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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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A podcast about work from two comedians with a laundry list of terrible jobs with Ed McGowan & Josh Accardo
Unknown Host hosts WORKING CLASSHOLES, a comedy show with 100 episodes published.
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 Insta
Ed and Josh talk about gifts, fringe benefits, and tipping the sanitation workers Follow us YouTube @workingclassholes Follow us on Instagram @workingclassholes @joshaccardo @edmcgowancomedy
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
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
Rob Christensen, comedian and writer, stops by to talk about selling "wet", being the worst assistant and writing for Jon Stewart Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes
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
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
Comedian Jess Levin talks to us about theater, foie gras and St. Pauli Girl for one of our most highbrow and hilarious episodes yet. Follow us YouTube @workingclassholes Follow us on Instagram @workingclassholes @joshacc
Our first guest ever... one of the best emcees in NYC James Mattern James has been featured on Netflix, had a #1 comedy album (The Check Spot) and oddly enough has had some terrible jobs. Follow us on IG & Youtube @worki
The boys read their first email and discuss bad bosses. Also, Josh is off his meds and ready to fight a police precinct. And Ed has never learned how to get a haircut. Follow us YouTube @workingclassholes Follow us on In
Ed and Josh are back in the break room talking about fireworks, fighting, and forefathers. Ohh and blacking out. It's a fun one!
We got another wild episode with stories of projectile champagne bottles, neighborhood guys, gap toothed coworkers, spraying a restaurant down with a fire extinguisher and doing comedy with the legendary Beetjuice. Follo
Andre D Thompson, comedian and Comedy Central writer, stops by to talk about truck deliveries, Task Rabbit and The Tonight Show. Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes
Josh's dream job was working at Leslie Pool Supplies Ed loves the fumes in there. Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes
Josh is mad about holograms and the strike Ed makes a case for stealing from your job Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes
Ed is a made for the mailroom Josh had cancer Follow us on IG & Youtube @workingclassholes
Ralph Sutton co-host of the SDR podcast joins us in the break room. Talking strip club payouts, getting a dream job because a domestic dispute, and not seeing your wiener for awhile. Follow us on IG and YouTube @workingc
Ed and Josh talk about projects around the house (and why they suck), how frightening a carny can be to a child (and a grown man), passing out from drinking (and wetting the bed), and just how fun having a loud mouth fri
Ed and Josh talk about fighting for your PTO, chasing people down to get paid, how not to repair a transmission on a 1980 Mercury Capri, which family member gives the worst directions, and the real reason behind Happy Me
Firemen are rude to Josh who was stranded in the worst possible place. Is it his face? Guest comedian Mae Planert talks about her special “who’s is she”, picking up used needles at the beach for money, and being a new mo
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