Fast banter, weird calls, zero dignity.
Dave and Mahoney turns stray facts, weirdness, viral clips, and listener confessions into quick-fire group comedy. The show runs on teasing, interruptions, callbacks, and the sense that any topic can become a debate about fast food, bugs, beer, or somebody's bad decision.
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Dave and Mahoney is an irreverent comedy show with the tempo of a morning-radio room that refuses to sit still. The premise is loose, but the rhythm is clear. A headline, caller, viral clip, beer can, fast-food order, or household complaint becomes a launchpad for everyone at the table to pile on. Dave tends to steer the setup. Mahoney often becomes the exhibit. Audrey is the puncture wound in the argument, cutting through exaggeration with a cleaner, sharper read. The result feels less like polished stand-up and more like overhearing a group of funny people turn every normal inconvenience into a minor public trial. The recurring segments keep the show recognizable. Call of Fame pulls strange listener audio into the center of the room. Internet Is Undefeated collects awkward broadcasts and online oddities. Beer for Breakfast turns tasting notes into a reason for another round of jokes. Lazy Bonez Mahonez builds comedy out of Mahoney's domestic shortcuts. Blue Collar Confessions gives callers a place to confess workplace damage, risky choices, and things that probably should not have happened on the clock. Food is a recurring battleground, especially fast-food burgers, fries, soda, and orders that become personality evidence. The show also has a taste for bodily mishaps, bug stories, odd rentals, news weirdness, workplace accidents, and the strange intimacy of listener calls. It does not stay wholesome, and it does not try to. The appeal is the momentum: quick interruptions, theatrical disbelief, teasing loyalty, and the willingness to make everyone in the room look ridiculous. For fans of casual comedy chat, Dave and Mahoney offers a noisy, familiar hangout where even a scorpion, a lager, or a bad app order can become the day's main event.
Made for: For listeners who like chaotic comedy talk, morning-show energy, listener confessions, viral oddities, food arguments, and recurring bits with a blunt edge.
What sets it apart: The show turns small, specific embarrassments into full-room comedy, with caller stories and recurring segments giving structure to the chaos. Its strength is the three-voice push-pull between setup, escalation, and sharp correction.
The Dave and Mahoney Show airs weekdays and features Dave Farra and Jason Mahoney, along with co-host Audrey Drake and Executive Producer Chris Jackson. They tackle anything and everything in the realm of pop culture, sports, world news and all the weird stories from Florida and beyond.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dave and Mahoney turns trivia, caller confessions, and minor personal disputes into quick, collaborative comedy with a strong broadcast-room pulse.
Dave Farra, Jason Mahoney, and Audrey Drake turn everyday curiosities into fast-moving arguments, running jokes, and invitations for callers to join the mess.
One foot joke recruits callers, songs, and a Venmo business plan before you can object.
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A scrappy, fast-moving riff session that keeps turning nonsense into momentum.
Dave and Mahoney take a dumb little feet joke and run it into the ground in a way that somehow keeps working. The best parts come when they are just riffing off each other, bouncing from barefoot trash talk to call-in bait to a dating-app detour that shifts the mood without…
A loose, bit-driven episode that keeps turning random prompts into quick banter.
Dave and Mahoney opens with a barefoot joke that spirals into a riff about paying to see feet, then veers into a contractor story about cutting a hole with a drywall saw.
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
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This episode features hilarious clips of news anchors and meteorologists making embarrassing mistakes during live broadcasts, including eating on air and being handed a sweater mid-weather report.
The hosts discuss Tiger Woods' ongoing legal troubles following his DUI arrest, focusing on police investigations into his prescription drug use and potential violations.
This episode features a humorous and bizarre story from a listener about a friend with a foot fetish involving his wife, including a follow-up call from the wife and references to the song 'Popsicle Toes'.
The hosts discuss Mahoney's questionable efficiency and laziness through humorous personal anecdotes, including a segment about bugs named Scorpions and Spiders.
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Dave and Mahoney kick things off with a stream of gross animal facts and keep turning them into jokes.
The hosts read a listener complaint about excessive foot talk and joke about the topic.
A comedic segment where hosts play a game identifying fast food manager meltdowns from audio clips.
Listeners share humorous workplace mishaps, including a forklift hole in a wall and a soup can explosion in a fabrication shop.
A commercial segment promoting MyFICO.com, emphasizing the importance of FICO scores for loans and credit decisions.
Dave and Mahoney opens with a pileup of oddball facts and instant disbelief.
The hosts joke about a Florida woman arrested for speeding while drunk and a man who turned a closed restaurant into his personal hangout.
The hosts play a movie quote quiz with a caller, featuring quotes from golf movies like Tin Cup and Caddyshack.
The hosts discuss McDonald's Big Arch burger, sharing mixed reviews and humorous analogies.
Dave and Mahoney opens with a barrage of animal and body facts, from fish that attach to females and get absorbed to lobsters peeing through their eyes, hot dogs, bees, and kangaroos.
Dave and Mahoney's weekly Beer for Breakfast segment features a tasting of the Sunup Brewing Company White Russian Imperial Coffee Stout, a 9.3% ABV beer with a Great American Beer Fest bronze medal.
The Dave and Mahoney Show debates whether Mahoney is getting paid by McDonald's to promote the Big Arch burger.
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This comedy podcast episode humorously discusses consumer issues like Reese's products and tax identity theft, along with personal anecdotes about family life and fast food cravings.
The hosts discuss a listener's story about debris found in her new home's plumbing, blending humor with relatable adulting woes.
The hosts discuss their generational identity as the 'Oregon Trail Generation' while sharing humorous anecdotes about family life and childhood nostalgia.
The hosts discuss humorous personal anecdotes about family life and community rules, then transition to a news story about a hiker attacked by bees in Phoenix.
Hosts Dave and Mahoney joke about middle age and a serious revelation about Dave's wife asking for a contractor's contact info.
The hosts discuss a news story about a Florida man who was violently attacked after stopping to help someone on a highway near Disney World.
Feet are somehow where this starts.
A morning radio show featuring hosts Dave and Mahoney discussing pop culture, sports, and weird news, with a segment reviewing a juicy weed ale.
The hosts play and joke about funny audio clips related to March Madness, including a coach's halftime rant and a stuck buzzer.
The hosts play a game where a listener must guess which of two absurd stories from Mahoney's wife is true, starting with a tale about Lucky Charms and a play sink.
Feet are apparently news.
The hosts joke about a supposed loofah code indicating sexual preferences in The Villages retirement community.
The hosts joke about their volunteer work at a food bank, Dave's bad haircut, and Audrey's large feet.
A comedic radio show where hosts share and react to listener confessions about workplace mishaps.
Bare feet get the room buzzing.
A comedic morning show where hosts joke about pop culture, sports, and weird news stories.