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Which Antidepressant will Joe take? He has 5 to choose from, and his wife is very inspired to help him find the right drug and right psychiatrist! Joe's guest for episode 16 is motivational speaker, restauranteur, and writer of the book Rhino Living, Dave Magrogan. Also sitting in to observe Fixing Joe is Yale freshman Ryan Cavataro.

STOP! Do not read any further if you listen to Glenn Beck, unless of course you only listen to him to hear what ridiculous antics he’s up to. Chris expressed with much distain his vile hatred towards the man that believes what has happened to Japan was an act of God. While what happened to Japan is a tragedy and we can only extend our deepest sympathy to them, Chris and Warren go back and forth about fueling on nuclear power…you know, that thing Homer does for a living in “The Simpsons”? But Glenn Beck isn’t the only one getting grief over his opinions on Japan. Gilbert Gottfried the infamous voice of Aflac's duck mascot was fired over his tasteless tweets. Good news for twitter though, they reached their billionth tweet. I wonder if it was over Madonna’s stalker breaking, entering and nutting all over her bed sheets. Maybe that’s why there are so many depressed dads out there, and they feel it’s okay to take it out on their infant children. Please dad’s what ever you do, for the sake of your child’s future,

Danny headed back to Scotland so Chris Iacono and Warren Holstein take over Comical Radio Classic live from grandma's basement. More bad stuff happening in the world today, Japan has hit with an earthquake with a magnitude of 8.9 (insert Godzilla joke here). No, too soon? I'll leave it to the comedians. On today's show, Jesse Powell Stroud, talks about his up and coming realistic comic book, where the characters actually get hurt and maybe die. Warren expresses his hatred for Superman and Chris had an imaginary friend. The dreamy, Ben Gleib, calls in to discuss Libya, conspiracy theories and touring with Dane Cook and Julie Klausner discusses her sexual attraction for Frankenstein and vampires.

Sitting in the Danny Lobell chair comedian Paul Virzi joins Joe. On Friday night Joe ate a lot during his evening while performing around NYC. He then woke up at 4:30 am with an acid reflux attack and the worst anxiety attack of his adult life. Does he need prozac? Is this the the last straw? Helping Joe from 98 Rock in Baltimore comedian and radio personality Mickey Cuchiella. Joe also tributes the loss of comedian friend Mike Destefano. Calling in to also tribute Mike D was owner of Cringe Humor Patrick Milligan.

Danny and Chris are joined in the Badger studios by Justy Dodge from TMI and Ray Devito. Chris questions Ray's commitment to drinking and disavows AA as a last resort. Justy chimes in with her extensive knowledge of NA and Meth abuse. Danny's takes this as an opportunity to question Chris' motives and his appearance of HBO's True Blood. The Show wraps up with a call in from Myka about her recent moving experience with Mr. Ray Devito.

Danny is joined by his favorite Canadian comedian Graham Kay. Danny had met Graham last year at the Glasgow comedy festival where Graham blew away the crowd with his amazing Canadian comedy. Garaham has been on Comical Radio multiple times but this is a show you don't want to miss.

Danny is back for a few day's from touring and him and Chris discuss Comedy in the UK, beg for funding from the listeners and discuss the finer points of aliens amoung us.

Joe is disconnected! Is it because all the snow melted this week and he can see his neighbors awful house perfectly now? Is it because his roof isn't up to par, his refrigerator is broken, his windshield cracked, and his sink and toilet are leaking? Or is that just Joe? His guest Comedian Rich Vos, and filling the Danny Lobell chair this week comedian and new friend, Paul Virzi.

The most watched show on television "Two and a Half Men" has just been cancelled and Chris Iacono and Warren Holstein are here to chime in on the coked out, stripper loving disaster that is Charlie Sheen. Sheen's granted at least nine television and radio interviews since the cancellation of the show with each one being more crazed than the last and Chris and Warren take the time to analyze his “Bi-Winning” rant.   Warren like clockwork calls out Chris on his weird segue in-between topics. The protests in Libya continue and the U.S. has finally gotten involved in the form of sanctions. Beyonce´, 50 cent and Mariah Carey have all performed for Gadhafi and Chris poses the question to Warren "how much would it take for you to sellout?"   While Wisconsin may be trying to get rid of unions in the public sector Chris' mom has rallied the troops at work to form a union. In tech news the U.S. government has come up with a spy humming bird and there have been reported cases of sensory overloads from gadgets causi

Joe is able to be in the moment with his anger on stage, but not when he is crossed in his daily life. His new roof got ruined in the recent wind storm, his comedy school was put down on Jim Breuer's podcast, and his neighbor was saying racist comments while giving his roof quote, and Joe didn't voice his true opinions in the moment. Joe guest's:  writer and producer from The Family Guy Alec Sulkin, and Joe's Mom.

