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Hosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Simply put, they’re listening so you don’t have to. Subscribe to Who Are These Podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.
WhoAreThese.com hosts Who Are These Podcasts?, a comedy show with 791 episodes published.
Whitney Cummings decided to scrap an entire episode and then she scrambled to record a new one that no one was prepared for. What could she have possibly said about Perez Hilton? Tony Michaels has decided to completely c
Joe Cronin hosts a wrestling show that perhaps at one time was popular. That’s definitely not the case anymore. He seems to hate it. The specific episode we chose to review is a definite red flag. He probably needs someo
We start with Mario Bosco appearing in front of 18,000 fans on Kill Tony. He may not be very funny but he actually does have the misguided confidence he’s known for. Chad Zumock outed Aaron Imholte for getting too drunk
Kinky Katie is a never-was porn actress who thinks she's coherent enough to host a podcast about fetishes. As gross as her and her cohost are when it comes to sex, nothing they say is interesting or titillating. Mean Dou
This week we start by checking in on Joe Matarese’s Road Back to Philly. This show has turned into a heavily medicated hasbeen having boring conversations about the weather with a dullard. Danny can’t spit out a single q
I’m joined by Jenny Jingles and Producer Chris to get caught up on Jerry Banfield. He just release three vlogs and it’s a wild ride. It’s officially over with “the queen” (the one that got away). Jerry acts like he’s ove
For everyone who’s been asking us to get back to old school episodes of WATP, careful what you wish for. We meet Dirty Gary, a gay man who is really into scat, aka poopy. Wait until you hear what his guest has been up to
Today we start with the revelation that Nikki Glaser did not send Chad $500 for his special. Shocking I know! Cardiff did some great investigating and proved that once again Chad has made up a lie that wouldn’t have made
Kevin Brennan’s mental illness is on full display as he screams at Flimsy Greenberg for creating a dashboard. Chad Zumock calls into Misery Loves Company to brag about asking successful comics to fund his new special. Fo
We start off with Chad Zumock issuing a challenge to Pat Dixon and he includes “anywhere, anytime.” Pat immediately accepts the challenge, calling Chad’s bluff, and makes the Zman look extremely foolish. Fortunately for
This week we’re checking in on Kyle Mooney and Beck Bennett, two SNL alums who are maybe the most forgettable cast members ever. Kyle Mooney is especially terrible and he proves it on this podcast that relies on schtick
This week we’re checking in on Kathy Griffin who actually has a weekly video podcast. Of all the people who you’d think would have an audio-only show, Kathy’s on the top of the list. She is still fighting a battle agains
This episode is a little bit different as we combine This Little Piggy and WATP. Yesterday I went on Chad Zumock’s show with Bob Levy and by most accounts, it didn’t go well for Chad. We start by seeing how Kevin Brennan
Scorch is so awkward interviewing women. He seems like a guy with no game trying to get laid. But he also can’t get away from his old, terrible radio bits as he treats us to a round of Scorch’s Psychotic 6. Cringe of the
This week we’re checking in on Joe Rogan because he had Tommy Lee on his show. Tommy is a trip. Dude still talks like it’s 1983 and it somehow gets Joe to revert to his level. They both have deep philosophical thoughts y
Kevin Spacey was a guest on Club Random with Bill Maher this week. This was an important interview that Bill showed up completely unprepared for. He did no homework and got very high before the interview. It’s also not s
I'm joined by Erik Nagel and Adam Busch to discuss the crazy Venmo scam that is currently taking place on Opie Radio. We start with an amazing Jerry Banfield compilation that really demonstrates his insanity. Then it's o
We start off discussing Chad Zumock’s GoFundMe. The Zman wants to film a comedy special and he needs you to help his struggling comedy career. The way Chad is asking for money, with an AI written nonsensical explanation
This week we’re checking out Johnny Krutches’ show, The Game Over Podcast. Steel Toe’s cohost couldn’t be more boring or depressing. He’s learned from Aaron Imholte that it’s important to raise money for a goal, even tho
Jerry Banfield got some amazing news and he is riding high! After creating the Jerry Banfield Family on skool.com and updating his website with AI, all he needed was one more thing to happen… paying customers. I’m happy
Bryan Callen
3 appearances on this show
Brendan Schaub
4 appearances on this show
Richard Marx
Grammy Award-winning songwriter
2 appearances on this show
Whitney Cummings
comedian
5 appearances on this show
Andy Dick
1 appearance on this show
Tom Myers
Mr. Grand Canyon · All-Rite Pest Control
5 appearances on this show
Howard Stern
radio personality
5 appearances on this show
Bill Burr
11 appearances on this show
Anthony Cumia
3 appearances on this show
Becca Moore
1 appearance on this show
Corey Feldman
Trivida Functional Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Stephanie Miller
owner and realtor · Igo Ono and Shasta Elementary Schools
4 appearances on this show
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