We Think It’s Funny

This week on We Think It's Funny, Emmy-nominated comedian and writer Mike Glazer joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a hilarious, wide-ranging conversation you won't want to miss. From Mike's days at Second City Chicago during its iconic 50th anniversary to his work with CBS, truTV, High Times, and Rolling Stone-acclaimed live shows like Glazed, he brings stories and laughs from every corner of his career. The guys dive into everything from the early days of New York stand-up at Catch a Rising Star, to weed culture, Italian coffee cake obsessions, and plenty more —tune in and get ready to laugh.

Comedian Jimmy Brogan—former writer and booker for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and longtime friend of Mark Schiff—joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell on an all-new episode of We Think It's Funny. They dive into Jimmy's incredible journey in comedy, his close bond with Mark (including being there for the birth of his kids), and his time being managed by Jack Rollins, the legendary comedy manager behind Woody Allen and so many others. They also all share worst audition bomb stories. It's a funny, heartfelt, and fascinating conversation you won't want to miss. Tune in now!

Writer, producer, and director David Leaf recently appeared on the “We Think It's Funny” podcast, hosted by comedians Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, to discuss his latest book, SMiLE: The Rise, Fall & Resurrection of Brian Wilson. In the episode, Leaf delved into the intricate history of the Beach Boys' ambitious yet initially shelved album, SMiLE, highlighting Brian Wilson's creative genius and the challenges he faced during its production. The conversation also touched upon the album's eventual revival and its significance in music history. Leaf's insights provided listeners with a deeper understanding of Wilson's artistic journey and the enduring legacy of SMiLE.

This week, Finnish comedian Ismo Leikola joined hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell on the We Think It's Funny podcast for a lively and insightful conversation. Known for his sharp observations on language and culture, Ismo delved into the Finnish aversion to small talk, explaining how silence is often preferred over casual conversation in his homeland. The trio explored the nuances of Finnish culture, contrasting it with American social norms, and shared laughs over the peculiarities of everyday interactions. Ismo also discussed his foray into music, revealing his latest creative endeavors beyond stand-up comedy. The episode offered a blend of humor and cultural exchange, highlighting Ismo's unique perspective as a Finnish comedian navigating the American entertainment landscape.

Comedian Jimmy Shin joins Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff on the latest episode of We Think It's Funny for an unforgettable conversation. They talk about Jimmy's incredible journey—from pursuing a career as an entertainment lawyer, to an unexpected detour into drug dealing, a stint in prison, and ultimately finding redemption and success on the comedy stage. Jimmy shares how he turned his life around and became a standout performer at major clubs like The Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory. They also dive into his hilarious new comedy special, Wok This Way, now streaming on YouTube, and reflect on the power of second chances and the healing magic of laughter. Get the special here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20GirBFBbv4

Dr. Jessica Hochman, a respected pediatrician known for her compassionate approach to child healthcare, recently brought her medical expertise to the comedy world as a guest on the “We Think It's Funny” podcast. Hosted by veteran comedians Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, the episode offered a unique blend of humor and insight, as Dr. Hochman shared anecdotes from her practice, discussed the lighter side of pediatric medicine, and engaged in lively banter with the hosts.

Harland Williams, the Canadian comedian and actor known for his offbeat humor and quirky characters, joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell on the We Think It's Funny podcast for an unforgettable episode. With a career spanning stand-up, film, and voice acting, Harland brings his signature absurdity and wit to the conversation, effortlessly blending humor with relatable commentary. As the trio dives into hilarious anecdotes about his animated show Puppy Dog Pals and his first Letterman appearance, pop culture, and off-the-wall observations, the chemistry between Harland, Daniel, and Mark makes for a lighthearted, unpredictable episode. We Think It's Funny listeners can expect a delightful mix of spontaneous comedy and authentic, unfiltered opinions, as the guests share laugh-out-loud moments and give fans a unique peek into the eccentric world of Harland Williams.

Enjoy the Season 4 wrap of We Think It's Funny with comedians Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff! In this episode, join Daniel and Mark as they revisit some of their favorite moments with guests such as - Brad Williams, Carol Leifer, Ami Kozak, Luz Pazos, & more! Don't miss it!

Tune in to the latest episode of We Think It's Funny with comedians Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff! This week, comedy legend Carol Leifer and writer Rick Mitchell drop by to share hilarious stories—from Carol and Mark's early stand-up days in 1970s New York to Rick's adventures at TMZ and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Plus, they dish on their new book, How to Write a Funny Speech— for weddings, bar mitzvahs, graduations, and every other event you didn't want to go to in the first place. Don't miss it!

