Off The Records with B-$ and The O'Connman
Off The Records with B-$ and The O'Connman is hosted by Brendon Walsh and Sean O'Connor. The show features the two listening to old vinyl comedy albums from Brendon's collection. They share their reactions and discuss the records as they go.
Episodes
Episode 74: Sam Brown Listens To Woody Woodbury
SAM BROWN from The Whitest Kids U Know joins the TWO-TIMERS CLUB with da BOYZ to listen to "Woody Woodbury Looks At Love and Life". We also talk about Sam's projects, we call Taylor, and we find out who the most famous person's house Sam has been in! Send us a SIGNED blank check to:Off The RecordsPO Box 27794LA, CA 90027Check out everything Sam here: https://linktr.ee/sambrownwkuk?utm_source=ig&am
Episode 73: Mike Benner Listens To Unkie Dunkie
MIKE BENNER (Bob’s Burgers, That Lion Show) joins DA BOYZ with a crazy album by Unkie Dunkie The Baloney Slicer "Mortimer". This was recorded on 9/11 so we do a few moments of silence along with some New Jersey delis while looking for different American cheeses. We call Emerson College to try and find out more about this record and meet a new friend along the way. This is a top-tier episode. B-$ t
Episode 72: Matt Fulchiron Listens To Robin Williams
MATT FULCHIRON (Last Comic Standing, The Full Charge Power Hour, Altar’d Reality) Our boy The Full Charge comes charging into the OTR studios to promote his new special “Altar’d Reality” and he also becomes an esteemed member of the TWO-TIMERS CLUB! This time, we listen to “Reality…What A Concept” by Robin Williams. The O’Connmann tells us about the recent allegations against the Wheel Of Fortune
Episode 71: Nick Turner Listens To Wild Man Steve
NICK TURNER (American Mayhem, Ya Killin’ Me, Comedy Central Half Hour) Sits down in a tiny chair to catch up with DA BOYZ and listen to Wild Man Steve’s “King Of Them All”! We talk about Bubba Gump’s, B-$’s pronunciation of Timothée Chalamet, Larry the Cable Guy’s new clip show, Pete Holmes, and so much more. BONUS: we listen to some of Wild Man’s album “Eatin’ Ain’t Cheatin’” too!This episode has
Episode 70: Vic Berger Listens To Howard Stern
VIC BERGER (Office Hours Podcast, Infowars, Gremlins 3: Dawn Of Desmond) Swings by the OTR Headquarters to kick it with the two coolest dudes in podcasting, and to listen to “Howeird Stern’s 50 Ways To Rank Your Mother”, a long lost album made by Howard Stern in 1982. We find out which famous houses Vic’s been in, if people are cremated with clothes on (Trigger Warning: sad), what happens when you
Episode 69: Matt Carlin Listens To The Z100 Morning Zoo
MATT CARLIN (Office Hours, The Onion’s Infowars) Steps into the Off The Records Morning Zoo to listen to The Z100 Morning Zoo Greatest Hits Vol. 1. Matt has fond memories of the Z100 Morning Zoo from his childhood, so we listen to the record to see if the humor holds up. This episode kicks off ZOOTOBER! We will listen to a different morning zoo radio show album from around the country every week f
Episode 68: Django Gold Listens To Jerry Clower
DJANGO GOLD (The Onion, The Late Show, Bag of Tricks) Flies all the way to Los Angeles from New York just so he can hang out with Da Bad Boyz of Podcasting and listen to Jerry Clower’s Top Gum record. B-$ is star struck meeting Django and The O’Connman plays it cool. We find out Django is responsible for one of the most iconic Onion headlines ever and we talk about touring with Steve-O and so much
Episode 67: Tom Clark Listens To Bobcat Goldthwait
TOM CLARK (Conan, Party Down, Euphoria) Goes OFF THE RECORDS with B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to MEAT BOB by Bobcat Goldthwait. Honestly, we don’t listen to much of the record, but you can stream it everywhere! It’s great. We got caught up talking to Tom about meeting B-$ in Austin 20 years ago, Tom starting comedy in Milwaukee alongside Dan Harmon and Frank Caliendo, then moving to Chicago wh
Episode 66: FALSE GODS
BRYAN CALLEN (MadTV, The Hangover, The Goldbergs) released what is possibly the worst stand up comedy special in history, “False Gods”, and yer boyz B-$ and The O’Connman sat down to try and watch it with you. This is our first video podcast! If you want to watch us watch this awful special, join the Patreon https://www.patreon.com/worldrecordpodcast for only a few bucks. You can also hear unedite
Episode 65: Zack Chapaloni Listens to Bill Cosby
ZACK CHAPALONI (Shameless, LMAOF) Joins B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to America’s Dad, Bill Cosby. The album we listen to is called “Wonderfulness”, which is an album that B-$ loved as a kid. We talk about Fat Albert, The O’Connman’s dad’s love of King Ralph, Zack fills us in about Bay Area legend Larry “Bubbles” Brown, and of course we talk about pedo hunters and have a lot of laughs along the
