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The comedy-podcast universe is ever expanding, not unlike the universe universe.
Were here to make it a bit smaller, a bit more manageable.
Each week, our crack team of podcast enthusiasts and specialists and especially enthusiastic people will pick their favorites.
We hope to have your ears permanently plugged with the best in aural comedy.
Neil Peart plus).
Lewis foils the Scottss mania and Jimmys fanboying in a Todd Glass way, i.e.
In case there was any doubt, yes, it is hip to listen to this podcast.
So lonely that hes in search of a best friend.
Specifically, he vows to kill Bacon for stealing what should have been his life.
Yeah, you said it.
But Bacon (who plays himself perfectly with some heightened humor) doesnt know this, of course.
Instead, he thinks his new acquaintance has real best friend potential.
So far, its incredibly amusing thanks to strong performances by all involved.
Rapid-fire references to Bacons previous work pull double-duty, creating a recommended viewing list including the star-studded 90s gemSleepers.
Sedgwicks one-liners alone are worth giving this one a try.
Throughout her take, she rustles the chip bag.
One of the better call-ins jumps on the bandwagon with a quick quip about Kojaks ineptitude.
The best call-in, though, comes from aLove Islandfan looking to dish.
Becca James
Unqualified- Judy Greer
Host Anna Faris gets real with Judy Greer this week onUnqualified.
and catching up with them now having moved into a house together just last year.
I thought that was a sign, so I went with Greer.
Marc Hershon
Esther Club- All My Friends Are Babies
Fans ofWeird AdultsandGlowing Up, rejoice!
Esther Povitsky is back with a new podcast,Esther Club.
So what can listeners expect fromEsther Club?
Part of the fun ofEsther Clubseems to be that a new segment can arise at any moment.
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