Dave Kasey, Don Woodard & Taylor Mason
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Movie talk with a long memory.
Stories Unlimited runs on the pleasure of three talkers remembering things slightly sideways. Baseball movies, Oscar chatter, weather reports, family detours, road trips, old clubs, and half-polished jokes all get equal room at the table.
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Stories Unlimited is a conversational comedy show with the shape of a Sunday catch-up and the memory bank of people who have spent decades around movies, clubs, advertising, television, travel, sports, and family stories. It begins plainly enough. Someone is in one place, or another, or another. Someone is packing for a trip, dodging bad weather, thinking about a reunion, looking for a dog, or trying to make a seasonal observation before the others start pulling at the thread. Then the thread goes somewhere. Baseball becomes beach radios and a baseball movie. Movie reviews become library film shoots, Oscar predictions, actors, horror movies, and the odd anxiety of trying to remember five ordinary words at a physical. A National Women’s Day setup turns toward wives, mothers, grandmothers, Siri, Alexa, and the awkward comedy of changing the plan after the show has already started. The show’s movie talk is real, but it is not tidy criticism. It is a way to get at fathers, age, work, old rooms, old audiences, and the strange little accidents that bend a life. The speakers often explain their references without making the listener feel tested. One name calls up another. One anecdote requires a correction. One joke sits inside a second joke that may not land until the story has already moved on. That looseness is the appeal. Dave Casey, Taylor Mason, and Don Woodard bring the feeling of a table where nobody is hurrying to the next segment, and Larry and Terry Ziggleman fit that same rhythm when the subject turns to creativity, advertising, and filmmaking. Stories Unlimited is warm without being soft. It can be dry, irreverent, and occasionally dark around the edges, but it keeps circling back to affection: for movies, old friends, spouses, fathers, performers, and the kind of story that gets better once it has wandered off course.
Made for: For listeners who like relaxed panel comedy, older movie references, baseball nostalgia, show-business stories, and conversation that values the detour as much as the destination.
What sets it apart: It treats film and sports talk as memory triggers rather than fixed topics. The result feels less like a review desk and more like three seasoned talkers finding the story behind the story.
Ad Man Dave Kasey, Comedy Writer Don Woodard & Comedian Taylor Mason tell their stories.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Movie talk gains texture from the hosts' firsthand stories about auditions, improv, sitcom production and the memories films carry.
Stories Unlimited turns screen talk into a three-way exchange of memories, jokes and working-life detail. Dave Casey, Taylor Mason and Don Woodard move easily between movie reactions and firsthand accounts of auditions, improv and sitcom production, giving the TV & Film beat an…
Claptor: your laugh gets promoted to applause when comedy people start talking shop.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A shaggy Sunday banter episode that turns a Lou Gehrig story into an easy, improbable ride.
The episode opens on hoot owls, a missing chihuahua, and three hosts trading stories before the conversation settles into Lou Gehrig's unlikely path to the majors.
A loose, funny conversation where improv lore, audience-response talk, and sitcom stories keep taking the wheel.
Stories Unlimited leans into the side conversations that make comedy feel lived in: jury duty, springtime small talk, applause, claptor, the Groundlings, and the simple improv rule of saying yes.
Mike Muncer and a different guest dissect two horror films per episode, by subgenre.
The hosts open on a Sunday and trade notes from Illinois, New Jersey, and North Carolina.
Two hosts discuss a friend's offer of second-row tickets to an Elvis Costello concert in Wilmington, North Carolina, and reflect on past road trips and changing priorities with age.
The hosts share personal stories about the influential women in their lives, including wives, mothers, and grandmothers, in celebration of National Women's Day.
The host and callers share personal anecdotes about travel plans, seasonal changes, and local hunting practices, loosely tied to the title's theme of the Kennedy era.
Comedians share humorous personal stories and banter about winter weather and a Florida reunion.
Host Dave Casey and co-host Don Woodard introduce twin filmmakers Larry and Terry Ziggleman, sharing humorous banter about spring wildlife and personal anecdotes.
Comedians Dave Casey, Don Woodard, and Taylor Mason share humorous personal stories and banter, including a discussion about pedicures and Super Bowl reflections.
Comedians share humorous personal stories, including one about a cruise ship trip while his wife deals with home repairs.
Hosts Dave Casey and Don Woodard banter about a snow day and introduce their storytelling comedy show.
Comedians Dave Kasey, Don Woodard, and Taylor Mason share humorous personal stories and banter.
Comedians Dave Casey, Taylor Mason, and Don Woodard share humorous personal stories and banter with a guest.
Three comedians share personal stories and banter, including a birthday celebration recap.
Comedians share humorous personal stories about everyday life, including Thanksgiving plans and a football game.
Hosts and a guest share humorous stories and banter about the Chicago Cubs and other topics.
Comedians Dave Casey, Don Woodard, and Taylor Mason share humorous personal stories and banter with a guest about wine pairing.
Host Dave Casey and co-host Don Woodard joke about a lost brisket bet and welcome former Bears player Ted Albrecht for a humorous conversation.
Comedians share humorous personal stories, including a tale about blasting music on the way to get hearing aids and a cruise ship anecdote.
Three comedians share humorous personal stories and banter with a guest host.
Three comedians share humorous personal stories and banter in a casual, improvised format.
Three comedians share humorous stories and banter about birthdays and aging.
Three comedians share personal stories and humorous banter, with one recounting a trip through New York and another expressing worry about a cliffhanger from a previous episode.
Three comedians share humorous personal stories and banter about their locations and recent experiences.
Comedians share personal stories and humorous reflections, including a tribute to Tony Bennett.
Three comedians share humorous personal stories about summer experiences and quirky observations.
This episode features an interview with Leon Davidson, a passionate baseball fan and former Minnesota Twins prospect, discussing topics like the Hall of Fame's potential inclusion of Pete Rose and Joe Jackson.
This episode features personal stories from various hosts about spring cleaning, dealing with diabetes, and humorous observations on television commercials.
Two hosts share personal stories about seasonal home maintenance tasks like putting up storm windows, reflecting on family traditions and childhood memories.
The hosts and guest Bill Bischoff share nostalgic childhood memories of longing for California in the early 1960s, influenced by cultural icons like the Beach Boys and skateboarding.
The hosts open with Sunday, spring, jury duty, and the kind of loose banter that gives the conversation room to drift.