The Bret Saunders Podcast

The former star of Full House and America’s Funniest Videos dropped by before his sold out residency at Comedy Works to talk about his new television projects, why he doesn’t do political humor, and his Martin Mull documentary.

Adam Cayton-Holland, Denver native and nationally touring comedian, talks about his TruTV series, Those Who Can’t, how being a father influences his comedy and remembering friend and fellow comedian Brody Stevens.

The Pink Floyd drummer talks about his new band Saucerful Of Secrets, the legacy of Syd Barrett, racing cars, and the rerelease of his album, Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports.

Acclaimed guitarist and singer/songwriter, Richard Thompson visited KBCO Studio C to talk about his new album 13 Rivers, his short list of greatest guitar players, and the ghost of Liberace.

Before her sold out shows at Comedy Works this weekend, Natasha Leggero dropped by to talk about how having a baby has affected her life and comedy, working with Andrew Dice Clay, plus her critically acclaimed TV shows and what’s next.

40 years ago, Joe Jackson released his debut, Look Sharp. His latest, Fool, captures that spirit. Before his upcoming show at the Paramount, Joe took time out to talk about his new record, recording in Boise, and his appreciation for jazz.

He starred on America’s Got Talent plus Penn And Teller: Fool Us. John van der Put is a dragon-costume-wearing comedian who performs amazing magic tricks and has toured with Mumford And Sons (he’s on the cover of Babel). Meet Piff the Magic Dragon.

2-time Emmy nominee Michael Yo talks about his mixed race background, his latest special, Blasian, and eating sheep eyeballs on Fear Factor.

From Denver's East High to Grammy nominated, Ron Miles and Bret talk jazz legends, the Grateful Dead, and playing the Kennedy Center.

Neyla talks about her days with The Lumineers, her solo debut Rattlesnake, and a love for barbershop quartets.