Monthly Archives: March 2018

My Dad

Juston McKinney is a really funny New Hampshire based
comedian that I love to play on the show!
My appreciation towards him isn’t based on his locale
either, he is a howl who is getting better all the time.
I’ve seen him live on more than one occasion and his
approach to the craft is quite good.
This video isn’t bad at all, a little on the homemade
side but quite viewable…

Comedy 101 Radio Playlist 3.1.18

An interesting show this week!
A long time listener requests a cool tune.
Some new material for the stand-up fans.
All in all a fun time.

Comedy 101 Radio Playlist for 3.1.18
Firearms, Fatalities, and Wood Products

Cosmology, Your Futon and You- The Amoeba People
One Leg Too Few- Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
Camping and Hunting- Ellen DeGeneres (s-up)
I Din’t Know the Gun Was Loaded- Mrs. Hank Fort
Gun Control- The Not Ready for Prime Time Players
Dollar Store- Steve McGrew (s-up)
The Baby Song- Sean Morey
Bad Day- Paul Gilmartin
The All-Suicide TV Channel- George Carlin (s-up)
Deteriorata- Norman Rose
This Could Be the Day- Baldbox
Monopoly- Christian Finnegan (s-up)
Little Tunnel- Eugene Chadbourne
Hole in the Ego- Ken Nordine
Sesame Seeds- Mitch Hedberg (s-up)
Hamburger Song- Paul Green and Bob Morledge
Mr. Wizard- Stevens and Grdnic
Eating Right- Steve Macone (s-up)
The Frozen Logger- The Weavers
Barber Shop/Lumberjack Sketch- Monty Python
Tom the Woodcutter- Robbie Benoit
Dancing with a Man- Rodney Carrington
A Word From Farkle- Logan Whitehurst
My Dad- Juston McKinney (s-up)
Another Puff- Jerry Reed
Talking Vietnam Potluck Blues- Tom Paxton
Manual Labor- Michael Somerville (s-up)
Chicken Drop- Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Viaduct- Groucho Marx
Unmarried- Greg Warren (s-up)
The Galaxy Song- The Bolivian Sunshine Dogs
Introducing Tobacco to Civilization- Bob Newhart
Grease Apartment- Andy Woodhull (s-up)
Minnie the Moocher- Commander Cody
What’s It Like Being a Guy- Jake Johannsen (s-up)

Next Week…I Have No Idea!

Big Balls

AC/DC with the late, great Bon Scott singing lead!
What a fun band they must have been back in the day.
I love it when serious artists churn out a funny one or two.
This is one such creature…

What’s Eating You?

A little more of the stupendous The Hithchiker’s Guide
to the Galaxy as written by the late, great Douglas Adams!
This scene was taken from the BBC Television series that
came out in 1981.
Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect are hungry.
They are at the Restaurant at the End of the Universe
(A name which means a lot more than you think it might)
and are ordering the evening meal.
It’s funny but it also makes you think, and me being a
vegetarian I thought harder that I might have wanted to.
I foresee a day when this might be a possibility…