Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 104 – Elan Mastai on The McKenzie Bros – The Great White North
Comedy on Vinyl His film What If?, starring Daniel Radcliffe and Zoe Kazan opens in limited theatres today, and nationwide Friday, August 15.…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 103 – Matt Gourley on Monty Python – The Final Rip Off
One-quarter sketch group, one-quarter country band, 2 quarters comedy enthusiast, Matt Gourley joins us this week to talk about Monty…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 102 – Hal Sparks
This might be the first time I've interviewed someone for whom I once thought to honor by parodying their website.…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 101 – Brendon Small on Steve Martin – Lets Get Small
Metalocalypse and Home Movies' own Brendon Small drops by at his own place to discuss "Let's Get Small" for, somehow,…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 100 – Matt Lieberman Interviews Jason about his 1999 album Shoestrings – with Guests James Urbaniak and Alex Salem
Matt Lieberman (Sourcefed, Afterbuzz, friend of the show) made the kind offer to interview me for our hundredth episode. I…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast The Levinson Brothers on Stan Freberg Presents the United States of America, Vol 1 – The Early Years
The Levinson Brothers sat down to discuss their fond memories of being introduced to Stan Freberg's albums by their dad,…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 98 – Mike Black on Robin Williams – A Night At The Met
The hilarious Mike Black is the first to nab a Robin Williams album. We not only talk comedy, and Robin…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 97 – Dave Hill on Steve Martin – Wild and Crazy Guy
Dave Hill is on the show this week! We sat down for "Wild and Crazy Guy" Mark II, and discuss…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 96 – Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells of Robot Chicken on Bill Cosby, Adam Sandler and More
Matthew Senreich & Zeb Wells were kind enough to let me into the inner sanctum of the Robot Chicken production…
Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 95 – Taylor Jessen on The Credibility Gap – Floats
This week, Jason does his usual stellar job of keeping the show on track. No, seriously, it gets worse. Why?…