
Improvisers Adal Rifai, Brett Lyons and Rob White are The Word Association. Every episode, they each bring a new word to use as a springboard for discussion, bits, puns, tangents and more. Do they sometimes find connections between the words? Yes, they sometimes do. Adal, Brett, and Rob have each, at some point in their lives, been described as funny.
New episodes every Tuesday.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Doorknob, Reed, and Tag lead us to Brett not trusting doors, saloon doors, the shirtless guy in The Lost Boys, papyrus, our tag names, and more.
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Hypnotize, Fizzy, and Craft lead us to Reiki, Oz Pearlman, Zotz, James and the Giant Mortgage, paper mache vs plaster of paris, old denim, and more.
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Safari, North, and Murmur lead us to pith helmets, Kansas City, Northern Lights, tableland, bloody knuckles, and more.
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Happy 3rd Annual Turdunkin' Day! Carve, Rolls, and Uncle lead us to vibrating belt machines, carving initials in tables or trees, Andre the Giant, Rock and Roll Donuts, saying uncle, and more.
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I could do without the opening improv scenes, but once that ends and the group gets into their natural banter the show takes off. It's an entertaining listen and keeps me smiling with occasional "laugh out loud" moments.
I started listening to this because it was recommended on one of Adal’s other shows, Hey Riddle Riddle. If you like this show, you’ll definitely love that, but this one is ok too
I love Adal but this podcast sucks
Adal is one of my favorite podcasters, Brett alternately drives me insane and makes sense depending on the topic, and Rob’s chill demeanor makes this a real chill hang.
Soothes my similarly damaged brain and makes more sense to me than l would like to admit. Side note: please consider making a monthly episode where you guys watch one of Rob’s obscure movies and talk about it.
PS- I remember Superman ice cream! I grew up in Dallas. I don’t remember where I got it but it was somewhere in the mall.
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This engaging podcast features a trio of improvisers who utilize a unique word association approach to create humor. Each episode, the hosts pick a new word, unleashing a flurry of associated thoughts, anecdotes, puns, and playful discussions that often meander through both light-hearted and profound themes. Their conversations frequently touch on everyday experiences, pop culture references, and personal stories, showcasing not only their comedic talents but also their ability to find connections between seemingly unrelated topics. Listeners can expect a mix of absurdity, nostalgia, and clever humor that makes for an entertaining exploration of language and interaction.
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