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In this episode of TMI Danny, Justy and Dan begin the show by bringing up Danny’s girlfriend, Kylie to ask about how she is converting to judaism. They then begin to discuss Danny’s abilities as a lover and Kylie rates him as a 7 out of 10. Justy continues to rant about how she hates criers. She is bringing her boyfriend, James, to meet her family in Minneapolis. She’s extremely nervous to go home, Justy tells the story of the last boyfriend that she brought home with her. She then describes a few family members lives. Dan Naturman goes on about how he doesn’t like being on the road and the crew realizes he is not happy for anyone who started at the same time as him and has a better career

Chris and Danny start the show off by talking about how Chris has spent the past week in the Catskills at a family owned bungalow with the ‘fake Iaconos.’ There he put up sheetrock and did other manual labor, but do not worry he also shot some guns. Danny spoke briefly about the quarrel he had earlier in the week with Warren. It was proposed that if Warren is up to it they will reconcile and talk through their differences during a show. The 1st guest of the day was Nick Vatterott. He spoke briefly about his one-man show, “No Outlet” yet the conversation moved quickly to racist rapists. In walks Yamaneika Saunders the female co-host of this episode....on black people time. We learn very quickly that she’s extremely spiritual which will be repetitively brought up throughout the show. Faryn Einhorn is our 2nd guest who is a member of the Harvard Sailing Team. Faryn makes quite clear that their sketch group is not from Harvard nor do they sail. Faryn and Yamaneika hit it off well; Danny suggests that they shoot

With Chris Iacono still off in the hills of upstate New York, Danny Lobell hosts the show with Justy Dodge and James F. Harris. Justy and James are in a happy and committed relationship; they tell Danny of their plans to marry one day. Danny is slightly skeptical. With love in the air, relationships become the topic of conversation. Danny admits to crying to his girlfriend Kylie about being a bad older brother. Justy is defiantly against males crying. Danny shares a story of him and his girlfriend getting into a fight after she yelled at him. The conversation then turns into a strange card trick performing Transylvanian that Danny hungout with on the streets of NYC late one night. Danny met Alec Baldwin and realized they have something in common--they’re both frinds with Gawy.

The crew improvises a Walmart execs meeting as the department chain’s big wigs devise ways to crush female employees’ dreams of getting promoted to head cashier. In Chris’s absence, the crew pays tribute to the inbred Iacono cult. Danny milks his Tracy Morgan impression for all it’s worth while Jesse P-S’s Tracy Morgan consistently comes out sounding like John Travolta. The crew delights over the discovery of an anti-Semitic super hero. Jordan shamelessly plugs his stand-up benefit show. And has anyone ever met an old midget? Absurdity, misogyny, and jokes about babies drowning are peppered throughout this hilarious two-hours.

On today’s show Danny Lobell and Chris Iacono were joined by Jessimae Peluso. The three of them jumped right into talking about Jessimae’s love for tranny porn. Then their dear old friend Brian McGuiness joined the show where he shared an old memory where he and Danny went shopping at Footlocker and Danny’s credit card was declined. This spiraled the conversation into how Danny tries to barter everywhere he goes and Chris complains about the prices of everything. Chris spoke about the pizzeria his family used to own and how he can tell the ingredients and how old a piece of pizza is. The show’s producer, Tony Miller, jumped on a 4th mic and Danny explained how Tony became part of the crew many years ago. Legendary Bill Bailey then was in the studio speaking of his career of a lifetime from performing at small clubs to arenas. Tony Woods then joined the show to discuss his speech impediment and how he was almost attacked by a “flamingo” in Australia. Lastly two members from Murderfist, Henry Zebrowski and Ed L

On today’s episode Danny Lobell was joined by Justy Dodge, Dan Naturman and Harrison Greenbaum. Harrison spoke of the struggles he’s had throughout his life of defending his sexuality. Many have thought he was gay because he is a bit feminine. This leads the group into a discussion of how they believe Naturman is in fact gay and has not come out of the closet. Naturman repeatedly denies these claims, yet a vote is taken in the room through secret ballots. The votes show that 7 out of 9 voters thought Dan was gay. Towards the end of the show the crew just wanted to acknowledge that there is nothing wrong with being gay and that they are in no way being condescending towards the LGTB community.

In this week’s Grandma’s basement, Chris’s main point of contention with Puerto Rico achieving statehood is the extra star that will need to be placed on the flag. Warren designates comedian Kyle Finchem as the token Puerto Rican for the debate-just because his skin is the tannest. Chris plays devils advocate during a debate on MMA and is called out by Warren for stealing George Carlin bits. Chris and Warren bicker over whether a new laser powered by jellyfish uses proteins or bacteria. Kyle thinks suicide would be more popular if Obama came out in support of it-and the crew weigh the pros and cons of shooting yourself in the face. Ultimately they all reach the conclusion that members of the Tea Party should just kill themselves. Grandma’s Basement, fair and balanced.