Frankie Leigh worked in Music Managment and got her start working for The Beatles manager Brian Epstein; the subject of the new film "Midas Man". We talk Epstein and...of course....The Beatles.

During his guest appearance on the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, Brad Williams delved into a variety of engaging topics that showcased both his comedic insights and personal experiences. He shared his thoughts on Carlos Mencia, reflecting on their interactions and the dynamics of the comedy scene. Williams also addressed his journey as a little person, discussing the unique challenges and perspectives it brings to his life and career. He fondly reminisced about Ralphie May, honoring his legacy and the impact he had on the comedy world. Additionally, Brad opened up about the emotional experience of losing his father, revealing how it has influenced his comedy and life outlook. The conversation also touched on the craft of joke writing, where he shared valuable tips and techniques that aspiring comedians could use to hone their skills. Overall, the episode was a heartfelt mix of humor and reflection, highlighting Williams' talent and resilience.

Dustin Chafin, known for his sharp wit and engaging storytelling, recently appeared as a guest on a new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast. In the episode, Chafin shared insights into his journey from his diverse upbringing in Kilgore, Texas, to his rise in the New York comedy scene. He discussed the challenges and rewards of performing in such a competitive environment, as well as his experience opening for comedian Nate Bargatze. Known for his raw, personal comedy that touches on his struggles with addiction and his path to sobriety, Chafin also reflected on how these life experiences have shaped his unique comedic voice.

This week on the We Think It's Funny podcast, comedic sensation Luz Pazos takes center stage as the guest of honor! Straight out of the Andes, Luz is a Peruvian-born comedian, actress, and writer known for her sharp wit and infectious energy. She has been a finalist on Stand Up NBC and featured on The Kroll Show and Comedy Chingonas on HBO Max. Luz regularly performs at top venues like The Comedy Store, Improv, and Laugh Factory, and has showcased her talent at festivals across North America, including the Ha Comedy Festival in San Antonio and the Asheville, North Carolina, where she and Daniel originally met and became friends. In this episode, Luz shares her hilarious perspective on life, navigating both the ups and downs of comedy, and riffs on news stories with Daniel and Mark.

Argus Hamilton, a seasoned stand-up comedian, writer, and television host, is this week's guest on the We Think It's Funny podcast with Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell. Known for his sharp wit and observational humor, Hamilton has had a long career in comedy, starting at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles and making multiple appearances on The Tonight Show. He has also contributed to shows like The Richard Pryor Show and Laugh-In, and currently hosts The Comedy Store Tonight starring Argus Hamilton, a talk show showcasing emerging comedians. In addition to his TV career, Hamilton writes a syndicated comedy column and shares his unique perspective on current events. His personal story includes overcoming struggles with addiction in the 1980s, a testament to his resilience and dedication to comedy. On the podcast, Hamilton brings his trademark humor and insightful anecdotes, and the conversation delves into topics like faith, the rich history of The Comedy Store, love, and sobriety, offering listeners a deep and personal look into his life and career.

Comedy writer and podcast host David Sacks joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell in studio for an all new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast. David Sacks was a writer on The Simpsons and on Third rock from the sun amongst many other things. He currently hosts his own podcast called spiritual tools for an outrageous world, in which he takes Beautiful Jewish teachings and applies them to every day life In a practical way, for people to understand. We talk to him about writing for The Simpsons and going to Harvard with Conan O'Brien. We also talk about prophecy and the Talmud. We discuss a new trend called raw dogging and so much more. We hope you enjoy the episode!

On this week of "We Think It's Funny" podcast with Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, the fellas are joined by comedian Bobby Collins. Bobby has had an incredible career in comedy and shares stories about opening for Cher and Frank Sinatra. Mark and Bobby reminisce about the old days starting out doing comedy in the 1970s in NYC. Daniel and Bobby Collins talk about his appearance on Daniel's original podcast 17 years prior. We discuss Bobby's friendship with now president Donald Trump and how Bobby met his wife through an unlikely encounter due to his friendship with Howard Stern. All this so much more. Enjoy...

In the latest episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, comedian Ami Kozak joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a candid discussion on the intersection of comedy and social issues. The trio delves into the complexities of humor in today's polarized climate, touching on topics such as antisemitism, the challenges of navigating sensitive subjects, and the evolving role of comedy in sparking dialogue. Kozak shares his unique perspective as a comedian who has confronted difficult issues head-on, offering insights into how humor can both challenge and heal. With plenty of laughs and thought-provoking moments, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the power of comedy to address pressing cultural issues.

