Dylan Brody's Neighbor's Couch Revisited

My favorite album of, well, the decade, and maybe all times, is "Blue Eyes, The Harlot, The Queer, The Pusher, and Me" by Waylon Payne. On this episode I chat Waylon up about the record and more. Additional deets on the website soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the podcast branches out into different areas, allow me to introduce Nefesh Mountain. They are a bluegrass band with a Jewish influence. Check them out. I will post more details when this goes up on the main website. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author Jeffrey Cohen (aka EJ Copperman) stops by to talk about writing, comedy, screenplays, Asperger Syndrome, Young Frankenstein, and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Craig Shoemaker stops by to discuss the NFL, virtual comedy shows, his new online course Enlightened Up, and, as always, he sings Les Miz. Follow Criag on Twitter @TheLovemaster and on Instagram at OfficialCraigShoemaker. Tell him the Couchmaster sent ya! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You know W. Earl Brown from Deadwood. Do you know about Bloodworth, Sacred Cowboys, and Something About Mary? Earl and I cover all that, plus concerts, Chicago, theater work, writing. This is a good one. Check it out.

Wendy Liebman stops by to talk Twitter, America's Got Talent, Howard Stern, virtual comedy shows, car wrecks, and much more. Lots of fun this one.

Writer, Producer and Rolling Stone contributing editor David Wild stops by to talk music journalism, writing for the Grammys, music during COVID, Beatles, Brad Paisley, and much more. Check it out and find out more about David's adventures on Twitter @wildaboutmusic

Dennis Carlin and I swap stories about our childhoods, Arby's, and driving cross country. We also talk about police abuse of power, Twitter, and more George Carlin than either of us anticipated. (Apologies for the audio quality. It improves as the show goes on)

Legendary actor Ed Asner joins me to talk about acting, his love for theater, the US response to COVID, The Ed Asner Family Center, and more. Check it out!

Singer, songwriter and author Radney Foster joins me to talk about singing, songwriting, authoring, and more. Find Radney on the web at RadneyFoster.com. Check out his book, For You To See The Stars. Purchase every copy of Del Rio, TX, 1959 available because you need them.

MIT Professor of Theater Arts Alan Brody joins me to talk about his work as a playwright, actor, and teacher. If you have any interest in the theater arts at all, this one is for you.

Friend of the show Paul Myers RE-visits Couch RE-visited (how meta is that!) to talk about his gig hosting the Record Store Day podcast. Also there is a Metallica reference in the title that only cool listeners will catch. Check it out.

Writer, Director and Producer Steve Skrovan stops by to talk about Everybody Loves Raymond, Hot In Cleveland, Fred & Vinnie, The Ralph Nader Radio Hour, and much more. There is a little bit of everything for everybody in this one. Check it out.

Comedian and positive human Myq Kaplan joins me to talk about doing comedy in quarantine, faith traditions, his experiences with Ayahuascha, and a hint of Judaism.

Friend of the pod Myq Kaplan shared a track from his new album, AKA, that he has allowed me to beam directly to Couch listeners. This is NOT a paid spot. Just spreading the joy. The Couch always supports its guests. Why do I keep referring to myself as a couch? Anyway, it's a funny clip. Check it out. Pre-order AKA, also known as pre-order, here: http://myqkaplan.com/buy/

Titus Welliver stops by to talk about Bosch, cattle dogs, jazz, and some Deadwood. Check it out!

Danny Deraney stops by to talk about public relations, Crisis PR, staying positive during tough times, impulse purchases, allergies, metal music, and more. So much fun. Check it out.

Excellent chat with Jamie Kilstein about comedy, music, Twitter addiction, politics, MMA, wrestling. Check it out. Something for everyone here.

Eli Braden and I chat about late night television, comedy music, projects he is working on, being quarantined, Stern show, and much more. Check it out.

Jackie Kashian stops by to talk about the Jackie and Laurie Show, The Dork Forest, and to just generally geek out with me about stand-up comedy.