Keith and The Girl comedy talk show

TRIGGER WARNING: New KATG guest Des Bishop shares life with his wife, Summer House’s Hannah Berner, as well as thoughts on family, his move to a boarding school in Ireland at age 14, recovery, and mental health.

No colon, an extra kidney, suicidal thoughts, and hope: KATG’s newest guest, Dave Piontkowski, candidly shares it all. The duo also discusses Sean “Diddy” Combs’ 120 victims (including a 9-year-old boy) and drug-laced lubricant, Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous memoir that claims Michel Jackson was a virgin before they had sex, Elon Musk claiming Kamala Harris will put him in prison if she becomes...

Keith visits FiDi, né the Financial District (natch), to yap with his curmudgeonly pal Danny Vega to discuss love, Duke’s mayonnaise, and Joker part Fuck You.

Keith is back from war-torn North Carolina with new guest Benny Blue. The two fast friends discuss dead moms, the 2024 Vice President debate, and FOOTBALL!!!

Comic and impressionist J-L Cauvin returns! From Trump discussing the latest worldwide goings-on, RFK Jr.’s latest sex scandal, NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ undisclosed indictment, and Alex Jones’ Infowars’s forced auction; the gang’s all here.

Keith’s at it again! He’s fighting listeners, he’s fighting high school buddies, and he’s fighting his best friends. He discusses the latest in politics, football, TV, and self-love. Hopefully you didn’t already delete this.

Keith is on fire. Between Wordle, the Emmys, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and undecided voters, Keith is losing his mind. Thank God for football and poker.

Hilarious comic and JD Vance impersonator Dan Wilbur joins Keith to break down the Kamala Harris/Donald Trump Debate. They also remember 9/11 and appreciate the preciousness of life. The duo discusses gun violence, parental responsibility, and Taylor Swift. And they wish your pets the best.

Keith is joined by favorites Betsy Helmuth and Katharine Heller! The trio discusses when and if parents should intervene with their children’s school problems, “Breakdancer” Rachael “Raygun” Gunn’s “apology”, The upcoming Kamala Harris/Donald Trump debate, #ChaseGlitch, and how to pit your friends against each other for your pleasure.

The world is a dumpster fire, but Keith tries to find silver linings such as mini golf, football, and disgusting food eating contests. Enjoy, and stay strong. Hopefully we’re almost there.

I hope your labors are going well! Don’t forget to celebrate! Meanwhile, Keith takes some TikTok challenges, reads listener non-feedback, follows the latest stories, and discusses the man with the world’s largest penis (although no one called Keith to check with him).

Best pals Keith and Christian Finnegan discuss their recent hang following a viewing of Alien: Romulus. The duo discusses the beauty of real conversation, Republican weirdness, football deaths, Coney Island’s Cyclone being closed indefinitely, phone robbery, and NYC subway metal detectors. Enjoy, and believe in your friends.

We present to you the My Opening Line episode with Bonnie McFarlane you may have missed in 2018. Bonnie, one of the strongest, smartest, and funniest people in comedy shares her start in this classic episode with Chemda. Before that, Keith celebrates more women, namely Kamala Harris and Michelle Obama. Admit it: It’s getting a little exciting.

If Steve wants it, Steve gets it! Here it is in all its glory: Keith’s 17th stand-up special Nice Try, Tricksters. HOOAH! Before that Keith rants about Connections, Space, why video game movies don’t work (feat. Borderlands), entertaining rapists, and (the lack of) pro-football female announcers.

Elon and Donald up in a tree! Nothing weird to see here at all, folks—just Keith and his pal Craig Klein talking about Trump’s X interview with Elon Musk and NYC’s own Cindy Adams bragging about her IQ and just now “graduating” high school. This one goes out to Keith’s fellow left handed geniuses.

Ritch Duncan, the first person to give Keith an NYC stage, and Series of Fortunate Events’s MeMe Cherry join Keith to discuss his Charlotte trip, the latest in politics, America winning the Olympics, and Keith’s Waffle House sex trafficking adventure.

Keith just learned about boneless chicken wings, and he is quite displeased. With the help of Birthday Girl Carrie Gravenson, Keith discusses his newly learned not-so-startling chicken fact. He also begs the audience for help regarding his movie watching disease. Is there a cure?

Keith discusses with you his latest correspondence with his father, what he learns by inappropriately touching objects in museums, his theory on “swimmers”, who to root for in the Olympics, and the passing of his mother.

New guest, new husband, and new green card holder Mario Adrion candidly shares with us his culture shock, his comedy, and his time as a model. U!S!A! U!S!A!

Rod and Karen Morrow’s VIP show Last Week on KATG episodes never fail to hit, and here’s another gem episode to entice you to join KATG.com/VIP. The trio discusses newly formed facts and thoughts on the Trump attempted assassination, Kamala Harris replacing Joe Biden, Jon Stewart’s strange bedfellows, and Brother Love’s asshole. Our lifetime is getting exciting.

Keith got his wish, and President Joe Biden will not seek reelection. So how does he feel now? Rod Morrow joins Keith to discuss the worldwide news, the congressional grilling of Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle in regards to the Trump assassination attempt, and why God is simply too busy to help you.

We’re Brother Lovin’! KATG talks America, the RNC, Tenacious D, Satan?, and the Emmys. Yes, Keith is caught up with Cobra Kai.

The hilariously candid Megan Koester helps Keith figure out the meaning behind the Bad Boys: Ride or Die slaps, the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, and the Louis C.K./New York Times documentary Sorry/Not Sorry.

The gang from 5 On It joins Keith to help discuss the scary presidential climate, the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog eating competition cheater, and Alec Baldwin’s shooting trial being deemed a mistrial.

Legend Gilbert Gottfried covers his first times in comedy while sharing his need for attention and being raised by television. The gang covers Gilbert’s early impressions, his breaks on TV, and the time Jerry Seinfeld sucked off Boris Karloff. This god of laughter is hilarious and personal as he chronologically covers his rise to stardom.