The fourth edition of Important Records. Recorded live at Saki Records on November 29, 2014.
Seth Vanek and Eiren Caffall performed two songs from Songs: Ohia's "Didn't It Rain" and Seth talked about the album.
Christy LeMaster talked about Neautral Milk Hotel's "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea" and REINS performed two songs from the album.
Brandon Wetherbee talked about PJ Harvey's "Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea" and Rock Falls performed three songs from the album.
Live at the Library of Congress
You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 year anniversary show.
A very special episode recoded in the Coolidge Auditorium at the Library of Congress.
A conversation with Nicholas A. Brown, Music Specialist & Concert Producer, Music Division, about the LoC Civil Rights exhibit.
A conversation with Susan Reyburn, Library of Congress Publishing Office, about the LoC Sports Collection.
A conversation with Gene DeAnna, Head of Recorded Sound at the Library of Congress about the LoC National Jukebox Registry.
A conversation with Todd Harvey, Folklife Specialist, American Folklife Center about Pete Seeger.
Performance from Haywood Turnipseed Jr.
Performances by Jonny Grave of Pete Seeger songs throughout the show.
You, Me, Them, Everybody Live 5 year anniversary show.
Josh Kuderna for a chat
Christine Ferrera for laughs
Ben O'Brien for laughs
Tup and Pete for laughs/songs
MOTHERKNUCKLE for dinosaurs
DDm for music
Ian Graham for house band
Hampden Mansion for venue
Baltimore for city
Daniel Knox for music
Daniel Kibblesmith for Twitter
Curtis Cook for laughts
Mike "McBeardo" McPadden for Heavy Metal Movies
Patrick Bertoletti and Joey Chestnut for competitive eating
The Comfort Station for venue
The Comedy Exposition for festival
Chicago for city
Deadbeat interprets songs and Brandon Wetherbee talks about Beck's "Mutations"
Rock Falls interprets songs and Seth Vanek talks about Paul Simon's "Graceland"
Gabe Liebowitz interprets songs and Joe McAdam talks about Neil Young's "On The Beach"
saki records for venue
Chicago for city
Isaac Gillespie for house band
Kerryn Feehan for laughts
Myka Fox for laughs
Adam Friedland for a NY Update
The Creek and The Cave for venue
NYC for city
Dan Ronan live at the Hungry Brain
This is a re-run of a segment from a show recorded at the Hungry Brain in April 2011.
Dan Ronan passed away on Friday. Please read these posts by Joe McAdam and Drew Michael.
Live at The Creek and The Cave with Phoebe Robinson, Peter Heyneman, Sewing Machines
Phoebe Robinson for perfect guest/Blaria
Peter Heyneman for birthday future dad
Sewing Machines for music
The Creek and The Cave for venue
New York City for city
An odd/fun 'comedy' roundtable with Nate Bargatze, Stephanie Hasz, Ben Kronberg, Seth Olenick. Buy Seth's book Funny Business here.
Imaginary Radio (Drennon Davis and Nick Stargu) for funny music
Landlady for music
The New Movement for venue
Austin for city.
Thanks to our sponsors:
The Wonderland Ballroom in Washington DC
Jeppson's Malort available in Chicago
Live at The Down & Over with Tea Krulos, Sammy Arechar, Ugly Brothers, Stephanie Hasz, Old Earth
Tea Krulos for real life superheroes
Sammy Arechar for stand up
Ugly Brothers for music
Stephanie Hasz for co-host
Old Earth for house band
The Down & Over for venue
Milwaukee for city
Live at R Bar with Diana Metzger, Dave Zog, CJ Toledano, Sara Armour, Terence Leclere, James Fritz
Diana Metzger for L.A. woman
Dave Zog for sex wax
CJ Toledano for "Blank Check"
Sara Armour for brothers
Terence Leclere for girl songs
James Fritz for pies
R Bar for venue
Greg Proops is the host of "The Smartest Man in the World."
Trace Dominguez for D News. Watch Trace on the D News YouTube page and on TestTube.com.
Kat Timpf for stand up.
Jenn Tisdale for "Hey...you up?"
Haywood Turnipseed Jr for "Color Commentary."
Gangnam Style for up-and-coming a capella.
Wonderland Ballroom for venue.
W. Kamau Bell is the host of "Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell." The program returns to FX on May 9. The talk show will go to five nights a week this fall on FXX.
Here's W. Kamua Bell, Nato Green and Janine Brito on You, Me, Them, Everybody from November 2011.
Sara Benincasa for advice on life and love.
James Fritz for a family story.
Zach Lupetin of The Dustbowl Revival for music.
Brandon Wetherbee for host, Stephanie Hasz for co-host,Silverlake Lounge for venue.
Eleven of the best comedic performances from You, Me, Them, Everybody Live in 2012.
11. Katie McVay at the Hungry Brain
10. Ben Kronberg at The Creek and The Cave
9. Carolyn Busa at The Grape Room
8. Randy Syphax at the Wonderland Ballroom
7. Jenn Tisdale at the Wonderland Ballroom
6. Matty Litwack at the Wonderland Ballroom
5. Jamel Johnson at the Wonderland Ballroom
4. Liza Treyger at The Whistler
3. The Puterbaugh Sisters at the Hungry Brain
2. James Fritz at the Hungry Brain
1. Star Spangled Stanley Adams at The Whistler
Eleven of the best musical performances from You, Me, Them, Everybody Live in 2012
11. Trevor McSpadden at the Hungry Brain
10. Shark Week at the Wonderland Ballroom
9. Ryan McLaughlin at the Wonderland Ballroom
8. The Harrow at The Whistler
7. Gordon Withers at the Wonderland Ballroom
6. Gabe Liebowitz at the Hungry Brain
5. Washerwoman at the Wonderland Ballroom
4. Rock Falls at Saki Records
3. Deadbeat at the Hungry Brain
2. Daniel Knox at Saki Records
1. Scott Lucas at the Hungry Brain
Live at the Creek and the Cave with Ben Kronberg, Brian Moylan and Ned Hepburn
First show at The Creek and the Cave. It's a long, weird one. That place is awesome.
Ben Kronberg is comfortable with silence. He is impressive.
Brian Moylan is a kick-ass writer and kick-ass talk show guest. This is his third appearance. He's done the show in three different boroughs. He is an inspiration above and below the belt. We both love "Drag Race."
Ned Hepburn has gone from wandering hipster to not as wandering Editor-At-Large for Death and Taxes. He did the talk show four years ago before we did it in front of people. He is my friend. I like Ned.
Final anniversary show. It's a long one. It's a weird one. Lynyrd Skynyrd makes an appearance.
Live from the Hungry Brain with Everything Is Terrible, Matty Ryan and Angela James
Weird audio. Listen on speakers, it'll sound better.
How to see baseball for free.
Everything Is Terrible is branching out. We are excited.
Matty Ryan is funny.
Angela James sings beautiful songs.
Esmeralda Leon is the co-host. Hungry Brain is the venue. Stephanie Hasz is the warm-up comic.
The tamale guy makes an appearance.
