Stavvy's World

Robert Smigel, comedy writer and creator of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, reminisces about his path from pre-dental plans to SNL and TV Funhouse. He reveals Triumph’s origin, teases Letterman stories, and previews his new podcast Humor Me. Expect sharp roast banter, improv insights, and wild caller dilemmas like tattoos, condom drama, and Amsterdam trips.

Usama Siddiquee, stand-up comedian known for sharp personal storytelling, joins to riff on awkward family secrets, trolling and cultural quirks. Quick, punchy conversations cover a hidden paternity revelation, heated debate over disclosure and stolen trust money, and callers sharing messy real-life dilemmas. Fast-moving, irreverent, and full of comedic takes.

Bonnie McFarlane, stand-up comedian and writer known for her memoir and TV appearances, returns with sharp humor and rural roots. She talks about growing up poor on a Canadian farm, county fair livestock stories, going vegan, comedy and crowd work, the power of live shows, and navigating modern relationships and online outrage. Short, funny, and full of unexpected farm-to-stage anecdotes.

Greg Stone, comedian and performer known for sharp comedic takes, brings music, poetry, and candid ruminations on family life. He layers a vocoder/loop machine into conversations, riffs on sex superstitions and memorable intimate moments, and navigates chaotic logistics while trading wild anecdotes and caller interactions.

Mark Normand, sharp-tongued stand-up and Netflix comic, returns to riff on his NONE TOO PLEASED special and wild early-career stories. He breaks down heckler chaos, bombed sets, risky near-misses like DUIs, anecdotes about celebrities, and the highs and lows of touring life. Rapid-fire banter and listener call-ins add messy, hilarious real-life dilemmas.

Caller, a trans woman undergoing gender-affirming surgeries, shares her transition journey and recovery. She debates breast implant sizing, describes surgeon options and practical fitting tests. Conversation covers cleavage goals, friends vs personal preference, and choosing the largest safe option to feel more complete.

Two comedians obsess about dunking via leg‑lengthening surgery and debate whether extreme biohacking is worth it. They passionately defend red velvet as the best cake and craft a goofy dessert tournament. Callers bring awkward real-life dilemmas about teen vaping, wedding invites, sexual pain, and travel motivation, sparking blunt, comedic advice and practical takeaways.

Mike Mitchell, stand-up comedian known for sharp personal storytelling, returns with hilarious and blunt anecdotes. He talks about airplane disrespect, fibbing about weight at the doctor, a NYC food diary, and why The Whale failed him. Also covers Ozempic effects and offers wild medical and family stories in rapid-fire, laugh-first fashion.

They riff on aging and the comedic idea of 'fat years' with celebrity examples. A chaotic kitchen counter and appliance woes become absurdly relatable. Longtime improv vs stand-up debates explore performance and community. Callers bring real-life dilemmas from relationship jealousy to roommate hummus etiquette, sparking practical and hilarious advice.

Isabel Hagen, comedian and professional violist, talks about her new special and the leap from orchestras to stand-up. Short, witty conversations about leaving classical music for comedy. Humorous takes on family life, growing up in Manhattan, and navigating relationships and tough advice.