Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast

Join eminent comedian John Hodgman, known for his role in 'Get a Mac' and his podcast, alongside filmmaker James Cameron and his iconic character Jake Sully. They delve into the quirks of the entertainment industry, from owning a boat to the absurdity of movie loglines. Kitty Sea-Joy Sage brings a fun twist discussing her innovative skincare line, while the gang hilariously ponders 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' amidst underwater musings and whimsical beauty tips. Expect nostalgia, laughter, and a splash of absurdity!

Paul F. Tompkins, a comedic genius known for his improvisation, joins a stellar cast of his TV ex-wives: Mandell Maughan, Mary Sohn, Mitra Jouhari, and Nicole Parker. They dive into humorous tales of love and loss, reminiscing about their quirky pasts. The chaos of a mismanaged dinner party and whimsical funeral planning bring laughter, while tangents about reality TV love and car shopping reveal unexpected insights. The playful banter and nostalgic anecdotes create a lighthearted atmosphere, perfect for a post-Valentine's laugh.

Zach Galifianakis, renowned for his roles in 'The Hangover' and 'Baskets,' shares laughs while promoting his new role in the 'Lilo & Stitch' remake. He reminisces about celebrity culture and creative processes while engaging in a humorous IQ test. Joining him are Inspector Jack Cates, continuing his wild chase for the Gans brothers, and Shrunkenhead Baby Witch, who discusses her work on 'Wicked' with a peculiar twist on magic. Expect witty banter and absurd anecdotes that keep the entertainment flowing!

Join Paul F. Tompkins, a renowned actor and comedian known for his sharp character work, as he hilariously embodies Alimony Tony. Sabrina Carpenter, pop star and actress, spices up the dialogue while promoting Starbucks. Political strategist Fairleigh Longfellow provides fresh insights, and Ryan Gaul brings his comedic flair as Pudge. Expect tales of whimsical relationships, absurd hypotheticals about wealth, and playful discussions on parenting, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Salt Lake City. Together, they weave humor with relatable experiences to keep you entertained!

Join stand-up comedian Mo Welch, known for her heartfelt special 'Dad Jokes,' as she shares the emotional journey behind her comedic work and the humor derived from family dynamics. Coach Prime brings his lively persona to the table, discussing the nuances of coaching and sports culture. Meanwhile, aspiring hip-hop artist James Armentrout, aka Juvenile Booterie, opens up about balancing his shoe store and his music dreams, all while delivering laughs and insights on footwear fashion and the challenges of creative expression.

Join Paul F. Tompkins, the beloved actor and comedian known for his role as Alimony Tony, as he discusses his latest divorce escapades and debuts a hilarious parody song. Young Robby Del Muda, an 11-year-old attorney representing himself in an embezzlement trial, shares his comical experiences navigating the courtroom. Meanwhile, mischievous Max the dog, looking for a new home, steals the spotlight with his playful anecdotes. The conversation is filled with witty reflections on family dynamics, humorous legal troubles, and whimsical cultural quirks.

Friend of the show Jason Mantzoukas joins Scott for the 900th episode of Comedy Bang! Bang! Jason and Scott talk all about the Dread Zeppelin documentary before Shimmy and Phil Collins drop by to talk about their friendship. Then, pretzel maker August Lindt returns with a dire warning along with little boy Mason I. Clodge. Plus, Cool Cat and Ernie Rocks make an appearance to talk about the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/cbb 

Gillian Jacobs, known for her roles in "Community" and "Love," shares her thrilling experiences directing and her new horror film, sparking laughter with tales of plants and spookiness. Paul F. Tompkins returns as Alimony Tony, captivating everyone with outrageous stories of wealth from fictional inventions. Meanwhile, Carl Tart, in the guise of Orville Redenbacher, brings joy with humorous reflections on popcorn and its pandemic resurgence. The conversations effortlessly blend comedy with intriguing insights on love, relationships, and the absurdity of reality.

In a delightful watch-along, the hosts dive into the classic film 'The Music Man,' blending personal anecdotes with humorous commentary. They discuss character dynamics, nostalgic movie preferences, and even the absurdity of youthful mischief. The playful banter touches on fashion, the ethical dilemmas of con artistry, and the quirks of musical theatre. With reflections on filmmaking and whimsical pop culture references, the conversation encapsulates a joyful exploration of nostalgia, creativity, and comedic insights.

Rhys Darby, known for his comedic roles in 'Flight of the Conchords,' joins Paul F. Tompkins, the parody master behind Alimony Tony, and Matt Apodaca, host of 'What's With These Homies Talking About Weezer.' They dive into the absurdity of aliens, share hilarious anecdotes about sound effects, and explore the art of parody songwriting inspired by Weird Al. The trio discusses marriage and alimony with a comedic twist, mixing whimsical tales of Halloween stores and quirky costume parties that keep listeners laughing throughout.