Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast

Paul F. Tompkins, a versatile comedian known for his whimsical characters, joins fellow SNL alum Bobby Moynihan, who brings humor as the stabby orphan Fourvel. Together, they dive into absurd discussions about telepathically controlled battle whales and bizarre historical scenarios. Paul hilariously reminisces about Andrew Lloyd Webber's career, while Bobby navigates chaotic antics with charming wit. Their playful banter meanders through whimsical storytelling and delightful absurdities, exploring themes of identity, nostalgia, and even cooking dilemmas in a hilariously entertaining fashion.

Atsuko Okatsuka, a stand-up comedian celebrated for her special "Father" on Hulu, shares her journey as the new co-host and dives into the comedic hazards of coconuts. Joining her, David Fricke, a former Rolling Stone writer, shares his five favorite songs while reflecting on his music career. Ray Szmanda, the former Maynards spokesperson, adds a quirky twist discussing his fondness for the brand and accessible savings. The trio navigates humor in adulthood, the complexities of relationships, and the absurdities of the entertainment industry.

Paul F. Tompkins, a master of character work, joins Bobby Moynihan, a Saturday Night Live alum, in a comedic romp featuring Fourvel, a stab-happy orphan with a flair for musical theater. They explore whimsical tales as Fourvel encounters the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber. Expect playful banter about Broadway dreams, hilarious personal anecdotes, and absurd discussions on food cravings and quirky inventions. The duo's dynamic shines through as they weave humor and nostalgia in this delightful, imaginative narrative.

Joining Scott are Karen Gillan, famed for her role as Nebula in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Kitty St. Beauregard, a quirky cabaret singer with a dark twist as the 'Squatty Potty Killer.' They delve into hilarious anecdotes about movie fame, absurd murder mysteries, and chaotic wedding planning. Also, Harley Booth Kid, the self-proclaimed 'King of the Flea Market,' shares his experiences in the eccentric world of flea market trading. The conversation is filled with witty banter, unique insights, and offbeat humor.

Adam Scott, known for his roles in “Parks and Recreation” and “Severance,” joins fellow actor Will Hines, renowned for his comedic improvisation. They hilariously recount Adam's experiences at mime school, navigating the absurdities of silent communication. The duo also riffs on filmmaking anecdotes and lightheartedly tackles the intersection of politics and comedy, featuring a whimsical politician, 'Your Boy Troy.' Their nostalgic chat about high school memories and the intricacies of friendship further showcases their entertaining chemistry.

Amita Rao, known for her standout role on 'Adults', brings her charisma to a lively chat about her experiences on set and the peculiar frequent visits from Nick Kroll. Joining her is the eccentric millionaire H.M. Rosemont, who shares whimsical thoughts on his puzzling mansion filled with labyrinths and jigsaws. The fun escalates as Death humorously announces a life will be claimed by the end, while substitute teacher Midge Sinks chimes in with quirky anecdotes about puppet shows. Expect laughs, creativity, and playful banter throughout!

Join Jason Mantzoukas, a comedic force behind The League and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, alongside Mary Holland from Veep, as they dive into the whimsical world of teenage politics with Jennifer Spot, a quirky student body presidential candidate. They share hilarious anecdotes from the film industry, explore the absurdity of horse voting rights, and indulge in creative discussions about the stress-relief benefits of adult coloring books with artist Jason Turley. Get ready for a blend of laughter and lighthearted social commentary!

Nick Kroll, comedian and creator of 'Big Mouth', joins with fictional grief counselor Bait Turfoil, who hilariously claims to have been raised by bear poachers. They dive into the emotional rollercoaster of saying goodbye to 'Big Mouth' and Kroll's new projects like 'Adults'. Bait brings comedic insights on grief, even discussing why dogs can't have bank accounts. The conversation takes a whimsical turn when a goose named Pamela shows up looking for her missing son, adding to the absurdity of their lighthearted banter.

Joining the fun are Adam Cayton-Holland, a comedian known for his sharp stand-up and podcasting prowess, along with Jessica McKenna as the quirky retiree Sherry Barrels and Zack Reino as the youthful Pokémon trainer Dash Grabham. They delve into the quest for the ultimate catchphrase and share hilarious anecdotes about their creative journeys. The group also banters about childhood nostalgia, Pokémon ethics, and the joys of culinary misadventures, all while highlighting the importance of comedy in connecting people. Expect laughter and whimsy throughout!

This week features Sarah Silverman, a renowned stand-up comedian, discussing magic and grief, and how her parents' passing inspired her latest Netflix special. Biff Brisket, a disgraced football coach turned bachelorette party planner, hilariously shares the challenges of his new gig. Motivational speaker Elsie Lynn encourages parents to embrace their imperfections, blending humor and candid truths about motherhood. Together, they explore comedy, gaming, and the absurdities of life, creating a lively and thought-provoking atmosphere.