Silly and Funny Things were improvised stories created as a way to calm our children when they were afraid to go to sleep. These stories were told for years before we got smart and started to record them. They are (usually) super silly and funny. WARNING: These were designed to make our kids laugh, which means they have a lot of potty humor in them. A few things to know: Each kid gets to pick a word that will show up somewhere in the Silly and Funny Thing. None of these stories are edited (who has time for that) and they are told at bedtime so they include everything from idle chit-chat to us reprimanding our kids - a very immersive experience. The only other thing you need to know is that when we started these stories the boys' had a baby brother who wasn't yet talking, but in Silly and Funny Things his nickname is Shmuley and he is a baby genius with a laboratory under our house. This podcast was created as a 2018 Father's Day Gift to the storyteller extraordinaire! Happy Father's Day!!!!!

The best and worst of everything this week: pop culture, news, #hashtags and interviews with people you need to know. Hosted by Amy Zaroff and Danielle Arlowe

Comedians Joe Dombrowski (former elementary school teacher) and co-host Gaspare Randazzo (current high school teacher) discuss the chaotic life in and out of the classroom, the nuances of parenting toddlers, and pretty much all things millennial. Each episode is different. Sometimes they'll bring you a Hollywood guest such as comedian Anjelah Reyes-Johnson or renowned School Psychologist Dr.Jody Carrington. Sometimes they might read emails from fans, riffing on their unbelievable, real life, classroom stories. Other times they might argue over the most realistic conspiracy theories. You never know!

Hey, boos! We're Callie and Kaitlin. We watch scary movies and podcast about them. Whether you're a blood-and-guts fanatic or a scaredy cat looking for a non-threatening summary of the latest prestige horror flick, we've got you covered with our weekly breakdowns of classic and contemporary spooky cinema.

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With the clowns having taken over the asylum in Washington D.C., it's only right that you get your weekly news analysis from comedians. Risking their own sanity to help make sense of the world around us, Dr. David Robinson and "The Black Voice of Reason" Tymon Shipp are joined by a rotating panel of Cognitive Dissidents including Erika Schickel, Jim Coughlin, Cat Alvarado, Josh Greenberg, Michelle March, Liz Stewart and more! Take all that and add a 'Burst of Durst' from five-time Emmy nominee Will Durst, and you've got yourself your weekly dose of newsy infotainment! Get dosed!

After 7 years of being anonymous, 1.5 million words written about beer, and preaching the gospel of Barleywine is Life, Don't Drink Beer's Alex Kidd gets into the deep, dark world of podcasting. Joining him are his co-hosts, comedy writers and performers Stephen Loh and Michael Gabriel. Together they explore the absurd underbelly of the craft beer world while also discussing movies, music, video games, pop culture, and their sad, basement dwelling lives.

Game design amateurs Cam and Medusa take a video game and change one specific game-play or narrative detail, speculating on (and laughing about) how the rest of the game would differ without it becoming unrecognizable. This is the butterfly-effect in gaming, for better or worse!

Pour a drink - we’ll have one, too - kick back, and enjoy comedic conversation with two funny ladies as they explore society, childhood, and the pop culture that shapes us all!

Two queer friends watch Korean Dramas and talk about how great they are! They're so great! Now part of the Frolic Podcast Network!

Welcome to the lowest rolling 5E Actual Play podast on the internet! Come for the DnD and stay for the laughs!

A podcast where two non-believers read through the Bible but try not to be jerks about it. Join comics writers Benito Cereno and Chris Sims as they journey through the Good Book from Acts to Zephaniah, with stops in the Apocrypha along the way.