Laf City Radio

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.

This week we discuss Jerry Seinfield and teach Emily what prolific means. Drew gives a bad movie review and we are all in shock about the horrific Pussy Cat Dolls news.

The gang is all accounted for, and this week we are discussing what it means to be a hacky comedian. John tells us about his obsessed fans and we decide whether or not David Cross is racist.

John is back from New York and has some catching up to do. Drew reveals to the squad that he has way too many bird stories and Tyler recaps performing on Stoned vs. Stoned vs. Stoned over the weekend.

Time travel with us all the way back to August 2025. Drew tells us a story about drug abuse at the grocery store, we throw together a Mt. Rushmore of school themed movies, and we take turns doing Sean Connery impressions.

This week, we traded John's jokes for facts about tuna. You can decide whether it was a good trade or not as you hear Drew and Tyler discuss the weekend's comedy shows and we start casting judgement on our fans.

Tyler almost passed out from laughing on this episode. We talk about the early days of our comedy scene, complain about the inflation of candy, and there are more math jokes than normal. Seriously, someone check on Tyler.

This episode is for the boys, because Emily is mysteriously missing again. We confess to times we've cheated in school, go over the Chappell Roan controversy, and reminisce upon TV from our childhood.

This week we riff on the manosphere, which is surprisingly not Tyler's superhero name. We also tackle important subjects like brunch and the difference between a turtle and a tortoise.

Tragedy strikes on this episode. John gets in a wreck, the morality of AI is in question, and we all take turns complaining.

This week, we transport you to the past, for a look at our failed attempt at multi-platforming. This episode is from the radio vault, covers the story of the missing plastoline kid, and wraps up with a few rounds of Laf City Trivia, the inventors edition.

We showed up to the studio in good spirits and ready to riff. Nothing is safe as we target the Epstein files, the incident at the BAFTA Awards, and things that are not real; birds.

Well, we conquered audio issues to have a wild episode as we talk about the importance of memory in comedy, Lebron James's take on his Israeli fans, and we create some memorable song parodies. If Nickelback ever hears this, we're sorry.

We are in rare form this week. Listen to us riff on the Super Bowl we didn't watch, the logistics behind the band Chicago performing a group glory hole, and Emily learning about the Powerpuff Girls.

It's Friday night and we feel alright. This week we discuss love languages, dealing with hecklers, and we explore different versions of ourselves who exist in adjacent realities. Pretty light stuff.

We are all four together for the first time in over a month and it feels like magic. The world is cold, but it's fire in the studio. John tells us about his trip to the freezing state of Texas, we discuss some pet peeves we have about open mic comedians, and there's a wild riff about Chuck E. Cheese.

This week, we're challenged with the reality of hosting a podcast without John. We recap our experiences at 50 1st Jokes, try to uncover the truth about the moon landing, and Drew does a deep dive on an episode of Cops.