Harry Waller is the man who wrote this fine piece of jocularity.
I have played this on the show, performed by other artists,
and this is the original…

Or, at least the stuff that really matters.
I did so love this show, much more to come…

A topic we are ALL concerned with at some point in our lives.
If anyone can wring out a laugh or several from that topic
it’s Jake Johannsen. A long time favorite of C101R, this
guy is as good as it gets.
One utterance of profanity at the half way mark, nothing that
would cause injury to adults or really large toddlers…

This is not a typical piece from Colcannon, a band known for
their Irish folk tunes, and that’s why I like it.
I find that the serious artists sometimes make the best comedy
tracks, kind of like genius bubbling up from the bottom of the
bottle. Okay, bad analogy but you get the idea…

This is a great one from the early days of Saturday
Night Live, back when they were funny.
This was released on a recording from the very first year
it was on the air, 1975-76.
The world needs more parody…

This is great piece by Dan Cummins.
I love to play him on the show because he’s off the wall
and quite bright, leading to some very creative comedy.
I played this track on the show this week…

as narrated by Dave Cash.
A glorious goodbye to the areas graduating college seniors!
These are words to live by…

A goofy and mildly humorous slice of life with
Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
I believe that’s Carl’s pool, he’s probably not home…

Alonzo Bodden actually gave his brother one of his kidneys.
He talks about it here with a great sense of humor.
Live at the Montreal Comedy Festival…

Take a peek!
Go on, it won’t rip your AAAARGGHHHHHHHHHH…