Rick Glassman: all My Show Notes appearances

Sal Vulcano takes his shoes off for the fifth time, this time in New York with Rick Glassman and Alvin the dog. It is a loose, silly hang: a labrum torn holding his daughter’s hand in the car, the hunt for the Is It Cake? knockoff, a vocal-coach bit, Family Feud hosts, a bluffing game about Cedar Point and Monopoly, Trump impressions, and Burt’s Bees “magic” at home.

Sam Morril makes his fifth TYSO visit and his first on the East Coast, in a New York studio with Rick’s dog Alvin roaming the set. Rick is halfway through Sam’s new Netflix special, Incorrect, which sets off a running gag. From there: a Dave Attell story from the Comedy Store back door, Rick’s Budapest bit, NYC burger spots, Jaws and Titanic trivia, taping the special at Tampa Theatre, and the charities each of them backs.

Are You Garbage’s H. Foley and Kevin Ryan take their shoes off for a third time to plug their new special, American Garbage . Foley talks about losing 120 pounds and getting sober, and they ask Rick how Foley should have handled running into Glen Powell again at a Luke Combs show.

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Rick Glassman welcomes Jeremiah Watkins back for TYSO #372 (3.0) with the usual shoes-off living-room chaos. Cold open covers retreat photos, theme-music resets, plastic-bottle water shame, then Helix Sleep and PrizePicks reads interrupted by Jeremiah loving PrizePicks and Rick’s tour dates (Salt Lake, Philly, Tacoma).

Ike Barinholtz’s first TYSO with Rick: MADtv, a one-letter rebrand, basketball’s global reach, and Sundays at iO West.

Rick’s NYC sleepover with Mark Normand: a cold open, late shows, a documentary idea, and Chaplin’s zigzag.

Matt McCusker of Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast (MSSP) meets Rick Glassman for the first time. They talk about MSSP, basketball, strong girls and plenty more.

Mark Normand takes his shoes off for the seventh time. He and Rick talk travel fatigue, tall people and hook shots, the anatomy of confidence, puns, comedy craft and momentum, insecurity, viral moments, Seinfeld, introversion, Disney trips, backstage etiquette, specials (including his Netflix hour None Too Pleased ), and Vegas health scares. Plus Taran Killam’s apology.

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Bobby Lee takes his shoes off for the fourth time and the bickering starts at the door: gummy vitamins, a lonely year and Wim Wenders’ Perfect Days , wanting a dog despite his germ phobia, past trauma and work stress, roast culture, texting boundaries, a live phone call to comedian Vinnie about a double-booked night, a call to Rainn Wilson, whether it’s okay to share someone’s phone number, and Rick nervously checking the Premier League scores as an Arsenal fan.

The lost episode, recorded days before 2.0: OCD panics, backhanded compliments, whether Bobby’s career is more diverse than Jo Koy’s, his discomfort with stand-up and an awkward early moment with Bill Burr, terrible accents, auditions, bootleg sketches and comedy-club memories.

Bobby Lee is back for a second recording in a week (the first was derailed by beta-blockers). He and Rick try to understand their connection, why Bobby feels belittled, his career, the future of podcasting, his Magic: The Gathering obsession, OCD and quirks, nursery rhymes and fables, and friendship.

Bobby Lee visits Rick Glassman’s apartment for the first time, and it takes three restarts before the interview settles. Once it does, Bobby talks openly about the abuse he went through as a child in Minnesota, getting sober at 17, finding improv with Gary Austin, and starting at the La Jolla Comedy Store as a bar back and doorman. He also shares the advice Mitzi Shore gave him and explains how TigerBelly changed his career.