Patcast by Pat Monahan

On Part 2 of our interview with comedian Bob Saget, we get even deeper into the strange mind of comedy's favorite Dirty Daddy, which also happens to be the title of his new book. And he sings with us! It's more fun, more music, more weirdness, this week on the Patcast!

More on Bob Saget:

http://bobsaget.com

Bob Saget spent years being tv’s model of stable progressive parenthood in San Francisco. Now he’s the filthiest comic around. And this week on the Patcast we get to know both sides of Bob!

More on Bob Saget:

http://bobsaget.com/

This week’s guest once made fun of me on national television. I’m still pretty mad about it, so I had him on the podcast to talk. Known best for his work in the Hangover movies and the television show Community, Ken Jeong has had maybe the craziest career shift in history. He tells us about that and introduces us to his friend and writing partner, Mike O’Connell, on this week’s Patcast. We also play a couple of songs, including this masterpiece that Ken and Mike wrote called "What's It Gonna Be?".

When you listen to Brett Dennen’s music, he comes across as sort of a laid back, easy-going hippy type of guy, which is why we never expected him to be the most sarcastic wiseass to ever appear on the podcast. This is the first time we have ever done a live podcast in front of an audience, and it comes to you from Train’s Sail Across the Sun Cruise. It’s a conversation and live performance with Brett Dennen, on this week’s Patcast…

More on Brett Dennen:

http://brettdennen.net/

I've known Tom Arnold for years. But this week, I get to meet a few Toms I never knew. From his stand up comedy days in Minneapolis, to his writing and acting in tv and movies, his binge partying days to his getting clean and becoming a dad, Tom takes us through the crazy journey that brought him to where he is today. It's Tom Arnold on the Patcast...

More on Tom Arnold:

http://tomarnoldcomedy.com/

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Jude toured with me back in the early days of Train. He is a great singer and songwriter with one of the craziest stories ever. On this week's Patcast, we get the whole story of how a label bidding war turned into a sabotage. Jude's path has been a long and confusing one, and he shares his experience with us, and plays a new song. Plus, for any Lost fans out there, he was half of the band Driveshaft.

John Hamlin is a triple threat: he's the brains behind the most popular shows at CMT Network, he's a producer on 60 Minutes, and he manages the careers of musicians, including Hot Chelle Rae (hear their new song at the end). How does he find the time to do all that and still watch football?

Al Anderson, the genius guitar virtuoso behind the great NRBQ, joins me on this week's Patcast. Hear Al talk about his 3+ decades on the road without a setlist, and his current career as a successful Nashville songwriter. We talk about his tiny guitar that he bought for 45 bucks, and wouldn't sell for a hundred grand, and he plays the first song he ever wrote with NRBQ. Check it out!

More on Big Al Anderson:

http://www.bigalanderson.com/

Richard Marx is one sarcastic bastard, and if you’ve been listening to the Patcast for a while, you know that’s my all time favorite kind of bastard. He also happens to be a genius songwriter and an amazing singer. This week on the Patcast, Richard Marx talks songwriting, sings, and lays the sarcasm on thick.

More on Richard Marx:

http://richardmarx.com/

As a Valentine's day present, you're getting the Patcast today instead of Monday! Over more than a decade, OAR has built a huge fanbase by hard work and dedication. And nobody knows more about that hard work and dedication than their lead singer, Marc Roberge. This week, Marc tells us all about how OAR made it and how they continue to grow as songwriters and touring musicians. And he plays 2 songs for us!

More on O.A.R.:

http://www.ofarevolution.com/