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The comedy podcast universe is ever expanding, not unlike the universe universe.
Were here to make it a bit smaller, a bit more manageable.
Each week, our crack team of podcast enthusiasts and specialists and especially enthusiastic people will pick their favorites.
We hope to have your ears permanently plugged with the best in aural comedy.
Adulting What Is an Acceptable Amount of Money to Spend on Pillows?
Naomi Ekperigin, Wyatt Cenac and Phoebe Robinson
How doth one be an adult?
Longtime friends Buteau and Carlos answer audience questions and welcome adulting experts (comedians).
After all, isnt it time we all grow up?
arent as impartial as theyre supposed to be.
In other areas, like in the art world, referees are doing an okay job.
Its fascinating to think about what a de facto referee could do for the comedy world.
One day Larry Wilmore will hold this position and comedy will be better off for it.
Mark Kramer
Voyage to the Stars So Far Beyond Good and Evil, Pt.
Which is why Im only now catching up to the audio sci-fi comedy treat that isVoyage to the Stars.
In this weeks thrilling installment, the alien-built starships artificial intelligence, A.I.
Everyone takes their best shot trying to talk A.I.
Does Varneys misguided A.I.
complete her task and snuff the crew?
Ahoy, Vulture readers!
Without giving away too much, lets just say everyone agrees he can go walk the plank.
Tom Rainey
Beef and Dairy internet Too Much Milk?
It convincingly seems like a smart trade magazine making a successful go at staying relevant.
That is until you get past the introduction.
Although the severe and straightforward tone never wavers, the subject matter becomes increasingly surreal.
Of course, the answer, according to these people, is a resounding no.
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