Comedian Dustin Ybarra joins Mark and Daniel to talk about the LA wildfires, staying sober, and how the Chinese restaurant menu never changes, to Mark's disappointment on this new episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast. While all three live in LA and try to make people laugh, they also love their city and hope it's on the mend. 

Season 4 of We Think It's Funny kicks off with a bang as we sit down with Salvador Litvak, the mastermind behind The Accidental Talmudist! In this lively episode, Salvador shares his unique perspective on Jewish wisdom, spirituality, and how humor can be a gateway to deeper understanding. From profound insights to hilarious stories, get ready for a conversation that's both thought-provoking and packed with laughs. Don't miss this inspiring and entertaining start to the new season!

The Season Three Wrap-Up Show of We Think It's Funny with hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell takes a deep dive into the highlights and memorable moments of the past season. With an impressive lineup of guests, including comedy legends like Brian Regan, Bobby Slayton, Or Mash, Eric Kaplan, Robert Wuhl, and Tom Dreesen, the season was packed with laughter, insightful stories, and plenty of behind-the-scenes banter. Mark and Daniel reflect on the best moments, share funny anecdotes from the episodes, and give fans a chance to revisit the incredible conversations they had with these comedic heavyweights. Whether it was Brian Regan's infectious humor or Bobby Slayton's unfiltered wit, Season Three delivered a wealth of comedic gold, and this wrap-up show ties it all together with plenty of laughs and fond memories.

Tom Dreesen is joining Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a brand-new episode of We Think It's Funny, bringing his unique blend of comedy and storytelling to the podcast. Known for his incredible career as a stand-up comedian and his work as the opening act for Frank Sinatra, Dreesen brings a wealth of experience and charm to the conversation. Alongside Schiff and Lobell, who are masters of witty banter and keen observations, the episode promises to be a hilarious mix of comedy gold, insightful anecdotes, and plenty of laughs. Whether sharing stories from his legendary career or riffing on the lighter side of life, Tom Dreesen's appearance on We Think It's Funny is one you won't want to miss.

Dan Schlissel recently joined Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff for a new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, where the trio dove into the world of comedy, music, and the evolution of stand-up. As the founder of Stand Up! Records, Schlissel shared his unique insights into the changing landscape of comedy albums and the challenges of running an independent label in the digital age. With a wealth of experience in both the music and comedy industries, Schlissel brought a fresh perspective to the conversation, discussing how platforms like Stand Up! Records have helped shape the careers of comedians like Lewis Black, Marc Maron, and Maria Bamford - he also talked about ptting out two albums for Lobell. The episode also explored the intersection of creativity and business, as well as Schlissel's passion for supporting comedians in their pursuit of artistic freedom and success.

Comedians Brian Regan, Daniel Lobell, and Mark Schiff come together for an exciting new episode of We Think It's Funny, where they dive into Brian's latest projects, his writing and acting process, and much more. Known for his clean, observational humor, Brian shares insights into how he crafts his material and navigates the world of comedy. With Lobell and Schiff—both seasoned comedians themselves—bringing their own perspectives, this episode promises to be a must-listen for comedy fans curious about the creative minds behind the laughs.

In the latest episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, Jeff Astrof joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a lively and humorous conversation. The trio, all seasoned comedians with unique styles, dive into a mix of storytelling, observational humor, and personal insights. Jeff opens up about his experience behind the scenes as a writer on the hit show Friends, sharing fascinating anecdotes from one of TV's most iconic sitcoms. Mark reflects on his close friendship with Jerry Seinfeld and discusses why he still finds joy in performing stand-up after all these years. Meanwhile, Daniel shares hilarious and often surreal stories from his time working with the legendary Jackie Mason. With their wealth of experience in comedy, the episode is packed with laughs, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the world of stand-up, the creative process, and the often unpredictable nature of comedy itself. Fans of all three comedians will enjoy the dynamic chemistry and candid, unscripted moments that make this episode a standout.

Comedian Jake Johannsen joins the We Think It's Funny show to share his unique perspective on death and funny funerals, reflecting on his appearances on The Tonight Show and Late Show with David Letterman. He also opens up about his experiences raising kids, watching them grow up and head off to college, and touches on a variety of other fascinating topics. Get ready for a mix of humor, heart, and insightful stories from one of comedy's most original voices!

