Brett makes his return appearance on The Comedy Studio Podcast (The Only Podcast) to discuss his experiences playing music, living in New York City, and interacting with members of various post-punk revival bands. Then the gang hears a recap of Rick’s weekend getaway to San Francisco, evaluates Danny’s job hosting while he was away, and debates what makes a good open mic set.

Kathleen DeMarle joins The Comedy Studio Podcast: The Only Podcast to discuss her origin and evolution as comic, her former horse girl career, and the time she broke her neck. Then, the gang critiques Eli Levy’s recent open mic set to kick off the new segment Comedy Even More Hell. 

Danny’s partner and Rick’s neighbor Rosa joins the show to discuss her origins with The Comedy Studio. Then, after learning something horrifying about Rick, the gang dives into an evaluation of Danny’s performance hosting a recent Comedy Studio show. If you’ve ever wanted to listen to a podcast where one of the hosts spends much of the episode in a fetal position, this is the one for you.

J. Smitty joins the gang to celebrate the end of his January Comedy Studio residency, debate comedy rules, and discuss taping a set for TV. Then, the gang calls Rick's sister to get to the bottom of her bad review.

On this special Friday edition of The Comedy Studio Podcast, the gang (Danny Hatch, Sasha Go, Eli Levy, and special guest Rick Jenkins) solve the 1-star iTunes review mystery, give another Laura Loomer update, and celebrate the podcast's new advertiser.

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Comedy Studio Podcast. Danny and Sasha are sick. Eli and Rick are not. Tune in as the gang discusses urgent care scams, heroin mishaps, and #GulManTips. This episode is sponsored by cough syrup.

Myq Kaplan joins the show to discuss his latest hour of comedy, ALL KILLING ASIDE, ahead of its U.S. premiere at The Comedy Studio. Then, Myq and the gang critique Danny’s exclusive backstage interview with CATASTROPHE's Rob Delaney.

The Comedy Studio gang (Sasha Go, Danny Hatch, Rick Jenkins, and Brett Koller) find their sea legs in the pilot episode of The Comedy Studio Podcast recorded live in Somerville. Join them as they discuss moving from the attic of a Chinese restaurant in Harvard Square to an abandoned warehouse in Somerville, New Year’s Resolutions, and bad Yelp reviews.