Drive Time with Al and Parker

Al and Parker hang out on Al's L-shaped couch and discuss the works of Mark Twain and Hannah Gadsby, Parker's recent journey to a gentlemen's club and Al's ridiculous experience doing standup at a dojo.

The boys are back in town! Al and Parker kick of season two with a night off drunken debauchery at Al's house. They discuss how Trump would've handled the Transformers, drunk driving laws and Al's multitude of comedic shortcomings.

The Drive Time boys had some technical difficulties on the way to and from the show, so they only got one episode recorded. Tune in to hear Parker rant about a troublesome rendevous in Hampden.

This episode quickly devolves into a homoerotic dumpster fire as Al and Parker make their way to Zissimo's in Hampden, MD.

Al and Parker head for a late-night mic and get in a heated argument about Monica Lewinsky. They also discuss the 1000-lb sisters, scout karaoke spots and track down their first kill.

In part two of Al and Parker's drive down to Denton, MD, they discuss the shiny lobsters, the origin of Moon Pies and what it would be like if Dog the Bounty Hunter was progressive.

Parker drives for the first time ever as the journey down to Market Pub in Denton, MD. They discuss the Harlem of Canada, gas station run etiquette and VCR repair shops.

Al and Parker make their way back from O'Sullivan's and have a surprise celebrity guest.

Al and Parker make their way back to O'Sullivan's for the third time—discussing Al's fever dream of a metro ride, Richard Pryor's surprising relationship and more!

Al and Parker bust out a plethora of new impressions, discuss Parker's rugby days and reveal the truth about blues musicians while making their way back from the Harrisburg Comedy Zone.

Al and Parker make their way up to the Harrisburg Comedy Zone in Harrisburg, PA for an open mic. They see birds a plenty, discuss their favorite taco spots and Donald Trump and Michael Caine even swing by to drop some bars.

Al and Parker make their way home from a night of jokes at Motor House in Baltimore, MD. While engaging in the ancient art of freestyle singing and discussing Parker taking out a biker, an unexpected phone call changes their trajectory and leaves Parker abandoned in the street.

Al and Parker make their way over to Motor House in Baltimore, MD. They discuss why homeless people are the healthiest, the legacy of Alvin and the Chipmunks and why they don't like trikes.

Al and Parker make their way home from guesting on episode 18 of The Happy Podcast. During their drive, they tease an upcoming adventure, Parker offers a hot take on Russia's impact on WW2 and Al talks about the wildest flight of his life.

Al and Parker head to Luke Harris' house to be guests on The Happy Podcast. On the way, they have a pleasant interaction with some other drivers, reveal what Drive Time is a front for and debate the optimal beer temperature for shotgunning.

Still shaken from their encounter in episode 23, Al and Parker make their way home from Zissimo's. Some discussion ensues, but this episode is primarily made up of some classic Parker ramblings. They also announce an exciting upcoming show they're rumored to be on.

Al and Parker are back in the car for their most chaotic episode yet. They discuss thermostats, standup in North Korea and how turtles are the cause of every environmental effort. They also have a hostile encounter with another driver.

Join Al and Parker for another stationary Drive Time where they recap their night at The Port Comedy Club in Fells Point. They discuss their respective starts in comedy, the incel beginnings of the Roman Empire and why they're Team Tang.

Al and Parker are totally driving in this episode of Drive Time. They get in a heated debate about primary colors, discuss how chimps got dealt the better hand (and feet) in evolution and question the oppression of furries.

Al and Parker knock out a bonus episode while attempting to catch a second mic in DC. They disrespect the GPS industry, acting in porn and discover who can do the better Southern accent.

Al and Parker make their return from DC while discussing inventors, taco etiquette and Batman impressions.

Al and Parker make their way down to Alexandria, VA for a Sunday night mic at Hops N Shine. They discuss Al breaking into a car, Parker's unhealthy sleep patterns and how everyone in Japan is really good at something.

Al and Parker bust out some hot takes on polyamory, controversial thoughts on the Tour De France and some funky fresh freestyles as they venture back from Zissimo's in Hampden, MD.

Al and Parker make the quick drive over to Zissimo's in Hampden, MD to catch a quick mic. This episode may be their shortest to date, but it's chocked full of stuff—including how Parker found himself in some hot water at the office.

French firefighters, The Turkey Hill Experience and Al Pacino joining Cypress Hill—there's not much Al and Parker don't talk about as they make from a showcase at The Dew Drop Inn.