comedy
Hosted by Keith Heltsley · comedy · EN-US
Two blind brothers, and a blind sister telling it the way we see it.
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Contact path
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Booking probability
26%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchUncategorized – That Sounds Funny is hosted by Keith Heltsley. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Great Animal Escape. (233)" (26 June 2025, 76 minutes), "The Random Isaac is Funny. (226)" (1 May 2025, 65 minutes), and "Fast Cars and Surfing Penguins. (210)" (27 November 2024, 93 minutes).
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 76 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny's contact route on record: verified email.
Keith Heltsley hosts Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny, a comedy podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>Quick recap</p> <p>Keith discussed his recent trip to Dinosaur Adventureland. We engaged in trivia and word games, and shared various animal-related stories and humorous anecdotes. We covered personal topics...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
Quick recap <br /><br />The episode covered a wide range of topics, including personal experiences, current events, and word games. The team discussed various national awareness days, shared humorous stories and jokes...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>Quick recap </p> <p>Your hosts discussed their personal plans and experiences, including Thanksgiving preparations, a cat’s disappearance, and the comfort of a new support hose. They also engaged in light-hearted...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>Quick recap </p> <p>The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about their personal lives, including reminiscing about childhood mispronunciations, sharing music preferences, and discussing various words and...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>Tags: orientation, mobility, canes, costumes, animals, grandkids, records, Bible<br /> Keith Heltsley<br /> That Sounds Funny </p> <p>grab your cup of coffee and join us and learn about Keith’s hiding place for his...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>We get started by telling how Keith heard our podcast while listening to another podcast. After a bit of rambling, and a funny story by Terry, we get started with our random topic. Ask the hosts questions about...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>The show is a little late this week, and some segments are missing. It’s all due to technology And personal difficulties. After our usual introductions, including Jill‘s invention of a twist on the Easter egg hunt...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>With only two hosts present today, we can talk as long as we like. Or at least as long as technology trouble permits. Our opening stories include healthy armpits. Turning to the news, there’s plenty of animals on the...
Uncategorized – That Sounds Funny
<p>Each of your hosts shares an opening story. Home improvements, medicine mix ups, then turn to the news headlines of the week. Standby for lots of animals on the loose, battling deer in the hood, and a hot, rapping...
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