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WORKING CLASSHOLES

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About this Podcast:

A podcast about work from two comedians with a laundry list of terrible jobs with Ed McGowan & Josh Accardo

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Booking probability

34%

Guest openness

Selective

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80/100
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Questions about WORKING CLASSHOLES

What is WORKING CLASSHOLES about?

A podcast about work from two comedians with a laundry list of terrible jobs with Ed McGowan & Josh Accardo

How hard is it to get booked on WORKING CLASSHOLES?

Booking probability for WORKING CLASSHOLES is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. WORKING CLASSHOLES requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. WORKING CLASSHOLES's contact route on record: verified email.

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WORKING CLASSHOLES is a comedy podcast with 100 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • —46 min

    TV host and comedian, Abbi Crutchfield stopped by to talk about all her jobs while pursuing comedy. Turns out, if you're a secretary answering phones, you're supposed to know the name of the company. Who knew? We also...

  • —45 min

    Comedian Ben Kirschenbaum talks about being a substitute gym teacher, a math tutor and working at an ice cream shop where baseball players stopped by. We find out that Ben is bad at basketball, how similar math is to...

  • —40 min

    Comedian Eddie Morrison stops by to discuss jobs, Drakkar Noir and Myrtle Beach. We talk about the benefits of being a teenage lifeguard, the admiration for a 50 year old restaurant manager that still does bumps, and...

  • Episode #59

    Dirtbag Olympics

    —46 min

    Ed and Josh are crazy from the heat. Ed has some dirtbag tips to stay cool, which leads to Josh pitching ideas for the Dirtbag Olympics. The boys talk about their old jobs selling cars and being a high school janitor...

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  • —48 min

    Ed n Josh debate if work parties should offer recreational drugs, if submerging a jeep in the Atlantic Ocean should be covered under insurance, and if leaving a friend at a police station and escaping to Atlantic City...

  • —42 min

    Comedian and show producer, Zach Petrovich, calls in to check on the boys. After his recent move to Seattle, Zach has been "working remote", so the boys take the opportunity to go over his quarterly review...

  • —50 min

    Comedian Dan Pulzello stops by to talk about getting fired because of comedy, giving the worst answer in an interview and getting bumped by Jim Gaffigan. Dan explains why lacrosse players make for good employees on...

  • —49 min

    Comedian and podcaster, Keith Malley, returns for another wild episode. Keith runs through casting ideas for a movie about his crazy dad. The stories of his dad's fabrications and deceptions are mindblowing - from being...

  • —47 min

    Comedian and Off-Broadway actor, Derek Humphrey stops by to talk to us about some of his worst jobs. We find out that working at Kmart as a teenager has its benefits and that ditching work for a girl will probably get...

  • —47 min

    Comedian, writer and director, Cristian Duran stops by to talk about his worst jobs. Crispers Restaurant in Florida was the top of the list. Ya know it's bad when you have to hide your tips. We also learn about the zen...

  • —54 min

    Actress Maureen Van Zandt join us this week with legendary stories about Greenwich Village in the heyday of the 60's and 70's. We talk about all the crazy jobs she's held from Go-Go dancer to telephone switchboard...

  • —45 min

    Comedian Soora joins us this week with some hilarious job stories. We talk about the pros and cons of being a flight attendant, the mile high club, how to duct tape a rowdy passenger, first class vs the jump seat...

  • —45 min

    Ed and Josh discuss all aspects of the holiday party: from hook-ups, to having your friends crash the party, and whether or not you should ever take your shirt off. Follow us YouTube @workingclassholes Follow us on...

  • —45 min

    Ed and Josh talk about gifts, fringe benefits, and tipping the sanitation workers Follow us YouTube @workingclassholes Follow us on Instagram @workingclassholes @joshaccardo @edmcgowancomedy

  • —44 min

    Josh tells us how to honey rig a transmission Ed uses a fist fight in the restaurant to his advantage. Welcome. To. The. Break. Room. Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes

  • —46 min

    Ed lives with a meth head and its a step up Josh works with a white reggae guy in the backroom at Victoria's Secret and he taught him how to steam panties Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes

  • —46 min

    Ed & Josh are in break room talking broken teeth... opening for a superstar singer.. torn nutsacks and lots more. Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes

  • —47 min

    Ed will do stand up no matter what's on his face. Josh gets ratted out by a guy from The Bronx. Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes

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