Episode 63: Ooops! All Awoos! Volume 1
Take a walk down memory lane with the number one bad boys of podcasting, B-$ and The O’Connman in this very special episode: Off The Records Presents: Ooops! All Awoos! Volume 1. The intro was recorded at the DFW airport! This episode features Tim Heidecker, Marc Maron, Blaine Capatch, Natasha Leggero, Blair Socci, Brendon Small, Ben Avery, and intros from (almost) every episode recorded so far! T
Episode 62: Sean and Brendon watch Tony Hinchcliffe
B-$ (Brendon Walsh) and The O’Connman (Sean O’Connor) didn’t book a guest this week so they can watch Tony Hinchcliffe’s Netflix special “Man Of The People” and it’s true what everyone is saying: it’s complete dog shit. Da Boyz manage to have some fun and announce our 16 part in-depth podcast series about the history of the Richard Gere gerbil rumor. Let us know what you think of this episode and
Episode 61: Steven Castillo Listens To Jeff Foxworthy
STEVEN CASTILLO (Saturday Night Live) comes in hot to listen to Jeff Foxworthy’s “You Might Be A Redneck If…” We also talk about Steven’s time at the Loony Bin in Tulsa, OK, Richard Gere’s gerbil, the time Steven watched Hereditary with Adam Sandler, Patrice O’Neal calling Sean a homophobic slur, and how Jeff Foxworthy is the Gizmo (from Gremlins) of southern stand up comedy. This is honestly one
Episode 60: Derek Waters Listens To The Fat Boys
DEREK WATERS (Drunk History, Mythic Quest) Brought his first pressing of the Fat Boys first album to the studio for the less fat boys B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to. Derek tells us the story of how Mark Bouchardt gave him his Blockbuster card, and then he wins our “who’s the most famous person’s house you’ve been in” segment with a story about having dinner with Albert Brooks and Ryan Gosling.
Episode 59: Matt Kirshen Listens To Martin Lawrence
MATT KIRSHEN (Last Comic Standing, Comics Unleashed, The Jim Jeffries Show) Joins DA BOYZ in da studio to listen to Martin Lawrence’s double album “Funk It”. We discover this is a censored version of the album so it’s totally safe for work. Matt tells us which American TV shows they had in the UK when he was a kid, being on Last Comic Standing, and which famous people’s houses he’s been in. The O’
Episode 58: Nick Naney Listens to Dickie Goodman
NICK NANEY (The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, How To Be Cool podcast) is walking past the studio so DA BOYZ drag him in to listen to Mr. Jaws by Dickie Goodman. Nick is a hilarious guy and all the laughing and goofing around in this episode proves it. We talk about greasers driving Kias, the only celebrity B-$ knows, Bebe Neuwirth, the O’Connmann’s dad’s favorite movie (King Ralph) and we also l
Episode 57: Nick Thorburn Listens To Sam Kinison
NICK THORBURN (The Unicorns, Islands, Mister Heavenly, The Creem) Comes to the studio and is made to wait outside for four minutes before being let in to listen to “Louder Than Hell” by Sam Kinison. SPOILER: it’s loud as hell! B-$ and The O’Connman have been fans of Nick’s music forever and it looks like B-$ might be joining Nick on tour playing bass, tour managing, and opening act. We find out wh
Episode 56: Ben Avery Listens To Lenny Bruce
BEN AVERY (The Tim Dillon Show, Lemonparty Podcast) Takes a seat with comedy’s number one pedo-hunter team, B-$ & The O’Connman to kind of listen to “The Sick Humor Of Lenny Bruce”. We really DISH THE DIRT on this episode and talk about Ben’s podcast, Lemonparty, hanging out at The Comedy Mothership, the Austin serial killer, and of course pedo-hunting. We make some calls and try to figure out
Episode 55: Seth Morris Listens To Coyle & Sharpe
SETH MORRIS (Big Mouth, VEEP, Kroll Show) Joins Da Boyz in our record lair to listen to Coyle & Sharpe’s “The Absurd Imposters”. You’ve definitely seen Seth in one of your favorite comedies, and now he’s here on your favorite podcast. This is the second Coyle & Sharpe album we’ve listened to on the show and it doesn’t disappoint. We talk to Seth about growing up in the Bay Area, living in
Episode 54: Da Boyz Listen To Tim Stivers
SEAN O’CONNOR (Upload with Shaquille O’Neal) and BRENDON WALSH (Supergirl XXX) Listen to an album that has been passed over by every guest we’ve had on the podcast: Tim Stivers’ “Terminally Weird”, and this turns into one of the most interesting episodes to date. We start off telling tales of the most famous people’s houses we’ve been in and other brushes with fame before getting into the record.
