Aristotle Asparagus

Former Family Guy and Daily Show writer Chris Regan joins Sam for the newest episode of Looking for a New Title. Chris and Sam discuss the availability of old Daily Show episodes, the Canadian folk duo Ian and Sylvia, the backstories behind Family Guy episodes, and more.

Sam interviews Brian Unger, a true jack-of-all-trades; Actor for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Yellowstone, CBS Atlanta correspondent, original Daily Show correspondent, History Channel host, Travel Channel host, He's done it all. We discuss his career, because what else would we talk about.

Sam does his second interview with writer, talk show host, and actor Abed Gheith, the namesake of a popular TV character. Various things are discussed, including Smiling Friends, the city of Modesto, his talk show, and other thinfs.things.

Stand-up comedian Allen Strickland Williams joins Sam for the second time to discuss various things, including his comedy, his pre-comedy life, and Sean Hannity.

Former guest Jordan Black, a prominent Groundling, former SNL writer, and actor known for things like playing Dean Spreck in Community, returns to the podcast after 4 years. Plenty of things are discussed, namely a certain never-made sketch.

Sam interviews actress and voice actress Pam Murphy, best known for her role as Stupendous in Dan Harmon's Krapopolis, discussing her role in that show, as well as other media like Tom Segura's Bad Thoughts. Later, Gen Z filmmakers Aiden Bradenton and Braden Aidenton discuss their movie pitches.

Extremely skilled voice actor, puppeteer, and impressionist Jayden Libran joins Sam to discuss his career as a voice actor for various things, namely Beavis and Butthead, with plenty of impressions along the way.

Writer and comedian Chip Pope, one of Sam's earliest guests in the podcast's original run, becomes Sam's first 2 time guest, discussing his work on the 2 revivals of Beavis and Butthead, as well as more casual topics.

Actor, writer, and comedian Joe Wengert joins Sam and Co-host Oliver Johnson for the inaugural comeback episode of Looking for a New Title. We discuss his work on Big Mouth as the voice of Caleb, his characters on Comedy Bang Bang, and above all else, "Kevin", his new, semi-semi-autobiographical show on Amazon Prime, co-created with Aubrey Plaza. Later, an alternate universe version of Rick Santor...

Comedian Billy Wayne Davis joins the podcast to discuss various topics.

Comedian Dave/David Theune joins the show to discuss his hometown, high school graduations, the weird shorts he starred in for UCB that may be lost to time, and other stuff.

Comedian and podcast host Caitlin Durante joins Aristotle and his friend Kiki to discuss their career beginnings inside a McDonalds basement, rural Pennsylvania, Wikipedia, and other things.

Big Mouth and Human Resources producer Abe Foreman-Greenwald comes on to discuss his work on Netflix's Big Mouth and it's spinoff, and a potential Shyamalan plot twist.

Abed Gheith, comedian, Podcaster, and inspiration for Abed from Community joins Aristotle to discuss the extent to which Abed Nadir was based on him, Chevy Chase, and other things. Then, George L. Rockwell (no relation) and Martin van Buren de Klerk (also no relation) join the show to discuss their new political party the American Not See Party, which follows the ideals of never opening one's eyes...

Actor in many shows such as Drunk History and the Office Greg Tuculescu joins Aristotle to talk about his career, as well as his unique last name and Romanian heritage. Later, janitor for the Metaverse Dick Fickleberg joins Aristotle and Greg to talk about... being a janitor for the Metaverse. And nothing else.

Comedian and voice actor Tony Rodríguez joins Aristotle to discuss Donald Trump, how he got his role on The Simpsons, and more. Later, 2 Russian men named Bel Roosky and Sergey Pajebrin show up to discuss how the leader of the Soviet Union, Vladimir Putin, will be at G20 this year with his friend, current president Donald Trump-- wait what?

Comedian and star of Good Trouble Dhruv Uday Singh joins Aristotle to discuss his career, as well as other issues and how he is confused with a Bollywood actor also named Dhruv Singh. Later, fossil fuel executive William E. Bobb IX comes on with his intern Julie Rudiani to discuss his new line of fossil fuel flavored hard seltzers.

Actor, comedian, and musician from the band Don't Stop or We'll Die Michael Cassady joins Aristotle to discuss things like Fantasia 2000, the origin of his band's name, classical music, and other stuff. Later, Ohea Etxea, a folklorist from the Metaverse dimension comes on to discuss his study of the mythology Mark Zuckerberg created when he went back in time to steal the universe earlier.

Groundlings legend and voice actor Karen Maruyama joins Aristotle to discuss the work she's done at the Groundlings and on various TV shows. Then, Uerunom, a humanoid walrus indigenous to the universe Mark Zuckerberg is using as the Metaverse who speaks Proto-Indo-European comes on to be way too defending of Zuckerberg

Actor, comedian, and voice actor Gary Anthony Williams, known for voicing Uncle Ruckus on the Boondocks as well as other roles in things like Whose Line is it Anyway, Star Wars Clone Wars, Mad, Boston Legal, and many many others joins Aristotle to talk about his love for the Boondocks before it was made into a TV show, roles he didn't get, and more. Later, Jeff and Ted, 2 students at a high school...

Actor Jordan Black comes on the show to discuss his work on things like SNL, Community, and the New Wonder Years reboot. Later, Berg Steenen and Steen Bergen, 2 film directors who just woke up from a 5 year coma join Jordan and Aristotle to discuss a film they are directing about the Trump administration, albeit a completely inaccurate film that is probably a Ponzi scheme.

Actor, writer, and comedian Dave Ferguson, known for his work in the Birthday Boys as well as on Superstore and the Comedy Bang Bang TV show comes on to talk about his career as well as other things like the city of Ithaca New York, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and his family. Later, Metaverse captive Joe Fild calls in from a farm in the Metaverse to discuss how he was captured by Mark Zuckerberg and for...

Wally Feresten, SNL cue card holder for 30 years and current cameo maker on Late Night Seth Meyers joins Aristotle to discuss his work as a cue card holder, how improvisation is treated on set, Will Forte masterpieces and the crime of Will still not being given a hosting gig yet, among other things. Later, Maurice Sendak characters Ira from Where the Wild Things Are and Mickey from In the Night Ki...

Regular Show and Close Enough writer Matt Price joins Aristotle to talk about the origins of Regular Show as well as how it could have been an adult cartoon and about how much of a simp Mordecai is. Later, Salem Witch Trials victim Giles Corey returns from the dead to discuss his trauma from being crushed by stones, his work for and against AdCorp, and he also learns that people no longer accuse o...

Kevin Costello, the screenwriter for one of Aristotle's favorite movies, Brigsby Bear, joins Aristotle to discuss the production of the movie, upcoming projects, and more. Later (sigh) Crazy Frog makes his grand return to discuss his new plan for taking over America once again, as well as his work on the new Chris Pratt Mario movie.