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The Doug Benson and Graham Elwood show in Columbus last week was awesome, going to the Kyle Dunnigan Show this weekend in Dayton, Ohio. Anyone else?

I was listening to this the entire way to a Doug Benson show yesterday. Really made the show better knowing how high he was.

I'm gonna miss doug a bunch, I'm sure Frank and other replacements will be awesome though. On another note I thought this topic was called Earwolf without (Erectile Dysfunction).

This was an awesome surprise, for some reason I thought we wouldn't be hearing this until September.

@sean Sweet, I'll look for a Sean name tag just in case.

Considering most of the guests start doing the yelling thing on their own or ask if they are allowed to do it as well I highly doubt they don't enjoy it.

All of that sounds good to me. I think being able to have some more information in your profile page would help too, maybe have it show how many posts you've made.

Loved the episode, anytime you talk with a host of one of the other podcasts I listen to it is doubly informative. When you guys started talking about how a lot of the shows are being made into TV shows it got me thinking. If these shows take off do you think it will kill the podcast that they are based on?

You sir are WRONG.

I saw that the earwolf facebook had posted the story about the new streaming law http://act.demandprogress.org/act/ten_strikes/?referring_akid=a1686551.512172.C8AC33&source=auto-e and was wondering if the wolf den was going to address what it means for future and past shows if it were to get passed. A show about the laws of podcasting in general might be good as podcasting is still..."The Wild West".

I find myself going to see movies I really really didn't want to see because of this podcast. It is a lot more fun to have JUST watched the movie and then listen to these so you can relate. This is definitely one movie I was avoiding at all costs but I know that the crazy CG in it will make for a good episode.

I really want a full version of Don't Fry for Me Marge and Tina, I was crying laughing so hard when he started that.

I loved this episode. It really struck a chord with me when they started talking about going to shows alone as I have been doing this for awhile with what little shows I get in the area. For me these podcasts give me a relationship with "live" comedy I have never had since we don't get much in ohio/indiana. Just the other day I finally saw someone with a Sklarbro Country shirt on and had an awesome random talk. Jeff is really right when he talks about the fan base communicating with each other and the overall kindness of the crowd.

I had only heard Reggie perform on CBB and when he was on Conan last week it really blew me away. His music is so memorable too, I sing along to it at work no matter when I'm listening to it. It's made some awkward meetings.

Someone needs to add "Jeremy Piven!" over top of that, doesn't sound right without it.

Wait, people actually live in Hawaii? I thought it was just Dog the Bounty Hunter.

This became my summah song instantly after hearing it for the first time last month. People don't make enough frantic music about booty shaking these days.

Without differences in their opinions there would be no fuel for the comedy fire.

Ohio here! Not a very strong comedy community around it seems. I drove down to Cincinnati last week to see Kyle Dunnigan and Doug Benson and Graham Elwood are coming to Columbus next month so I'll be going to that. Would love to know if other Earwolfians will be there.