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I guess they're outside of Earwolf now? Let's give it a go, see if a restart means the quality will be back up again. On a sidenote, I'm not really feeling the Patreon thing.. ofcourse no one is forcing me to become a patron, but everyone and their brother is now asking for a monthly subscription, and it's starting to feel a bit like being needled to economical death.

Can we all agree that Pat Francis is one of the best NNF guests? Can we also agree that Elliot's thumb ring is infuriating?

God, those Christmas cards make me uncomfortable.. clearly a lot of time has been spent on them, and yet they're still kind of awful!

Always love these guestless episodes. And I find it hilarious that Jimmy thinks Grey's Anatomy is for middle aged women, yet Nashville somehow isn't (and I don't watch either).

Oh wow, this week's guest is a secretary from an '80s comedy!

I love Garon dearly, he's essential to the greatness of NNF.. but he also seems to hardly know how to use Google.. Jotting down things on a piece of paper might just kill him.

Yep, love Suicide House, but still find Paul Rust's creepies guy kind of self-indulgent and dull. It didn't help that all the other characters stopped saying anything and sort of disappeared.

I kind of hate this eating-on-mic thing that NNF has adopted the last couple of months..

As far as I know, nobody from the NNF team reads these boards - better idea is to post it on NNF's Facebook page. Jimmy'll still not see it, but Matt or Elliot might. Jon Hamm is an NNF Hall-of-Famer, never disappoints.

One of the best new NNF guests in years. Utterly delightful.

Victor and Tiny are the best. Willie is best never heard of again,

I appreciate that Jimmy was having a hard time, but I really think that has nothing to do with it. it falls squarely on the nature of the guest and how familiar the NNF guys were with him.

Yeah, this is my least favourite flavour of NNF. The best Never Not Funny is a conversation, a give and take, the show really loses something when Jimmy is too referential towards a guest. This was just kind of dull.

Matt's "We'll high five about this later, John" was sublime. (That whole exchange is worth the video alone, btw.)

I do get the distinct feeling that you haven't really asked listeners what they'd like to see in a paid service - I'm purely talking about how people like to listen to podcasts, not regarding new content. For example, it seems to me that there are quite a few people who'd still prefer to simply download an mp3 that they then can use on any device of their choosing, and that this is coming as a bit of a surprise to you.