
Comedians and best friends, Dave Temple & Derek Gaines are two opinionated and hilarious dudes from Philly, who don't believe in apologizing...ever! Tune-in as we discuss various topics ranging from pop culture to what’s going on in their personal life and break them down in an unapologetic fashion...this is No Need for Apologies!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedyTV & Film | |||

This week we’ve got Danny Braff and things kick off with some real-life moments before spiraling into absolute chaos. Concert stories, wild apologies, and one of the funniest taekwondo stories you’ll ever hear (yes… there’s magic involved 🥋✨).
We g... more
This week, Sasha Merci is back and we get into everything, from wild subway stories while growing up in the Bronx to why New York really is just a small town. We debate NYC vs LA culture, break down why “the world comes to New York,” and get real abo... more
This week, we’ve got comedian Giulio Galarotti in the turtle lair for a chaotic, hilarious ride of No Need for Apologies. We talk solo travel and the awkward smells, what kind of AI-generated videos the official White House account has been posting, ... more
This week comedian Chris Lamberth comes down to the NNFA turtle lair for a hilarious episode that starts with fake spring weather, what it brings, we ask if the CEO of McDonald's really bit that burger, and why are all the CEO’s eating on camera now?... more
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Just 2 comedians, regardless of their race/ethnicity, who are just naturally funny, without having to proclaim they are
Good stuff from a great & fun podcast
Dave is a complex individual
daves mic sounds terrible, unlistenable
Spotlighting real black Airforce1 energy, and other wild stories. The guests are great, and the dynamic between the hosts promises laughs from start to finish; every single time.
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A high-energy comedy show built on unapologetic banter between two Philly-born hosts and a rotating cast of guests. Through rapid topic shifts, the hosts mix personal stories, cultural commentary, and sharp one-liners to explore pop culture, nightlife, travel, relationships, and current events with a fearless, no-holds-barred approach. Ads and post-show promos are integrated in a way that keeps the conversation flowing, and guests—from fellow comedians to actors—bring additional perspectives that fuel the dynamic back-and-forth. The result is the kind of candid, irreverent humor that appeals to listeners who want clever takes on everyday life, industry quirks, and cultural moments without sugarcoating. Notably, the show leans into boundary-... more
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Recent guests on No Need For Apologies include:
1. Danny Braff
2. Sasha Merci
3. Giulio Gallarotti
4. Jeff Baldinger
5. Tone Bell
6. Rebecca Reingold
7. Rebecca Wolf
8. Rosebud Baker
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