Danny makes terrible puns on the name of a certain Scandinavian country. Los Angeles comedian Jacob Shirof says he is “mainstream and hacky”, and proud of it. He talks about his terrific sex life, which only fuels his desire to masturbate. A Zamboni-driving Danny manifests himself in Chris’s dreams. A stoned Shang Hueng cannot recall a time when he had a problem with anyone. Danny gets crap for watching Indiana Jones IV but not the first three. Make sure to tune into this more-perverted-than-usual edition of the Monday Show.

  The gang mourns the loss of the world’s oldest and bushiest sheep. They agree that Tracy Morgan is a jackass after his latest outburst and Danny tries out his impression of the “30 Rock” star. Guest co-host Gina Brillon does not let her religiousness interfere with sexual promiscuity- although she does feel bad about it afterwards. Dave Waite would only consider having consensual sex with his “clever” students during his years spent as a substitute teacher. Adam Mamawalla ruminates on his physical absence of a definitive ethnicity. Chris discusses a porno he watched involving savory fruit. Comic legend Pat Cooper discusses everything he can remember at his advanced age from his new book, and spits in the face of Howard Stern, Frank Sinatra, Lisa Lampanelli and more. Don’t miss the jam-packed two and a half-hour breath of fresh comedy!  

Danny expounds on his anti-Americanism, bores his girlfriend to death with pro-Native American ramblings on a road trip, Chris doesn't believe in the existence of Jesus Christ because historical records of the Christian savior always come from one part of the world only. Danny also believed that Muslims kill people in a holier way than Christians. Danny and Chris debate on what actually makes you gay. The boys mark the presence of misconceptions concerning Jews with regards to their sexual habits and potential in movies.

Danny and Chris are joined on the Monday show by comedian Phoebe Robinson. Danny creates a fake Facebook page for Miracle on the Hudson pilot Sully and feels pangs of regret when people fall for the hoax. The crew argues over the blurry line between what constitutes an act of heroism and what hinges on sadism. Comedian Hari Kondabolu expresses his aversion to comic legend Jackie Mason and reveals he is against telling rape jokes, a major part of Chris’s repertoire. Matt McCarthy, the red-bearded Verizon guy, admits he is completely apathetic towards scones, and defends the honor of America against Danny, who questions the logic behind the Boston Tea Party-which he describes as a “waste of tea”-and the American Revolution as we know it. All this and much more on The Friday Show!

Joe wants to stop teaching comedy school. Is the comedy industry looking at Joe as washed up now that he's a teacher? Can he support his family without the added income from comedy school? Joe examines all side of quitting teaching comedy with comedian Paul Virzi, and his special guest Last Comic Standing champion comedian Josh Blue.

Danny and Chris sweat it out in the new location and chat about memorial day, it's meaing and chris's lack of impressions

Danny is back in the states and him and Chris Chat about europe and bullfighting. They are joined by Gabby Dunn.

Joe is back from a week long cruise with his dad where he performed 16 shows and shared a really tiny room. This cruise was intended to be a bonding trip for father and son. Was it? Listen in as comedian Paul Virzi trys to help Joe along with special guest comedian from the Chappelle Show Charlie Murphy.

With Danny still bullfighting in spain, Chris Iacono and Kevin Bartini sit down for another great episode of Comical Radio. Loni Love calls into the studio to discuss how extreme disney extreme has become. John Roberts from Bob's burgers pops in for some chit chat and the crew wrapped up with comic Gordon Baker Bone

Joe decides that he needs to do a less narcissistic episode!  Can Joe only talk to Anthony Jeselnik about him for a full hour? This episode we learn how fast rising Anthony Jeselnik (Donald Trump Roast on Comedy Central, and ex writer for Jimmy Fallon) has made a niche for himself in standup comedy.

Joe is going on a Royal Caribbean Cruise with his father this week. Will they hit bad weather? How many Xanax tablets will Joe take? Will he learn to be a better man this week? Will they become even closer after this trip?  Judah "World Champion" Friedlander helps Joe in so many ways.

  Live from Grandma’s Basement Listen to Chris and his co-host Warren debate, debunk, and banter with one another about the topics listed below: 1.   1. A rite of passage or a subconscious delirium fused by sadistic ritualism. 2.   2.  The possibility of powering cities with footsteps. 3.  3. Is empathy a skill that can be learned by the infidels and other evildoers? 4.   4.  Should we save The Intergalactic Federation? 5.   5.  Knife chasing, Power Plays, and Mamma’s Boys!

Mark and Ben discuss the capture of Osama Bin Laden and the President coming to NYC.  They are joined by their London corespondent Edmond to discuss the Royal Wedding.  Jeff Ryan stops by to talk movies with the guys and some politics.  For the final hour Travis Squier calls in to discuss going to college with Mark and Ben.