YouTube star and former “Try Guy” Ned Fulmer talks about dirty tricks in children’s soccer, what it would take for him to kill an injured deer, and being called the worst husband on the internet.

Alan struggles with cutting his toenails. 

Follow Ned Fulmer on Instagram or check out his new podcast Rock Bottom. 

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Psychic YouTuber and influencer Kelsi Davies talks about getting revenge on a cheating boyfriend, annoying airplane seatmates, and how some ghosts are real pieces of shit.

Alan takes precautions against choking in the studio.

Watch Kelsi visit haunted houses and do other paranormal stuff:

Kelsi on Youtube

Kelsi on TikTok

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Comedian and legendary TV sidekick Andy Richter “can be a real bitch,” as he tells Alan. He talks about his mom’s most frustrating habits, mastering uncomfortable conversations, and overcoming his cynical nature to embrace reality TV.

Alan questions the structural integrity of the human body.

Andy Richter hosts the podcast The Andy Richter Call-In Show on SiriusXM.

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Comedian Leah Rudick, known for her viral TikTok characters like “Wealthy Woman”, talks about men peeing, her over-protective mom, and a disgusting bathmat.

Alan wonders if someone stole his pants. 

Leah Rudick’s comedy special, Spiralling, is on AppleTV.

Follow Leah on Instagram and TikTok.

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Whose Line Is It Anyway star Colin Mochrie talks about why he should be able to run over pedestrians, putting up with strangers’ bad jokes, and the most humiliating job he ever had.

Alan considers the business practices of hitmen.

Colin’s comedy special Hyprov is on CBC Gem and also on tour.

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The Worst Podcast is back for another season. As always, Alan talks to some more notable people about all the things they'd rather forget.

This season, Alan and his sidekick, Kattie, are joined by comedians, influencers, and even a psychic who got an earful from the other side.

If you're looking for advice or inspiration, look elsewhere. If you've ever messed up, cringed at an embarrassing memory, or just need to feel better about your own life, you're in the right place.

New episodes start March 3.

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The Worst Podcast will be back in the New Year for another season. Alan will welcome another group of notable guests that he doesn’t know and has never heard of to talk about the worst things in life.

Until then, Alan has another podcast about the worst thing in his life - his weight.

Tubby is about all of the things that the other weight and diet podcasts never talk about.  Alan invites you to join him for sometimes sad, often hilarious, always very human conversations with friends, special guests, and the occasional expert about weight, health, body image, self esteem and what it’s like to be or feel fat.

Today we’re bringing you the first episode of Tubby where Alan finds a kindred spirit in podcaster Alex Goldman (Hyperfixed, Reply All).  They share their experiences with self-loathing, rationalizing away exercise, dating as a fat guy, and hotel mirrors. Alan asks the tough question - is it better to lose weight or figure out how to find happiness in your body?

Tubby is out now wherever you get your podcasts.

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Today we’re bringing you something a bit different, made by our friends at Apostrophe: an episode of We Regret To Inform You.

The Sopranos is widely considered the greatest television show of all time. Just ask TV Guide, The Writer’s Guild of America and Rolling Stone. But before revolutionizing the one-hour drama and ushering in what’s become known as the second Golden Age of Television, the idea for The Sopranos was rejected. By every major network. At nearly 50 years old, the show’s creator David Chase nearly shelved his script – then his manager got an idea.

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If you lived in Columbus, Georgia in the 90s, you might remember a queer club called Sensations. But Bob the Drag Queen knew Sensations by day, not night – she was in elementary school when her mom owned the place. Bob eventually moved to New York City, and now, she’s an international stand-up comedian and drag star.

In this episode, Bob talks to Anna Sale about turning her big ideas into iconic side hustles, trying to move her family into a bigger home, and supporting and collaborating with queer and trans people in small U.S. towns as a co-host of the HBO reality show Elsewhere.

Podcast production by Afi Yellow-Duke and Lilly Clark in 2021.

Death, Sex & Money is now produced by Slate! Follow wherever your listen to get more episodes like this. 

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Comedian Steph Tolev insists that hemorrhoids are everywhere, tickling should be illegal, and going bottomless is far superior to topless. Alan offers some relationship advice.

You can catch Steph Tolev live on her Canadian Filth Queen Tour! See the dates near you and get tickets at: punchup.live/stephtolev/tickets

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