In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of Zelda, Chris Iacono and Warren Holstien are joined by friend Jordan Ferber to disscuss the finner points of traditional video games. Those finner points included the music composition behind Zelda as well as masturbating to animated figures and Warrens abdonment issues. Last episode Warren explained why he denounces his mother, this week his daddy issues come out as Chris attempts to gang up on him with Jordan. Warren tells the sad but comical story of how his dad left him on his 8th birthday. All the while the stoners had only one goal in mind. Chinese food for munchies. Trying and failing not to get sidetracked there was mention of competing companies racing robots, monkeys riding pigs and Donald Trump running for president. I wonder who he'll fire. In other brief news Vancouver has been titled "The World's Most Liveable City." And lastly but most certainly not least...Mississippi, home of the flamable cross is asking for official KKK license plates...wish we could

Food stamps! Get your food stamps! Uncle Sam supports Myka's dream, so should you! Free food for everyone until they abolish the slavery that is being alive. Al Jackson came into the studio concerned over Oprah's fate. How will the country handle such an epic loss? By smoking weed in a movie theater? By downing a bottle of champagne? No, champagne downage is for celebratory events like getting your own Comedy Central half hour special Which he has, it premieres tonight, 11pm est on Comedy Central. Watch it, the crowd is roaring. Odd Todd Rosenburg came in with an impressive list of goals: Beat a few more levels in plants and zombies, think about exercising, try not to get pressured by nearby hoverers at the airport California Pizza Kitchen. Oh, hes also collaborating on a film with that guy who made Donnie Darko, working on a TV show, and revolutionizing the educational system.  Father/daughter improv duo "Grandma Hates Technology" are 50 yr old Mike Weiss and his 14 yr old daughter Jessica came in and ex

Joe is crazy busy and his brain is completely overloaded! He's trying to do so many things before he leaves for LA to work on a show idea with Todd Glass and tape an episode of Chelsea Lately. Can he nail them both with so many things on his mind? His guest ex pro baseball player and now sports anaylst Mitch "The Wild Thing" Williams, and host of Standup With Pete Dominck on Sirius XM and a regular on CNN's John King USA Pete Dominick.

Joe returns from performing in Boston at Mottleys Comedy club and is feeling really great. So great Joe feels he doesn't really need fixing, he just needs help maintaining his happiness. He's hoping his guest Ray Combs JR, son of ex Family Feud host, and close friend of Joe can help. Joe and Ray have a long history dating back 8 years to San Diego, CA where Joe and Ray once lived. A lot of old issues these too friends had come to the surface, and get a little ugly at times, in this very candid interview.

Valentines Day is just around the corner and Chris and Warren go back and forth about "proper etiquette" for this hallmark-ien holiday. Is there such a thing as having too many sweethearts on this day filled with love? Surprisingly, polyamorous “couples” find themselves rather lonely. Chris suggests swinging for those couples looking to spice up their relationships. Warren degrades Chris’ orgy to a ménage à trois. Chipoltle, every American’s favorite Mexican food turns out to be more authentic than you think. And you know that pyramid they want to build in Colorado for the aliens? They might not need slaves to build it this time. Chris wants to start a new collection of his favorite dictators and communist leaders with trading cards. And in other weird news Warren worries about how much a woman’s vagina gets stretched without a C-section after giving birth to a 13lb baby that was 22inches long

It’s a bittersweet episode of Danny Lobell and the Crew as Danny prepares to leave for his UK tour.  Chris gives his opinions on the guests coming to fill in for Danny while he’s away. (Let’s hope they don’t listen to this episode!) The guys also talk about the super bowl and sports in general. At least Danny does. Chris has no clue whatsoever. Then, Chris talks about the Iacono “cabin” upstate. And if you thought the show couldn’t get any meatier, Danny recites his favorite rat story. With all this talk about rats, cabins and football, it’s an all American episode of Danny Lobell and the Crew.

What does it take to make it in New York? To make it in the city of bright lights while selling fair trade coffee and finding rent that doesn't cost you a kidney, is truly an art. Danny and the crew talked to owner of the PIT Ali Farahnakian (people's improv theater) about how he built and runs the venue, successfully.  You think you've heard of all the up and coming high brow work-out programs? Try this one on for size, having sex on a stair master. Kevin Bartini defends his pride and shape, although hard, being married to a personal trainer. Chris Iacono suggests Danny gives it a try, exercise in general, that is.  Danny, Chris, and Myka have been on David Kasten's case for weeks about quitting heroine, but today Ray Wagner proves you don't need to spiral down a drug path to be a genuine bum. Broke over $160 he plans out his work schedule in order to make ends meet. All this talk about one day making it big and Louis Ramey of Last Comic Standing has tasted stardom. What does it taste like you ask? Lovely li

Episode 10 Joe's pursuit of happiness. After watching Oprah last week witch was all about happiness, Joe is thinking about moving back to LA. He hated  living there when he was a single guy, but now that he has a family LA could be the answer? Joe's guest's: Comedians Todd Glass, and Moody McCarthy.

The question arises that has pondered man’s mind since the beginning of time…Do dogs prefer to sniff ass or cocaine? Chris Iacono argues Warren Holstein that they would rather sniff cocaine. In the end it was Warren that won…by a big Jewish nose. That wasn’t the only thing they were shoving up their noses though. The newest homemade drug found in your everyday bathroom, and it’s not Nyquil. It’s bath-salts and they’re stronger than meth. I wonder if that’s what they’re rioting about in Egypt.     

Join the crew for their very first live podcast from The People's Improv Theatre. Topics from the show include Myka's relationship with older men and Chris's lottery scam. Patrick Carlin and Kurt Braunholer drop by to talk with the crew, featuring Moon Hooch as musical guest.