The Devil’s Mischief celebrates the new DOUG STANHOPE special, “Discount Meat”. Also hear wonderfully inappropriate comedy from SARAH SILVERMAN and prank call blasphemy from BUBBA THE LOVE SPONGE.

Crappy Holidays! Hear some of Bill’s favorite Xmas-themed comedy clips and novelty numbers from PATTON OSWALT, BOB RIVERS, SOUTH PARK, and many more. Also, a holiday-themed clip from Bill’s experimental band, Noise Pi.

Time for the annual THANKSGIVING LEFTOVERS special! Hear some comedy clips that got “trimmed” away from past episodes, with a plate of GEORGE CARLIN, BOB NEWHART, EDDIE MURPHY, and more. Because unlike turkey, good comedy never spoils!

It was 20 years ago that South Park aired its infamous “DOUCHE AND TURD” episode. Hear a narrated version by Bill, as well as comedy from MR. SHOW for Veteran’s Day, classic LARRY MILLER on the 5 Stages of Drinking, and the dark stand-up of MORGAN MURPHY.

From the Devil’s Mischief vaults comes episode #211, the 2007 HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! Hear a great selection of comedy and novelty of a spooky variety from LEWIS BLACK, GEORGE CARLIN, ALICE COOPER, SCREAMIN’ JAY HAWKINS, and more. Happy Halloween!

Join Bill in remembering BOB NEWHART and MARTIN MULL, with some hilariously timeless comedy and novelty tracks.

Father’s Day has passed, but you can hear a special “fatherly” collection of comedy and novelty (with special dedication) including PATTON OSWALT, BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT, ROBERT SCHIMMEL, BILL HICKS, and more!

It’s a special farming-themed episode of the Devil’s Mischief, featuring the golden-age radio comedy of BURNS & ALLEN, and (on the complete opposite end of the comedy spectrum) raunchy prank phone calls from BUBBA THE LOVE SPONGE.

Kiss the Blarney Brimstone! Bill invades St. Patrick’s Day with comedy and novelty of an Irish variety from HAL ROACH, DARA O’BRIAIN, DENIS LEARY, and a lot more. Also, announcing the new merch store carrying Devil’s Mischief items at https://www.teepublic.com/user/satansplain.

Bill is back with the classic novelty of TOM LEHRER, along with the blue comedy of LARRY REEB, and — turning up the tasteless factor to 10 — some DOUG STANHOPE.