That was brutal.  Non-stop hamming it up with an open mouthed shit eating smile…plus scatting, drum solos etc.  The other also-rans must've been pissed when he got a second shot.  

Whoa, I'm shocked someone actually liked Brielle.  She was clearly one of the worst and I was amazed she was given a second chance.  Kudos to Randy and Steven for finally growing a pair and putting a flamethrower to her dreams of being an entertainer. 
Jesus, I've commented way too much on this show.

Huh?  Did you not get the point that the book is not a cover-to-cover joke fest?

Does anyone actually think Jermaine has a hope in hell of winning?  Did they bring him back out of shear pity?  He seems like a nice guy and all…but he also seems a bit like the big guy from The Green Mile.  And his (creepy) close relationship with his mom really underlines the overgrown man-child persona.

Holy shit, I feel like I have brain damage after reading this comment.

Hmm..I think you were listening to the wrong album.  Either that or you have a brain disease.

I'd never heard of the guy either but gave it a listen.  I thought he
was pretty damn funny.  Didn't find his stories depressing at all since
he told them in such a funny way.  i.e the complete opposite of Matt
Graham.

I can see it being a case of Wain telling Scott that he'd love to do the show but he has to watch his kid and his dad's in town so he's stuck with him too.  Scott had to get something on the air so he so he figured what the hell, bring them in to the studio then too.

Huh?  I think everyone knows about Lou's hearing.  I'm pretty sure he knew what was said, he just didn't know what the phrase 'gun show' was referring to. 

No no, worst judge = Eric Trump.  His douche level is so high he makes Don Jr. seem like a cool, easy going bro. 

Have your forgotten that metalheads worship satan?  I'm sure Dethklok would vote for whoever promised to kill the most people and rape the Earth the hardest.

Ditto on High Water and Mississippi.  From Modern Times I find myself listening to Nettie Moore more than any other…also love Spirit on the Water 'cause it's just so pretty sounding.
Looking at the number of 'Plays' in my Dylan playlist it appears that some of my favorites are:
Main Title Theme from Pat Garrett and…

Ya I was surprised to see this Who Charted? on the best list.  I'm a big fan of the show, but this was definitely a weak one.

Easily the most uncomfortable episode of WTF ever…it's not even close.  It's a car crash, and while I listened to the whole thing, I can't say it was 'enjoyable'. The guy clearly has some deep problems.  After listening to Todd Hanson I felt pretty confident that he wouldn't try suicide again…I'm afraid I can't say…

I don't know, that sounds pretty hilarious.  Classic Stiles.

Well that's the question though, is this genuine enthusiasm, or is it podcast shilling?
I think I've jumped the gun on Luiz though. Clicking on his profile shows a fair number of posts, especially about podcasts.  I guess I sort of expected that Luiz had created an account just to heap praise on 'Keith and the…

Just when you think Al is the most cold blooded psycho in town, Cy comes along.  And when you've adjusted to that dynamic, BOOM, here's Hearst and his murderous sidekick Wolcott.  Not to mention Hearst's seamonster henchman.  
I remember 'Something Very Expensive', with Wolcott's rampage, being one of the more intense…

And has anyone actually named their their son 'Carl' in the last 35 years?

I know what you mean, the whole comedy podcast scene has become very incestuous.  I used to listen to and subscribe to all of 'em; now I've basically narrowed it down to following a few people who I just enjoy listening to, no matter what the topic. 
ATM it's Who Charted?, because Howard Kremer is great.  Anything…

Oh good I'm glad I'm not the only one who liked the Stoller ep. 
Has anyone seen the movie he made?  If so, care to spoil what actually does become of Vinnie?