Nobody Likes Casey McLain

Casey is joined by Fangraphs writer, introvert, and mostly non-politically (publicly) Dan Szymborski. They talk about parenting, Dan's upbringing, Dan's quarantine gaming habits, the challenges caused by a shortened 2020 MLB season when it comes to Dan's ZiPs projections, and a whole lot more.

Chase outlines a new documentary he is working on producing for absolutely nobody, while Casey has another pair of shoes stolen and is rude to an Amazon delivery driver. Cavin hates Casey. They also talk about Baker Mayfield seeing an UFO, the media ignoring the Deshaun Watson accusations, March Madness, and the upcoming baseball season.

Casey is joined by Chase Mayers and Cavin Eggleston, both of which are on the High and Inside sports podcast with Casey. They talk about the new Coming to America sequel Coming 2 America.  Follow Chase at @chase_mayers Follow Cavin at @cavin_egg

Casey didn't get a guest this week because he needs to have his wisdom teeth removed and his face hurts. Here is a short solo podcast instead. 

Casey and Ryan take a tour of Ryan's apartment, and talk about what it is like to lose his second job in the middle of a global pandemic, all without comedy for most of it. Ryan and Casey have both been back on stage recently though!

Casey is joined by Todd Royce to talk about their ongoing and very real Tiktok feud. Also they suffer through some technical difficulties but Todd figures it out. This episode is going up late so who knows what the hell else happens on here. 

Casey is joined by Raanan Hershberg, a New York Comedian with a comedy album called Downhill Ever Since and a podcast called Joe and Raanan Talk Movies. They talk about Raanan ghosting Casey, a recent article from comedy's most notorious journalist, and how Raanan develops one man shows. Raanan has a one man show called Ronimilly that he is developing on Zoom shows, and you can watch it for free i...

Casey is joined by comedian, sketch writer, impressionist, and TikTok star Austin Nasso. Austin has grown his following in the pandemic doing great impressions, and runs a show called Socially Inept, a roast of people in the tech industry, all over the country.    #techindustry ​ #comedy ​ #podcast

Casey is joined by stand up comedian and budding TikTok star Todd Royce. They talk a lot about TikTok and how embarrassing it is that they both love the platform. 

Casey is joined by Josh Firestine and Gabriel Rutledge in the Tacoma Comedy Club green room. They were doing a private show, and decided to talk about Josh's brand new album Needless to Say, which reached #1 on iTunes earlier this year, and Gabe's many albums, which include Good Luck In Court, an album which reached #1 on iTunes in 2020. 

Casey is joined by Chase Mayers, a Louisiana native who lives in Seattle. They talk about the differences between the South and the Pacific Northwest, and Chase growing up a liberal in a red state. 

Casey is joined by comedian Greg Beachler. They talk about comedy, Greg's time as a fighter, Greg's diabetes, and more! 

Casey is joined by Eno Sarris, a baseball writer and podcaster for The Athletic, and former Editor in Chief of Beergraphs, where Casey used to have a podcast. They talk about a Beergraphs/Fangraphs meet up in Seattle that ended with a weirdo at Eno's AirBNB, a bunch of comedy stuff, and how both Eno and Casey miss spending time away from their family. 

James Hancock III is a comic based in San Diego. James and Casey competed together, with James wiping the floor with Casey, in the Seattle International Comedy Competition. James is also a military veteran, and him and his dad, James the second, served together in the Air Force. 

Casey is joined by his friend and fellow comedian Scott Losse. Scott was one of the first veteran comics to be nice to Casey and has an album available wherever you stream comedy albums called "Popular Donuts." This episode is a long one because Casey and Scott haven't seen each other in almost 9 months. 

Casey is joined by Virginia comic Chris Alan. Chris has a podcast called Negro Please Radio and a YouTube show called He Got Answers. Chris is a veteran and a father in addition to being a hilarious comedian. 

Casey is joined by fellow Seattle/Tacoma comedian and fellow fat man Cavin Eggleston to talk about Cavin balancing his day job as a teacher with, growing up around both conservatives and liberals, and a serial killer who hid out at Cavin's childhood home (before he lived there). Cavin hosts the By Its Cover podcast with his wife Bree, and the Some Questionable Content web show every other thu...

Casey is joined by stand up comedian and the author of a burgeoning sketch empire, Brent Pella. Brent has made some amazing, hilarious, high quality sketches in very little time, many of them coming in quarantine. Casey and Brent also talk about two very controversial jokes and Brent's connection to Kobe Bryant. 

Casey is joined by Tacoma Comedy Club security guard Brian Dennis to talk about fatherhood, the worst comedy audiences and audience members, and some of the legendary comics Brian has met at his present and past security jobs .

Casey is joined by Gabriel Rutledge to talk about Gabe's road trip, porn, the election, and their postponed tour date. 

Casey procrastinated attempting to find a guest for this podcast until it was too late and then was rejected by everyone he asked (you may recall that Nobody Likes Casey McLain). So he's here to talk about the election in a way that only a dumb center left guy can, ignorantly. Also this was recorded Monday night so if we are once again embroiled in a civil war, go Yankees!

Casey is joined by Todd Royce to talk about their dubious history doing comedy together, and also The Sopranos, which both of them just recently binged.  TO AVOID SPOILERS, talk about The Sopranos starts around the 51 minute mark and ends around the 1:46 mark. 

Monica Nevi is a stand up comic based in Seattle who has an album called "Mostly Finger Guns" which is available on October 30 but is also available for preorder all over the place RIGHT NOW! She has a podcast called the Hug Life Podcast and an Amazon documentary called 80 for 80. Casey talks to Monica about her album recording, her relationship, and Kanye West's interview with Joe Rogan. 

Casey is joined by FiveThirtyEight writer and AirYards evangelist Josh Hermsmeyer. Josh is a programmer, a writer, and has worked in the wine industry for more than a decade. Casey and Josh talk about smoked meat, turning pleasure into a business, and the pitfalls of trying to do that all the time. 

Casey is joined by Katie Herzog, formerly a controversial writer at Seattle's The Stranger newspaper, and now one of the hosts of Blocked and Reported, a podcast providing her with an outlet, and importantly more-than-replacing the income she lost when she was laid off by The Stranger at the beginning of the pandemic. They talk about a controversial article Katie wrote, the after math of being "ca...