Episode 001 — The Wit and Wisdom of the West with Dalton Wilcox

[StevoDoccerson 97]

This is the closest I've come to passing out from laughter. Holy shit.

[mfnpjparty 142]

"In fairness Russel's here under false pretenses and he's been a real good sport."

 

Might it be the greatest moment in podcast history?

[JacobCrites 4977]

"In fairness Russel's here under false pretenses and he's been a real good sport."

 

Might it be the greatest moment in podcast history?

Yes

[Booze Hammer 3]

I loved Dalton on Comedy Bing Bong. I would love even more to regularly hear the Poet Laureate Hunter of the Creatures of the Night of the West on Earwolf.

[cheatballs 1]

This was great! Laughed out loud at beans under toast. LOVE U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[nathanpierce 400]

How ironic:

 

http://nypost.com/2014/02/16/rosie-perez-book-spills-details-on-long-running-feud-with-j-lo/

[KyleSteinhauser 4]

I'm a faithful Earwolf listener since the beginning and this has got to be one of the best and funniest podcasts I've ever heard saunter its way into my earholes.

 

Can we please just get Andy and PFT to do a podcast where they just talk to each other in different characters all day?

[tortoisebeats 113]

I'm a faithful Earwolf listener since the beginning and this has got to be one of the best and funniest podcasts I've ever heard saunter its way into my earholes.

 

Can we please just get Andy and PFT to do a podcast where they just talk to each other in different characters all day?

 

Hello friend. I have good news for you if you want/need more Andy Daly/PFT. They did a live episode of CBB (live tour 2013 LA) with Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don DiMelo. Its better than you can even imagine.

 

Also PFT's "Dead Authors Podcast"

 

Episode 15 http://thedeadauthorspodcast.libsyn.com/chapter-15-the-marquis-de-sade-featuring-andy-daly

Andy Daly as the Marquis de Sade (basically French Revolution Don Dimelo)

 

Episode 2 http://thedeadauthorspodcast.libsyn.com/chapter-2-robert-louis-stevenson-featuring-andy-daly

Andy Daly as Robert Louis Stevenson (basically Scottish August Lindt in my mind)

[BrianBouton 32]

I want to complain about how funny this podcast was. I slipped my headphones on and rode the train to class but was constantly annoyed by how loud I was laughing and feeling something my doctor calls "pleasure."

 

I'd like to request you turn everything down from eleven to five for future episodes so I don't experience so many feelings, facial contortions, and oral outbursts on my regular commute. More specifically, tell Andy Daly not to be so talented; it's really annoying to those of us who aren't. Also, who the hell does this Paul F. Tompkins think he is coming on to so many podcasts and making them immeasurably better?

 

Betsy Sodaro's "Fly Girl" Cowgirl was funny on too many levels made better by her voice, so can she please be funnier on fewer levels and in a dull monotone?

 

Sean Conroy can pretty much take the same notes as Sodaro. I don't like that he's funny and a talented poet. Stick to one or the other but tone it down on either.

 

And the band was too funny both as comedians and musicians. Tell them to tone that down on future episodes.

[Vinshlomo 6]

Where can I buy a CD of PFT background laughter?

[BruceWayn 2]

might be the best goddamn podcast I ever did see

[Mathey 419]

Third re-listen. Still hilarious.

[DanielJohnson 94]

 

I'll settle for Aukerman and Scott.

 

As in Adam Scott Aukerman? Wishes do come true!

[MikeSamonek 11]

Late to the party, just catching these genius episodes. I have listened to this episode three times now

 

"It maybe lacks poetry? To just come out and say , 'I wrap my pillow around my dick and bring myself to climax?'"

 

"I'm sayin' you figure out a way to rhyme it!"

 

That's one of my favorite exchanges in podcast history. the disgust in Dalton's voice (and the quickness that Andy came up with it) gets me every time.

[AstronautDown 282]

I still check every week for new episodes. I know one day there will be one, it has to...

[AJValliant 266]

I still check every week for new episodes. I know one day there will be one, it has to...

 

You are not alone. Sometimes in the night I can here the ghostly wail of a 9th episode featuring Cactus Tony and a sidebyside named Gretchen.

[Greatbob Umber 73]

Looking back, this episode still represents the pinnacle of podcasting in my eyes.

[Joe Lerini 7329]

Re-listened to this one last night on a whim, and loved absolutely every second of it. This show is phenomenal.

[MaryAliceOrchard 61]

I fell out when Betsy started rhymin' about bein' a Fly Girl, jesus fuck ahahahhahahahahahaha

[DelinoDeshields 103]

So glad people appreciate Betsy Sodaro's work here. She's nearly a reg on improv4humans you guys and she just did Lapkus's show http://www.earwolf.com/show/with-special-guest-lauren-lapkus/ Also, bewildered, as great as this was was not EP 4 with August Lindt magic?

[SteveHalloran 85]

One year ago we had no clue the genius that was to follow the next 8 weeks. Happy anniversary and hope we get a second season!

[ConnorCoghlan 29]

I relistened to this the other night (apparently on the anniversary of the show according to suckeredyou! Unless he's suckered me. I had no idea). "Why Am I Still Here" by The Journeymen has been stuck in my head ever since, so I decided to record a cover

 

[McSmashington 521]

This may be too late to post this, but Betsy's cowgirl/flygirl poem is one of my favourite moments in any podcast I've listened to.

 

Fingers crossed for season two.

[orphan yachts 217]

took me too long to figure this out: you must buy your wife at least as much jewelry as you buy your (w)horse - Dalton Wilcox

 

[McSmashington 521]

took me too long to figure this out: you must buy your wife at least as much jewelry as you buy your (w)horse - Dalton Wilcox

 

This changes everything!