The Bob Zany Show

Danny Woodburn- While Zan is on special assignment, Bob sits down with one of his discoveries. The two talk about being class clowns, working Bob's rooms in the early days and of course, Seinfeld.

While Zan is still on special assignment in New York, Bob talks with Todd about "the walk away", how they met and of course "Rickles."

Brian Dunkleman. Zan still out, Bob talks with Brian on how they met, going home, and of course...American Idol!

John Caponera. Bob and Zan go backstage with John at the Improv in Vegas and talk Comedy with Chicago's own. They talk all about the biz's ups and downs, but mostly ups!

Samantha Hale- Zan is still on special assignment, Bob's chats with another up and comer about how the business has changed and hasn't with a 30 year gap going to the clubs. Sam also talks about her famous grandfather, the Skipper from Gilligan's Island.

Rick Overton- While Zan is on special assignment, Rick and Bob discuss, Stand-up, Improv and movies icluding their film together, "The Informant" starring Matt Damon.

Fred Willard graced us with his wit and charm. We are honored to have a chat with one of America's foremost comedic actors working today. This Emmy nominated star talks about one of our favor shows of all time, Fernwood Tonight and the ever changing business of "show."

Harry Basil is a Renaissance man in comedy. We talk with our friend and boss at the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas. Bob and Harry reminisce about their days working with Rodney Dangerfield and starting out together at the Comedy Store in LA.

Frazer Smith, former of King of LA Radio in the 70's and 80's sat down with us and talk about radio, stand-up and giving Bob his first big break in show biz, Bay-Bee!

AVI LIBERMAN If you ever wanted to know what's it like to perform in another country, this is the episode for you. Avi, Bi-Yearly takes 3 American comics to Israel for a charity tour of he country called "Komedy for Koby." Bob's been there with him and the two tell stories of their shows.

BOBBY COLLINS We sat down with one of the most positive and inspiring comedians working today at the Improv in Las Vegas. He talks about everything from starting out to opening some of the biggest names in Showbiz.

JIMMY FAILLA After being on his popular "Off The Meter" podcast, we find out why Jimmy became a comedian... Bob, you have a lot of explaining to do. A regular at Gotham, The Comic Strip, and clubs all over NYC, hear a real New York comic dish it up. His book coming out right now, "Follow That Car!" - A Cabbie's Guide to Conquering Fears, Achieving Dreams, and Finding a Public Restroom, is available at Amazon.com. I've read it and LOVE it. It's a page turner. Hilarious, thought provoking stories, more of the meat of what you get from his podcast, "Off The Meter" with Jimmy Failla. Bot the book and the podcast are must haves.

COSTAKI ECONOMOPOLOUS Taped backstage in lucky "Jackpot, Nevada" we all have a blast talking about road gigs and the life. I mean, what else is there to do in Jackpot, Nevada? Road stories, road life, and how one show can put a dent in your whole career, at least at that one club.

EDDIE BRILL David Letterman's warm up act, he warms up to us, and talks about what it takes to be a stand up comedian. He leads workshops all over America - so listen in, and be a fly on the wall during this shop talk.

MARK FRANKEL A member of Blue Man Group, finally, the Man speaks! We were part of the Blue Man Group show when we were in NYC and also go one of them to talk! When you can't talk on stage, turns out you have a lot to say in real life. Her about what it takes to be Blue, and take a bite out of the Big Apple, just to spit it back up on stage.