DarbukaDave

This is really terrible news. RIP Seank and Hay's

Is anyone else having problems with this ep in the howl app?

Is this episode missing from the howl app for everyone else?

This ep was a real emotional Space Mountain for me.

The hubris of a 55 FUCKING SECOND intro on that track is admirable.

This guy breaking into the DMB voice is one of my favorite Earwolf moments as of this second!

Good ep(p)s definitely made me tear up, but in a good way

DFI AB NPFI

This episode was awesome. I also hope for a repeat with him as V & T. The absolute best would be to hear Victor doing a podcast about Dune, based on his love for the film. I could die happy.

This is the hardest I have laughed in a long time. "If somebody says they're gonna lay pipe, you're gettin' fucked"

My point wasn't that I don't like people expressing their opinions. I am ambivalent about this episode and Armen. My point was that there are alot of people who seem to enjoy being jerks to each other, instead of just saying their piece and leaving it at that. *edited to add: I enjoy arguing on the internet as much as the next guy, but I'd rather do it about something better than a totally subjective subject like whether or not some rich guy is funny.

'sup.

Now I remember why I rarely visit the forums.

If this happens, I can promise a balkan-style cover of the main theme (of Dune), heavy on the accordion. Of course, only after the episode drops, so it'll be useless.

Can we pretty please have a one-off hosted by Victor wherein he discusses Dune with his guests? Please? Hearing him quote that film is a highlight of my year.

I know, right? I was shocked (and comforted) by how many other people felt this way. When I saw the news my stomach dropped and kept dropping. Also, I am an atheist and try to live my life rationally, but I still cannot make myself listen to the earwolf sting at the end, because it will mean an ending.

10 minutes in and already more joy than sorrow. Thank you all again SO MUCH for releasing this.

SO happy that this recording happened. I'm also glad to hear that sharing stories about him helped cheer you up some. Listening to all of his old episodes is helping me cope (not that any of us can possibly compare our grief to yours). I have been yelling one-liners from Foam Corner all weekend which, frankly, is not any different from normal. I loved him and I love all of you earwolfers. Hang in there (picture a cat hanging from a tree branch) and thank you.

Here's a nice little write-up I found while grief-surfing: http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2015/02/20/387773881/the-comedy-and-good-conversation-of-harris-wittels

I think he wouldn't mind that last part but I'm so mixed up I don't even know. edited to add: Foam Corner 11 is one of my favorite moments in podcast history.

Like alot of others I registered to add my voice to the chorus. Harris added so much joy to my life, and I am genuinely feeling blindsided by how much this hurts. There aren't many days when I don't hear his voice in my head. I can't imagine how hard it must be for the Earwolf family and his friends. Sarah Silverman's tweets are especially heartbreaking. Condolences. Like brussel sprouts and broccolini, his fifteen minutes were up.