Comedy writer and Producer (Big Bang Theory, the Simpsons, Futurama, Young Sheldon, Letterman) Eric Kaplan joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell to talk everything from writing for television to praying with Tephilin on. Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon and Judaism and so much more. Enjoy!

Actor and comedian Robert Wuhl joins the show to talk about Arliss, Batman, his love of Baseball so much more!

Today's guest we have Mark Brazill, the creator of "That's 70's Show". He talks about coming up as a stand up comic and hanging with Sam Kinison at The Comedy Store and so much more!

Comedian Or Mash joins Mark and Daniel in The Podcast Bus studio to discuss her recent trip to Israel and what it's like there now and to talk comedy.

Comedian Ian Edwards is no stranger to the Schiff family. Marc son is his agent! Ian comes over to talk about being Jamaican, buying a VCR from a shady guy in front of the mall and what lesson he learned from that, a date Mark had with a woman in a wheelchair - all that and so much more !

Comedian Todd Glass joins the show for an all new episode. We talk about wrestling alligators performing in Philadelphia and we even sing karaoke! Tune in.

In the kickoff episode of season 3, comedian Bobby Slayton discusses why he doesn't do standup much anymore, his friendship with Woody Allen, and his unique relationship with the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Mark & Daniel ask: Did Epstein kill himself? Bobby gives his opinion on this controversial matter. Tune in for a funny and interesting conversation. 

In the season two wrap-up of the podcast We Think It's Funny, hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff, two seasoned comedians, take a delightful stroll down memory lane, reflecting on the highlights of the season. They recount the most memorable moments and guests who brought their unique comedic flair to the show. From Caroline Rhea's sharp wit to Margaret Cho's fearless humor, and from Phil Rosenthal's storytelling charm to Paul Reiser's legendary comedic timing, the season was packed with star power. The hosts also share hilarious behind-the-scenes anecdotes, revealing the off-mic moments that made working with these comedy greats such a joy. The episode serves as both a tribute to their guests and a celebration of the fun, unpredictable nature of their show.

In the season two finale of the podcast *We Think It's Funny*, Paul Reiser joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for an engaging conversation filled with humor and nostalgia. The episode highlights Paul's iconic sitcom *Mad About You* and delves into his enduring friendship with Mark, which dates back to their early days in the 1970s stand-up comedy scene. The trio reminisces about the New Year's celebrations shared with fellow comedians Jerry Seinfeld, Larry Miller, and Michael Kane, a tradition that spanned many years. Additionally, they share humorous takes on current news stories, rounding out a memorable and laughter-filled season finale.

Comedian Dom Irrera recently joined Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell on their podcast, We Think It's Funny, for a lively discussion filled with humor and nostalgia. The trio reminisced about the legendary Rodney Dangerfield and the impact of his Young Comedian Specials, where many well-known comics got their big break. In a heartfelt segment, they also remembered some of their comedian friends who have passed away, sharing personal anecdotes that highlighted their lasting legacies. Additionally, Mark and Dom's long-standing friendship which dates back to the 1970's was a topic of laughter and fond memories, as they recalled humorous stories and experiences they shared. The episode wrapped up with the hosts and Dom delving into some amusing stories from the news. 

Comedian Elon Gold joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for an all new episode of the We Think It's Funny Podcast. They discuss marrage, drug use, comedy writing, Jerry Seinfeld, Rodney Dangerfield, Bill Maher, smuggeling cocaine, a high spped car chase, cigar smoking and so much more. Find out why Elon doesn't do many podcasts but couldn't resist doing this one. 

In a lively episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, comedian Margaret Cho brings her trademark wit and candid storytelling to the conversation, reflecting on her early comedic influences like Jerry Seinfeld and the legendary Rodney Dangerfield. With her distinctive perspective, she shares hilarious anecdotes about opening for the iconoclastic Bill Hicks, emphasizing the mix of adrenaline and excitement that came with performing for such a legendary figure. The discussion also takes a delightful turn as Cho reminisces about her unique experience performing on Korean SNL, diving into the cultural nuances and the thrill of connecting with audiences in a different context. In a heartfelt reflection, she spoke about her long-lasting friendship with the iconic comedian Joan Rivers. "Joan had a way of making any situation hilarious," she recalled, reminiscing about their playful banter and shared moments backstage at various comedy shows.  Attending Joan's funeral was an emotional experience for her, filled with laughter and tears as friends and family shared stories that highlighted Joan's unique spirit. Throughout the episode, her infectious humor shines brightly, making for a captivating exploration of her remarkable journey in comedy.

