Favorite Funny with Carl Kozlowski

Dwayne Perkins was a regular on NBC's "The Jay Leno Show" and has been seen on numerous other late-night standup shows. He shares some very funny memories (including unleashing two bodily functions at once in class as a kid), and his favorite comic (George Carlin), movies ("Coming to America" and "Trading Places"), TV show ("Seinfeld") and writer (David Sedaris and his "Me Talk Pretty One Day" book) here!

If Don Rickles and Rodney Dangerfield had a baby, it wouldn't be half as funny as Bob Zany! A veteran star of Vegas and LA, Zany got his start on "The Gong Show" as a teen in the late '70s and has never looked back - until now, in this hilarious interview where he tosses out insults at Carl between every answer!

You'll find him funny beyond belief and a hell of a comedy aficionado as well! Expand your comedy palate and tune in!

John Kapelos is best known for playing Carl the Janitor in "The Breakfast Club", but he's also acted in more than 200 TV shows and films throughout his four-decade-plus acting career. Here he shares some of his best memories and opinions, weighing in on the controversial changes taking place at the Second City theatre where h launched his career, as well as recalling stories like the time Cloris Leachman said hi by grabbing him by the balls and the time Secret Service agents could have killed him and every actor on stage at a show Jimmy Carter's son was attending. Add in his colorful favorite choices for funny movies, TV shows, books and comics, and you've got one helluva fun show!

Allan Turner-Ward is a British-based DJ (both on radio and in clubs) and rapper/entertainer who made a go of it in the early 2000s in Hollywood, with Carl Kozloowski as his constant sidekick. Here the two talk about the DJ life in pandemic Britain, and Allan's favorite funny life stories (including the time he used his strip-club-DJ jokes by accident while DJing a wedding at Disneyland), as well as Allan's favorite funny books, movies, TV shows and more!

In this hilarious episode of "Favorite Funny," Carl talks with Steve Simeone, a Comedy Store star who's appeared numerous times on Comedy Central. Steve's amazing storytelling style of comedy is rooted in his extremely funny upbringing as one of three boys in a devoutly Catholic family. He talks about the decision to perform only clean comedy, favorite stories from growing up, getting to hang out with Eddie Murphy and Andrew Dice Clay at the same time while managing the Comedy Store, and much more along with his favorite books, movies, TV shows, and his deep connection to his favorite comic, George Carlin. Tune in and expand your comedy palate!

In the debut episode of "Favorite Funny," host Carl Kozlowski interviews Craig O'Neill, the King of All Media in Little Rock, who was a top deejay for nearly 20 years before becoming the local CBS anchorman. Craig shares the top funny stories from his childhood, career and marriage - and Carl and Craig trade some of the funniest stories you've ever heard about Bill Clinton - in this hilarious episode!

Frazer Smith was the Howard Stern of Los Angeles, an amazingly funny and talented morning radio DJ who shot into stardom in LA across the 1970s through 1990s on top stations including KLOS (where he's back on Sunday nights now) and KROQ, before becoming LA"s most beloved comedy club MC at the Laugh Factory Hollywood and the Ice House in Pasadena.

Here he shares some of his greatest life moments, including the time he told the Prime Minister of his native Canada to "Shut the F up" when he was just 7 years old, how he made a memorably bizarre appearance on late-night great Tom Snyder's talk show and his experiences working with the legendary Rodney Dangerfield. All that plus he reveals his favorite funny books, TV shows, movies and more. Have some laughs on us!

Brian Kiley is a powerhouse comedy writer and comic - in fact, he's been Conan O'Brien's head monologue writer for 27 years and was one of the final comics personally selected by David Letterman to appear during the legend's last month on CBS.

Here, he shares his favorite funny books, movies, TV shows and life stories - including an awkward green-room encounter with the four members of U2, his bizarre encounter with his hero Bob Newhart, and the time his four year old son dropped trou on the beach rather than walking into the ocean to take a whiz. He also reveals some inside scoop about life in late-night comedy amid the pandemic and about Conan's impending move to HBO Max. Have some laughs!

Carl interviews A.J. Jacobs, former editor of Esquire magazine and Entertainment Weekly as well as a five-time #1 New York Times best-selling author as A.J. reveals hilarious stories such as the time he got the cast of "Sex and the City" to do his wedding proposal for him and how he once got rejected as an author solely because of his looks. He then shares his favorite funny books, movies, TV shows and comedians in this very funny episode!