Best of April 2023: Highlights From Comedy Podcasts - Kill Tony, Chrissy Chaos, Whiskey Ginger and many more

Laughing Our Way Through Comedy Podcasts: A Recap of Some Hilarious Moments

In the world of stand-up comedy, live comedy shows and podcasts have become a popular way for comedians to connect with their audiences. Podcasts provide a platform for comedians to showcase their unique perspectives and have candid conversations with their fellow stand-up comedians. In this blog post, we'll summarize some of the funniest moments from recent comedy podcast episodes.

TigerBelly: Hosted by Bobby Lee with Guest Godfrey

In this episode, Bobby Lee and Godfrey discuss the hypothetical scenario of being on the road and meeting an attractive woman. Godfrey quickly shuts down the idea of pursuing any intimate activities with Bobby, leading to a hilarious exchange between the two comedians.

Kill Tony: Hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe with Guest Shane Gillis

In a particularly outrageous moment, the comedians discuss bedroom skills, and an audience member shares that reading bedtime stories to his kids seems to get his wife in the mood. The conversation spirals into a series of jokes, culminating in an over-the-top interpretation of a bedtime story session.

Chrissy Chaos: Hosted by Chris Distefano with guest Colin Quinn

Distefano asks Colin Quinn about losing his virginity, and Quinn's response prompts laughter as he mentions losing it in phases, which nobody understands.

The Tim Dillon Show: Hosted by Tim Dillon with guest Stavros Halkias

Dillon and Halkias discuss being fans of O.J. Simpson despite his controversial past. Dillon admits he would eagerly take a photo with Simpson, revealing the lengths people might go for a great Instagram post.

This Past Weekend: Hosted by Theo Von with guest John Mulaney

Theo Von and John Mulaney reminisce about their childhoods, discussing the peculiarities of their school DARE officers. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they ponder the DARE officer's crime-fighting techniques.

Bad Friends: Hosted by Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino

In a lighthearted conversation about religion, Lee and Santino ponder whether God has sex and if Jesus ever engaged in self-pleasure. Their musings lead to some comical theories about Jesus' crucifixion.

Flagrant: Hosted by Andrew Schulz with guest Adam Rowe

Schulz and Rowe discuss how British cuisine has incorporated dishes from around the world, adding their own unique twist – fries. They also poke fun at the popularity of the British cooking show "The Great British Bake Off" and chef Gordon Ramsay's recent foray into TikTok.

Taste Buds: Hosted by Joe DeRosa and Sal Volcano

DeRosa and Volcano have a passionate debate over the merits of flavored hummus, with DeRosa admitting he has never tried any flavored varieties. Their animated discussion highlights the quirks of individual taste preferences.

The Adam Friedland Show: Hosted by Adam Friedland with guest Nick Mullen

Friedland and Mullen jokingly try to convince one another to eat a chunk of earwax, with Mullen eventually relenting after Friedland pleads with him. The absurd conversation provides a snapshot of the duo's comedic chemistry.

Whiskey Ginger: Hosted by Andrew Santino with guest Ryan Sickler

Santino and Sickler reminisce about their experiences playing football and the lasting impact of their on-field injuries. Their conversation highlights the lighter side of overcoming adversity in sports.

Are You Garbage?: Hosted by H. Foley and Kevin Ryan with guest Shane Gillis

In this episode, the hosts discuss their experiences with massages and the awkward moments that can arise. The conversation explores the expectations and realities of self-care and relaxation.

2 Bears 1 Cave: Hosted by Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer

In a recent episode, Tom Segura shared a funny story about his son's obsession with the iPad and the negotiation that ensued to determine how long he had to wait before he could purchase a new game. The hilarity lies in the child's confusion about the concept of time, leaving both the audience and the hosts cracking up.

We Might Be Drunk: Hosted by Sam Morril and Mark Normand with guest Ms. Pat

During this episode, Ms. Pat reacts to a seemingly random joke made by Mark Normand, leading to a discussion about Hollywood's aversion to eating and a humorous misunderstanding. The conversation quickly spirals into hilarious chaos as the hosts navigate the unpredictable twists and turns of live comedy.

Stavvys World: Hosted by Stavros Halkias with guest Big Jay Oakerson

A listener calls in to share her recent realization about her bisexuality and her desire to experience intimacy with a woman while still being in a relationship with her boyfriend. Stavros and Big Jay offer their comedic take on the situation, providing lighthearted and amusing advice.

You Know What Dude: Hosted by Robert Kelly with guests Big Jay Oakerson and Joe List

The group discusses the stress and anxiety that comes with cheating in relationships, sharing their personal experiences and close calls. The humor comes from their candidness, as well as the comical consequences they imagine for themselves if they were to cheat.

Tuesdays w/ Stories: Hosted by Joe List and Mark Normand

Mark shares a story about the struggle to balance his comedy career with family obligations. He humorously recounts the negotiation process with his wife when deciding whether to attend a family gathering on Easter Sunday, ultimately leading to an unconventional solution.

In the world of stand-up comedy, April was a month full of entertaining podcast episodes. Big Jay Oakerson made the most guest appearances, totaling 18 podcasts. The most viewed episode was Stavros Halkias on This Past Weekend with Theo Von, which has garnered over 1.9 million views. As we continue to enjoy the comedic stylings of these talented stand-up comedians, it's clear that live comedy podcasts are a fantastic source of laughter and amusement for fans everywhere.