A group of friends celebrate the arrival of the New Year by making crude jokes and insulting Christmas, discussing bizarre fetishes, and expressing their hopes for a better year.
The speaker makes some odd comparisons between a dwarf and a squirrel's movements, which ends in a dark joke about a plane crash.
The hosts discuss the time they left a Jaguar rental car in a parking lot and flushed the keys down a highway bathroom, jokingly anticipating a massive charge on their credit card bill for the unrecovered vehicle.
A man describes his experience attending an event with his wingman, who happens to be a 65-year-old woman who used to be Mick Jagger's personal chef. He jokingly tells his friends to find out if she is single and wants to give her pictures of them flirting on their one year anniversary.
The speaker discusses a text mixup with Marci Klein regarding Chris Rock's birthday and reminiscing about being involved in committee craziness.
The speaker describes an elderly relative who has an obsession with crafting phallic objects, including pillows, salt and pepper shakers, and even crochet penises. She puts squeakers in the balls and even circumcises them.
The hosts discuss an awkward situation involving a pee puddle on the floor during a photo.
A woman adds a shirt to her collection because she finds it amusing, leading the hosts to discuss which unlikely people they would want to have a drink with.
This podcast discusses how humor provides social bonding and can be a coping mechanism during difficult situations, even if it's uncomfortable. Seinfeld had to turn to stop a laughing audience during the prediction of a school shooting years ago.
A humorous anecdote about Whitney's drunken attempt to steal another person's costume and her elaborate bedtime routine.
The speaker is discussing the phase of their friend Creed's haircut and joking about hair salon puns.
Two people exchange insults and reminisce about childhood memories.
The speaker shares a story of a drunk man who ended up in his lap and the humorous encounter that followed while conversing with her husband's coworkers at the firehouse.
The speaker narrates an amusing anecdote about a character named Keso, who was their teenage idol but turned out to be as awkward at a party as any high school student.
There is a difference between cracking a joke to boost morale and cracking a joke at inappropriate times. It is important to understand when humor is appropriate and useful versus when it can be harmful.
A person shares their favorite New Yorker cartoon, featuring a piece of penne, and discusses the humor and delivery of various cartoons.
The speaker shares a humorous incident about how tech guys try to interact with the police. He also talks about his observation of a person who has earned fear instead of respect in a situation.
The host jokes about challenging a librarian to a duel and talks about his experience encountering katana librarians. He ends the episode abruptly after the joke.
The speaker discusses the idea of a "Science Corner" and the common use of gut instinct for problem-solving, while also highlighting the humorous side of the topic with jokes about oatmeal.
A woman in the neighborhood became famous for wearing high heels while doing mundane tasks such as taking out the trash.
Two individuals share a light-hearted and humorous conversation about therapy, poisonous plants, and the need for psychology in certain environments.
The speaker talks about his experience on a flight, imagining the flight attendant as PC Principal from South Park and making fun of the way safety instructions are delivered.
The host discusses the science behind humor in conversations and how it can be both intentional and unintentional. He also explores the different ways people use humor in different social situations.
The speaker recalls a scenario where he had to bend down and walk into a small room with 40 other people, who all stood up and snapped like they were in an army barracks.
Roger shares a humorous anecdote about his grandma and a horse.
The hosts joke about their mannerisms while introducing the podcast episode.
The speaker comically compares the art of snake handling to ballet, expressing the nervousness and hesitancy one may feel when attempting to grab a snake.
Joking around certain sensitive topics like sex work can be tricky as it can cause internal conflicts between morals and humor. While joking could be fun, the internal dilemmas need to be considered to avoid hurting others.
In this lighthearted podcast, three friends discuss their experience eating mixed tofu and joke about their collective wisdom and name.
A listener recounts their disastrous prom night which ended in being drunk behind a Burger King with a stranger. They also discuss their experiences with nudist parents and in-laws.
A bizarre story about a family who called the police claiming a masked man locked their daughter in a barn, only to reveal they wanted to retrieve their daughter's underwear which was stuck on a fence.
The hosts discuss the inappropriate reaction of a crowd to a racial joke and recall a personal anecdote of a grandmother calling in to express her upset towards someone calling her grandson a Nazi.
A man recounts a story of a bad guy who got out of his car and hit the water, prompting his friend to jump in and rescue him, leading to a humorous encounter.
The speaker describes a humorous incident where a miscommunication led to an unexpected exchange of gifts.
The speaker shares a humorous story of attempting to climb a tree in front of his girlfriend's family and their friends and failing miserably.
A group of women discuss the various double meanings behind the word "tea," while one member notes the questionable taste behind their jokes about being kidnapped.
The hosts discuss the divergent nature of their senses of humor and how it affects their ability to enjoy certain comedians and entertainers.
The speaker recounts a humorous encounter with a kid in the rain, offering him a garbage bag to keep himself dry.
This podcast segment discusses a man who is known for being funny and not wanting to appear stupid in front of others.
A humorous commentary on the benefits of young people observing and learning from expert roasters before attempting to join in on roasting others themselves.
