This week on We Think It's Funny, hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff are thrilled to welcome his first appearance on the show: the legendary Alan Bursky! As the youngest comic to ever hit Carson's 'Tonight Show' stage, Alan dives into unbelievable stories from the golden era of comedy and Hollywood - The chaos, fame, cocaine culture, and unforgettable moments of the 70s and 80s comedy scene. You WON'T want to miss this one!

Get ready to laugh out loud in this all-new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, featuring the incredibly talented stand-up comedian Ocean Glapion! Joining hilarious hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff, the premier touring comic and Comedy Central alumnus delivers his signature witty insights and uproarious banter to the studio. Known for his side-splitting stories about single fatherhood, touring the country with Deon Cole, and performing at legendary venues like the Hollywood Improv, Ocean dives deep into the comedy craft, Hollywood backstage anecdotes, and current events. Don't miss this must-watch new stand-up comedy interview full of clever commentary and laugh-out-loud moments. Stream the latest episode of We Think It's Funny with Ocean Glapion now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, or YouTube!

Comedian and actor Danny Jolles (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) joins Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff on We Think It's Funny to swap stories about the daily grind of the comedy business. Moving away from standard industry shop-talk, the three dive into the specific absurdities of life on the road, the psychology of commanding a room, and the shifting dynamics of modern stand-up. It's an honest, funny conversation that ditches the cynicism, offering a sharp but genuinely warm look at what it actually takes to make people laugh for a living.

In this hilarious and fast-paced new episode of We Think It's Funny, legendary comedian George Wallace joins the show to share his incomparable wit and decades of wisdom from the front lines of stand-up. Known as the "Guy Who Can Make Anyone Laugh," Wallace dives into his signature observational humor, riffing on the absurdities of daily life and sharing unforgettable stories from his storied career in Las Vegas and beyond. Whether he's dissecting "stupid stuff" people say or exchanging classic comedic insights with the hosts, George's infectious energy and sharp timing make this a must-watch episode for any comedy fan. Be sure to tune in for an hour of pure, unadulterated laughter with one of the absolute masters of the craft.

In a brand-new episode of the We Think It's Funny podcast, comedian Greg Romero Wilson joins hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff for a lively and nostalgic conversation. The episode features a deep dive into Greg and Daniel's early days in the New York comedy scene, where the two spent time together at the now legendary Underground Lounge. Beyond the industry shop talk, Greg opens up about his roots, sharing stories of his upbringing in Texas and the journey that eventually led him from the suburbs of Dallas to the bright lights of stage and screen. It's an episode packed with comedy history, personal reflections, and the effortless chemistry of old friends catching up.

Get ready for a powerhouse season premiere of We Think It's Funny as we kick off Season 8 with the incredibly talented Alex Edelman! Fresh off the massive success of his hit Broadway show, Alex joins us for an expansive conversation that bridges the gap between comedy legends and the raw reality of the craft. He shares the invaluable advice he's received from icons like Jerry Seinfeld, Steve Martin, and Billy Crystal, while also taking us back to the early years of grinding it out in the New York scene. Beyond the laughs, Alex opens up about the poignant loss of a close friend and offers a unique look at his current life inside the writers' room. It's an episode filled with old memories, deep vulnerability, and plenty of insight; you won't want to miss this one!

In the Season 7 wrap-up of We Think It's Funny, Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff reflect on every episode from the season. Tune in for stories, laughs, and a thoughtful look back.

For the epic Season 7 finale of We Think It's Funny, Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff sit down with the legendary Patton Oswalt for a conversation that is as profound as it is hilarious. While the trio dives into the legacy of Ratatouille and the craft of comedy, the heart of the episode lies in Patton's candid reflections on the complexities of life; from the joys of fatherhood and finding new love to the raw, transformative process of grieving and moving forward after loss. It is a vulnerable, wide-ranging exploration of what truly matters when the spotlight fades, making it the perfect closing note for a stellar season.