Daniel Lobell's old friend, comedian Matty Goldberg, joins Mark Schiff and Daniel on the show to talk about his life growing up in Woodstock, New York, having and surviving a brain tumor, and writing a book about it called "Brain Humor." They discuss many of the fun and crazy things they used to do together in New York City. Also discussed is Bill Belechik's young new girlfriend, how Mark Schiff grew up with the Ramones and the time Bob Dylan came over his apartment - all that and so much more! Listen and tell your friends. 

In the latest episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell welcome Kelly Carlin as their guest. Kelly shares captivating stories about growing up as the daughter of the legendary comedian George Carlin, providing insights into her unique childhood and her Uncle Patrick Carlin. The conversation covers a range of topics, including Kelly's passion for horseback riding, some interesting news stories; including one about someone raised in a sheep pen, and her current life pursuits. She also talks about her longtime friendship with host Daniel Lobell, her love for travel, and her fondness for Italy, making for an engaging and heartfelt episode.

George Schlatter, the pioneering television producer behind "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In," recently joined hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff on the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, recorded at his legendary Los Angeles offices. The episode covered a wide array of topics, including Schlatter's experiences working with legends like Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Jerry Lewis. He also discussed his upcoming documentary project, reflecting on his enduring marriage and the remarkable milestone of being 95 years old. Schlatter even shared a humorous anecdote about a hot air balloon accident, reflecting on the changing landscape of TV humor from "Laugh-In" to "Saturday Night Live" and beyond. He offered insights on humor in politics, including reflections on Trump's impact, alongside lighthearted advice on an article that says adding omega-3s to one's diet improves your mood. Throughout the conversation, Schlatter emphasized his belief in the power of laughter as essential to personal well-being, making the podcast a delightful exploration of his rich life and comedic legacy.

In this exciting episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, comedian Skyler Stone joins hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff for a riotous new installment. Skyler regales listeners with hilarious tales of prank calling Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger during his gubernatorial days in California. Amidst laughs, the trio delves into Hunter Biden's controversial art, Skyler's journey to sobriety and his stints in jail, working with Nicolas Cage in "The Old Way" and the unexpected cancellation of J.Lo's tour. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of anecdotes and insights as Skyler Stone brings his trademark wit and candor to the studio, making this episode a must-listen for comedy enthusiasts everywhere.          

On this all new episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, Phil Rosenthal, known for his roles in "Everybody Loves Raymond" and as the host of "Somebody Feed Phil," teams up with comedians Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for an uproarious episode filled with laughter and profound insights. Rosenthal regales listeners with behind-the-scenes anecdotes from "Raymond," touching stories about his late parents, and the excitement of getting "Somebody Feed Phil" off the ground. The conversation takes wild turns, from reminiscing about Peter Boyle to sharing bizarre tales like a Queens magnet fisherman's escapades and a shocking encounter with a shark. They even delve into quirky culinary experiments like sushi croissants and ponder whether haggis could ever become a mainstream hit. It's a delightful blend of humor, storytelling, and unexpected musings that keeps listeners entertained throughout.  

Comedian Erica Rhodes recently joined Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell on the We Think It's Funny podcast, and they dove into a wide range of topics that kept the conversation flowing. From sharing tips on longevity to exploring the bizarre tale of a shipwreck laden with fish sauce and cannibalism in the 1700s, the trio covered it all. Erica also regaled listeners with amusing anecdotes from her time opening for Doug Stanhope and her extremely brief meeting with director Paul Thomas Anderson, making for an engaging and entertaining episode that left everyone wanting more.

Tune in to the latest episode of "We Think It's Funny" as hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff are joined by the hilarious Avi Liberman, known for bringing laughter to Israel and beyond. With a knack for navigating both comedy and current events, Avi shares his experiences of bringing comedians to Israel, even amidst tumultuous times. From discussing the unique challenges of comedy during wartime to delving into the quirks of modern technology like urine-scanning toilets in China, this episode is packed with laughs and insights you won't want to miss.

In a triumphant kickoff to Season 2 of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, the incomparable Caroline Rhea, renowned for her iconic roles like Aunt Hilda on "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," joins veteran comedians Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a riotous episode brimming with humor and insight. From sharing personal tales of health scares, including navigating kidney stones, to delving into the intricacies of crafting comedy, they traverse a diverse landscape of topics. Rhea's signature wit and charm shine through as they explore the idiosyncrasies of old-school comedians, the trials and tribulations of hair maintenance, and even regale listeners with an uproarious story about a woman uncovering her partner's infidelity in a most unconventional manner. Touching on current events such as McDonald's controversial decision to discontinue free refills, the conversation effortlessly blends laughter with thought-provoking discourse, showcasing the unparalleled chemistry and comedic brilliance of these funny people.

Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, hosts of the podcast "We Think It's Funny," culminated Season One with a lively round-up, delving into behind-the-scenes anecdotes from their impressive roster of guests. From the legendary Jay Leno to the iconic Jon Lovitz, and the sharp wit of Alonzo Bodden to the versatile talents of Jon DiResta and Or Mash, Schiff and Lobell shared captivating stories and insights. They reminisced about Darren Carter's infectious energy, Mike Binder's seasoned wisdom, Wayne Federman's unparalleled humor, and Brian Kiley's razor-sharp wit. They also shared tales from encounters with Maurice LaMarche's voice mastery and Robert Cait's comedic brilliance. Amidst these comedic luminaries, they took a moment to connect with a young comedian and college student, Guy David Knoll, who found solace and strength in their podcast amidst a sea of anti-Semitism and anti-Israel demonstrations on his campus. Knoll's story served as a poignant reminder of the power of laughter and community in navigating challenging times.    

In the electrifying Season 1 finale of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast, hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff are joined by the incomparable Jay Leno for a riveting discussion that touches upon a wide array of topics. From exploring the comedic genius of Rodney Dangerfield to reminiscing about iconic moments from "The Tonight Show," the conversation brims with nostalgia and laughter. Leno regales the hosts and listeners alike with amusing anecdotes about his dear friend Rodney Dangerfield and shares behind-the-scenes stories from his tenure as host of "The Tonight Show." As the conversation flows, they delve into Leno's passion for electric cars, his love for Scotland, and even touch upon the timeless humor of the character Kramer from "Seinfeld." Amidst the laughter and camaraderie, Leno also opens up about his great marriage, offering heartfelt insights into balancing a successful career with personal happiness. With each topic, the episode becomes a delightful journey through the fascinating life and career of one of comedy's most beloved icons, leaving listeners eagerly anticipating what Season 2 has in store.

In this episode of "We Think It's Funny," hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell welcome accomplished film director, writer, and comedian Mike Binder. Join the trio as they dive deep into the fascinating world of whale communication studies, the latest news from Hollywood sensation Will Smith, and the comedic nuances of the TV show "Mind of a Married Man." Get ready for behind-the-scenes anecdotes on working with Adam Sandler and the excitement of an AI model contest. From laughter to insights, this episode covers it all. Tune in for a whirlwind of humor and entertainment! #WeThinkItsFunny #WhaleCommunication #WillSmith #HollywoodBlunders #MindOfAMarriedMan #AdamSandler #Comedy #AIModels #MikeBinder #PodcastLaughs #BehindTheScenes #EntertainmentInsights #TuneInLaughOut

In this episode of the We Think It's Funny Podcast, comedian Alonzo Bodden joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a hilarious discussion. Bodden shares insights on navigating the comedy scene as a black comic outside the Def Jam style, drawing inspiration from legends like Flip Wilson and Dave Chapelle. The conversation delves into challenges faced in winning over black audiences, alongside amusing anecdotes about encounters with icons like Michael Jordan and Oprah. From hanging out with adult film stars to reflecting on getting fired from gigs, the trio covers it all, including Lobell's memorable experience of opening for Bodden. With mentions of Robert Kennedy Jr's exclusion from the family portrait and pop culture references like The Sopranos, this episode promises laughs and intriguing insights into the world of comedy.

In this uproarious episode of the "We Think it's Funny" podcast, hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell welcome the legendary voice actor Maurice Lamarche, renowned for bringing iconic characters like The Brain from "Pinky and the Brain" to life. From opening for Rodney Dangerfield to witnessing Jim Carrey's debut in stand-up, Maurice shares sidesplitting tales of his journey in comedy. But the hilarity doesn't stop there; Maurice delves into unexpected topics, including Elizabeth Hurley's son's unusual hobby, a bizarre car dive into the ocean, and navigating life with a therapist-in-training spouse. Amidst the laughter, Maurice opens up about overcoming personal tragedy and shares the invaluable insights into resilience bestowed upon him by the Dalai Lama himself. Tune in for an unforgettable blend of comedy and candid conversation that's not to be missed!