This is a very clever word play piece by Swami Beyondananda
aka Steve Bhaerman. His act is really well done, lots of
deep thinking going into this, and ultimately it’s a feel good
time had by all. Puns, parody and silliness galore…

I have always loved this parody from Weird Al Yankovic.
Nice musicianship, lyrics to die for and, Don Pardo…

Speaking of classics, this is a great piece of stand-up
from John Pinette’s first recording, Show Me the Buffet.
He’s all over the place on this one, very funny…

Hold on now, this isn’t what you think!
This is actually a classic performance by Williams and Ree,
AKA The Indian and the White Guy, that I play on the show from
time to time.
Their act is a whole story all by itself, started in the 60s when
a lot of this type of humor was plentiful, they have toured
together ever since then finding appreciative crowds everywhere
they go. They play off each other something fierce.
Irreverent? Surely! Offensive? Nope! Funny?
You be the judge…

This is a classic comedy sketch by one of the best troops
to ever grace a stage.
The Frantics are as good as it gets, this skit is an
irreverent look at WW and the folks who pay them to
not attend meetings every Wednesday night…

Robert Hawkins is a talented stand-up comedian that isn’t
afraid to handle the tough topics.
This is not one of those times…

This is a treat!
The Beat Farmers with the iconic Country Dick Montana on lead.
The lyrics are harsh, the beat is catchy, the saloon sublime…

I really like this piece by the Dead Alewives!
Oh so dark, but as funny as you’ll find out there
for a comedy sketch.
Set to the atmosphere of Scud the Disposal Assassin.
And something about light bulbs…

Kathleen Madigan is the cream of the crop when it comes
to the wacky world of stand-up comedy, when she’s on there
is nobody better. Words of wisdom…

This is a naughty piece of work by Max Splodge!
I do so love British comedy and this is no exception…