I posted this last year, the audio wasn’t as good and it was
a slightly different version, a classic in every way!
Richard Jeni was as good as it gets, and pieces like
this prove it…

Darby O’Gill has a way to make a serious song a
very funny one indeed.
This is a classic song with lots of humor given to it
by Scott Messer and the band…

The Frantics have produced a lot of great comedy sketches
over the years, many spotlighting the human condition.
This is a good example of that, I love the way the joke
builds up, and then…

Michael Somerville has a new recording coming out.
He keeps getting funnier, I’m sure I’ll be playing it
on the show.
This is a nice slice of what he can do.

Sung LIVE by Billy Connolly!
This is a classic piece from a true comedic genius.
His comedy pedigree is second to none and there are
many good reasons why, this is one of them…

People ask me what kind of cartoons I watched growing up
as a child, I never know what to answer, it’s complicated.
I mean, how the heck do you describe THIS…

This is an interesting clip.
Marcus Hardy is a comedian that I started playing on the show a
few years ago with good reviews, his take on the late Steve
Irwin is to die for (forgive the pun).
The piece is fascinating because I too have wondered about the
song he mentions, it IS a song of conquest and NOT the innocent
ditty we all know it as.
It’s got one naughty word in it that ain’t safe for woik…

Paul and Storm with a very funny ditty on whom to
thank, and why, on Mother’s Day!

This is the original piece from their 60s recording of the same name.
A classic in every way, I play it on the show when the whim hits me…

This is a wonderful look back at one of the most iconic
skits the Smothers Brothers ever created.
Pieces from their variety show and interviews offer a
great look into the sketch that made them a household word.
It really appeals to me from an historic point of view…