Isaac Kozell

I love Martin. He's a treasure. That being said, I found it hypocritical that he went to such great lengths to degrade the woman who texted during the movie, calling her a bitch and a piece of shit, when he has no problem texting in the middle of his podcast appearance, during a game of Chart Goose that requires his full attention. Your mom could've waited ten minutes to hear back about those Christmas cards, Haverchuck.

Barack you like a Herman Cain

This episode reminds me of the time Stitches was walking down the street, saw two sausage links, then looked up and said, "Ay dios mio."

Pretty sure I heard the plugs theme playing at H&M this weekend.

Apollo 9 by Adam Ant Goddamn this was such a great episode. I was nerding out on all of the hip hop talk. In the Pink tampon tossing story, the sound effects led me to believe that she removed and threw not one, but two tampons. Can anyone confirm this?

Reason #18 to love Gillian: "Malcolm Jamal Warner from A Clockwork Orange."

My favorite line from the whole show (even though it wasn't part of a scene) was Pamela's "Carmen from that I know..." Farmer's Market Question: Can I have a bite of that?

Ron Cuddlebunches, what a sweetie!

I like Workaholics and Adam's character on the show. That being said, I'm always hoping that the real life Adam will show himself to be much different than the guy he plays on the show. I have yet to see it, bro.

That "Dinner with the Parents" scenario would make an excellent stand-up bit.

Anyone know when this podcast festival is? (Please respond in either a singsongy or morning radio DJ voice.)

I love Zach so much. His "Pretenders" joke and "Ed Hardy Bible" reference were highlights for me. One question: Who the hell wrote that terrible Bonobos copy?

A lot of valuable advice in this episode. Nice work on the "beach poop" callbacks too.

I really like Jon Daly despite the fact that he once followed me on Twitter just long enough to DM and ask for weed when he was coming to Pittsburgh. I replied with my regrets because I was going to be out of town. He immediately unfollowed me.

Earwolf is spreading its paws and to that I say, "Kudos." I've always been fascinated by both Har Mar Superstar and Macaulay Culkin. When I saw this episode posted, I thought it would be a really wild trip. But eh, not so much. Sean acknowledged that it's a work in progress. I would like to hear how he develops as an interviewer, especially since he runs in some unusual circles. It's hard to judge a podcast on the first episode, so I'll give it a couple more tries. I rate this episode PANTS.

TG4PFT

I've always loved Zach as Gabe on The Office but never took the time to check him out elsewhere. He was excellent in this episode.

Can't stop thinking about a Shia LaBeouf ice cream movie. Any Given Sundae, perhaps?

So, so good. Lennon's male characters had me gasping for breath. The rapid fire crossover jokes from bit to bit show how brilliant each of these four are. Thanks for such an amazing episode!

Jesus Christ, why didn't someone warn me?!

Holy Helmut Döring, great episode! Always a fan of PFT's Herzog. Paul Scheer killed. Brent Weinbach is the new King of R&B. I would say more but I gotta hop on my fixie and ride like hell to the nearest cinemaplex to catch Premium Rush.

Considering a move to Humboldt County.

As a fan of both Unicorns and Islands, I was surprised and delighted to hear Nick on Who Charted. I agree with Kulap when she said that it's nice to have a professional musician weigh in on the music chart. For those whose feathers were ruffled by some of his opinions please know that Nick has always had a dry, tongue-in-cheek sense of humor. I'm not saying that he actually likes Linkin Park and Green Day. But I think he was stretching his comments to comedic proportions to fit his role as guest on a comedy podcast. Also, my respect for Kulap's musical taste grows deeper. Purity Ring last week. Grimes this week. Keep it up, Ku!

I might be developing a 'lil crush on Chelsea Peretti, despite the fact that she sang a Ludacris song as an example of DMX's famous misogyny.

My favorite line of the show: "A buncha oil!" I also wanted to offer a suggestion for the next round of Stamps.com commercial copy: "Stamps dot com. Stick it to the man...the MAIL-man (zany clown horn?)."