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clips, plus the top podcasts of the month and Kill Tony’s Netflix debut details.
March Was a Comedy Goldmine: 40 Funniest Podcast Moments and Big News Ahead
Theo Von and Adam Devine Keep It Weird
March kicked off with This Past Weekend, featuring Theo Von and Adam Devine diving into career injuries, fake watch pranks, and hammock dating. Adam shared his dream role—creepy tree-peeping guy—while Theo fantasized about chill gigs and offered Sydney Sweeney casting suggestions.
Kill Tony Brings the Heat
Jet Ski Jesse Johnson lit up Kill Tony with nonstop hammock jokes and punchlines about “low-hanging fruit.” Meanwhile, Andrew Schulz and Derek Poston delivered viral-level chaos, helping Schulz clock 21 podcast appearances while promoting his Netflix special Life.
Bobby Lee vs. Shane Gillis: Fake Watches and Soft Roasts
A highlight was the Bobby Lee–Shane Gillis saga. It included fake Rolex stories, prank watch giveaways, and Bobby softly insulting Gillis with “bulgy eyes” and “sometimes you look bloated.” The tension fizzled out with love bombs and awkward laughs.
Robin Williams Memories and Sims Breakups
Dan Soder recalled the surreal moment he told Robin Williams the 49ers won. Meanwhile, another pod guest told a tragicomic tale of ghosting his Sims Online wife—yes, in-game—after moving in together. She later called him out by username in her bio.
Stand-Up Women Still Getting Chicken Wings Thrown
Comics joked about still battling dumb stereotypes. From soft tacos thrown at Vegas culinary school shows to black night chicken wings in Miami, they agreed: sometimes it’s not sexism—it’s just someone wanting to use the microwave.
Gross Stories Galore: Ants, Poop, and Body Talk
The podcast universe brought gross-out gold. From accidentally eating ants in Jamaica to stories of comics constantly pooping their pants, listeners got a full serving of the bizarre. Throw in a dead body room at a funeral home and you’ve got peak pod content.
Leo DiCaprio Drops a Dirty Joke
Leonardo DiCaprio appeared at a party and surprised comic Andrew Schulz with a joke: “What’s the difference between a joke and three d***s? Your mom can’t take a joke.” Schulz, stunned, tried to process it—turns out Leo’s a closer, too.
March’s Top Comedy Podcasts by Views
#1: This Past Weekend – Candace Owens (2.9M views)
#2: This Past Weekend – Danny McBride (2.8M views)
#3: Kill Tony – Andrew Schulz & Derek Poston (2.5M views)
Over on The Joe Rogan Experience:
#1: Bill Murray (3.9M)
#2: Ian Carol (3.44M)
#3: Chris Williamson and Andrew Schulz (tied, 2.5M)
Kill Tony Hits Netflix on April 7
The biggest update heading into April? Kill Tony lands on Netflix with three episodes starting April 7. This milestone follows years of growth from the show’s Austin headquarters. Expect it to bring even more chaos, characters, and breakout comics to a global audience.