Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 345 – Scott Bomar on Composing the Soundtrack to Dolemite is My Name
Comedy on Vinyl For the second rare occasion of this year, we're talking with the artist himself. Also, we're once again talking about…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 344 – Peter Gaffney on David Frye – Richard Nixon: A Fantasy
Peter has written for things that have dotted the childhoods and young adulthoods of a few generations, now, including Rugrats…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 343 – Josh Gondelman on Matt Braunger – Soak Up the Night
He's a stand-up, an author, an actor and a TV writer, and this week Josh Gondelman talks about an album…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 342 – Merle Kessler on The Wonderful World of Jonathan Winters
From Ian Shoales to Duck's Breath to much more, Merle Kessler's work started with influences that have their roots in…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 341 – Colleen Fischer on Robin and Doud – Lyndon Johnson’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
I came across one of Colleen's articles about vinyl comedy and found out later that she's fairly new to the…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 340 – Adam Cayton-Holland on Adam Cayton-Holland Performs His Signature Bits
We've only talked about our guest's most recent album twice total, and this is the first time for vinyl. We…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 339 – Andre Jacquemin – The History of Monty Python, Part 1 – Monty Python’s Previous Record
Andre Jacquemin returns in the first part of a series: The History of Monty Python. You've heard me talk with…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 338 – Jennifer Candy on Monty Python Sings
Jennifer Candy stops by to talk a mutual favorite, Monty Python Sings! Also, if you want to see the video…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Epiosode 337 – Laurence Brown on Billy Connolly – Get Right Intae Him
Fellow English transplant Laurence Brown has made a name on YouTube talking about, well, being an English transplant in the…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 336 – Katie Mears on Will Rogers
Katie Mears returns to talk about a less-conventional comedy album, at least compared to our usual fare. We're also briefly…