Aaron Zvi Felder
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Audio based long-form improv comedy.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Patient scene-building turns everyday disagreements into absurd worlds whose strangest details keep paying off.
Audio Based Content: an Improv Comedy Podcast starts with ordinary friction, then keeps adding character choices until the scene acquires its own peculiar logic.
A haunted inn blames the AC; you'll stay for a couple arguing with their own fear.
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Three old friends turn a camping reunion into a slow build of memory, spite, and bad logic.
The episode opens as a camping reunion between three old friends, all soft moss and careful politeness, then folds back into school memories, a remembered punch, a missed cruise, and old dating trouble that never quite stays buried.
A jailed Reverend Pastor turns a call-in show into a deadpan spiral of privacy, logistics, and prayer.
Reverend Pastor anchors the episode from a jail cell on Sirius XM, drawing on his old AM-radio background and a trail of personal trouble to keep the call-in segment moving.
A prenup argument that stays funny because it never stops being personal.
A prenup turns into an intimate fight about what a marriage is meant to hold. The comedy comes from how seriously the couple treats the practical details: the house, the bank account, retirement savings, and who is paying for the ring, the wedding, and the honeymoon.
Ash Wednesday, PTA meetings, and a father-son trade spiral into tightly wound improv chaos.
An Ash Wednesday mix-up sets off a run of improv that keeps folding ashes, church logistics, PTA etiquette, and family boundaries into the same mess. The episode works because it treats absurd social questions like serious ones.
A courtly argument about carrots becomes a sharp comic lesson in market math.
A royal welcome slowly turns into a comic argument about carrots, hierarchy, and whether a kingdom should be run by common sense or coin math.
Deadpan science talk turns a dolphin problem into a fake lecture on time and drawing.
A dolphin problem gets handled with full procedural gravity, and that mismatch is where the comedy lives. The doctor talks about speeding up time, the room keeps circling back to the need for some time, and the scene keeps mutating into a fake lecture series, drawing…
A panic spiral that keeps turning ordinary details into the joke.
The episode opens in a full panic and never really lets go of that pressure, turning escape into a set of small, practical problems: who gets out, where the money is, and whether the bed is moose-sized, elk-sized, or larger.
A European inn turns a check-in into a locked-door spiral of mice, AC, and bad instincts.
A young couple checks into a European inn and gets pulled into a routine where every polite answer makes the room feel stranger. The comedy is strongest in the small logistics, from a school-trip guess to the cello-versus-violin digression, while Victor keeps trying to hold the…
Tiny debates, treated with heroic seriousness.
Erica Elam navigates a chaotic parking situation, leading to an awkward encounter with Zoe who claims her wallet is under the car, blending improv comedy with everyday frustrations.
A couple receives a large armoire they ordered from a JCPenney catalog, but the delivery person struggles to get it through the doorway, leading to a discussion about alternative entrances.
A county fair blowup turns into a messy argument about who was at fault and why.
Mary and Caleb arrive at a haunted Hungarian inn and immediately get trapped in Victor's rules about betrothal, separate rooms, and whether the place is actually haunted.
In this improv comedy episode, two teenage girls, Millie and Christy, awkwardly flirt with their volleyball coach, Mr.
In this improv comedy episode, a guest arrives at her first 'grown-up party' with her Uber driver Toby, leading to a series of escalating absurdities involving imaginary pregnancies, tantric sex claims, a former OBGYN who forces people to swallow forks, and the constant threat of an orgy that never quite happens.
In this live improv comedy episode, host Aarons V.
A Sirius XM show called "The People's Gospel" opens with a host saying he is broadcasting from a jail cell with a burner phone after a conviction for tax fraud or tax evasion.
In this improv comedy episode, Cooper humorously describes his job as a sandwich artist at Subway, including attending competitive sandwich school and interactions with customers like Big Jack, set against the backdrop of Nashville's music scene.
Two travelers reach the gates of Belfordshire.
A couple argues over a prenup.
In this improv comedy episode, Sylvester encounters friends on the sidewalk who are heading to Big Jack's party, leading to an awkward conversation as he tries to invite himself along, with humor arising from gift-giving etiquette and social norms.
Rick convinces Tony to go on a treasure hunt in Maine after inheriting a crate from his uncle, who died under bizarre circumstances.
In this improv comedy episode, Dan accidentally glues his fingers together and seeks help from his in-home nurse, Julian, leading to absurd conversations about dreams, family estrangement, and the nurse's newfound 'powers'.
A joke about Ash Wednesday opens into a very strange conversation about ashes, churches, and what people are actually handed at service.
Jeff and Jeffrey open on a stressed, uneasy conversation that slides fast into a plan to get out of town.
At a lively party, Bonnie arrives anxious about her appearance and reveals her long-hidden love for Mike, planning to confess since his wife is absent.
In this improv comedy episode, Jack hosts a chaotic birthday party where Jimmy gifts a samurai mask, leading to absurd discussions about pubes, a wiener tooth, and family traditions.
A humorous conversation about missing teeth possibly taken by a cat, exploring the pet-human relationship and the cat's neutered status.
A family on a farm deals with time confusion after destroying their calendar, leading to humorous misunderstandings about aging and responsibility.
In this improv comedy episode, marine biologists try to breed two dolphins with the help of an impostor tourist, Gord, who claims to control time.
In this improv comedy episode, Carl and his friend engage in a surreal conversation about pigs eating unusual items, planning a triple wedding, and navigating boundaries around polyamory and transactional relationships, all while exploring themes of trauma and emotional vulnerability.
A courtroom argument about a fourth bald-eagle shooting in a Kohl's parking lot turns into a long-running joke about satellites, custom rifles, and attorney-client privilege.
Three old friends set up a camping reunion and almost immediately start digging back through the history they thought they had left behind.
A couple tries to put together a table while the instructions only seem to make things worse.
A cruise dinner spirals into a six-week argument about steak, shrimp, and whether the ocean is making one person seasick on night one.