Who Are These Podcasts?

It's the long awaited return of Cros and he does not disappoint. We discuss Amy Schumer's podcast, a show that would be more appropriately titled: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.  We revisit a music/true crime podcast that Cros is responsible for us reviewing in the first place. Then we get to the big controversy of the day - Opie uploading a video to call out Joe Rogan. Dick Masterson takes shit from a cat lover, Karl buys a slide whistle, and much much more this week!

Oh boy, it's another show featuring nonsensical improv comedy. The epidemic is so big it has even spread to Canada. Speaking of our northern neighbors, Gavin joins the show from Buffalo. After we learn that nonsense tickles Gavin's funnybone, we move on to Opie and Stuttering John. This might be our best Opie segment yet. We listen to him interview crazy people (homeless vets, Gary Busey, etc.) while making it all about him. https://www.wehavemerch.com/collections/who-are-these-podcasts

Dick Masterson from the Dick Show joins us this week to talk about cat addicted cat hoarders. These people have obvious mental disorders that they aren't dealing with, and Dick breaks it down masterfully. (see what I did there?) We also chat about Maddox and his latest The Best Debate in the Universe. There's an update on Opie that includes our friend at the Anthony Cumia Show. Please visit and support: https://thedickshow.com/ https://www.patreon.com/thedickshow https://www.compoundmedia.com

This week we review a podcast that was asking for it... literally. Every other week, Doug and Jamie watch a movie from the 80s then record a show explaining the movie scene by scene. It's like How Did This Get Made minus the jokes, insights, celebrities, fanbase, and fun. We also check in on Stuttering John who, on Twitter, threatened to annihilate and destroy us. We hear some hottakes from Opie then we check out some voicemails from Jen's fanclub. Snap into it!

This week Andy and his brother Joe join the show to analyze and review a two part Opie podcast featuring Stuttering John and Jackie the Jokeman. Wow, this line-up would have been great... if this was 1998! Get it? We also play some clips of my appearance on The Dick Show and take a victory lap. We discuss pooping at work and why long emails are paralyzing.  Support the show, get your WATP merch: https://www.wehavemerch.com/collections/who-are-these-podcasts

It's been a while since we reviewed an independent podcast that is this bad. It's a true crime show that checks all the boxes: The host reads a wikipedia page? Check. The cohost adds no value? Check. There's an endless rant on Hot Pockets? Yep. Cros is back as we run through a number of important topics including Chip Chipperson, Rich Vos, Opie, and Howard Stern. We also revisit How Cum and learn why episode 29 was taken off the Internet.  Song credit: Sexpionage by The Isotopes

This week we review a show about polyamory. Wait, let me double check the spelling on that. Okay, yea, I got that right. This is not a topic that we spend a lot of time with but boy did we learn a lot today. Are you tired of committing to your partner and being a good person? We have the solution - polyamory.  Gavin joins the show to discuss how terrible Ryan and Charyn are at being humans. Then we check in on Opie and try to decide if he's a human being. All this and more on this week's WATP!

This week we review one of the biggest podcasts on the planet. I'm writing this because it's not immediately evident upon listening. These women are good at broadcasting but they talk about TV shows for 15 minutes. That's weird, right? Vinnie joins us this week to get uncomfortable as we talk about Opie Radio. There are also updates from Planet Maynard, The Dick Show, and Cum Town. Two of those three shows like us. Help our friend Doug: https://www.gofundme.com/hurricane-relief-fund-for-doug

We're taking this week off but that doesn't mean you have to. Join Cros and Karl as they discuss all things Alex Jones. Back in February, you could actually listen to his show. Of course now our technology overlords have decided that this content isn't good for us. Thanks Google!! We'll be back next week to review My Favorite Murder. Consider that your official teaser.

This week we listen to a show hosted by two guys recording in their bathroom using a Mister Microphone. Sound quality aside, we get to learn very important things like who each host drafted on their fantasy football teams. To our international listeners, we're as bored as you are. Chris joins the show to bring his unique energy and to discuss the latest from Rich Vos and Bonnie McFarlane. We also check in with our friends Carl and Opie to learn about Carly's new crushy-poo. Don't even ask. 

Chris D'Elia is a famous person. He also has a podcast. He is probably good at sitcoms and stand up comedy.  Andy's brother Joe joins us this week to discuss Chris's podcast and also review recent reviews of WATP. The Hollywood Handbook fans aren't loving us.

Doug from Who's Right joins the show to discuss a podcast that is proudly about nothing. But don't let the fact that it's a boring, rambling conversation stop you from pledging up to $1,000 per month on Patreon. Yea, that's right, there is both a $500 / month and a $1k / month tier on their Patreon page. They have some balls. We also get an update from Vos and Bonnie and check in on how Opie is continuing to fail at podcasting/life.

This week we check out Hollywood Handbook and a show they did with the guys from the podcast Doughboys. I'm told the latter is a decent show, the former... not so much.  Cros and Andy join as we discuss terrible improv comedy, Cum Town's take on Hollywood Handbook, Dick Masterson's brilliant move, Opie Radio finally getting a studio, and people on iTunes who don't care for WATP. We also try out a brand new segment that is underwhelming. 

This week we recap what happened during our appearance on the Anthony Cumia Show last week. We even play the audio from our guest spot. But that's just the beginning.  Jen from the Jingles Department joins us to discuss the latest with Rich Vos and his appearance on Comedy at the Carlsoncast. We listen to a review from The Wicked Theory Podcast. We hear Jim Norton and Sam Roberts bash Opie. Then we review the latest Opie Radio Podcasts from the Podcast Movement in Philadelphia. 

Rich Vos and Bonnie McFarlane are two stand up comedians that are married to each other. They also do a podcast together. I'm writing this because there's no other way you would possibly know this information. No one is talking about or listening to this show. We also circle back to some gems from Opie Radio episode 23 that we missed last week.  All in all, this episode of WATP is one of our better "filler" episodes. I mean, you know.