The Funniest People I Know

S4E26 - This week George kicks off with a crazy story about a Spanish porn star, we play a game of Friend or Faux, Alexandria and George assign Abigail a list of Pop Culture Blind Spots, we answer the question Am I The Asshole?, and finally we share One-Star Reviews of college professors. (Airdate 8/7/2021)

EPISODE 26 NOTES:

* "Spanish Porn Star Charged with Reckless Homicide after Toad Venom Death" CNN.com March 19, 2021

* Abigail's Pop Culture Blind Spot Assignments:

Coyote Ugly

Usher's Confessions

OutKast Stankonia

Melrose Place

The Babysitter's Club

Tom Cruise on Oprah

S4E25 - This week Abigail offers Jeff Bezos the opportunity to give her a million dollars, we play a weird round of Kiss, Marry, Banish, we reimagined a couple problematic songs and Abigail performs a redux of Britney Spears' "Baby One More Time," we call out some historic Heres as Zeroes, and in Literature Corner we visit the classic, "Everybody Poops." (Airdate 7/31/2021)

S4E24 - This week we are joined by Lauren Barash and Lucas Scott of Mighty Shorts Comedy, Alexandria is detoxing, George warns folks about the worst wedding guests, Lauren shares either a sketch or a journal entry in the Writers' Graveyard, and Alexandria and Abigail have an epic Versus Battle: Coke vs. Pepsi. (Airdate: 7/24/21)

EPISODE 24 NOTES:

* Special thanks to Lauren Barash and Lucas Scott of Mighty Shorts Comedy.

S4E23 - In this week's episode George responds to listener feedback over his controversial stance about rollercoasters, we continue our debate over misunderstood miscreants, Abigail tests us at a game of True or False, we share one-star reviews of medical professionals, and George presents a scene based on an incident at the vet. (airdate 7/17/2021)

S4E22 - In this week's episode Abigail finds herself fighting with a little girl, we reminisce on the craziest voice mails we have ever received, Alexandria challenges us to a game of Fact vs. Opinion, George watches The Fast & The Furious for the first time in Pop Culture Blind Spot, and we make a playlist for recently fired friend. (Airdate: 7/10/21)

S4E21 - This week we chat about the BET Awards, George leads another challenging round of Seven Up, Alexandria gives listeners relationship. advice, and in honor of the 4th of July holiday, Abigail presents a Christmas themed sketch in the Writers' Graveyard. (Airdate 7/3/21)

S4E20 - This week we are joined by friend of the pod, former host of FPIK, Will Amato who apparently hates adult birthday parties. George leads a random ranking game, Alexandria is inspired by the BET show Encore to assemble the dream team musical group, and Will shares a script from a children's birthday party in the Writers' Graveyard. (Airdate: 6/26/2021)

S4E19 - We have an extra funny episode this week. Abigail reads her favorite Dad Joke tweets, George defends the reputation of Augustus Gloop and other pop-culture miscreants, Abigail surprises us with the hardest Spelling Bee yet (and it is far from a success), and Alexandria leads us in calling out some lyrics that give really bad relationship advice. (Airdate 6/19/21).

S4E18 - This week George tells us about an $18,000 invisible sculpture, we play Name That Tune: 90s TV Edition, we search for the Greatest Forgotten Boy Band of the 2000s, our guest Veanna Black shares her experience making a horror film and then reads a chapter from Ellen DeGeneres's book for Literature Corner. (Airdate 6/12/21)

EPISODE 18 NOTES:

* Special thanks to our guest, Veanna Black.

* "Artists sells invisible sculpture for $18,000" WSB-TV June 2, 2021

* Degeneres, Ellen. My Point and I Do Have One. Bantam Books. 1995.

S4E17 - In this week's episode Alexandria is laughing at feeding Cheetos to gorillas, Abigail challenges us to a round of Dirty or Clean: 1920s Slang Edition, we share 1-star reviews, in the Writers' Graveyard we read a sketch by Chris Genovese, and Alexandria challenges Abigail to a round of "What's in Your Bag?". (Airdate 6/5/2021)

EPISODE 17 NOTES:

* Atlanta Fringe Festival June 1-13. 

* We are proud to be included in the Atlanta Fringe Audio Festival.

* Special thanks to Christopher Genovese for sharing his sketch, "The Great Gas Station Robbery!" in the Writers' Graveyard.