Episode 53: Blaine Capatch Listens To Henny Youngman
BLAINE CAPATCH (Comedians of Comedy, @midnight, MAD TV, Comedy Central Roasts) Joins B-$ and The O’Connman for the SECOND TIME. It’s been exactly one year since Blaine was on the show and now he’s back to join the “Two Timers Club” and listen to “128 Great Jokes” by Henny Youngman. We talk about Carlos Mencia, B-$ and Blaine reminisce about working on @midnight, The O’Connman recounts getting scre
Episode 52: Fred Stoller Listens to David Brenner
FRED STOLLER (Dumb and Dumber, Everybody Loves Raymond, Austin Powers Goldfinger) Joins Da Boys in the studio for the SECOND TIME. Fred is our first two-timer and he doesn’t disappoint. We find out that Fred wrote for David Brenner’s late night talk show in the 80’s and that he’s in the movie Goldmember. We hear some Norm Macdonald stories from Fred and the O’Connman and we also listen to a record
Episode 51: Miles Woods Listens to Neil Hamburger
MILES WOODS (Frasier, Haunted Hotel, Strip Law) joins the fellas to listen to Neil Hamburger’s “Hot February Night” and discuss Shaq, Brendon’s tour opening for Neil, Tenacious D, and what it's like writing for Frasier when you're a young Gen Z man. If you’re not familiar with Neil Hamburger, check out this record. It’s an amazing piece of art!This episode is brought to you by Distrokid . Distroki
Episode 50: Tim Kalpakis Listens To Redd Foxx
TIM KALPAKIS (The Birthday Boys, Between Two Ferns, Digman! The Sloppy Boys) Smashes into the OTR Studios to listen to Redd Foxx’s “Strictly For Adults” and goof around with Da Boyz. We talk about Tim’s party band The Sloppy Boys, Artie Lang’s nose, Martin Lawrence, and find out at what age old ladies get the same old lady haircut. This episode is like a party for your ears! Like, subscribe and ge
Episode 49: Tamara Yajia Listens To Rodney Dangerfield's "Rappin' Rodney"
TAMARA YAJIA (Cry For Me, Argentina: My Life as a Failed Child Star, Strip Law, This Fool) comes to the studio to listen to Rodney Dangerfield’s “Rappin’ Rodney” where Tamara makes an EXCLUSIVE announcement on the podcast! We discuss grandparents, giving yourself a made up name, grade school lies, donkey condoms, and we call a book store to see if they have Tam’s book. Another home run and a silly
Episode 48: Nate Fernald Listens To Roseanne Barr's "I Enjoy Being A Girl"
NATE FERNALD (Late Late Show w/ James Corden, Louie, Team Submarine) joins da dudez to listen to Roseanne Barr’s confusing “I Enjoy Being A Girl.” Everyone goofs around about the amount of work Nate puts into such silly things, they try a prank phone call, and they all become best friends. Must listen if you like silly things.This episode is brought to you by Distrokid . Distrokid now offers Bandz
Episode 47: Shane Mauss Listens To "Pardon Me For Being So Friendly But This Is My First LSD Trip"
SHANE MAUSS (Tales From The Trip, CONAN) joins the boys in the studio to promote his new stand up special TRIPS: FIRST DOSE, available now on YouTube, and listen to a super rare and mysterious comedy album by a man named Robert Baker called “Pardon Me For Being So Friendly But This Is My First LSD Trip". The O’Connman talks about how he forgets how to swallow when he takes mushrooms, Shane tells u
Episode 46: Nick Maritato Listens To Andrew Dice Clay
NICK MARITATO (Ridiculousness, Puzzy Boyz Podcast) joins B-$ and The O’Connman for the very first episode of TAPETEMBER, where they listen to Andrew Dice Clay’s “The Day The Laughter Died, Part II. The album that Wikipedia describes as the thing that killed Andrew Dice Clay’s career. They also learn about Cricket Wireless and share that they previously recorded episodes with Nick and discussed doi
