Harmontown

Creator of Arrested Development, Mitch Hurwitz, along with comedians Harris Wittels, Kumail Nanjiani, and Steve Agee, join Mayor Harmon and Comptroller Jeff Davis in this entertaining podcast. They discuss New Year's traditions in Scotland, the chaos of marriage, a vomit-filled backpack, opinions on buffet roast beef, communication challenges with haircuts, unusual experiences in Scotland, funny names and awkward interactions, and a trippy acid experience in Joshua Tree.

This podcast episode explores various topics, including Christmas traditions, drug-free living, the cultural significance of Christmas, dive bar recommendations, dating apps, modern Christianity beliefs, the importance of charity and inclusivity, critiques of Christmas carols, the concept of war with an unpredictable God, a near-death car accident experience, and dismantling a robot golem.

Guest Mitch Hurwitz, creator of Arrested Development, joins the hosts to discuss TV production challenges, creative decisions, and the influence of other creators. They also touch on Amazon's use of drones, USO tours in Iraq, and the secret operations in the Kremlin and Pentagon. The podcast ends with an epic D&D session battling a golden golem and exploring glowing holes.

Original SNL cast member Laraine Newman and controversial author Dr. Chris Ryan discuss polygamy, the nature of sexuality, and the concept of monogamy. The hosts also touch on topics such as anxiety, fan fiction, social cues, and childhood memories.

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In this episode, the host discusses humorous conversations about leg fetishes and shoe play, explores societal progression in light of controversial comments from kids on the Jimmy Kimmel segment, and shares funny interactions with Siri. The speakers also delve into sexual preferences and societal expectations, reminisce about childhood crushes and explore their personal fascination with certain objects and experiences. They generate excitement about an invitation to join the exclusive Kettle One Alliance and discuss the history of a vodka distilling family. The episode concludes with a discussion about the portrayal of gay culture in media and a debate on whether or not to kill Admiral Darkstar.

For the second time in Harmontown history a bottle of moonshine appears. It's Integrity vs. dishonesty, Baby Boomers vs. Gen X'ers vs. Millennials, it's Mayor Harmon vs. the bathroom at Meltdown Comics, it's Adam vs. Levi, it's Harmontown vs. the world! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the wake of Lou Reed's passing, in which this episode is dedicated to; a sad, stripped down, sleepy and introspective Velvet Harmontown. Plus, the introduction of Harmontown's new character "Johnny Jackhammer." In DnD, the gang is helpless to watch ... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The room is packed with Communicon fans and two of them are asked by Mayor Harmon to come on stage and discuss a recent internet exchange about why they feel Dan should "stop talking." A lengthy game of D&D then ensues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mayor Harmon is joined once again by guest Rob Schrab and Erin McGathy plays the role of Comptroller. Spontaneous combustion, peeing your pants and letters from reddit await you in this weeks Harmontown! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices