Who Are These Podcasts?

Host Carl and guests Adam Bush, Vinnie Paulino, and producer Chris review Bill Maher’s interview with OnlyFans star Sophie Rain, mocking his sexual fixation and her claims of virginity.

Hosts Carl and Kaya Orson discuss the scandal involving Wheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton, who was caught accessing a pedophile chat forum on an airplane and subsequently fired.

In this episode of "He Podcast," hosts Carl and Adam Bush review David Lee Roth’s recent YouTube video, "The $30,000 Chili Dog," which details a…

In episode 759, the hosts review the celebrity podcast "Friends Keep Secrets," specifically an episode featuring Hunter Biden.

Host Carl and guests Tab Burt and Lucy Typebox dissect the chaotic recent videos of YouTuber Jerry Banfield.

Carl, Adam Bush, and Chris analyze radio hosts' blunders and discuss Bert Kreischer’s struggle with sobriety and health tracking on *2 Bears One Cave*.

Carl, Vinnie, and Chris review the rebooted "Better Half" podcast, mocking hosts Stas and Vic for their manufactured drama and obsession with set design.

The hosts discuss Mersh admitting he got his ex-girlfriend fired, followed by Bill Burr’s enthusiastic but vague recap of hosting a Guitar Center drum-off.

Hosts Kaya and Carl critique the Lindsay Clancy trial, mocking TikTok users who defend the child murderer using "forensic astrology.

Hosts Carl, Trucker Andy, and Producer Chris dissect the absurdity of dating guru Owen Cook.

The hosts of Who Are These Podcasts critique Whitney Cummings for scrapping an episode over Perez Hilton news and mock Tony Michaels’ self-important rebranding.

Hosts Carl and Jim review "The Joe Cronin Show," mocking its low-energy wrestling commentary and a clip where Cronin falls asleep on air.

Hosts Carl and Adam Bush analyze comedian Mario Bosco’s chaotic appearance on Kill Tony, where he snuck onto stage from the audience.

Carl and Mean Doug review the adult podcast *Kinky Katie’s World*, mocking hosts Kinky Katie and Stuntcock for their awkward chemistry, incoherent…

In this episode of Who Are These Podcasts, hosts Carl and Adam Bush critique Joe Mattarese’s recent podcast, mocking his new co-host Danny Rubio for poor conversational skills and technical errors.

Host Carl and guests Jen and Chris analyze recent vlogs from controversial YouTuber Jerry Banfield in this emergency episode of Who Are These Podcasts.

Host Carl Whitby and guests Tab Burt and Doug review the disturbing "Scat Podcasts by Dirty Gary," discussing its explicit content involving fecal play and pup communities.

Host Carl and guest Adam Bush investigate claims by comedian Chad Zumach that Nikki Glaser funded his special, exposing his lie through texts obtained by Cardiff Electric.

Host Carl and guest Vinny Paulino review "Misery Loves Company," focusing on host Kevin Brennan’s irrational meltdown over a new dashboard tracking Dabbleverse podcast earnings.

Hosts Carl and Adam Bush discuss Chad Zumach’s fake GoFundMe and his failed debate challenge with Pat Dixon.

Hosts Carl, Andy, and Chris brutally roast Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney’s podcast "What’s Our Podcast," mocking its repetitive improv style,…

Hosts Carl, Adam, and Chris review Kathy Griffin’s podcast, mocking her complaints about being banned from Fallon and her failed Broadway stint.

Host Carl and guests Pat Dixon and Moody dissect a recent debate between Carl and comedian Chad Zumach, mocking Chad’s implausible Thanksgiving story and lack of preparation.

Hosts Carl and Adam Bush review a cringe-worthy interview by Scorch, who awkwardly questions a musician about her family and finances.

The hosts of Wavis Podcast review a Joe Rogan Experience episode featuring Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee, mocking their discussions on music industry…

Host Carl is joined by Darren Paltrowitz and Lucy Tightbox to critique Bill Maher’s awkward Club Random interview with Kevin Spacey, analyzing…