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Handsome
Tig Notaro, Fortune Feimster and Mae Martin answer one guest’s question each week, with plenty of detours. Start with “Alanis Morissette asks about being brave... IN PERSON!” for an example of how a direct question becomes a three-way exchange. The main episodes work on their own, and the Pretty Little Episodes are shorter.
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Normal Gossip
Rachelle Hampton tells a guest an ordinary person’s surprisingly complicated piece of gossip. In “A Succulent Crime with Kelsey McKinney,” the returning original host reacts to plant drama in a pediatrician’s office. Pick it if you want one complete story with people weighing in as new details come out.
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Why Won't You Date Me?
Nicole Byer asks comedians and other guests how they date and where things went wrong. Try “Are YOU The Problem? (w/ Darlene Mitchell)” for how she mixes self-examination with questions a guest can answer in their own way. You can start with any guest.
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The Neighborhood Listen
Nicole Parker and Paul F. Tompkins play Joan and Burnt, two hosts interviewing the fictional inhabitants of Dignity Falls. In “Why This Person Take Pictures?! with Jordan Myrick,” a grocery-store mystery is the pretext for an improvised neighbor interview. Come for one guest, then stay for the recurring town characters.
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Newcomers with Nicole Byer and Lauren Lapkus
Nicole Byer and Lauren Lapkus watch their way through a theme for the first time, so you hear what the regular fans take for granted. “Challengers (w/ Margaret Cho)” works as a single movie discussion. For the longer joke about becoming an expert, go back to the start of a season.
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Who Shat On The Floor At My Wedding? And Other Crimes
Karen Whitehouse, Helen McLaughlin, and Lauren Kilby apply elaborate detective work to low-stakes mysteries. “Human v. Bear, Part 1” brings in a bear-suit specialist to examine a rumor about a zoo animal. Start at part one of whichever case you choose.
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My Dad Wrote a Porno
Jamie Morton reads his father’s erotic novel aloud while Alice Levine and James Cooper stop him to pick apart what just happened. In the remastered opener, “The Job Interview,” a cookware company is the backdrop for Belinda’s bewildering career move. Start with season one and follow the book in order.
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Scam Goddess
Laci Mosley and a guest talk through a fraud story with the rhythm of friends trying to work out how someone got away with it. Start with “The Big Blood Flim-Flam with Andrew Ti” for the Theranos story. Episodes generally cover their own case.
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My Favorite Murder
Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark tell true-crime stories and interrupt each other with comic asides. Try “MFM Minisode 512” for a shorter collection of listener stories before committing to a full case. The main episodes can cover deaths and crimes in detail.
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Best Friends with Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata
Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata can start with an airplane story and end up debating baked ziti. You can hear that exact shift in “Nicole and Sasheer On A Plane!” Drop in here if you want a conversation between two friends that can change subjects whenever it finds a better joke.
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Girls Gotta Eat
Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg swap dating stories and make jokes while asking real questions about relationships. Start with “Should You Date Someone You Don't Want to Marry?” for their discussion of an entry-level boyfriend and what you can learn from a relationship that ends.
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Giggly Squad
Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo tease each other while trading stories and opinions about pop culture. On “Giggling about fraud, facetune, and jazz brunch,” Paige’s almost-run-in with a brunch scam becomes the through line. You can try a single conversation without catching up.
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The Deep Dive with Jessica St. Clair and June Diane Raphael
Jessica St. Clair and June Diane Raphael find jokes in the way friends tell each other about ordinary life. “It Really Takes the Edge Off” puts June’s Bob Ross story and Jessica’s decision to buy fifty pairs of socks in the same conversation. Drop in anywhere.
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This Might Get Weird
Grace Helbig and Mamrie Hart tell each other what happened during their week, from home mishaps to reality TV. In “Mamrie Saves a Dog,” Halloween costumes make room for mice in the house and Love Is Blind. The tangents are the point, and there’s little to catch up on.
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The Guilty Feminist
Deborah Frances-White builds a comedy show out of the distance between a person’s ideals and how they actually get through an ordinary day. “The Most Normal Woman with Roisin Kiberd” is a way in through a guest conversation. Try another live episode next if you like stand-up and audience reactions.
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The Jackie and Laurie Show
Stand-ups Jackie Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin compare notes on the job of making strangers laugh. “Four Fig Newtons” goes into working a long set and bringing material back. Start there if you like funny trade talk about what happens before and after the bit.
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Office Ladies
Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey bring production memories to a rewatch of the American Office. “Cold Open Hidden Gems” works even if you’re skipping around the series. The hosts pull out small bits from before the opening credits and tell you what they see in them now.
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The Dork Forest
Jackie Kashian asks guests to get specific about their hobbies. “Caitlin Gill and Stargazing” starts with showing people the sky near Joshua Tree and turns on the obvious questions Kashian is happy to ask. Each guest brings a different obsession, so the episodes stand alone.
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The Nikki Glaser Podcast
In this completed show’s archive, Nikki Glaser and the regular crew use their own lives as material. Try episode 516 on family nicknames, work and an everyday banking story. The back-and-forth matters more than following every previous episode.
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The Sarah Silverman Podcast
Sarah Silverman answers listeners’ voice messages and lets her own stories steer the conversation. In “Child Free, Bad Breath, Blueberries,” she goes from worrying about how many berries she’s eaten to questioning the pressure to have children. The archive works well in any order.
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Good For You with Whitney Cummings
Whitney Cummings can turn an interview or a discussion with regular collaborators into a series of riffs. “Holmes sweet Holmes” is a sample of the way a documentary becomes an excuse for everyone to react. Start with a guest or topic you recognize.
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