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TWO-TIME COMEDY PODCAST OF THE YEAR! Comedy podcasts are the best, but it's not easy to find clean comedy podcasts that are actually FUNNY! Welcome to the Spitballers Podcast with the award-winning trio of Andy, Mike, and Jason. These three dads will make you laugh as they discuss ridiculous topics, answer life's most difficult questions, and dish out life advice that you should never, ever take. We all need a little nonsense in our everyday lives. Be a part of one of the best audiences around and enjoy a comedy podcast for the whole family with new episodes every Monday m...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Andy, Mike, and Jason turn everyday preferences and impossible choices into fast, escalating arguments packed with teasing, tangents, and callbacks.
Spitballers Comedy Podcast turns low-stakes questions into elaborate comic disputes, with Andy, Mike, and Jason testing one another's logic until the original premise gives way to a better tangent.
A spider complaint becomes a crushing-versus-squishing debate, in case your brain needed a new argument.
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A silly premise turns into real debate about loneliness, survival, and whether company changes everything.
Spitballers starts with a late scat-bit stumble, then settles into the loose, absurd rhythm that makes the show work: three hosts handing out life advice, testing ridiculous setups, and treating random subjects with far too much gravity.
Fast, goofy debate comedy that keeps turning tiny questions into big arguments.
Three hosts turn the show into a running exercise in life advice, impossible situations, and overthought side debates, which suits the whole point of the format.
A noisy draft session that turns into a gloriously overcommitted crocodile debate.
Andy, Mike, and Jason take a draft about the most annoying sounds and run it into donkey trouble, crocodile speed, and a debate that keeps getting sillier because nobody backs off.
Self-consciousness, bad impressions, and absurd logistics are treated with alarming seriousness.
A small hit to the ego opens into a broad group roast, with teeth, water-pick intensity, height, and self-consciousness folded into the joke. The best stretch comes when the hosts turn a throwaway prompt into a surprisingly serious argument about whether a hot air balloon is the…
A goofy panel debate that keeps finding the lonely truth inside a stupid premise.
Spitballers takes a ridiculous premise and lets it go strangely bleak: if you were the last person on Earth, would ten random people a year later be enough reason to keep going?
A fast, unruly panel bit where cereal, pineapple, and adulthood all become serious business.
Spitballers settles into its familiar rhythm of small prompts turning into long, lively exchanges. The scat callback lands, Dig Dug circles back into the talk, and the cereal bit wanders through adulthood, pantry habits, and shredded wheat without losing its momentum.
A cold studio becomes a fast, unruly round of boat classes, chauffeur logic, and mannequin nonsense.
Three hosts turn a cold studio, a ham-and-cheese sandwich with potato cream, and a string of absurd hypotheticals into a brisk, self-important comedy game.
Spider logistics and Baller Dash drive a fast comedy panel that keeps turning minor nonsense into a bigger bit.
The episode stays locked on a spider-killing draft and a Baller Dash round, treating both with more seriousness than they deserve and that is part of the fun. Three hosts keep the exchange moving fast.
Three comedians play a 'Would You Rather' game and debate about treehouses.
Three comedians play a game drafting the worst songs to play at a funeral.
Three dads joke about scatting, trumpets, and leap years in a lighthearted improv comedy episode.
Three comedians discuss a recent national anthem performance fail and share theater anecdotes.
Three dads joke about scatting and a birthday, blending absurd humor with playful banter.
Spitballers opens with Papa Josh trying to land a late scat bit, and the room immediately jumps on it.
Jason rented an entire ice rink just to watch others skate while he observed.
Danny DeVito: proof that trolls get better with age.
A debate over bathroom habits reveals one host's shocking bathroom behavior in public.
Spitballers Episode 324 opens with a crooner bit and then immediately jumps into a would-you-rather setup.
My mouth is a cleaner than a sink—marriage logic.
Three hosts kick things off by drafting the most annoying sounds.
Goldfish swallowing: the vomit hack magicians don't advertise.
The hosts spend much of the show circling around what makes people feel self-conscious.
The debate heats up as hosts defend their ice cream rankings
Andy, Mike, and Jason open with Papa Josh’s late-but-working debut and immediately turn it into a joke about rhythm, timing, and getting one shot right.
The Spitballers crew opens with callbacks, odd sound effects, and a running joke about how long it takes to pay back a scat.
It starts cold.
Spitballers opens hot.
Andy, Mike, and Jason start with life advice and a joke-first rhythm.
Andy, Mike, and Jason kick things off with a broken tooth reveal and treat it like a public event.
Spitballers opens with a ridiculous deal about scat bets.
Building a blockchain is like building a nation from scratch.
The Spitballers hosts discuss absurd topics like autonomous cars getting stuck in circles, a botched helicopter rescue, and whether limousines are cut in half.
The Spitballers trio engages in hilarious banter, tackling absurd 'would you rather' questions, debating word differences, and drafting the best movie deaths in films.
The Spitballers trio humorously drafts 'things people pretend to like,' exposing social pretenses around topics like other people's kids, medium rare steak, in-laws, and deep tissue massages.
Three friends overthinking everything for your entertainment
Spitballers opens by treating old age like prime battle-royale material.
Spitballers Comedy Podcast centers on a would-you-rather about losing a front tooth versus having George Costanza hair, with the hosts arguing over appearance, age, and what strangers notice first.
Three dads joke about scatting, draft items for a night with the boys, and give ridiculous life advice.
Three comedians engage in silly banter about a Dr.
Three comedians banter and draft the best objects with a handle in a lighthearted, clean comedy podcast.
Three dads improvise a comedy draft with a cardboard bear substitute, blending absurd topics and playful banter.
Three dads engage in absurd improv comedy, including a callback to a previous scat joke and a draft of things starting with the letter S.