Drop Dead Years is the latest one-hour special from fan-favorite comedian Bill Burr. In what might be his most personal and introspective hour yet, Bill offers hilarious takes on everything from male sadness to dating advice. This is the final episode of Album of the Week podcast. Thank you all so much for listening every week and laughing along with us! Follow 800pgm on all socials to keep up with more exciting comedy.

Are You Garbage presents H. Foley and Kevin Ryan’s debut stand up comedy specials! You know and love Kevin and Foley from the hit podcast Are You Garbage, now you get to enjoy their stand up! In their individual half hour comedy specials, the boys cover everything from the struggles of overeating to the frustrations of being a jealous husband. Sit back and enjoy. Love Youse!

​Emmy®-winning writer, New York Times bestselling author, and SNL alum Seth Meyers stars in his first HBO stand-up special. Taped at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, Meyers shares his hilarious reflections on family, generational legacies, and more.

In his first English-language special, Chilean comedian Fabrizio Copano delivers sharp, fast-paced stand-up about identity, fatherhood, and cultural whiplash. Taped just before becoming a U.S. citizen, From The Future captures the moment when one joke about the president made him so paranoid, he actually applied for citizenship. It’s a hilarious ride through the immigrant experience, millennial parenting, and the absurdity of living between two cultures—all told with heart, anxiety, and a slightly panicked smile.

Focusing once again on his irritations, including Piers Morgan and his three children, Romesh Ranganathan Is back with a new special. Join Romesh as he explores racism in football and his wife spurning his requests for sex.

Join seasoned performer Finesse Mitchell as he talks with us about all things relating to his special Slightly Offensive, his career, and more. Then, tune in for Slightly Offensive - a riotous ride through marriage, sex, dating in the modern world, dodging cancel culture, and raising daughters. No topic is off-limits, and Mitchell’s transparency is part of the charm—his crowd laughs, gasps, and nods in agreement. It’s comedy that pushes boundaries without losing its heart. Whether you’re a fan or new to his work, this is Finesse at his boldest and funniest.

For her first one-hour comedy special, Atsuko Okatsuka shares her encounter with a home intruder and how her upbringing prepared her for that very moment.

In his landmark debut stand-up special, J. Snow talks about the changing face of Compton, family craziness, and the trials of sickle cell anemia.