Decently Funny

Episode #100 welcomes director, writer, comedian and co-creator of Chappelle's Show, Neal Brennan, and this one is not to be missed. With sidekick Gary out, special guest "Ask Amber" advice columnist Amber Tozer takes the sidekick chair. We speak with Neal about his time with Chappelle and the show, and we find out what Neal thinks of his classic stoner movie Half Baked. Other topics include Neal's podcast "The Champs" and why does Neal refuse to discuss his finances with us or interview white people on his podcast? Finally, what did Nuzzy say to Neal just before the show that upset him? And was Nuzzy really acting "Jewish"? Stop reading this and start listening to the show, episode 100, right now!Follow everyone on twitter @nealbrennan, @ambertozer,@theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home onDecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived attheTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco. Cartoons based on Decently Funny by Wayne Tillett.

Alec Sulkin is more than just the Family Guy writer & executive producer, he is also a son, a lover, a tweeter and most importantly a 5x Decently Funny guest. On the 1 year anniversary of his infamous Japan tweet, Alec sits down at Nuzzywood to give updates on his life. Nuzzy, Guy & Sulkin discuss the Patriots/Giants Superbowl, Twitter, his book now available on Amazon, Nuzzy's Snooki tweet, bathroom mishegas and past Decently Funny guests Brody Stevens & Panic! at the Disco. Alec shows off the skills he learned from watching Youtube as he plays a few songs on Guy's awesome Casio keyboard for us. Alec goes on to tell the boys that he's currently single and open to all types of women. You could either keep reading or you could listen for yourself. Subscribe, download, retweet and enjoy!Follow everyone on twitter @thesulk, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home on DecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived at theTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco.

Some call him Steven, while others call him Brody. Whichever you prefer, we are lucky to have them both on the podcast. Steven Brody & Brody Stevens are the same guy, we think. Either way, listen to the podcast and you'll be just as confused as I am about what his real name is. Anyway, let's just go with "Brody" for the purposes of this synopsis. Brody discusses his medication, The Hangover, getting fired from TMZ, comedy, getting fired from Chelsea Lately, The Hangover 2, dying his beard and the mental breakdown at a Starbucks that got him arrested. Brody not only uses this opportunity to make a public apology to TMZ's Harvey Levin, but he also finds time to praise the talents of former Decently Funny guests; Family Guy's Alec Sulkin, SNL's Jeff Richards and punk/pop band Panic at the Disco. Brody not only brings the funny, he brings the positive energy to episode 98 of Decently Funny. Enjoy the show.Follow everyone on twitter @Brodyismefriend, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home on DecentlyFunny.com.

Well known to nerds across the world, former correspondent for G4's Attack of the Show & NBC's The Voice, the Division III actress who can also be seen regularly on Hulu's Battleground, Alison Haislip lowers her standards and sits in on this episode of Decently Funny. Her extremely good looking co-host and also the writer/director of Division III, Marshall Cook is as witty on the podcast as his abs are rock hard in his film. We discuss Alison's love of acting, gaming, gifting suites and making out at college parties. We also learn what Alison looks for in a guy and how many dates it takes her to get into bed as we play the Decently Funny version of F, Marry, Kill. We ask Marshall about one night stands, Andy Dick and what his love making "go to move" is. We get Alison and Marshall to sing a duet karaoke style and to describe how they masturbate. Folks, this is a terrific show so it's a do not miss episode. Listen to it here, iTunes or Stitcher. Friend request Marshall on Facebook, visit MarshallCook.com and follow everyone else on twitter @AlisonHaislip, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home on DecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived at theTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco.

Actor, comedian, voice-over artist and amateur hockey player, Dave Coulier joins the fracas on this week's Decently Funny and really opens up. Dave shares with us about his early days of stand-up and his TV show Out of Control, through his days on Full House playing the mulleted Uncle Joey, and all the way up to present day. We also speak with Dave about his ex-girlfriend Alanis Morissette and what it was like to find out that the song "You Oughta Know" was about him. Dave also shares a story about Alanis that he has never told anyone else. Finally Dave speculates on some of life's deepest questions including what all time TV show couch would he want to own? Follow everyone on twitter @DaveCoulier, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunnyand our web home on DecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived at theTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco. Cartoons based on Decently Funny by Wayne Tillett.

Brian Dunkleman once hosted a network television show seen by 30 million people a week. 10 years later he sits on Nuzzy's couch to talk about it and everything that's happened since. American Idol was what launched Dunkleman to stardom and it was American Idol that was ultimately the cause of his severe depression. Dunkleman sits in on this episode of Decently Funny and doesn't hold back. He talks about his suicidal thoughts, drug use, sex, pornography and shares more than a few unflattering Ryan Seacrest stories, yet somehow makes us laugh for the entire 90-minute interview. And now that Simon Cowell has fired X-Factor host Steve Jones, it seems as if there's an opening. Hmm, I wonder who would be perfect for that job. Enjoy the show!Follow everyone on twitter @BrianDunkleman, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home on DecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived at theTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco. Cartoons based on Decently Funny by Wayne Tillett.

Fred Stoller, otherwise known to Seinfeld co-creator Larry David as a "doomed loser" makes his appearance on Decently Funny with Nuzzy and Guy. Now while we are fans of Larry David, we couldn't disagree more with his opinion of Fred. We loved Fred on this episode. He was honest, entertaining and witty... and we couldn't have asked for more. Fred discusses his career which includes stand up comedy, his year as a writer on Seinfeld, his performances as Ray Romano's cousin on Everybody Loves Raymond and his dozens of guest starring roles in some of the most watched sitcoms made over the last 20 years. We also talk about Fred Stoller's personal life, his relationship with his parents, Twitter, Marc Maron, Chris Hardwick, his beef with Adam Carolla, Fred's new kindle book, My Seinfeld Year, his hilarious Comedy Central web series The Gate Show and his independent film, Fred & Vinnie. Click the links and support the show by supporting our guests.Follow everyone on twitter @Fred_Stoller, @theNuzzy, @theguydf, @littleboatjack & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows "Decently Funny" on iTunes, listen to us on the go with our mobile app at Stitcher.com/DecentlyFunny and our web home on DecentlyFunny.com. Watch our podcasts live and archived attheTVspot.com. Decently Funny opening theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco. Cartoons based on Decently Funny by Wayne Tillett.

Prior to doing the Decently Funny podcast, Brendon, Spencer and Dallon do a sound check. Luckily, Nuzzy and The Guy were recording and are able to present to you a really interesting, and eclectic warm up set by the Panic! At The Disco boys. With a full version of "Ready to Go". A must listen for any Panic! fan.

Panic! at the Disco joins the boys for a very special episode. Hear Brendon Urie, Spencer Smith and Dallon Weekes spill their guts and play a few tunes!

Decently Funny welcomes actor, tweeter of puns, the offspring of the greatest physical comedian ever, and all around great guy, Jason Ritter (The Event, Parenthood, Joan of Arcadia) to the show!! We couldn't be more excited to have this fella on the show with us. Jason's been on The Tonight Show, The Late Night w/ Jimmy Fallon Show and apparently he was feeling generous, because now he is on our show. We talk to Jason about growing up watching his dad play the pratfalling Jack Tripper on Three's Company and the rest of his famous family bloodline. Jason talks about his famous buddies, his various television roles, what he uses Twitter for, what it's like to play a gay character, and his gaming "addiction". Jason couldn't have been more accommodating as he even plays a game of Three's Company trivia with us. Download this episode and play along!

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