Looking for a video of the birth of Snookie’s baby? We got it. Want to hear about having sex with a pool toy? We got that too, thanks to our headliner Brian Moote.

After we blaze through the news, Courtney risks her life by reporting live from the Heart Attack Grill. Then Gooch welcomes a legend of comedy to the stage, as Elayne Boosler talks comedy, spits a rap, and shines an intimate spotlight on ex-roommate (and lover?) Andy Kaufman.

(By the way, for somebody who doesn’t swear on stage, YIKES!)

After we talk about Chris Brown, sex, and panties, we check in with Courtney live from the Farmers Market. Then Gooch is joined by Hal Sparks to talk about music, social media, drugs, and how stand up is about timing on this episode of Awkward Silence 2.1.

After we congratulate a 15-year-old tap dancer, Courtney beams in live from Bally’s where she’s placing a bet on this weekend’s Super Bowl. Then Gooch welcomes headliner Shawn Halpin (MTV, NBC, LA Improv) to the stage.

After we rip through the news, Courtney blows our “mind” from the Luxor. Then Gooch welcomes the hilarious Shang to the stage to talk comedy, life, and sodomy, not necessarily in that order.

We began today’s show with a political take on the news, then Courtney gives us a new definition of “TMI” from the AVN awards. Afterwards Gooch welcomes Emmy Award Winning John Padon (Home Improvement, Wonder Years) to the stage to talk about a variety of subjects from the AVN awards, to owning your own comedy club, and John’s encounters with violence on stage on this edition of Awkward Silence 2.1. Show notes:

After Courtney gets a little “2 cool 4 da room”, we talk football, God, kids and the mentally challenged with the very funny return of comedian Peter Berman to Awkward Silence 2.1. Show notes:

Courtney tries to teach Gooch a little Christmas spirit and comedian Thai Rivera joins us on this episode of Awkward Silence 2.1. Show notes:

We begin today’s Awkward Silence 2.1 by offending the large number of NFR fans currently in Las Vegas, then follow up with our headliner Paul Ogata (Showtime, Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Porndogs with Ron Jeremy). Show notes:

After we burn through the news, we go live with Cortney as she tells us how to win the showcase showdown. Then we learn who wrote the book of love, or maybe The Comedy Bible, as Gooch welcomes Traci Skene (Last Comic Standing) to the stage in this episode of Awkward Silence 2.1. Show notes: