A wedding-planning chat opens into warm, loose arguments about movies, fear, and friendship.
A wedding-emcee planning session becomes a looser showcase for Mike Vierman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham enjoying the side roads more than the agenda.

A loose comedy catch-up.
The Best Hang Podcast runs on friendly interruption, half-planned updates, and the pleasure of three people finding the funny angle in ordinary life. Recent conversations move from snowstorms and holiday moods to concerts, sports nights, TikTok microphones, creative work, and the logistics of showing up in person.
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The Best Hang Podcast is a casual comedy show that treats catching up as the main event. Max Kerman, Shane Cunningham, and Mike bring the rhythm of friends who can interrupt each other without losing the thread. The episodes are relaxed, but the pace is rarely sleepy. Someone mentions a tour, a TV project, a holiday break, or a family errand, and the conversation quickly finds a sharper comic edge. A snow day turns into tobogganing, spelling, and word origins. A quiet holiday check-in turns toward personal writing and ideas that are not quite ready for public discussion. A Paul McCartney concert in Hamilton becomes part apology, part life update, part excuse to restart the hang. The show likes those small pivots. It also likes gentle friction: who is responsible for the podcast being late, who paid too much for Sabrina Carpenter seats, who is lucky or unlucky at a Jays game, and whether podcasting counts as art. The tone is friendly and lightly self-mocking. It can move from concerts and sports to horror movies, political commentary, weddings, social media, TikTok microphones, and the practical problem of getting everyone in the same room. Manager Ash appears as a recurring orbit in the conversations, especially when a story has crossed over onto social media first. The show’s setting is present without being overexplained, from Toronto and Hamilton references to winter details that feel lived-in. Its strongest episodes sound like friends returning after time away, aware that everyone is busy, and still trying to preserve the chemistry that happens when the microphones are on. The humor is conversational rather than constructed. The charm is in the corrections, the side comments, and the way a throwaway line can become the memorable part.
Made for: For listeners who like conversational comedy, music-adjacent stories, pop-culture references, and friendly arguments that drift naturally from daily life into bigger questions about art, work, and taste.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the lived-in chemistry: the show feels less like a formatted panel and more like three busy friends trying to protect the energy of being in the same room.
A great hang, disguised as a podcast. Hosted by Mike Veerman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A wedding-planning chat opens into warm, loose arguments about movies, fear, and friendship.
A wedding-emcee planning session becomes a looser showcase for Mike Vierman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham enjoying the side roads more than the agenda.
A Toronto baseball high becomes a loose, funny hang about celebration, faster games, and one backfired instinct.
The Best Hang Podcast meets Toronto in full sports swell, with the Blue Jays back in the World Series for the first time since 1993 and Max Kerman, Shane Cunningham, and Mike Bierman taking it all in from the city.
A Michael Buble guest-list story turns into a funny, lightly thoughtful look at awkwardness and stage persona.
The Best Hang Podcast works best when it turns proximity to showbiz into a study of how people act once they are allowed inside the room. Calling from Calgary after a hectic run through Halifax, Miramichi, and Moncton, plus a Michael Buble concert, Max Kerman, Shane Cunningham,…


Fast banter, loud takes, no clean turns.
Pennsylvania banter with the brakes cut.

1980s movies, cranky friendship, endless detours.

Rowdy film criticism with the filters removed.
The hosts of The Best Hang Podcast, Mike Veerman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham, gather in Toronto to celebrate the Blue Jays making the World Series for the first time since 1993.
Hosts Mike Veerman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham catch up after a busy touring schedule, including shows in Halifax and Miramichi.
The hosts catch up on personal projects and introduce Manager Ash's New York City adventure.
The hosts of the Best Hang Podcast return for 2026, discussing a snowstorm, tobogganing, and the origins of the word 'toboggan' before transitioning to a UBC wildfire research ad.
The hosts discuss their relaxed holiday mood and Max's personal writing projects.
The hosts of the Best Hang Podcast reunite in Toronto to catch up on life, discuss seeing Paul McCartney in Hamilton, and apologize for the podcast's irregular schedule.
The hosts discuss attending a Sabrina Carpenter concert in Toronto and one host's charitable donation to a food bank.
Max Kerman recounts attending Game 7 of the Blue Jays playoffs with last-minute GA tickets secured by his manager Ash.
The Best Hang Podcast brings together Max Kerman, Shane Cunningham, and Mike Vierman for conversations about weddings, creative work, movies, politics, and Coldplay.
Mike Bierman, Max Kerman, and Shane Cunningham record together in Toronto and trade stories about music audiences, dating, and friendship.
The Best Hang Podcast's Max Kerman, Shane Cunningham, and Mike Bierman debate why Mountainhead divides viewers after Max watches it multiple times.
The hosts discuss how making art remotely lacks the energy and creativity of in-person collaboration.
The hosts of the Best Hang Podcast discuss their recent dental and doctor visits, reflecting on the intimacy of dentist appointments.
The hosts catch up on Max's trip to Vegas for Super Bowl weekend and discuss the experience.
The hosts discuss the challenges of writing late at night, comparing it to writing essays in university, and share personal experiences with the writing process.