Episode 45: Ben Seidman Listens To Coyle and Sharpe
BEN SEIDMAN (Penn & Teller’s Fool Us, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, Netflix’s Brainchild) Magically appears on this episode to listen to B-$ and The O’Connman gush to him about how much they love magic, talk about Ben’s impressive resumé, and his new show CON MAN. We also listen to “The Insane (But Hilarious) Minds Of Coyle & Sharpe”. This episode is as silly and as interesting as it gets
Episode 44: DJ Douggpound Listens To "Candid Telefun" PHONETOBER
DOUG LUSSENHOP (DJ DOUGGPOUND, Time & Eric, Office Hours, Poundhouse) Comes to listen to an album by TIMOTHEE CHALAMET’S GRANDFATHER, Harold Flender! That’s right, this PHONETOBER record is brought to you by Timothée’s grandpa who has a crank call album. We talk about Better Off Dead, Booger, listen to some of Doug’s commercials he created for Office Hours, and we make some phone calls to hono
Episode 43: Dave Waite Listens To "You've Just Been Spoonerized" PHONETOBER
DAVE WAITE (The Tonight Show with JImmy Fallon, Not Safe with Nikki Glaser) Joins your favorite bad boys for PHONETOBER to listen to a crank call album by Russ Spooner, “You’ve Just Been Spoonerized”. Since it’s still Phonetober, we take some of the premises from the record and make some CLASSIC phone calls ourselves! We call a funeral home, a shoe shine place, a porno theater, and more! Maybe we’
Episode 42: Chris Fairbanks Listens to "National Idiots Presents: Dr. Roose: Obscene Phone Calls They Couldn't Broadcast”
CHRIS FAIRBANKS (DO YOU NEED A RIDE?! podcast, The Rescue Cactus Album, and Comedy Central) joins B$ and The OConnman for PHONETOBER to listen to a prank phone call album that feels like a Prank to anyone who listens called “National Idiots Presents: Dr. Roose: Obscene Phone Calls They Couldn't Broadcast” Another iconic chapter in Phonetober as the dudes discuss Chris’ mom making him a ca
Episode 41: PHONETOBER with Steve Allen's "Funny Fone Calls"
B-$ (Premium Blend, Seeso) and THE O’CONNMAN (Upload with Shaqille O’Neal) kick off PHONETOBER with a very special episode of Off The Records by calling car dealerships where we make some friends and find out when Chevy Truck Month starts, if they can change Happy Honda Days to "Hondakka", what’s up with Toyotathon, and if anyone knows who Mark Wahlberg is. We listen to some classic phone
Episode 40: David Huntsberger Listens To "A Personal Appearance!" by Shelley Berman
DAVID HUNTSBERGER (Professor Blast-Off, Reactor) Joins Da Boyz to listen to Shelley Berman’s “A Personal Appearance”, but before we get to the album we talk about pornography and “Just One Of The Guys” again and the upcumming Peter North documentary. David tells us all about horses and putting shoes on them, we listen to the record and discover that we all LOVE Shelley Berman. B-$ sings F
Episode 39: Mary Houlihan Listens To "Hello Dummy!" by Don Rickles
MARY HOULIHAN (Mary Houlihan’s Painting Party) recently moved to Los Angeles and the first thing she did was visit B-$ & The O’Connman to listen to Don Rickles’ “Hello Dummy!”. This is a great episode to kick off 2026 after our holiday break. In this extra long episode The O’Connman talks some smack about other comics, B-$ comes up with some new personas, we listen to some weird chara
Episode 38: Blair Socci Listens To Joan Rivers' "What Becomes a 'semi' Legend"
BLAIR SOCCI (After Midnight, Bob’s Burgers) joins B-$ and the O’Connman to diagnose us with OCD, talk about pranks, gossip, The Bone Zone, aliens, conspiracies, and so much more. We also listen to some of the Joan Rivers album “What Becomes a ‘semi’ Legend”. Check out Blair’s new podcast “Spaced Out” and tell your friends about our podcast too, while you’re at it!
