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CARTOON: DIY
First lesson free. Today's cartoon by John Reynolds.
March 24, 2021/by John Reynolds
#VainVideoGames
Sonic the Attention Hog, Mine All MineCraft, Self-CenterPede, and more #VainVideoGames on this week's trending joke game!
March 24, 2021/by Weekly Humorist Hashtag Games
CARTOON: Old Normal
The other virus is back. Today's cartoon by Joe Wos.
March 23, 2021/by Joe Wos
Prince Harry Joins Our Start Up
“VC” now also stands for Viscount. Employee “Google Bus” now stopping in Montecito. If Oprah boards, do not look her directly in the eye. We’re “on the way” to her favorite candle store, so she is, of course welcome to board, or as Harry put it, “What Oprah wants, Oprah gets!”
March 23, 2021/by Debra A. Klein
Hi, I’m the Toilet in the Back of Your Mirror Selfie—You Can See Me, Right?
If you absolutely needed a full-body pic (I get it, I like to show off my full tank every once in a while too), you have a full-length mirror in your room. Your cute room, where there’s sexier background items like your unmade bed, your chaise lounge with all your dirty clothes thrown on it, your dying plants. It screams sex appeal!
March 22, 2021/by Emily Kapp
Chutes and Ladders: Vaccine Edition
To play: On your turn, spin the spinner and move your pawn, square by square, until you reach the final square, where you will receive your Covid-19 vaccine at your local fairgrounds. Throughout the game, try your best to jump the line by landing on ladders and avoiding pitfalls that will send you spiraling down chutes, relegating you to additional days, months, and maybe years of pandemic depression.
March 22, 2021/by Lindsay Hameroff
The Daily Mail: Discomfort With Our Centuries-Old Breeding Program a Sign of Poor Breeding
We stand by our journalistic integrity. We have plumbed the depths to identify why the divorced, American commoner who married into the curated gene pool of our ceremonial oligarchy is so “grating.” Thus far, our reporting suggests that the Duchess of Sussex is “not the right sort,”
March 19, 2021/by K.E. Flann
Getting the Most out of Your Haunted Mirror
The reflection of a haunted mirror is often an actual parallel dimension, and given half a chance an inhabitant of that dimension will attempt to possess and replace you at the first opportunity. This of course would leave you trapped in the mirror dimension, but so what? Who couldn't use a rest from the problems and responsibilities of their normal, daily routine? Just make sure that the reflection contains a nice, comfy bed, a tv and your bong. Now you're all set for the ultimate staycation!
March 19, 2021/by Kit Lively
CARTOON: Medical Averages
Recommendation Ratios. Today's cartoon by Peter Kuper.
March 19, 2021/by Peter Kuper
You Don’t Actually Understand Gaslighting
I can understand how you would get confused. “Gaslighting” gets thrown around so much these days that it can feel like it’s lost all meaning. But it is pretty strange that you keep saying you know what it means when everybody else disagrees with you. Literally everyone. I asked all of them.
March 18, 2021/by Calen MacDonald
CARTOON: Taken Talent
After a while you won't even notice. Today's cartoon by Vaughan Tomlinson.
March 18, 2021/by Vaughan Tomlinson
I Wasn’t Concerned When A Stampede Of Raging Bulls Broke Into The Porcelain Shop Where I Work
Now, if the tables had been turned and the bulls were a herd of dairy cows, I might have been concerned. You know how dangerous those Jersey cows can be. Very concerning. No, they don’t behave the same as a bull or have the horns, but they are definitely more dangerous. I hate to think what could have happened if they’d been the cattle that had come to our shop. It would have been an “udder” disaster.
March 17, 2021/by Jason Garramone
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CARTOON: DIY
First lesson free. Today's cartoon by John Reynolds.
March 24, 2021/by John Reynolds
#VainVideoGames
Sonic the Attention Hog, Mine All MineCraft, Self-CenterPede, and more #VainVideoGames on this week's trending joke game!
March 24, 2021/by Weekly Humorist Hashtag Games
CARTOON: Old Normal
The other virus is back. Today's cartoon by Joe Wos.
March 23, 2021/by Joe Wos
Prince Harry Joins Our Start Up
“VC” now also stands for Viscount. Employee “Google Bus” now stopping in Montecito. If Oprah boards, do not look her directly in the eye. We’re “on the way” to her favorite candle store, so she is, of course welcome to board, or as Harry put it, “What Oprah wants, Oprah gets!”
March 23, 2021/by Debra A. Klein
Hi, I’m the Toilet in the Back of Your Mirror Selfie—You Can See Me, Right?
If you absolutely needed a full-body pic (I get it, I like to show off my full tank every once in a while too), you have a full-length mirror in your room. Your cute room, where there’s sexier background items like your unmade bed, your chaise lounge with all your dirty clothes thrown on it, your dying plants. It screams sex appeal!
March 22, 2021/by Emily Kapp
Chutes and Ladders: Vaccine Edition
To play: On your turn, spin the spinner and move your pawn, square by square, until you reach the final square, where you will receive your Covid-19 vaccine at your local fairgrounds. Throughout the game, try your best to jump the line by landing on ladders and avoiding pitfalls that will send you spiraling down chutes, relegating you to additional days, months, and maybe years of pandemic depression.
March 22, 2021/by Lindsay Hameroff
The Daily Mail: Discomfort With Our Centuries-Old Breeding Program a Sign of Poor Breeding
We stand by our journalistic integrity. We have plumbed the depths to identify why the divorced, American commoner who married into the curated gene pool of our ceremonial oligarchy is so “grating.” Thus far, our reporting suggests that the Duchess of Sussex is “not the right sort,”
March 19, 2021/by K.E. Flann
Getting the Most out of Your Haunted Mirror
The reflection of a haunted mirror is often an actual parallel dimension, and given half a chance an inhabitant of that dimension will attempt to possess and replace you at the first opportunity. This of course would leave you trapped in the mirror dimension, but so what? Who couldn't use a rest from the problems and responsibilities of their normal, daily routine? Just make sure that the reflection contains a nice, comfy bed, a tv and your bong. Now you're all set for the ultimate staycation!
March 19, 2021/by Kit Lively
CARTOON: Medical Averages
Recommendation Ratios. Today's cartoon by Peter Kuper.
March 19, 2021/by Peter Kuper
You Don’t Actually Understand Gaslighting
I can understand how you would get confused. “Gaslighting” gets thrown around so much these days that it can feel like it’s lost all meaning. But it is pretty strange that you keep saying you know what it means when everybody else disagrees with you. Literally everyone. I asked all of them.
March 18, 2021/by Calen MacDonald
CARTOON: Taken Talent
After a while you won't even notice. Today's cartoon by Vaughan Tomlinson.
March 18, 2021/by Vaughan Tomlinson
I Wasn’t Concerned When A Stampede Of Raging Bulls Broke Into The Porcelain Shop Where I Work
Now, if the tables had been turned and the bulls were a herd of dairy cows, I might have been concerned. You know how dangerous those Jersey cows can be. Very concerning. No, they don’t behave the same as a bull or have the horns, but they are definitely more dangerous. I hate to think what could have happened if they’d been the cattle that had come to our shop. It would have been an “udder” disaster.
March 17, 2021/by Jason Garramone
