
A podcast hosted by lifelong friends Joe Santagato & Frank Alvarez. Presented by Santagato Studios.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 546 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyImprov | |||

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Jesus Christ, can yall stop screaming in the mic after barely whispering? The varying levels of noise that comes out of you twos mouth is absolutely insane.
I really enjoy the show, however I can’t listen in headphones because of the random jump scare yelling. Also can’t play in my car for the same reason. It’s either quiet talking or breaking my ear drums lol. Sorry. 5 stars bc it’s an audio problem not a content issue.
this show is fire no cap
I love them they’re so funny but I wish they would fix their sound!!!!
Seriously love you fellas. Unfiltered, hilarious content it’s the best. However the sound quality is a bit rough, the ads are mega loud and then you guys sound super low. Any way to fix that would be appreciated
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This podcast features hosts sharing amusing insights into their lives and contemporary culture, characterized by a blend of humor and nostalgia. Topics range from personal anecdotes about growing up, their experiences with childhood toys and school days, to absurd discussions about modern trends and societal norms. The vibrant chemistry between the hosts is evident through their lively banter, often oscillating between heartfelt reflections and spontaneous comedic moments. Additionally, episodes often highlight various ludicrous topics, ranging from pop culture phenomena to the intricacies of daily life, making it a source of entertainment that resonates with listeners looking for both humor and relatability.
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The Basement Yard launched 10 years ago and published 546 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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1. Scott Malfoy
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