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Sketching comedy since 1993. Podding casts since 2014. Blowing your mind since now.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A loose, premise-happy comedy hangout where Dan Gomiller and Jason Klom turn everyday stories and guest chats into extended riffs.
Dan and Jay's Comedy Hour. The Podcast. belongs in Comedy as a hangout show with sketch reflexes. Dan Gomiller and Jason Klom let the conversation start loose, then nudge it toward bits before it gets too comfortable.
You want jokes that can start in 1943 and, a few episodes later, somehow land at Plex setup.
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A bruised reset story gets folded into warm, sideways comedy and school-nerd detours.
Joel Teague, 17, is given a new prescription by his therapist, takes a part-time job at Royal Video, and adopts the name Solo while trying to build something like a normal life after the bad thing happened.
A loose, memory-heavy hang that keeps circling old band lore.
Dan and Jay drift through old band history, a logo file, and a VHS digitization story, with Mike Warden fitting the loose back-and-forth well.
A Firesign-focused conversation that treats comedy history as a loose, affectionate exchange.
The episode follows the path from Fire Sign, The Electromagnetic History of Everything as Told on Nine Comedy Albums to the Columbia years of Firesign Theatre, moving through 1967 to 75 and only briefly pausing on the group's legacy or afterlives.
A warm, self-aware comedy hour built on foster-cat chatter and loose duo banter.
Dan and Jay start by poking fun at the show's uneven numbering, then settle into an easy, shaggy run of foster-cat talk. The conversation moves from a cat rescued from a hoarding situation to five kittens and the simple pleasure of finally having space to roam, with the two…
A long-running comedy hangout where old tapes and childhood logic keep colliding.
This episode turns Dan and Jay's chat with Kimberley Reynolds into a loose sweep through old tapes, childhood sketch logic, and the easy rhythm that comes from years of doing the show.
A 1976 time-capsule bit that keeps mutating into gloriously stupid mythology and animal talk.
Dan and Jay make the bicentennial the joke engine, and the episode keeps folding real 1976 markers into increasingly dumb side roads. Microsoft, Apple, Price Club, Carter, Family Feud, Viking 2, Sinatra, and Dean Martin all end up in the same breath, which gives the whole thing…
A loose guest hangout that mixes after-election banter, comedy records, and camera talk with Valley Forge memories.
It opens with an after-election cold open and a running joke about The Recruit, then settles into a loose, affectionate guest hang built around comedy talk, a remembered record, and a long stretch of camera chatter.
A warm, shaggy return that turns everyday logistics into the joke.
The episode returns from an intentional holiday break with Dan and Jay doing what this show does best: turning ordinary logistics into something worth laughing at.
Comedy careers, told from the basement.
Gaming tangents with no clean exit.
Joe Rogan's marathon one-on-one talks, from UFC judging debates to Bob Lazar's UFO claims.
Bateman, Hayes, and Arnett riff, then talk shop with guests like Adam Sandler.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
Dan and Jay kick things off with election chatter.
Dan and Jay's Comedy Hour hosts interview Paul Myers, author of John Candy: A Life in Comedy, a three-year research project involving 100+ interviews with comedy legends including Joe Flaherty, Dave Thomas, Dan Aykroyd (who wrote foreword), and Catherine O'Hara.
Dan and Jay open with a fake “final episode” announcement for episode 4627, then immediately pivot into TV talk, cat updates, and an extended archival comedy bit.
Dan and Jay spend Episode 310, "White Man Podcast Bingo," riffing on future guests, a canceled comedy booking, and MSNBC's rename to MSNOW.
Dan and Jay kick things off with a fake Elon Musk cameo, a $100 Cybertruck gag, and a South African accent bit that keeps drifting between South Africa, an emerald mine, and the way he says prawn.
Chris Morgan comes back for a loose, meandering hangout.
Dan and Jay open by apologizing for the rough audio caused by a hardware issue.
Dan and Jay come back from an intentional holiday break with a conversation that begins in a New York winter mood and quickly settles into home life.
Jeremy Braddock drops by to talk about his book *Fire Sign* and the Columbia-era run of Firesign Theatre.
Frank Conniff joins Dan and Jay to talk about a new audio version of 25 Mystery Science Theater Films That Changed My Life in No Way Whatsoever, plus his novel The Time Tumblers and its ebook links to obscure show-business references.
A chaotic, freeform comedy podcast episode featuring hosts Dan and Jay with guest Kimberly Reynolds, bouncing between topics including Winnie the Pooh's gender, childhood media influences, old VHS comedy sketches from 1998, pen reviews, Supernatural TV show nostalgia, and persistent webcam technical difficulties.
Dan opens the call apparently stuck in 1943 and cartoon world at the same time.
Dan opens with a botched AI voice experiment, and the episode leans straight into the joke.
Barry shows up with sandwiches on the brain.
Dan and Jay open Episode 308, “The Mines of Vaudeville,” by joking that they are the “world’s first beta cuck podcast” and arguing over whether the show is a TV show or a podcast.
Dan and Jay open on the bicentennial and treat 1976 like one long comic checklist, running through Microsoft, Apple, Price Club, Carter, Family Feud, Viking 2, Jerry Lewis, and the Sinatra-Dean Martin reunion as if they all belong in the same joke.
Dan and Jay open on the Chase money glitch.
Jay opens by announcing a September 16, 2025 live presentation at the Detroit Public Library, calling it the first in-person show Dan and he have ever put on and tying it to the cylinder, the inquisitive florist.
Dan and Jason open Episode 309 with a Dutch-sauna accent bit that quickly turns into the line “Fyvush Finkel owes me a G-spot.” The conversation then veers through a Lebanon-to-Albany store move in Oregon, where Dan says the facilities manager had already started ripping things off the wall before noon.
Dan and Jay open Episode 290 with AI-generated songs, a Weezer tangent, and a running joke that AI might outwrite human comedy.
Joel gets a reset.
A freewheeling comedy podcast episode where Dan and Jay riff on Star Trek theme song lyrics, watch back old comedy sketches involving car seats from a Ford Fiesta, share stories about public pranks like fake fighting and the foreign dignitary translator bit, and discuss Dan introducing his son to Lord of the Rings and getting a new tank for pet toads.
TJ Armand brings 'Self-Imposed Exile: Poems of Queer Beginnings' to Dan and Jay's Comedy Hour, alongside his work as a musician, writer, and Broadway producer.
Dan opens Episode 301 of Dan and Jay's Comedy Hour, The Podcast with a fake plan involving Nelson Mandela, a 45-minute figgy pudding class, Nirvana, and a possible sketch.
Dan and Jay welcome Barb Hardley, who says her on-camera prep takes two and a half hours of makeup plus another half hour to finish.