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Jerry Seinfeld is completely stoned on this week's norm Macdonald live right?

Started listening to Criminal this weekend. It's a fun podcast. Really cool stories.

Never heard of it.

It's Barstool. Big Cat and PFT Commenter, with some hilarious guest appearances.

Started listening to Criminal this weekend. It's a fun podcast. Really cool stories.

Thanks for this recommend. I've been looking for a new podcast to binge while waiting for my weekly shows and this has been perfect. At first I was worried that it'd be yet another podcast featuring a somber narrator methodically reading a written story about a long ago crime similar to Lore or You Must Remember This. Those shows have interesting information but I can't stand... how the narrator... talks... and pauses... for... dramatic effect. It's the NPR effect.

As soon as I realized Criminal is on-location and has interviews with people close to the story I was in.

Never heard of it.

It's Barstool. Big Cat and PFT Commenter, with some hilarious guest appearances.

Oh, yeah. From the people that put out that Bruins podcast.

lol couldn't be more true @dodint. I actually stopped listening to them through the summer. Every player they had was affiliated with the Rangers/Bruins/Boston some how. Just lost interest.

I'll give it a shot in the regular season, but it went verrry heavy Boston and I really soured on it.

When their SCF recap was 20 minutes of the SCF and then an hour long interview with an old Boston scrub that is now in the Panthers front office I quit.

We talkin Spittin Chiclets, boys?

You just broke the 4th wall.

When their SCF recap was 20 minutes of the SCF and then an hour long interview with an old Boston scrub that is now in the Panthers front office I quit.

It was the jamoke Thornton, and that was the one that started to sour, it was like Krug, Eichel, Yandle, the other NY player that is friends with Whitney.

Hayes and Vesey...

I love it. Finally a podcast that speaks the same language as me (at least around the rink or around the boys)...I'd listen to Whit bull**** with Keith Yandle for as long as they're willing to talk haha

The story of Yandle spraying A.J. Bryzinski (sp?) in the face with a water bottle is one of the best things I've ever heard...

There's nothing to talk about in the summer so I don't care if it's a circle jerk. Whitney is entertaining. With that said...their SC playoff analysis was sub par and I don't care about a middling team about Boston. So they have some work to do.

The general or whatever his name tried real hard to will his Bruins to the cup even after they were out.

I didn't care for how little they talked about the match-ups, but did enjoy Whitney's takes on various hits and ref calls.

They're just there to bull****...not talk news...listen to how they talk about history or even current general gameplay...much of it is nonsense...it's not like they are experts on the game itself...Whit played, so he knows some inner workings and what not...he knows what it's like to grow up a hockey player...but none of those guys are really on the ball...they're just gassin' beers and talkin some puck...

Just discovered the Bald Move podcast network. Their tv show recaps are maybe the best out there. Listened to some Game of Thrones ones over the last few weeks. Now I'm onto Walking Dead. Theyre spot on with their analysis at all times. Very good stuff.

False. If they were you wouldn't be watching TWD.

False. If they were you wouldn't be watching TWD.

they don't give these shows a pass when they screw up. They hate what I hate.

Norm Macdonald live was at one time the best podcast out there. They've repurposed it so that it's now a definitive illustration of how being funny is a temporary thing. The guests are so terrible, but they used to be so not terrible.

Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Carey are the recent examples. These are painful people to endure. Even for just an hour.

when do people listen to podcasts?

In the car. If I'm in the garage working on stuff. In the morning when I'm at work and doing mundane repetitive tasks like service tickets. In the shower. While working out.

Any time there is silence, basically.

to and from work.

Cooking dinner, doing dishes. Mowing the lawn. While shaving. While walking from one room to another. Etc.

it would bother me having to listen to portions of episodes with those brief encounters

While working...

In a box with a fox.