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Add to Cart with Kulap Vilaysack & SuChin Pak
Kulap Vilaysack and SuChin Pak use things people buy or pass over to talk about their lives. Try “A Very Kulap Baby Shower” for the dance-off and a party activity that gets more elaborate as they describe it. The run is in the archive, and the episodes work on their own.
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Sounds Like a Cult
Chelsea Charles, Reese Persephone Oliver, and Iman Hariri-Kia examine communities attached to an interest until it almost looks like belief. “The Cult of College Football” uses traditions like team colors and regular gatherings as the joke’s starting point. Pick a subject you know to see what the comparison draws out.
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Drunk Women Solving Crime
Hannah George and Taylor Glenn treat a real case like a mystery they can work out in conversation. In “Claire Rafferty Gets the Gist,” the guest starts with her own winding story before the case. Choose the show for guesses, banter and a case that generally resolves in one sitting.
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A Funny Feeling
Betsy Sodaro and Marcy Jarreau take turns telling and reacting to paranormal stories from guests and listeners. “Hello Again” collects a funeral-home ghost, a story about the Tooth Fairy, and several other reports in one sitting. It’s a starting point for funny storytelling with a little genuine creepiness.
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Trusty Hogs
Comedians Catherine Bohart and Helen Bauer talk with guests, take listener questions and make room for long digressions. The finished show’s Alison Spittle episode is a strong sample. Try it if you want a longer, loose conversation with people who can make a detail into a running joke.
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Nobody Panic
Stevie Martin and Tessa Coates talk through ordinary milestones with a guest or each other. “How to Make Dinner For One with Kate Young” treats a practical question as an excuse for jokes about how people actually eat. Episodes are self-contained and the show’s archive is complete.
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The Receipts Podcast
Tolly T and Audrey Indome mix pop-culture talk with listener dilemmas and stories from their own lives. The tenth-anniversary episode revisits awkward dating moments and their podcast’s past. For a typical episode, pick one with a listener dilemma in the description.
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The Read
Crissle West and Kid Fury turn hip-hop news, celebrity stories, and listener letters into frank comic arguments. Try “BEYONCÉ?!” to hear them discuss an artist the show’s own description singles out as a favorite. The chemistry is easy to pick up even if the headlines have changed.
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Two Hot Takes
Morgan Absher reads online stories with a guest and lets the discussion change as new details emerge. “Emotional Whiplash!” with Michaela strings together stories where an extra piece of information alters their first reaction. This fits if you want to try guessing everyone’s verdict as you listen.
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Multiple Talking Women
Groundlings performers Ariane Price, Lauren Burns, and Lisa Schurga host in character as people who have little in common. Try their Jordan Black episode for the clash between real guest anecdotes and the fictional hosts’ priorities. Each interview works without a long backstory.
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Off Book: The Improvised Musical
Jessica McKenna and Zach Reino make up a musical with guests and live musicians. “Disclosure Day Parade” is a good example of the jump from an odd starting suggestion to a story with its own songs. No need to learn the show’s rules before the first number.
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Couples Therapy
Naomi Ekperigin and Andy Beckerman interview a guest, then work through relationship problems with their own running commentary. The Jim Rash visit is a good entry for a guest whose work includes comedy and directing. There’s room for an honest answer when a joke has run its course.
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The Endless Honeymoon Podcast
Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher bring a comic married couple’s point of view to listener questions. “Dating after 10 years single” has the two of them working through a dilemma, with detours into what they’d do in absurd situations. Try an advice episode without a guest first.
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Were You Raised By Wolves?
Leah Bonnema and Nick Leighton give modern etiquette questions the time usually reserved for bigger problems. Try the episode about iced coffee at job interviews and half-birthday parties for two low-stakes rules worth arguing over. The questions are easy to pick up mid-episode.
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