Meet Father Guido Sarducci, the comic creation of Don Novello, in this miniprogram. A chance find of a monsignor's outfit at a San Francisco Goodwill Store back in 1973 was the start of a legendary 50-year career playing Father Sarducci, a slyly hip correspondent for the Vatican. Find extended cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows.

Meet Redd Foxx, king of "Party Records" and star of "Sanford and Son" in this miniprogram. From humble beginnings telling dirty jokes to audiences in South Central LA, Redd took a flyer and recorded a comedy album. He was concerned recording his act might dilute ticket sales. Not to worry -- soon Redd was selling raunchy records by the truckload and entertaining sellout crowds in Las Vegas. His role as Fred Sanford brought Redd to a wider audience, but he never strayed far from his brand of in-your-face standup. As always, find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Meet Sarah Silverman, a comedian whose blunt yet playful commentary on life, love, politics and more has earned her worldwide fame. From an early spot as part of the cast of HBO's classic "Mr. Show" to several well-received solo specials, to a long-running bit pretending to have an affair with Matt Damon behind the back of (ok, actually completely in front of) then-boyfrieend Jimmy Kimmel -- Sarah has used her tart tongue to build a legendary career. As always, find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Meet John Candy, Canadian superstar of tv and film in this miniprogram. From his start in Toronto's Second City troupe, to his long run as a mainstay on SCTV, to his many memorable movie roles, Candy truly earned his iconic status. As always find extra clips in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Don Rickles turned a gift for putting hecklers in their place into a 60-plus year career as the nation's premier insult comic. From a fortuitous roasting of Frank Sinatra (fortuitous in that Frank laughed), Don went on to be a fixture in Las Vegas and in tv variety shows, sitcoms, and films from Casino to Toy Story! As always, find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows.

Meet Bob Hudson and Ron Landry, each highly successful top-40 DJs in the early 1970s who teamed up as Hudson and Landry and climbed the Billboard charts. The formula was simple -- take well-crafted radio sketches, get an audience highly liquored up (at the Pomona National Golf Club), and hit "record." As always find extended cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com -- audio only this time because nothing of their few tv spots exists (if you find some let us know). And thanks for sharing our shows!

Meet Gilda Radner, comedy icon and America's sweetheart. From early days with Second City and the National Lampoon, to her groundbreaking work as part of the original SNL cast, to her humanitarian work for cancer patients, Gilda left a comedy legacy that endures -- and makes us laugh -- to this day. Find more clips in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Meet Hannah Gadsby, storyteller, actress, standup comedian, and breakout comedy star in this miniprogram. Born in Tasmania, Hannah mines her unique cultural and personal background, including her LGBTQ identity and her struggles with ADHD and autism, for award-winning comedy that is both raw and personal. As always, find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Meet Freddie Prinze in this week's episode. His career was short but spectacular, spawning a national catch phrase, a hit television show, and a chart-topping album all in a few years. Plus, he was the first comedian ever to be invited by Johnny Carson to the couch after his first spot. "Looking Good" indeed! As always, find extra cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows!

Is something bothering you Bunkie? Well, we have the cure in the persona of Eddie Lawrence -- better known as "The Old Philosopher" who stormed the comedy world in the late 1950s mixing music, pathos, and bombast in a routine that is hard to describe and completely unforgettable. As always, find complete cuts in the comments at laughtracksradio.com and thanks for sharing our shows.