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Episode 37: Cory Loykasek Listens to Mike Warnke's "Hey Doc!"
CORY LOYKASEK (The Dress Up Gang) slides into the Off The Records lair to check out the album “Hey Doc!” by Mike Warnke. Cory is a super funny and chill dude. He picked the album out of the pile and it turns out it’s super Christian. There are some weird facts we discovered about Mike that you won’t believe. During the episode, Cory cuts it up with B-$ and The O’Connman, we have a lot of
Episode 36: Alex Blagg Listens To Rodney Dangerfield's "The Loser"
ALEX BLAGG (@midnight, Workaholics, Best Week Ever Blog) sits down in the record room with Muscle Shoals (B-$) & Nugget (The O’Connman) to listen to Rodney Dangerfield’s first album “The Loser”. We wax poetic about pedo hunters, nicknames, the olden days of the internet when it was funny and fun, Nugget’s Comedy Club, and of course, porn!
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Episode 35: Allen Strickland Williams Listens to Kip Addotta's "I Hope I'm Not Out Of Line"
ALLEN STRICKLAND WILLIAMS (Comedy Central Presents, CONAN, Netflix, Vice) comes crashing into the OTR studios to listen to Kip Addotta’s “I Hope I’m Not Out Of Line” and talk about lucid dreaming, remote viewing, Epstein’s Island, and some stuff we should’ve edited out of the show. Make your family listen to this episode and all of the episodes at your Thanksgiving dinner!
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Episode 34: Mike Lawrence listens to Steven Wright's "I Have A Pony"
MIKE LAWRENCE (THE ROAST OF TOM BRADY, CRASHING, UPLOAD, ROAST BATTLE CHAMPION) joins the fellas to listen to Steven Wright’s iconic 1985 album “I Have A Pony” and talk about roast battling, his mom’s comedy career, and the current state of comedy in 2025.
This is a fun one!
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Episode 33: Jonah Ray Listens To Cheech & Chong's "Big Bambú"
JONAH RAY (MST3K, HIDDEN AMERICA, THE MELTDOWN) joins B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to Cheech & Chong’s 1972 album “Big Bambú” and chat about Hawaiian comedy, weed before a show, and what it's like to do a traveling sketch show. Smoke a fat J and listen.
Check out “Hidden America with Jonah Ray” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13ha7J9bNK8&list=PLSWuIonpIQkG9yMdQ6jUMHMQ-Q-C13hAy
Episode 32: Myq Kaplan Listens To "The Best Of Comic Relief"
MYQ KAPLAN (THE TONIGHT SHOW, CONAN, LETTERMAN, SETH MEYERS) comes all the way from NEW YORK CITY to be wit DA BOY$ in the OTR Studio and listen to “The Best Of Comic Relief” from 1986. We hear some classic bits from Garry Shandling, Michael Keaton, George Carlin, Henny Youngman, Bobcat Goldthwait, and more. Did Sean refuse to take a photo with the late Robin Williams? Does Myq have a new
Episode 31: Zach Broussard Listens To Wildman Steve's "For Ladies Only" NSFW
ZACH BROUSSARD (THE BOO BOYS, PUZZYBOYZ, THE PARENTS LIFE) comes to Off The Record’s studio to listen to B-$ and The O'Connman’s favorite comedian WILDMAN STEVE’s 1998 album “For Ladies Only.” This is NSFW as it gets, but don't worry, the gentlemen talk about the top 1000 comics in the world, Hooters, and if eatin’ is cheatin’.
Listen to the FULL ALBUM on Patreon here: https://www.patreon
Episode 30: Henry Phillips Listens To Martin Mull's "I'm Everyone I've Ever Loved"
HENRY PHILLIPS (HENRY’S KITCHEN, PUNCHING THE CLOWN, SILICON VALLEY) hangs with B-$ and The O'Connman to listen to Martin Mull’s “I’m Everyone I’ve Ever Loved” and talk about Fred Willard, Dr. Demento, and the evil business practices of the record biz.
