On the season 2 finale of the podcast, Myq Kaplan makes his debut as the new co-host, Eli bids farewell to the gang, Rick is promoted to podcast intern, and everyone learns a lesson about how words have meaning. Then, Bethany Van Delft joins the show to discuss interviewing Dr. Fauci and Julie Andrews, how she dealt with infidelity, and her history with comedy and Intern Rick. See you in the new year! Like in February, maybe! Theme songs by Matt Shore and Richard Wentworth. Get Matt's album here: https://bit.ly/3n0Drd3 Follow Eli's new Twitch career here: https://bit.ly/3rBEYtF Check out what Bethany is up to here: https://bit.ly/3mSNVLu
Myq Kaplan returns to the show for his callback audition to be the new co-host. Theme songs by Matt Shore and Richard Wentworth. Follow Myq here: https://bit.ly/3oQfoyE Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows and sign up for classes here: https://bit.ly/36XfPRW
Myq Kaplan returns to the show because now it is his turn to complain about a review he got. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Myq here: https://bit.ly/3oQfoyE Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows and register for classes here: https://bit.ly/36XfPRW
Danny, Eli, and Rick celebrate the podcast's Quarter Quell by talking some bullshit like they usually do. Then Marc Levy from Cambridge Day joins the show to discuss his journalism career, Iron Man 3, and the review he wrote of the podcast. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Check out Cambridge Day here: https://bit.ly/3m29tVw Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/36XfPRW
Eli makes a big announcement and the gang puts all the cards on the table. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/3lYaWwS
Danny, Eli, and Rick welcome Myq Kaplan and a murderer’s row of other famous comedians to the podcast to try and make the show better. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Myq here: https://bit.ly/3l9tOrK Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/3lYaWwS
Danny, Eli, and Rick return to discuss Danny’s latest Twitter suspension, how to get sponsors for the podcast, and their reading and bathing habits (again). Then, comedian Al Christakis joins the show to talk about his lightsaber collection, his parents’ take on his comedy career, and mental health. Theme song by Richard Wentworth. Follow Al here: https://bit.ly/2H8IpFE Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/2HmFuZW
Danny, Eli, and Rick discuss all manner of things including Rick’s guide to showering, Jay Leno’s old manager, and the definition of the word "comedian." Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/2HmFuZW
Eli, Rick, and Danny swallow their Election Day nerves for an hour and do an episode of the podcast. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/2HmFuZW
Five days before Halloween, the fellas celebrate their 69th episode with a chummy conversation touching on comedy movies, serial killers, the Oklahoma City terror attack, and more. See you next week! Vote! Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/2HmFuZW
Danny feels weird, Rick shares his Allen Ginsberg story, and the gang shows off their expert opinions on the upcoming election. Then, Best of Boston winner Lamont Price joins the show to discuss storytelling, the value of old cereal boxes, and his future comedy partner Will Smith. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Lamont here: https://bit.ly/37rB9jc Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/2HmFuZW
We’ve got a jam packed hour for you Comedy Studio Podcast fans today. First Eli, Rick, and Danny break down the current season of SNL and Bill Burr’s controversial monologue. Then, Eli’s mom Betsy calls in to celebrate her birthday. Finally, comedian Jeff Medoff joins the show to discuss how the pandemic has affected him and what moves he’s thinking of making next. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Subscribe to Betsy’s podcast here: https://apple.co/33RGjme Follow Jeff here: https://bit.ly/34RuDiJ Get tickets to all Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
It’s another episode with just Eli, Rick, and Danny but don’t take that to mean anything about their ability to attract guests to do their podcast. Today, the fellas discuss Grand Theft Auto, VR porn, Rick’s appearance on Myq Kaplan’s podcast, ayahuasca, the assault on Rick Moranis, and whether Donald Trump has died yet or not. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
It’s just Eli, Rick, and Danny today. Join them as they reminisce about the time the Hong Kong had to close for two weeks in 2017, share which movies made them cry, and discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger’s cock. Also, Rick talks about the time he did stand-up for the mob, Danny reveals his highly successful career as a political cartoonist, and Eli finished a book. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
Danny and Eli discuss their recent press coverage and welcome Grammy nomination nominee Myq Kaplan to the show. Then, they coach Rick and Myq through a dry run of Rick’s upcoming appearance on Myq’s podcast Broccoli and Ice Cream. This recording is not for public consumption. I don’t even know why I’m writing a description for it. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Myq’s various projects here: https://linktr.ee/myqkaplan Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
Eli, Rick, and Danny discuss the proposed Senate bill to provide relief to independent venues and Rick reminisces about opening for Jay Leno and Bill Hicks. Then, Boston’s own Dan Boulger joins the show to share his thoughts on a variety of topics including golf, joke writing techniques, and Spider-Man. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Dan here: https://bit.ly/2ZIrFvb Get tickets to all Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
Eli, Rick, and Danny celebrate the two year anniversary of The Comedy Studio re-opening in Somerville and look back on the lessons learned and experiences had during that period. Also, Eli got a new scooter. Then, Kathleen DeMarle joins the show to discuss her new podcast The Gimme, how the pandemic has disrupted her comedy and event planning careers, and her long-term comedy goals. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Subscribe to Kathleen’s podcast here: https://apple.co/32aR56n Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/33989sx
The fellas are without a guest today, so pardon them if things get weird. How weird? Well you’ll just have to find out and decide for yourself. I’m not even going to summarize anything that happened in the episode. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/3fNAjxI
Break out your AARP cards because The Comedy Studio Podcast just turned 60. To celebrate, the fellas talk politics, Adam Sandler, and the fallacy of The Secret before showing off their impressive Boston accents. Then, comedian and magician Harrison Greenbaum drops by to promote his appearance on a different Comedy Studio show, reminisce on his Harvard days, and discuss the originality problem in the magic community. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Harrison here: https://bit.ly/2YAFNG7 Get tickets to all Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/3fNAjxI
It’s a big week for the gang as they celebrate the start of their ad campaign for the Studio’s new online shows, but before that Eli takes us inside his finger-snapping and gambling habits, Rick commemorates 105ish days sober, and Danny is also present. Then, Dhaya Lakshminarayanan joins the show from disaster-wracked San Francisco to talk about her experience doing Zoom shows, the vitality of representation in media, and how to negotiate better as a comedian. Theme music by Richard Wentworth. Follow Dhaya here: https://bit.ly/3iPntkn Get tickets to all Comedy Studio shows here: https://bit.ly/3fNAjxI