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Finally, an audio sketch show — that’s right, comedy that doesn’t require you to look at comedians. Phone calls, podcasts, news broadcasts, intercom announcements…anywhere sound waves are transmitting and someone might be listening. Your mother has never heard of quesadillas. An airline pilot thinks May is spooky season. You’re not dreaming...you're in Lossless Canyon. A Milk 3.0 production, created by Collin Knopp-Schwyn & Vixy Youngblood.

I'm a 62 year old PRAGMATIC, truck driver, husband, father, son, friend,go-karter, acquaintance and maybe not the best neighbor. I'll hold the door open for anyone. Don't rush, plenty of time. Thank you!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dumbing-it-down-with-dave--1657141/support.

Rob Gotobed is a stand-up comedian and comedy writer from Cricklewood in the United Kingdom, and since his first performances at the legendary Gotham Comedy Club in New York City, to help subsidize his day job as a trainee dog surfing instructor in the fall of 1999, Rob Gotobed has written his own material and saved everything!

A mockumentary podcast starring the best UK improvisers. Nominated for Best Comedy and the Creativity Award at the British Podcast Awards 2020. Join hosts Steve Dawson (Mitchell & Webb, The Peter Serafinowicz Show) and Charlie Kemp (Man Down, Emmerdale) as they fill your Mind Canyon™. This ‘Radiolab’ style podcast explores stories such as “Finding The World Hide and Seek Champion”, “The Most Haunted Londis” and “When Space Pranks Go Wrong”. The show is improvised then edited and soundscaped for your listening pleasure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more ...

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Welcome to Grand Canyon National Park! As you approach the Grand Canyon, you are crossing the Colorado Plateau, a 130,000 square mile bulge in the earth's surface spanning half of Utah and a good portion of Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado. Around its edges are the upthrust Rocky Mountains, the stretched-apart Great Basin, the contorted rocks of Arizona's Transition Zone, and ancient volcanoes.

Moving back home at 27 was not in my original plan. But after the car accident that completely upended my family’s life, I just had to be there for them. I can’t complain, though. They let me blast Britney Spears’s greatest hits while making dinner, and they still respect my freedom as an adult. I can even meet up with my secret guy friend without any questions. No one can know about him, especially not my best friend. If she ever found out, she’d say “Bye Bye Bye” to our friendship.

If you have never ridden a mule along a forty-eight-inch wide trail whose ledge drops off, in places, seven hundred feet to the Colorado River - straight down - you may have difficulty picturing the temporary insanity that leads otherwise responsible adults to sign away the remainder of their natural life expectancy just for the chance to see the Grand Canyon's natural beauty close-up.

Social networks can be used for a number of things such as finding out what friends and family members are up to, trying to get girls to take their clothes off on camera, raising awareness, and organizing protests, revolutions, and relief efforts. But what if one man decided to use a social network for one of the most idiotic causes in human history? Join the hopeless and brain damaged Andy Boring in his quest to Fill the Grand Canyon and Live Forever!!!

Leah Lamarr & Bella Hull discuss their bizarre lives, celebrity gossip and the dark, inane behavior that occurs in the bowels of humanity. Join the Rats at their Roundtable for a comedic twist on these extremely hot topics.Follow Leah & Bella:https://www.instagram.com/bellabellahull/https://www.instagram.com/leahlamarr/Follow Rats:https://www.instagram.com/rotrpod/https://x.com/ratsroundtablehttps://www.tiktok.com/@rotrpodhttps://www.reddit.com/r/ratspodcast/https://www.youtube.com/@rotrpodA Turtle Canyon Comedy Podcasthttps://www.instagram.com/turtlecanyoncom/Leah Lamarrhttps://sociatap.com/...

You might have heard of me. I’m Amethyst King, the 26-year-old who wrote that viral article about drinking celery juice for 30 days. Sure, I’m a little embarrassed that everyone knows about the inner workings of my digestive tract for the last month, but I’m one step closer to getting a promotion and finally pleasing my incredibly opinionated, high status parents.

Comedians Jacob Hawley & Bella Hull have guests plan their last night out ever: where they're going, who's invited, what they're drinking, what they're listening to, what they're celebrating and how long it'll last. Expect laughter and nostalgia for nights out, with brilliant guests all bringing a unique perspective to their own ideal, or maybe nightmare nights out.https://twitter.com/hawleyjacobhttps://twitter.com/bellabellahullhttps://linktr.ee/lastnightouthttps://www.instagram.com/lastnightoutpod/

Chlo & Flo are self-proclaimed-self-help experts ready to help the public with all their anxieties and issues. New comedy podcast written by and starring Nathalie Antonia and Alice Etches.https://twitter.com/natsantoniahttps://twitter.com/aliceetchesA Turtle Canyon Comedy productionwww.turtlecanyoncomedy.comArtwork by Daniel Quirkehttps://www.instagram.com/danielquirke/

Improv comedy podcast from Steen Raskopoulos. Each episode features a friend from the entertainment industry attempting to promote their new film, tv show, book, app or diet plan. The twist is, it’s made up. Steen will be asking questions on a completely invented project while his guests have to improvise answers as best as they can.https://linktr.ee/congratsonthenew

Canyon and Sierra, an iconic duo like no other. Here to drink, laugh, and occasionally bring out their drunk southern accents.

In 2009 the sitcom Shopping Centre was almost a hit TV series. The stars of the show and real-life best colleagues, Stuart Laws & Matthew Winning, reunite to watch each episode and provide you, the fans, with fresh insight and enjoyment of the show that changed lives.http://twitter.com/UpFootfallPodhttp://twitter.com/thisstuartlawshttp://twitter.com/mattywin85Created by Stuart Laws & Matt WinningWritten by Stuart Laws, Rhiannon Shaw & Matt WinningA Turtle Canyon Comedy productionhttp://www.turtlecanyoncomedy.com

A gifted but naïve sculptor from Canada settles in Lake Worth, a neighborhood near Palm Beach, attracted by the palm trees and content to sell his work at a nearby flea market. He’s joined by his brother, who is attracted to Palm Beach by the money. The brother sells three of the sculptor’s pieces through a local art dealer, who creates a market for the work among his wealthy clientele at absurdly inflated prices.

The Professor Will See You Now takes the listener on a journey into a depressed mind fortified by expert fieldwork in our everyday apocalyptic world. The result is a uniquely construed and no doubt politically incorrect perspective on the contemporary zeitgeist. Over the course of five stories and an equal number of essays, the listener encounters the tragic apotheosis of positive psychology, love of learning and unlearning, homages to Jane Smiley and Richard Rodriquez, as well as tales of trekking and travel, cinema, and crime (both true and untrue).