Check out Henry's stuff here: https://www.henrys.kitchen/
Episode 29: Brendon Small listens to Albert Brooks "Comedy Minus One"
BRENDON SMALL (METALOCALYPSE, HOME MOVIES, DETHKLOK) joins B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to one of the funniest comedy albums ever made: Albert Brooks’ “COMEDY MINUS ONE” and chat about having to go to the bathroom during a set, who is the most famous Brendon on Earth, and the two Brendon’s trip to Santa Barbara to see the comedy icon.
Episode 28: Daniel Kibblesmith Listens to The First Family
DANIEL KIBBLESMITH (LATE SHOW w/ STEPHEN COLBERT, STRIP LAW, MARVEL COMICS) sits down with B-$ and the O’Connman to listen to the highest-selling comedy album in history “The First Family” starring Vaughn Meader and discuss Baby John John, comedy before it was funny, and Shaquille O’Neal (JK, that bit is dead).
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Episode 27: Clare O'Kane listens to Marsha Warfield's "I'm A Virgin"
CLARE O’KANE (SNL, SHRILL, LET’S START A CULT) joins da boys to listen to Marsha Warfield’s “I’m A Virgin” and talk about moving to Los Angeles, the comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, fist fights, massages, and Brendon’s Premium Blend appearance.
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Episode 26: Seth Pomeroy and Special Guests listen to Bud Fletcher "Returns to the Outhouse"
SETH POMEROY (Director/Documentarian of COULDN’T YOU WAIT & NASHVILLE FAMOUS) joins B-$ and The O’Connman to listen to the “Godfather of Cajun Comedy” Bud Fletcher’s “Return to the Outhouse” and talk about the tour Seth and Sean went on in 2007, the band Silkworm, and bible.com. They go on a deep dive to find out if anyone in Louisiana has heard of Bud Fletcher, calling a chamber of c
Episode 25: Caleb Synan Listens to Redd Foxx's "You Gotta Wash Your Ass"
CALEB SYNAN (CONAN, “30” - COMEDY SPECIAL) hangs with da boyz to listen to Redd Foxx’s immortal comedy album “You Gotta Wash Your Ass” and talk about catchphrases, lie detector phone sex, the South, comedians dying onstage, and the importance of washing your ass.
Check out Caleb's special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38i_8g3CfAU
See B-$ try to do stand up: http://www.brendonwalsh.com/
Episode 24: Chris Crofton listens to Emo Philips' E=MO²
CHRIS CROFTON (NASHVILLE FAMOUS, TRASH HUMPERS, THE ADVICE KING) swings by the Off The Records studio to listen to the classic comedy album “E=MO²” by Emo Philips. We discuss joke writing, imaginary friends, the Guinness Book of World Records heaviest twins, and what it's like to have a documentary made about you.
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Episode 23: Tom Thakkar listens to Bob Zany's "Hi Home I'm Honey!"
TOM THAKKAR (THE TONIGHT SHOW, CONAN, COMEDY CENTRAL) plops down with B-$ and The O'Connman to chat about Bob Zany’s “Hi Home I’m Honey” as they discuss their various trips through the Midwest, the incredible club The Comedy Attic, and what happens when a pop culture reference doesn’t make sense to anyone 40 years later.
Come see B-$ do stand up comedy: http://www.brendonwalsh.com/tour-da
Episode 22: Billy Wayne Davis Listens To Dennis Miller's "The Off-White Album"
BILLY WAYNE DAVIS (TESTIFY, LIVE @ THIRD MAN, BORAT 2) swings by the Off The Records studio to listen to Dennis Miller’s classic “The Off-White Album” as they discuss comedy careers, bizarre references, and what happens when your parent teaches you sex ed. A must listen!
Check out Billy here: https://www.bwdtour.com/
Episode 21: Beth Stelling Listens to Judy Tenuta's "Buy This, Pigs!"
BETH STELLING (THE LANDLORD SPECIAL on YOUTUBE, GIRL DADDY, CRASHING) drops by the new Off The Records studio to chat about Judy Tenuta’s 1987 album “Buy This, Pigs”. The group discuss bad compliments, teenagers, Skibidi, and putting children in microwaves.
We don't listen to a lot of the album or do it justice in this episode, but you should buy it and listen to it! It's really funny! ht
Episode 20: Cornell Reid Listens To Bruce "Baby Man" Baum's "Born to be Raised"
CORNELL REID (The Comedy Garage) joins B-$ and The O'Connman in this previously unreleased episode to listen to Bruce "Baby Man" Baum's album "Born to be Raised". We discuss Bruce's involvement with Jerry Seinfeld in writing the "Letters From A Nut" books, parody songs, talking animals, and there is zero Shaq talk in this episode. This is a super fun episode, so tell your friends!
