The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

Nato Green, a sharp-witted comedian and political humorist, spices up the conversation with tales from his tour and insights on the intersection of comedy and politics. The trio dives into quirky historical anecdotes, like bizarre legal cases from 1893 and the absurdity of unusual bathroom designs. They also explore American patriotism through unique July 4th traditions and hilariously critique capitalism's oddities. Throughout, they blend humor with reflections on society’s quirks, ensuring plenty of laughs and thought-provoking moments.

The hosts humorously recap their trek through wildfire smoke, critiquing government disaster management. They share quirkily nostalgic tales of fast food, touching on the rise of McDonald's and uncovering the overlooked contributions of Asian American entrepreneurs. From the bizarre relationships with fast food staff to the absurdity of launching rockets, they blend dark humor and reflections on the food industry. The podcast also explores Amboy’s ghost town history and hilarious brand marketing tactics, creating an amusing examination of American culture.

James Fritz, a talented comedian known for his album "Old Man Yells at Crowd," returns to bring his wit to the mix. The trio humorously navigates absurd historical examples, including ludicrous ship repairs and the bizarre tactics of witch trials, all while providing hilarious commentary on outdated societal norms. They also explore the notion of perpetual youth against a backdrop of historical absurdities, blending laughter with sharp social critique. Expect playful banter, light-hearted anecdotes, and a glimpse into Fritz's upcoming comedy tour!

Dive into the quirky world of John Considine, a Seattle theater icon with a colorful past as both a cop and a comedian. The hosts humorously unearth the bizarre performances of late 19th-century theater, filled with questionable acts and absurd storylines. From a ghost’s peanut dilemma to the chaotic game of Bunko, laughter reigns supreme. Explore the fierce vaudeville rivalry between theater moguls and the absurdities of the entertainment industry. Expect witty anecdotes and a playful reflection on urban decay along the way!

Mike O'Brien, creator of A.P. Bio and comedian, joins the hosts for a lively discussion sprinkled with humor and nostalgia. They dive into the quirks of launching a new newspaper and explore the absurdity of historical headlines. O'Brien shares amusing tales from the world of stand-up comedy, while conversations about weddings and the musical 'Hamilton' add a playful critique of art and history. With anecdotes about wildlife and bizarre social media moments, the trio blends comedy with sharp observations, making for a wildly entertaining chat.

Comedian Eduardo Espinosa joins Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds to explore the colorful life of Juan Cortina, a historical figure challenging norms in Texas. They discuss Cortina's privileged upbringing and hilarious cultural misunderstandings around tacos. The conversation dives into the complexities of the U.S.-Mexican War and satirical takes on modern influencer marketing. With clever banter, they highlight the chaos of identity in early Texas, revealing the absurdities and tensions that shaped a turbulent era with a comedic twist.

Comedian Drew Morgan, known for his touring and the Gravy Baby podcast, joins for a hilarious discussion. They dive into the complexities of touring while juggling family life and explore the quirky societal views on food, particularly at Chick-fil-A. The conversation takes a whimsical turn with tales of the Jersey Devil, blending folklore with social commentary. They also humorously tackle the absurdities of historical newspapers and courtroom antics, showcasing the rich interplay between comedy and cultural absurdities.

Delve into the outrageous life of televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, from his scandalous personal choices to the absurdities of his public persona. Humorously explore the impact of his political ties and the hypocrisy often found in religious leadership. Discover the ridiculous historical methods used to identify undercover officers in the sex work scene, juxtaposed with critiques of Swaggart's questionable priorities. With comical storytelling and sharp observations, the hosts navigate the chaotic intersection of faith, fame, and folly.

Comedian Will Anderson joins the hosts for a lively discussion filled with absurd humor and historical quirks. They touch on peculiar Australian horse birthdays and the hilarity of moving day mishaps. The trio also critiques the complexities of healthcare while weaving in personal anecdotes and comedic insights from the Just for Laughs Festival. From dark humor about life's absurdities to whimsical character names, their banter effortlessly blends laughter with reflections on culture and history.

Dive into the wild life of televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, as the hosts humorously unpack his chaotic upbringing and the bizarre intersection of faith and fame. Explore the absurdity of religious scandals, including extramarital affairs and courtroom antics. With playful banter, they highlight the eccentricities of preaching and the surreal rise of televangelism. Personal anecdotes add depth to discussions about love, guilt, and the strange morality of religious communities, all wrapped in a lighthearted commentary on the complexities of faith and lifestyle.