Some hilarious new material this week!
Antsy McClain and the Trailer Park Troubadours
are really unique and quite funny.
An interesting show…

Comedy 101 Radio Playlist for 7.6.17
Shrinkage and some Baba Wawa on this week’s show!

Istanbul (Not Constantinople)- The Heebee-jeebees
Make Up Dirty Words- The Frantics
Sports- Henry Cho (s-up)
Mud Wrasslin’ At Pinky’s- Antsy McClain and the Trailer Park Troubadours
A Pinhead Will Survive- Reverend Billy C Wirtz
Mu-tang- James P Connolly (s-up)
Crabs Walk Sideways- The Smothers Brothers
Dammitall- The Congress of Wonders
The Psychiatrist- Emo Philips (s-up)
Frontier Psychiatrist- The Avalanches
I’m in Love With My Little Red Tricycle- Napolean XIV
Little League- Tom Wilson (s-up)
Vacation- Folk Company
Look at All Those Idiots- The Simpsons
Married Life- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Buttkickers From Outerspace- The Utensils
Josh’s Big Movie- Josh Harris
Disney- Jim Gaffigan (s-up)
Mystery Lunch- The Ziggens
Full And Empty- The Cowards
Rich and Poor- Nick Griffin (s-up)
It’s The Liquor- Kip Addotta
Eddy Baby- Monty Python
Hunting and Roller Coasters- Steve Macone (s-up)
Bachelor’s Lament- The Wayfarers
Baby Trader- Brooks and Fraser
Mountain Bikes- Paul Nardizzi (s-up)
Words the Rhyme- Baldbox
Your Brain on Drugs- Harry Shearer
The Word Retard- Christopher Titus (s-up)
Ny Pool- HYULP
Mystic Eight Ball- Larry Weaver
Happy Birfday- Greg Giraldo (s-up)
Johnny Appleweed- Brian Ashley Jones
Expand Your Vocabulary- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Let Fear Rule- Kyle Kinane (s-up)

Some funny stuff here!

The late, great Marty Feldman was born back in 1934!
He was quite a character, playing many iconic roles
in several classic movies.
This scene from a Mel Brooks film, Young Frankenstein,
was taken from the beginning of the flick when Marty,
as Igor, meets the good doctor, Gene Wilder, for the
first time.
There are so many to choose from I may post a few this week…

Bowser and Blue with a spirited little ditty about
round things and the people who carry them!
I’ve loved these guys for ages, great material
for the show, very humorous stuff.
A true Canadian institution…

Dan Aykroyd and Gilda Radner with a classic SNL piece!
Back when it was funny.
I wish I had a dime for every time I’ve said that…

The late, great John Pinette was a superb comedian.
He was, in some ways, a one trick pony, most of his
material was about his weight and his prodigious appetite.
A lesser comic would have burned out early, to his
credit he thrived and did quite well.
His was more than his material, he had personality
and passion, John squeezed out everything he could.
One of the better ones…