On this week of "We Think It's Funny" podcast with Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, the fellas are joined by comedian Bobby Collins. Bobby has had an incredible career in comedy and shares stories about opening for Cher and Frank Sinatra. Mark and Bobby reminisce about the old days starting out doing comedy in the 1970s in NYC. Daniel and Bobby Collins talk about his appearance on Daniel's original podcast 17 years prior. We discuss Bobby's friendship with now president Donald Trump and how Bobby met his wife through an unlikely encounter due to his friendship with Howard Stern. All this so much more. Enjoy...

In the latest episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, comedian Ami Kozak joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a candid discussion on the intersection of comedy and social issues. The trio delves into the complexities of humor in today's polarized climate, touching on topics such as antisemitism, the challenges of navigating sensitive subjects, and the evolving role of comedy in sparking dialogue. Kozak shares his unique perspective as a comedian who has confronted difficult issues head-on, offering insights into how humor can both challenge and heal. With plenty of laughs and thought-provoking moments, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the power of comedy to address pressing cultural issues.

Comedian Dustin Ybarra joins Mark and Daniel to talk about the LA wildfires, staying sober, and how the Chinese restaurant menu never changes, to Mark's disappointment on this new episode of the "We Think It's Funny" podcast. While all three live in LA and try to make people laugh, they also love their city and hope it's on the mend. 

Season 4 of We Think It's Funny kicks off with a bang as we sit down with Salvador Litvak, the mastermind behind The Accidental Talmudist! In this lively episode, Salvador shares his unique perspective on Jewish wisdom, spirituality, and how humor can be a gateway to deeper understanding. From profound insights to hilarious stories, get ready for a conversation that’s both thought-provoking and packed with laughs. Don’t miss this inspiring and entertaining start to the new season!

The Season Three Wrap-Up Show of We Think It's Funny with hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell takes a deep dive into the highlights and memorable moments of the past season. With an impressive lineup of guests, including comedy legends like Brian Regan, Bobby Slayton, Or Mash, Eric Kaplan, Robert Wuhl, and Tom Dreesen, the season was packed with laughter, insightful stories, and plenty of behind-the-scenes banter. Mark and Daniel reflect on the best moments, share funny anecdotes from the episodes, and give fans a chance to revisit the incredible conversations they had with these comedic heavyweights. Whether it was Brian Regan's infectious humor or Bobby Slayton's unfiltered wit, Season Three delivered a wealth of comedic gold, and this wrap-up show ties it all together with plenty of laughs and fond memories.

Tom Dreesen is joining Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a brand-new episode of We Think It’s Funny, bringing his unique blend of comedy and storytelling to the podcast. Known for his incredible career as a stand-up comedian and his work as the opening act for Frank Sinatra, Dreesen brings a wealth of experience and charm to the conversation. Alongside Schiff and Lobell, who are masters of witty banter and keen observations, the episode promises to be a hilarious mix of comedy gold, insightful anecdotes, and plenty of laughs. Whether sharing stories from his legendary career or riffing on the lighter side of life, Tom Dreesen’s appearance on We Think It’s Funny is one you won’t want to miss.

Dan Schlissel recently joined Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff for a new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, where the trio dove into the world of comedy, music, and the evolution of stand-up. As the founder of Stand Up! Records, Schlissel shared his unique insights into the changing landscape of comedy albums and the challenges of running an independent label in the digital age. With a wealth of experience in both the music and comedy industries, Schlissel brought a fresh perspective to the conversation, discussing how platforms like Stand Up! Records have helped shape the careers of comedians like Lewis Black, Marc Maron, and Maria Bamford - he also talked about ptting out two albums for Lobell. The episode also explored the intersection of creativity and business, as well as Schlissel's passion for supporting comedians in their pursuit of artistic freedom and success.

Comedians Brian Regan, Daniel Lobell, and Mark Schiff come together for an exciting new episode of We Think It's Funny, where they dive into Brian's latest projects, his writing and acting process, and much more. Known for his clean, observational humor, Brian shares insights into how he crafts his material and navigates the world of comedy. With Lobell and Schiff—both seasoned comedians themselves—bringing their own perspectives, this episode promises to be a must-listen for comedy fans curious about the creative minds behind the laughs.

In the latest episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, Jeff Astrof joins hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell for a lively and humorous conversation. The trio, all seasoned comedians with unique styles, dive into a mix of storytelling, observational humor, and personal insights. Jeff opens up about his experience behind the scenes as a writer on the hit show Friends, sharing fascinating anecdotes from one of TV's most iconic sitcoms. Mark reflects on his close friendship with Jerry Seinfeld and discusses why he still finds joy in performing stand-up after all these years. Meanwhile, Daniel shares hilarious and often surreal stories from his time working with the legendary Jackie Mason. With their wealth of experience in comedy, the episode is packed with laughs, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the world of stand-up, the creative process, and the often unpredictable nature of comedy itself. Fans of all three comedians will enjoy the dynamic chemistry and candid, unscripted moments that make this episode a standout.

Comedian Jake Johannsen joins the We Think It's Funny show to share his unique perspective on death and funny funerals, reflecting on his appearances on The Tonight Show and Late Show with David Letterman. He also opens up about his experiences raising kids, watching them grow up and head off to college, and touches on a variety of other fascinating topics. Get ready for a mix of humor, heart, and insightful stories from one of comedy’s most original voices!