Live From My Mother’s Basement

Time to make some dreams come true! Mike hops on a call wit a 13-year-old up-and-comer get his start in the comedy business. Get ready to see him at all your favorite comedy venues!

Ever tried out the online shopping world? Mike's in the market to make some money! Listen to him sell his couch for 9000 dollars on Facebook.

Having flown to Alaska and back, Mike's finally home in New Jersey where he takes fan calls from all over the world and gives film recommendations to the fans.

After the Italian American festival, Mike talks about his time in Chicago and recalls stories from his high school including his drum troop, as well as ending the show with a small tribute to Aretha Franklin.

Excuse me, waiter? Before his 3:00AM flight to Chicago, Mike chats it up with fans and recalls tales of problems with restaurant servers. Last show in the basement and then off to Chicago!!!

No one likes rainy days, so Mike tells his viewers what he likes to do when it rains, including giving us a tour of the basement, and responding to more fan letters.

What's better than having fun and making kids happy? Maybe doing it with Marklyn Johnson! That's exactly what Mike does in this dynamite episode. With Special Guest - Marklyn “MisterDirect” Johnson

From naming pet hamsters to interacting with old school friends Mike interacts and responds with various fans on this Instagram live.

All you linguists out there are gonna be very happy about this episode because Mike talks about the etymology of the phrase "hot as balls" as it is hot as balls in New Jersey.

Mike plays sommelier as he downs some wine and tells us why it may be worth buying. If that doesn't sell you, the fact that Mike gives an impassioned speech about the power of family should.

Mike might as well be a candle with how he melts in this heat. Thankfully he makes it to the basement before it's too late. However, it is too late to save his hair from the humidity as he regals the terrible bad hair he just had.

Oi! Hey, mates. Mike sweeps the chinemy on this special british episode of live from my mother's basement. Is this a stretch for the description since this bit is only in the opening? No because this description also mentions that Mike chats about Chicago and his favorite drinks. God save the queen.

Since this episode was on 4 different networks at the same time, should it have 4 different descriptions? No, you'll get one and you'll be happy. And that was it, so I hope it was to your liking.

You want to see Mike live? Too bad, his shows for the week are sold out. Mike regales with his packed house tales and gives us a taste of what he'd do with Putin.

What do you do when company is on the way? Right, broadcast your show. That's what Mike's doing and what you should be doing. Don't have a show to broadcast? Get one.

This is comedy show and everything, but this episode Mike gives an impassioned speeched about something near and dear to his heart: why he should host The View. It's sincere, meaningful, and I know I cried. Give it a listen, you just might cry too.

The art of eating a pretzel is a delicate one. What condiment do I use? Do I crunch or let it linger in my mouth? Do I act like I'm smoking a cigar or a cigarette? Luckily, Mike's here to give us a masterclass in how to consume a pretzel.

You should kiss Mike. No, not just because he a handsome guy anyone woman would be lucky enough to call her own, but because he's the cook and that's the law of the grill. He flips some patties as his tech man Bill Matias arrives to join Mike for a swim. with Special Guest: Bill Matias

What's the only thing worse than child suicide? Cancer. Don't worry though, Mike's here helping prevent both as he encourages going to the doctor frequency so you stay tumor free and tells about his time working with a child suicide prevention clinic.

Everyone's writing in telling Mike he should be on Comedy Central or HBO, but he's tossed his hat into the ring and so far... zip, nada, zilch. So, on today's episode, Mike gives you a call to action. Write to these places. Tell them the only comedian you ever want to see is Mike Marino. Make them rue the day they didn't give him a special. Mike also talks about his new merch, which is good. Buy i...

Learning to drive is a rite of passage, one that Mike's father did for him. There was another rite of passage Mike's dad gave him when learning to drive. What was it? A baseball bat. Why? Listen to find out because it might have you ducking coppers as well.

North Korea beware, Mike Marino's on a tear. What a beautiful rhyme that represents this episode. Enjoy the show, but enjoy the rhyme more as it was crafted just for you. ;)

After being on the seven seas, Mike's back in the titular basement to do some chores. Laundry, lawn mowing, doing the dishes. This episode has it all.

Stopped down in Galveston, Texas, Mike checks in with you listeners. How you doing? You doing good? He hopes so.

Quickly before he has to board his cruise ship, Mike runs down how to avoid police brutality and why Jimmy Kimmel is a bad brother in one fell swoop.