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World Record Podcast with Brendon Walsh

World Record Podcast with Brendon Walsh

By: All Things Comedy
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 The World Record Podcast is the third and final award winning podcast created and hosted by Brendon Walsh (“The Bone Zone” & “Do You Know Who Jason Segel Is?”), along with The "A-Train" Amanda. Every episode is a journey into the silly and absurd with crank calls, songs, guests, Urkel's House and much more, setting the World Record for the funniest podcast in existence.2025 All Things Comedy
Episodes
  • Episode 292: Johnny Ryan

    Episode 292: Johnny Ryan
    Jul 8 2025
    Johnny Ryan (Prison Pit, Angry Youth Comix) joins the Bee Man to talk about his new book "Campground Slut". We call some comic book stores to see if they'll carry the book and if they know who Johnny is. He also sounds a lot like Jared Fogle. Join Johnny's Patreon: https://patreon.com/JOHNNYRYAN Join our Patreon, buy merch, watch videos here: worldrecordpodcast.com
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    38 mins
  • Episode 290: Best of WRP Volume One: Part 2

    Episode 290: Best of WRP Volume One: Part 2
    Jun 24 2025
    The Beeman promised and delivered! Here's a fresh "Best of The WRP" for you featuring tons of calls and bits from WRP heavyweights Joe Randazzo, UFC Superstar Mickey Gall, Linda Underwear, Becky Lucas, Shane Mauss, Dave Waite, Duncan Trussell, Derek Waters, Ted Danson and of course The A-Train! Enjoy! And we love you! patreon.com/worldrecordpodcast worldrecordpodcast.com https://www.ruinousmedia.com/offtherecords
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    39 mins

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