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Episode 19: "Tall Jon" Schroeder Listens To "Bob & Ray Throw A Stereo Spectacular"
JON SCHROEDER (BOB’S BURGERS, TWO JONS DON’T MAKE A RIGHT) hangs with B-$ and The O'Connman to discuss “Bob and Ray Throw A Stereo Spectacular” an album featuring a cavalcade of RCA Victor artists. The gentleman discuss things like Shaq, being tall, hilarious pranks on the city of Los Angeles, and the incredible Elliott comedy family.
Episode 18: Louis Katz Listens to Robert Schimmel Comes Clean
LOUIS KATZ (PRESENT/TENSE, STAVVY’S WORLD, FALLON) joins B-$ and the O'Connman to talk about stand-up legend Robert Schimmel’s debut album “Comes Clean”. The boys discuss his place in the history of comedy, touring stories, and the differences between Jewish and Catholic sexuality.
Watch Present/Tense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01FUQkgPs3E
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Episode 17: Cullen Crawford listens to The Committee "Wide World Of War"
CULLEN CRAWFORD (The Onion, Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and an upcoming SECRET PROJECT) joins the dudes to talk about legendary improv/sketch group The Committee’s album “The Wide Wide World of War.” Besides listening to a bunch of outdated sketches, these pals discuss sketch comedy, drug humor, the cops, and dinosaur genitalia.
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Episode 16: Matt Farley Listens To "Spiro T. Agnew is a Riot"
MATT FARLEY (Don’t Let The Riverbeast Get You!, has written over 26,000 songs, made 14 movies, Motern Media, a living legend) comes to the Off The Records studio to listen to an album he sent us… a comedy album about former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, “Spiro T. Agnew is a Riot!” We talk about not knowing a lot about Spiro T. Agnew, making your own movies, LBJ's penis, and the authorshi
Episode 15: Natasha Leggero listens to Phyllis Diller's "What's Left"
NATASHA LEGGERO (The Endless Honeymoon Podcast, Live at Bimbo’s, The Roast of Justin Bieber) joins B-$ and The O'Connman to listen to the iconic Phyllis Diller’s 1968 Greatest Hits Album “What’s Left” and chat about Phyllis’ desk, The Dice Man, naming tracks on your album inappropriate things, and of course, Shaquille O’Neal.
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Episode 14: Paul Rust listens to Gallagher
PAUL RUST (With Gourley and Rust, Netflix’s Love, The Great North) hangs with B-$ and The O'Connman to listen to Gallagher’s self-titled album from 1980. Da Absolute Boys talk about The Jerk’s filming locations, seeing Gallagher live, prop comedy, and what they really wish would happen at the end of a Rolling Stones concert. It's honestly the most fun you’ll ever have.
Episode 13: Marc Maron Listens To "Our Hero...Pat Cooper Featuring An Italian Wedding"
MARC MARON (WTF, star of upcoming HBO special “Panicked” - August 1, and AppleTV’s Stick) joins B-$ and The OConnman to listen to Pat Cooper’s “Our Hero” and discuss ending the ground-breaking WTF podcast, edible underwear, Andrew Dice Clay, and cars. Will The O'Connman talk about Shaquille O’Neal? Well, you'll just have to listen.
Episode 12: Martha Kelly listens to Sinbad's "Brain Damaged"
MARTHA KELLY (Baskets, Carol & the End of the World, Common Side Effects) joins B$ and The O'Connman to discuss 1990’s “Brain Damaged” by comedy icon Sinbad. This episode is so funny as they discuss Las Vegas careers, what celebrities are nice, and of course, Sean writing for Shaquille O’Neal. Do they love the album? You'll just have to listen.
Episode 11: Branson Reese listens to "Snow White and the Three Stooges"
In this episode, we're joined by Branson Reese to listen to the soundtrack album of Snow White and the Three Stooges. This album is pretty interesting in the sense that The Three Stooges barely appear on the record. We have a lot of fun listening to it though. We hope you have fun listening to this episode too!
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Episode 10: Johnny Pemberton listens to Elmer Fudpucker's "At The Nudist Colony"
JOHNNY PEMBERTON comes over to listen to Elmer Fudpucker's "At The Nudist Colony Lettin' It All Hang Out" released in the mid 1960's on Vulgar Records. B-$ workshops an idea for a new joke with the boys and The O'Connman talks about writing for Shaquille O'Neal again. You can see Johnny on season two of Fallout in December.
