From the creators of Dead Puppies and Kinko the Clown comes
this dark little piece of parody, or maybe not.
Parody pokes fun, but this is actually pretty close to
what television has become in this country.
Help ’em out audience…
I have always liked Margaret Smith, at her peak she was one of
the funniest stand-up comedians on the circuit.
I haven’t heard much about her lately but her comedy
certainly lives on.
This is off of her As it Should Be recording…
I really like this one by Weird Al Yankovic!
Part Bob Dylan parody and part word play make for
a very humorous video…
This is a very creative piece by a country western music band
of fine reputation, they go back quite a ways.
An interesting group, every now and then they put out a track
that is pretty darned funny, a comedy inclusion to be sure.
I live for material like that, the serious artists can really
produce the fun stuff when the desire hits.
I play this on the show…
Henry Cho is an Asian American Stand-up comedian that was raised
in the south, he sounds like a redneck but looks like he lives
in the far east, when you see him perform it throws you off a bit.
He has been around long enough to have material that I
consider to be classic and worthy of airplay.
This is one such piece…
This is for an old co-worker of mine.
Happy 50th, may you live at least several more minutes…
This is a perfect example of the small, furry universe
known as Shaun the Sheep!
Aardman Productions and Nick Parks are the entities behind
this very entertaining British series.
A nice humorous episode…
This guy can certainly ramble with the best of them!
Mike Birbiglia has observations that defy logic and
sometimes he goes off on a tangent.
And sometimes he has to buy someone a frozen yogurt.
Don’t ask.
His tangents are better than most anyone’s focused
thoughts, that’s what makes him special…
Larry Weaver is the artist, and a darned fine one at that.
The video is a fan tribute, and again, a nice effort.
A funny piece that I play on the show…
This is a real treat!
Emo Philips created this back in 1992, which just happens to
be when I started Comedy 101 Radio.
It’s really creative with some great insight into what makes
his mind tick…