The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

Comedian and union organizer Nato Green joins the discussion, bringing his blend of humor and activism. The trio dives into Jack London's quirky San Francisco childhood filled with wild jobs and a dash of oyster piracy. They reflect on the absurdity of the Gold Rush, featuring tales of miners facing dangerous odds. Green humorously critiques London's complex legacy, from his socialist ideals to his personal struggles. Expect laughter as they navigate the contradictions of this literary icon’s life and work.

Corey Ryan Forrester, a hilarious comedian and podcasting wiz, joins the banter as they dive into a whirlwind of quirky topics. From the mysterious 'fart files' to the absurdities of fecal transplants, the laughter is non-stop. They share humorous reflections on sobriety and societal pressures, while also teasing the launch of Forrester’s new podcast, Public Domain Sleepy Time Theater. Expect wild tales of cow incidents, insightful but comical critiques of modern designs, and some outrageous anecdotes about pets and wildlife encounters!

The hosts dive into Bo Gritz's controversial political journey during the Ruby Ridge standoff, highlighting his complex role as a mediator amidst chaos. A hilarious yet tense radio interview adds absurdity to the mix, while Gritz's confrontations raise questions about trust in crisis. They also poke fun at survival plans inspired by Y2K fears and critique misguided rescue missions that led to comedic run-ins with law enforcement. Throughout, the conversation balances dark humor and sharp political satire against the backdrop of Gritz's military legacy.

In this engaging chat with Mike O'Connell, a comedian and musician known for 'A Gaggle of Red Flags,' the hosts dive into quirky historical newspapers and personal anecdotes. They share humorous takes on absurd past crimes, explore the discomforts of eye doctors, and highlight the ridiculousness of historical norms. With tales of eccentric living, from balloon houses to snakes, the conversation blends wit and whimsy, making for an entertaining exploration of human nature and comedy's timelessness.

Dive into the hilariously absurd world of military grifter Bo Gritz, where cat reproduction quirks lead to comedic revelations. Discover the outlandish claims of heroism as Gritz's exaggerated exploits are scrutinized. The podcast humorously narrates the bizarre saga of alleged POW bones and absurd military decisions tied to a notorious drug lord. From political intrigue involving the Reagan and Nixon administrations to chaotic conspiracy theories, the blend of humor and dark implications keeps you on your toes!

Andy Beckerman, a comedian known for co-hosting Couples Therapy and Beginnings, joins the conversation with a blend of humor and insight. They share personal stories, including a bizarre poison cigar incident and amusing high school memories. The trio discusses whimsical topics like the quirks of prop comedy, the absurdities of musical performances, and even critiques societal norms around youth and wealth. Their banter about mythical fish and comically reimagined food ideas showcases their comedic chemistry and unique take on life’s eccentricities.

Delve into the quirky life of Bo Gritz, a controversial military figure known for his 15 Purple Hearts. The hosts blend humor with existential themes, exploring Gritz's childhood, wartime experiences, and bizarre rescue missions with a mix of satire and absurdity. Laugh along as they discuss unconventional tactics, the challenges of military operations, and the chaotic dynamics of war. With tales of ghostly adventures and an eccentric team that includes a psychic, the narrative captures the surreal and often ridiculous nature of military life.

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!