Two best casts of the week: Kliph Nesteroff's WTF episode and episode #60 of John London's Inferno…which STILL gets no notice from AV Club. C'mon, guys, skip reviewing Greg Proops or Who Charted one week and listen to London's unique take on podcasting.

Two best casts of the week: Kliph Nesteroff's WTF episode and episode #60 of John London's Inferno…which STILL gets no notice from AV Club. C'mon, guys, skip reviewing Greg Proops or Who Charted one week and listen to London's unique take on podcasting.

I think anyone who enjoys Pardo's sense of humor would like John London's Inferno (www.johnlondonsinferno.com). Fifty-four episodes in, it's got great story arcs, memorable characters, and terrific production, all held together by London's acerbic and sarcastic wit.

I think anyone who enjoys Pardo's sense of humor would like John London's Inferno (www.johnlondonsinferno.com). Fifty-four episodes in, it's got great story arcs, memorable characters, and terrific production, all held together by London's acerbic and sarcastic wit.

True. The Inferno is unlike any of the other podcasts reviewed here and deserves some love. Personally, I'm becoming a $10,000 a year Gold Club Platinum Level listener!

True. The Inferno is unlike any of the other podcasts reviewed here and deserves some love. Personally, I'm becoming a $10,000 a year Gold Club Platinum Level listener!

Can I toss in a plug for a podcast that never gets mentioned? John London's Inferno is a unique blend of sitcom, rant, and Firesign Theatre-ish production quality, devised by former syndicated shock jock John London. His rants are fun, but it's the ongoing story arcs and cast of many, many characters that keep me…

Can I toss in a plug for a podcast that never gets mentioned? John London's Inferno is a unique blend of sitcom, rant, and Firesign Theatre-ish production quality, devised by former syndicated shock jock John London. His rants are fun, but it's the ongoing story arcs and cast of many, many characters that keep me…