In the latest episode of We Think It’s Funny, comedians Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff welcome the brilliantly witty Ryan Goodcase—winner of the World Series of Comedy and the San Francisco International Comedy Competition. Known for his sharp writing, dry humor, and introspective storytelling, Ryan joins the hosts for a lively and thoughtful conversation about the craft of stand-up, the art of finding meaning in awkward moments, and how comedy has shaped his path from quiet kid to rising star. It’s a hilarious, insightful episode that proves why Ryan is one of the most exciting new voices in comedy today.

This week on We Think It’s Funny (hosted by Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell), the guys sit down with Jeff Abraham — the legendary publicist behind some of comedy’s biggest stars, from George Carlin to Andrew Dice Clay. Jeff also happens to own the world’s largest collection of comedy vinyl, and he was kind enough to bring a few gems into the studio. Get ready as Mark and Daniel drop the needle, share some laughs, and take you behind the scenes of comedy history.

This week on We Think It’s Funny, hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff welcome David Fuhrer, president of the iconic Laugh Factory. From inventing one of the world’s most popular toys to showcasing his one-of-a-kind talent as a youth on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, David’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. He shares behind-the-scenes stories from the toy industry, his path into the comedy world, and the creative spark that’s fueled his success. Tune in for big laughs, surprising insights, and an unforgettable conversation with a true original.

On this week’s We Think It’s Funny (hosted by Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell), the guys sit down to talk about Keith Robinson — the editor behind the very first season of Saturday Night Live. From shaping the raw, groundbreaking comedy in the edit bay to helping define the rhythm of a show that would become a cultural institution, Keith’s story is a fascinating piece of comedy history. Tune in as Mark and Daniel dig into the behind-the-scenes magic of how SNL first came together.

This week on the We Think It’s Funny podcast, Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff sit down with the hilarious Katherine Blanford. Known for her high-energy storytelling, quick wit, and her breakout special Catholic Cowgirl, Katherine shares her unique perspective on comedy, life, and the road that’s taken her from the South to stages across the country. Get ready for big laughs, sharp insights, and plenty of unforgettable moments in this brand-new episode with one of stand-up’s brightest rising stars.

In this hilarious episode of We Think It’s Funny, hosts Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell sit down with comedian Mario Adrion for a wild ride through his multifaceted life. From his days as a male model to growing up in Germany, Mario shares side-splitting stories about his journey into comedy, and the unique perspective of being a German married to a Jewish woman. The conversation takes a bold turn as they dive into performing comedy in Israel as a German, touching on history, culture, and even the Nazis with Mario’s signature wit. Tune in for a blend of laughter, heart, and unexpected insights that’ll keep you chuckling long after the episode ends!

Season five of We Think It’s Funny wraps up with a bang as hosts Daniel Lobell and Mark Schiff revisit some of the most memorable moments from the season. From hilarious stories to heartfelt insights, they reflect on standout episodes featuring comedy legends like Harland Williams, Jay Mohr, Jimmy Brogan, Paula Poundstone, and many more. In this special wrap-up episode, Daniel and Mark share behind-the-scenes tidbits and personal highlights from their conversations with some of the funniest and most fascinating guests in the business. Don’t miss this celebration of a stellar season in comedy podcasting!

In this bonus episode of Season Five of the We Think It’s Funny podcast, veteran comedians Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell share hard-earned wisdom for anyone thinking about starting a career in comedy—or just beginning their journey. With decades of experience on stage, writing rooms, and navigating the ups and downs of the comedy world, they offer practical advice, personal stories, and a dose of humor to guide aspiring comedians. Whether you’re chasing the mic for the first time or wondering if you’re on the right path, this episode is packed with honest insight and encouragement from two pros who’ve lived it.