MAGA or they’re not fans of the “cozy conversation” type of pods. I love this style - kind of in the same way as Threedom, but with guests in the 2nd half. Funny people talking about their lives, making each other laugh, and I especially enjoy when they have my faves like Scott Aukerman as guests, which is how I discovered this pod.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cagey_01
    United States5 months ago

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Listeners love the warm, loose vibe and banter among friends.
Guests and bits keep the show fresh, with some episodes feeling like a hangout.
Some listeners wish for less political talk or pre-roll ads, but overall enthusiasm remains high.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

38T - Edy Modica
Q: What do you think won last night, cake or pie?
Cake won according to some, though there is debate and surprise because pie is often thought to be better, leading to a lively discussion about taste versus tradition.
3817 - Regan Burns
Q: What was your plan to introduce a chant at the World Cup game?
Regan described lining up with a marching group, then attempting to insert his Hamilton-inspired chant over the crowd but ultimately realizing the scale and getting overwhelmed, deciding to pursue a smaller, on-site group to start a chant instead.
3818 - Skyler Higley
Q: Which artist had the 2004 hit album and which the 2010 hit album according to the clues given?
Usher for 2004 (Confessions) and Katy Perry for 2010 (Teenage Dream).
3818 - Skyler Higley
Q: Two different solo artists released hit albums in the 21st century, one in 2004 and one in 2010. Name either artist.
Usher (Confessions, 2004) or Katy Perry (Teenage Dream, 2010).
3814 - Chris Regan
Q: What was the first cable TV series to win the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series?
The group eventually arrives at The Sopranos as the probable first cable drama to win the Primetime Emmy for drama, with debate about earlier contenders and a final confirmation during the trivia segment.

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A freewheeling, unscripted comedy chat featuring a veteran host and his circle of friends and guests, spanning stand-up, TV, film, music, and pop culture. Episodes mix personal stories, touring and showbiz anecdotes, and light banter with sponsor reads woven in. The format emphasizes camaraderie, quick-fire banter, and long-form conversations that glide from current projects to memories from the industry, often with a rotating cast of guests. Noteworthy traits include the extended, casual vibe and the strong sense of community among regulars, plus frequent sponsorship integration that keeps the show economically stable. Potential listeners should enjoy easygoing, humorous conversations with a mix of celebrity and comedian voices, along with... more

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