Paudeville

Corbin and Julie have a milestone coming up and are celebrating with…a new podcast? Or probably just going to a concert… We rate each other’s recent book picks after a dramatic reading of their dust jackets. We revisit the world...

Corbin and Julie update us on their baby growing status and revel in the arrival of Spring. We find out Ruby (4 years old) is extremely tough on crime as she spins tales of criminals getting what they deserve in...

Join us as Julie makes her triumphant return after taking a couple weeks off to really enjoy her morning sickness. This week we discuss our plans for one of our favorite holidays (pie day!) and play our favorite word association...

It’s the second week of the Miller kid takeover! We pit kid jokes against dad jokes and start off on the grand adventure of Tallman Jones. Then we learn what it means to be a lavatiger.

It’s a special musical episode of Paudeville! This week we go over all the music featured on Paudeville so far with Superhero Sandwich, the hot new band behind all these hit songs!

Join Corbin and Julie as they replace old wives’ tales with something new, introduce two new freaks to their animal menagerie, and premier a song that started out as a lullaby (believe it or not!).

It’s a very special Valentine’s Day edition of Paudeville! Join Corbin and Julie as they reveal their supercouple origin story, expand their minds past boring old infinity, and premier a song about the perfect survival food: pizza.

Join Corbin and Julie as they review a local buffet with a sharp critique of the service and glowing review of the food, discuss why people think vanilla is boring, introduce the Shoebill Stork and Goblin Shark to the Animal...

This episode of Paudeville is brought to you by Newbro’s Herpicide!

We talk about “Paudeville” being inspired by the format of Vaudeville, but uninspired by the rampant sexism and racism of Vaudeville.

Join Corbin and Julie as they perform dramatic readings of dust jackets, answer relationship questions from the internet, and listen to a deeply stirring song written by Ruby Miller (4 years old).