The official Dry Bar Comedy podcast, the only podcast where you can get to know and laugh with your favorite Dry Bar comedians. Hosted by Taylor Nielson and Jordan Makin.
Taylor, Jordan, and special guest, Holland Haycock (social media producer and best friend of the podcast), talk about their favorite moments from season one of the podcast, both on camera and behind the scenes.
Karen Rontowski educates the podcast about ghosts, auras, and even does a tarot card reading, revealing the future of the Utah Jazz and the true nature of Jordan and Taylor's friendship.
On a distinctly verbose episode of the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast, Spence Roper reveals his controversial opinions on raisin cookies, the three situations he's not prepared for, the merits of bullying, the entry policies of the mysterious Redwood Theater, and so much more.
Taylor and Jordan look back at some of our favorite Dry Bar bits about the Olympics, running through all the associated topics of: the worst shoes to run a marathon in, how many USA gold medalists they can name, what Olympic event they would invent, and which Dry Bar comedian wins comedy gold.
Josh Fonokalafi is on the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast this week, sharing some basics on Polynesian lingo, problematic mascots, his path to stand-up, performing comedy at sad events, Titanic propaganda, and the worst thing you can do in a driving test.
The hilarious Tom Clark is on the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to discuss old timey candies, being the first Dry Bar comedian ever released, the new Utah Hockey Club, serving a Catholic mission in Mexico, embarrassing audition experiences, mean comments, electric scooters, and the least intimidating gang name you've ever heard.
Jordan and Taylor watch and chat about some of the best Dry Bar Comedy clips about conspiracies covering the moon landing, COVID, Jordan's real life encounter with Big Foot, and the favorite conspiracies of Dry Bar fans.
Tyler Boeh hangs with the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to postulate unorthodox parenting hacks, childhood lunches, pandemic beards, the confusing name of West Virginia, strange energy drinks, and the best beatboxing techniques. Plus, special guest host Steve Soelberg!
Karen Morgan returns to the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast bringing news of strange childhood TV programming, accidentally stealing a man-child’s identity, an update on her generational material, a stand-up show for funeral home directors, Disney adults, and cracking the code of Gen-Z slang.
Taylor and Jordan celebrate the 4th of July with patriotic discussions of the Declaration of Independence, the nature of hot dogs, the U.S. dollar, American stereotypes, and a reasonable budget for fireworks.
Pete JR graces the podcast with insightful takes on his comedy career, the strange world of cereal mascots, surfing lingo, and the future of AI in comedy.
Alaina Hirschi drops by the Dry Bar Pod to lend her expertise on flirting, fashion, ADHD drivers, personality tests, and pick up lines for any occasion.
Jordan and Taylor highlight some of their favorite Dry Bar bits about vacations, covering the obligatory overeating, animal attacks, stress, lettuce rehydration, romance, and waterparks that come with it.
Travis Tate brings the charisma to the Dry Bar Comedy podcast with hilarious revelations on getting married at 17, WWE fantasies, his worst comedy gig, the original pony express, plus-size fashion, and his day job as a mailman.
Heath Harmison drops by the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to chat about sneezing habits, working at an old folks home, anxious dogs, Jordan's cats, performing comedy with his son, and much much more.
In honor of all the college graduates out there, Taylor and Jordan listen and react to some of the best Dry Bar bits about college.
Bob Smiley swings by the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to chat about the bizarre experience of performing at a waterpark, his favorite mean comments, how his first gig shaped his career, and the most extremely frugal hotel hacks you’ve ever heard.
Ryan Erwin joins The Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to compare the states he’s lived in, brag about his collection of dinosaur shirts, hype up the New York Rat Czar, take down prank shows, and share about his unique path from middle school teacher to comedian.
Collin Moulton makes a memorable appearance on the Dry Bar Comedy podcast with stories of dog misidentification, mobile DJing, the weirdest gig he's ever done, being among the first Dry Bar comedians to go viral, and his recent trip to his ancestral land of Moulton, England.
Jordan Makin is in the hot seat to talk about the release of his new Dry Bar special “Ugly Kids”. They also cover growing up sheltered, Jordan’s comedy origin story, the nuances of sweating on stage, real life murderers, Australian accents, and their all-time favorite podcast comments.
Shayne Smith is back at the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast with hot takes on Dune, Lord Of The Rings, Star Wars, and all things nerdish. He also talks giving up soda for Lent and responds to the internet's opinions on his last podcast appearance.
Bringing gifts of drive-thru Golden Corral and Seven Eleven beverages, Alex Velluto talks his path to comedy greatness, his first joke, attending the Black Panther premiere, the other Alex Velluto, and which crustaceans live forever.
Jason Love shares about embarrassing moments from his time as a child actor, the brutality of hockey, his favorite clubs to perform in, and how he defines success in his career.
Comedy legend Jeff Allen is on the podcast to talk IHOP slumps, how working clean made his act more creative, his fabricated third child, performing comedy in churches, and how his spiritual journey has affected his life and stand-up through the years.
Andy Erikson lends her idiosyncratic hilarity to the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast sharing In-N-Out ordering anxieties, notes on her comedy from Norm Macdonald, causing chaos on stage, mean comments from her mom, and jokes that were just too weird for the audience.
Kerri Pomarolli visits the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to discuss how high school dynamics last well beyond high school, using past relationships in her comedy, coping with mean internet comments, the strange specifications of Hallmark scripts, and her brief appearance on Judge Judy.
Marc Yaffee pulls up to the pod to discuss performing stand up at 20,000 feet, teaching driver’s ed, working at the DMV, and being one of the few Native American comics working today.
Paul Sheffield’s on the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast discussing the power struggle of doing dishes, weird roommates, lazy microwaving techniques, and his early comedy career at Applebee’s.
Josh Blue swings by the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to talk about his majorly multilingual father, bachelor's degree in stand up comedy, part-time gig as an Olympic soccer player and how cerebral palsy informs his act.
Andy Gold blesses the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast with his opinions on mean YouTube comments, bed wetters, his viral “roasting kids” videos, what not to film on your phone, and why he doesn’t feel bad for those eaten by wildlife.
