Rob Corddry

Rob Corddry, actor and comedian famous for his role in The Daily Show and Hot Tub Time Machine, dives into his childhood mystery: did he actually break his arm? The podcast uncovers his family's conflicting memories, sparking humor and tension as they debate over his sanity. Rob even presents evidence during a lively family call, revealing the emotional complexities of shared experiences. With doses of nostalgia, medical jargon decoding, and comedic reflections on memory, Rob's journey brings to light the laughter and chaos of family dynamics.

Rob Corddry, known for his work on The Daily Show and Hot Tub Time Machine, shares how his baldness influenced his career confidence and acting choices. Musician Dan Grayson discusses the creative process behind composing the show's original theme music and how college shaped his artistic journey. Together, they reflect on the power of long-form interviews and the unique relationship between comedy and music. Their insights provide a humorous and nostalgic look at the journey of creativity and self-acceptance.

Rob Corddry shares his hilarious obsession with threesomes and seeks comedic therapy, revealing the challenges of confronting such fantasies. Nate Corddry takes revenge to new comedic heights with escalating pranks against his underestimators, while Ed Helms tackles his career dissatisfaction with mock interviews and exaggerated personas. Jason Jones stages an emotional journey into fatherhood, manipulating sentiment for ratings, leading to critiques from the panel. Together, they deliver a riotous take on New Year's resolutions!

Rob Corddry, a comedic actor famed for his roles in 'Hot Tub Time Machine' and 'Hell Baby', joins to share insights from his career and personal life. He opens up about the grief of losing his sister to cancer, highlighting how humor can coexist with sorrow. The duo reminisces about the challenges of low-budget filmmaking and the emotional dynamics within family relationships. Rob also shares his creative journey, emphasizing the importance of resilience and finding joy in the writing process, all wrapped in candid humor.

Rob Corddry joins Paul, June, & Jason to discuss the movie Mr. Nanny. They talk about the dog throw into the ocean, Hulk Hogan fingering a pie, Buster Poindexter as the villain, and the pit of blood. Rob shares his daughter’s commentary and everyone questions the ending.