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 | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyImprov |
Festival, Lock, and Porcelain lead us to reoccurring dreams, passwords, playing with mercury, and more.
New episodes every Tuesday.
Editing by: Julia WD Harrison
Theme by: Arne Parrott
Logo by: Casey Borden
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Vibrant, Hero, and Beanie lead us to 3D Glasses, Brett coming up with an interesting weakness for Superman, Jeep Wrangler ducks, and more.
New episodes every Tuesday.
Editing by: Julia WD Harrison
Theme by: Arne Parrott
Logo by: Casey Borden
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Happy New Year! New Year's themed words Kiss, Dip, and Bowl lead us to Brett learning that there is chicken in chicken salad, having your own bowling ball, Adal adding milk to the bowl before adding cereal, and more.
New episodes every Tuesday.
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Join us for a holiday themed episode where Grinch, Chimney, and Eggnog lead us to Cheugy Howser, campires, how to pronounce Norfolk, and more.
New episodes every Tuesday.
Editing by: Julia WD Harrison
Theme by: Arne Parrott
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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.
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.
Play this podcast in a crowded room to see who else has ADHD. I laugh until I’m nauseous and feel like my brain might catch fire trying to connect all the weird layered wordplay games.
Very entertaining considering it’s just a long ad for Domunkinos.
These guys just LOVE the Monty Hall problem! Can’t get enough of the dang thing. Swap that door baby!
Apple Podcasts | #98 | United States/Comedy/Improv |
Apple Podcasts | #117 | Canada/Comedy/Improv |
Apple Podcasts | #177 | United Kingdom/Comedy/Improv |
Apple Podcasts | #78 | Germany/Comedy/Improv |
Apple Podcasts | #125 | Australia/Comedy/Improv |
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Singapore/Comedy/Improv |
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