Get tickets to see Johnny on tour this summer here: https://www.
Episode 9: Kliph Nesteroff listens to "Zingers from the Hollywood Squares"
Canadian and author, Kliph Nesteroff joins B-$ and The O'Connman in the record room to listen to "Zingers from the Hollywood Squares" released in 1974 by Event Records. Kliph knows so much about comedy, he wrote some books about it. Buy one of his books at your local bookstore here: https://www.indiebound.org/indie-store-finder
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Episode 8: Tim Heidecker listens to Adam Sandler's "They're All Gonna Laugh At You!"
Tim Heidecker (Tom Goes To The Mayor) joins B-$ and The O'ConnMan to listen to Adam Sandler's first album "They're All Gonna Laugh At You!". Brendon and Sean both have fond memories of the album, but will Tim enjoy it? I guess you'll have to listen and find out!
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Episode 7: Matt Fulchiron listens to Gabe Kaplan's "Holes and Mellow Rolls"
Matt Fulchiron joins B-$ and The O'Conman to listen to Gabe Kaplan's album Holes and Mellow Rolls. This episode is definitely NSFW! We talk about pornography a lot for some reason and some of the album tracks keep the discussion going. We really like the album and we have a lot of fun getting off track while talking about it. Enjoy!
Episode 6: Women Of The Night
This new episode of OTR with B-$ and the O'Conman celebrates some of the women in comedy. We listen to "Women of the Night" featuring Diane Ford, Paula Poundstone, and Cathy Ladman. There's a sprinkling of Barry Sobel in there too. You can listen to the full album at the end of the episode!
Episode 5: DICE
In this episode of OTR, B-$ and The O'Conman listen to Andrew "Dice" Clay's 1989 album DICE. This is definitely one of the more wild albums we've listened to. Completely NSFW and not for the faint hearted! You've been warned.
If you want to hear the full album, it will be uploaded to the World Record Podcast Patreon account- https://www.patreon.com/worldrecordpodcast
Episode 4: Fred Stoller listens to Barry Diamond's "Fighter Pilot"
The great Fred Stoller joins B-$ and the O’Connman to listen to the album “Fighter Pilot” by Barry Diamond. Fred and Sean talk about their friend Norm Macdonald, Fred tells some stories about the New York comedy scene in the 1970’s and 80’s, starring in Dumb & Dumber, Everybody Loves Raymond, and writing for Seinfeld. Stay tuned after the end of the show if you want to hear the album
Episode 3: Blaine Capatch listens to Franklin Ajaye's "Don't Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair!"
Blaine Capatch joins B-$ and the O'Connman in the studio to listen to "Don't Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair!" by Franklin Ajaye. Blaine tells us stories about doing stand up comedy in the 80's and 90's and writing for various TV shows. We talk about Paul Reubens, Wolfman Jack, Detroiters, and much more. This is a super fun episode with lots of laughs AND we discover a long lost gem of a comedy
Episode 2: Sam Brown listens to "Comedy Tonight"
B$ and The OConnman are back with another episode of Off The Records and they aren't alone this time. They've invited their friend Sam Brown (Whitest Kids U Know) to listen to COMEDY TONIGHT a compilation album from 1984 featuring comedy icons Jay Leno, Arsenio Hall, and George Miller. Plus the boys, of course, talk about what’s problematic in comedy today, the Whitest Kids DVD release, a
Episode 1: "Yuk Yuk's The Funniest Fifty Minutes EVER!!" with Jon Dore
The Godfather. Ulysses. Rubber Soul. These are pieces of art that have stood the test of time. Well, prepare for the next great work of art. OFF THE RECORDS, a podcast where your favorite guys, B-$ (Brendon Walsh) and The O’Connman (Sean O’Connor) listen to old comedy albums together and discuss their tracks using a modern-day view of comedy.In the first episode, Da Boys listen to an albu
Listen to the Off The Records podcast!
Starting April 1st, sit down with B-$ and The O'Conman and listen to some old comedy records every week!B-$ has amassed a huge collection of comedy vinyl over the years, and now he's listening to the records with The O'Conman, some guests, and you! Discover the stand up comics who inspired your favorite comedians of today, and hear some forgotten great, and not-so-great comedy from the 19
