Laf City Radio

Drew is taking the week off and that means that the girls can finally let loose. John tells us about winning a dog for being so good at comedy, then we discuss Halloween and scary movies.

It's an all boys episode. John recaps his recent run through Texas, we sound off on dirty talk, and it's finally time to give our opinions that nobody asked for on the Shane Gillis controversy.

On this episode from the before times, Emily East guest stars, John meets Jason Mewes from Jay and Silent Bob fame, and everyone gives some life advice.

Tyler finally unveils his big announcement, but it comes with a disappointing caveat. We also talk about the hardships of running an open mic and cover some super Sirius news.

We are 100 episodes old and celebrate with a rousing game of Rapper or Jesus. We riff on the adult film industry and share wedding stories.

We didn't record a new episode this week, but we have some unreleased segments from the radio days for you. This episode features Raven and the first appearance of Emily East.

On this celebrity centric episode, we discuss our feelings about the Reggie Watts situation, throw stones at Ed Sheeran, and we try to uncover what Robert Kraft was really doing at those massage parlors.

The four horseman reunite and just in time to celebrate 25 years of 9/11. This week we continue stringing together our bulletin board of conspiracies, we recap Drew's birthday party, and we stumble upon a great new testament-style riff session.

We have another 3-headed episode this week as Drew was too busy buying a new camouflage hat to hang out with us. We discuss the new Netflix documentary, Death of the Pastor's Wife, and as usual, we are right about everything.

Has anyone seen John? Raven catches us up on reality television and we talk about boobs.

This week we learn that Drew once engaged in gang warfare, Tyler recaps a comedy trip to Panama City Beach, and we set the record straight on eating placenta.

The jokes are cranked up to eleven this week as we recap Lafayette Comedy Fest, John tells us about his special taping in New Orleans, and Tyler is pressured into drawing a tastefully nude woman.

This week's episode is a spicy supercut of the first ever Laf City Radio segments. This is from when we were still allowed on the radio, back before podcasts existed.

John forgot we were recording this week, so we had to all step up and fill the void of jokes left in his absence. We riff on reptiles, Kill Tony's impact on comedy, and people who have sexually transmitted stolen valor.

We are back from vacation and we've got a new cast member! This week we introduce you to Raven, discuss the nuances of cheating, and we learn that one of John's jokes was featured on America's Got Talent.

We are still on hiatus, searching for the meaning of life. While we don't expect to find it, we do expect you to listen to this awesome interview Tyler and John had with Marcus Monroe and JP Leonard on the We're Dying Down Here podcast.

We're taking two weeks off to find ourselves, but we're still dropping content. This week you can listen to 9 of Emily's peers relentlessly make fun of her and also each other.

Emily has aged out of being on the show, and it's time to say goodbye. On this almost kind of heartfelt episode we recap Emily's roast, share our favorite dirty street jokes, and riff on kids hustling Pokemon cards.

The Four Horseman return and we are counting down Emily's last days. Emily learns about the Maternal Instinct documentary, Drew tells a story highlighting how bad birds are at parenting, and we riff on some of our recent comedy shows.

Emily is too busy for us this week, but we have an intense discussion about the new Tony Hinchcliffe special on Netflix, Tyler recaps his travels across the South, and John makes a play to become the next Weird Al.

This is a Drew and Tyler episode from the vault. The boys hook up with some comedians from across the state to play a game of celebrity impression improv.

It's another week with the tri-force. We talk about Lord of the Rings, whether or not you should dye your hair, and John takes a break from jokes as he is under the watchful eye of an internet pastor.

This week, we are but three. With Drew missing, we review our time at Couillon Fest, discuss what it takes to run a comedy festival, and we try to make Elton John songs more gay.

This week starts off with the gang telling their favorite Cajun street jokes, we wax poetic about parenting, and Drew shares a story about a gas station pick-up artist.

This week everyone is sick. Emily had car trouble on the way to a show, we discuss some controversy surrounding Netflix's Roast of Kevin Hart, and Drew shares some bad news with his Laf City family.