Bob Kodzis and Nick Georgoudiou

Your Daily Dose with Bob and Nick

Comedy EN ↓ 1000 episodes

Bob Kodzis and Nick Georgoudiou share advice, stories, and their humor five days a week in short conversations. Pick them up whenever you have a chance. Safe to listen to with the kiddos too!

Author

Bob Kodzis and Nick Georgoudiou

Category

Comedy

Podcast website

withbobandnick.com

Latest episode

Feb 24, 2025

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Episodes

Catering Challenge 09.11.2020

How well do you have to know someone before you can buy them a meal without specific instructions on what they want? Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash .

Big Shoes 06.11.2020

There are a number of ways to make people smile. Bob shares one of the things his sister does to get a grin or three.

Holy Fool 05.11.2020

Holy fools, the people telling truth to power, have one thing in common: Curiosity. Photo by  Dominika Roseclay  from  Pexels .

Mask Mufflers 04.11.2020

We're communicating differently thanks to wearing masks all the time. Are your eyes telling the story? What about your hands conveying subtext?

The Tastiest Sandwich 03.11.2020

What does it take to make the best sandwich? Someone with skills, and a little grand theft auto. Photo credit Deli Fresh Threads .

Vote! 02.11.2020

This isn't a political podcast, but it is a civic-minded one! Photo by Element5 Digital on Unsplash .

Friday Shorts 30.10.2020

Bob and Nick talk a lot. Many times, they are short conversations like these four. Halloween, gnus, propogation, and Nickelback. Photo by  Thiago Miranda  from  Pexels .

On Repeat 29.10.2020

If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, how often should we come up with new material? Photo by Erol Ahmed on Unsplash .

Animatronic Koalas 28.10.2020

The scariest marsupials are the ones we keep on the inside. Photo by  Doug Brown  from  Pexels .

Creative Blocking 27.10.2020

What's standing in between you and that project you're working on? Bob and Nick discuss a few common blocks and what to do about them. Photo by La-Rel Easter on Unsplash .

Comic Archetypes 26.10.2020

Our heroes can be super, so super that it's hard to relate to them. Bob and Nick discuss how their favorite supes are the kinds that represent a more human struggle. Photo by Hello I'm Nik 🎞 on Unsplash .

Missed Opportunities 23.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. Episode 20 reminds you to jump at those chances when they present themselves. Pixabay  from  Pexels

Judging Yourself 22.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. Episode 12 was pre-pandemic, and it is just as relevant now as it was then.

Quantity Leads to Quality 21.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. You may prefer quality over quantity, but you don't get to quality without quantity. Photo credit: Evan Dvorkin  on  Unsplash .

Cancelable Moments 20.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. What are some of your past cringeworthy moments you should have gotten canceled for?

Hand Me Downs 19.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. On episode 23, Bob and Nick discuss a grandfather and grandchild who connect through a shared interest in all things fashionable.

What Do You Do 16.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. When meeting new people, is there a better way to ice break? Photo by  Lisa Fotios  from  Pexels .

Running to Love 15.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. Episode 27 features one of many impromptu songs that makes the show so popular.

Partners and Rivals 14.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. Having a good creative partner, and maybe a rival or two, is the topic du jour for episode 126.

What Selfies Teach Us 13.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we’re revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose.  Here are Bob and Nick from episode 16 discussing what happens when the camera is turned back on us. Photo credit: Cristina Zaragoza  on  Unsplash .

Makeout Monday 12.10.2020

To celebrate our 200th episode, we're revisiting some of our favorites from the first two centuries of Your Daily Dose. This is where it all started, as many things often do, with episode 1. Photo by Behnam Norouzi on Unsplash .

Soup Dumplings 09.10.2020

Episode 200 of Your Daily Dose poses one of the most important questions yet. It's food related, of course.

The Greek Standard 08.10.2020

On a scale from one to Greek, Nick scores pretty high with Bob and his wife. Being the standard bearer for all things Hellenic (and Daytona Beach) is a lot of pressure. Photo by EVREN AYDIN on Unsplash .

Formidable Years 07.10.2020

On this episode, Bob and Nick discuss when your formative years end, and whether they turn into formidable ones. Photo by Daniel Lincoln on Unsplash .

Squirrel Watching 06.10.2020

Finding things to do as an intergenerational family unit isn't always easy. Luckily there are always cute animal videos on the internet. Photo by Shane Young on Unsplash .

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