Decently Funny

For our swan song, Eden and Guy speak with Emmy Award and Peabody Award winner, comedian and podcaster Paul Mecurio. Paul has a similar name to another famous person which starts the show off with a bang. Paul was an acquisitions lawyer when he gave some jokes to Jay Leno, who then convinced him to try out comedy. Paul's fascinating story doesn't end there, he had Paul McCartney on his podcast and not only explains how, but plays a message that he has on his phone from him. Paul was also arrested after a radio stunt gone wrong with Opie and Anthony and has so many other funny stories it's hard to remember them all, so listen in! Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @paulmecurio

Native New Yorker Nick Manis went from a cartoonist on The Harvard Lampoon to intern on the world famous Howard Stern Show, where he began his career as a writer. Nick sits down with Guy and Eden this week and talks about his stories from the show, that any Stern fan won't want to miss. Why is Gary Dell'Abate (Bababooey) his favorite? Nick also wrote jokes for the late, great Joan Rivers and shares a private story with us about his last words with her. We continue to discuss Nick's illustrious career with his former TV gigs with Michael Ian Black, Carlos Mencia and former guest Steven Brody Stevens. Lastly we delve in to his website www.cutethingsfallingasleep.org and find out if there's a rivalry with between the Tosh crew and Rob Dyrdek's Ridiculousness show. Follow us all on twitter! @theguydf @eden_eats @nickmalis

Comedian Shane Mauss joins Guy and Eden on Decently Funny this week, despite being on crutches. We learn all about the injury that broke both of Shane's heels and caused him to have a gaping hole in his foot with a vacuum pump attached. Later we talk to Shane about his start in comedy, his many appearances on Conan and of course DMT. If you have listened to to the shows with Myq Kaplan, Zach Sherwin and Ryan Singer, you know that Shane has been sort of a DMT guru for them. We also talk about his album Mating Season (on iTunes right now) as well as his former podcast called Double Date, where he and ex-girlfriend , comedian April Macie hosted a show. We get to the bottom of this and learn about so much more. Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @shanecomedy

From growing up in Idaho and working out of college at a crisis intervention center, Dan Cummins is far removed from his humble beginnings. Now as a standup comedian who tours the country, Dan has no shortage of funny stories to share with us. Dan has a comedy album available now called Chinese Affection, and it's on iTunes, so listen to the show then buy it, okay? Then follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @D_Cummins!

Jay Montepare is the host of Ellen's Design Challenge on HGTV, and a national headlining comedian, he is also this week's guest on Decently Funny! Jay starts the show with a hilarious story involving last week's guest Chris Porter and possibly too much pot. We then go on to discuss his life, including the controversy on the finale of his TV show. Get Jay's CD: The Sound That Jokes Make Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf @eden_eats @jaymontepare

Actor, writer, and comedian Chris Porter joins Guy and Eden for this week's episode. From his days growing up in Kansas City, Chris always loved comedy and now he's living his dream. From his Netflix special Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry, to his times on tour with Tommy Chong, and Kid Rock, Chris opens up and tells all. Chris also finished 3rd on season 4 of Last Comic Standing and was roommates with Doug Benson. He tells stories and we laugh, and then we Play it Forward with last week's guest, Allen Strickland Williams. Download out app on the iTunes store and through Amazon. Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @iamchrisporter

On March 8th, the world lost an amazing soul. Sam Simon co-created The Simpsons, won Emmys for his writing on Cheers and Taxi and most importantly was the very first guest on Decently Funny. For this very special episode, Nuzzy returns to talk about Sam's contribution not only to our lives and the show, but to society. We discuss his appearances, his generosity, The Sam Simon Foundation, and so much more. We try celebrate Sam's life by playing some of our favorite clips and telling some stories that we have never shared before. We hope you enjoy. Thank you Sam Simon. Rest in peace, friend. *Bonus material after the closing song includes the "hospital story" we miss as well as a couple of other gems

Comedian Allen Strickland Williams stops by the show this week and Guy and Eden are ready to chat. From his days growing up in Florida to his subsequent move to LA, Allen shares his stories with us. How did he get a standing ovation with a single joke? Where was he named #1 Comedy Act to Watch? And what's it like to prepare for and then perform on Conan. Listen to every episode free on our app on iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @totallyAllen

EG Daily has experienced a successful career in Hollywood that has spanned four decades. We have the honor of sitting down with her this week and talk about her role as Dottie in Pee Wee's Big Adventure, and her time with Paul Reubens. Then, we jump to her time in the movies Better Off Dead and Summer School and the music she sang in each. Later we talk about EG's role playing Tommy Pickles in Rugrats and all of the experiences that she's had, sometimes almost falling in to work. Finally, we talk about the famous guys she has been linked to, her death hoax and yes, even her feet. Listen now! Download the Decently Funny app on iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf @eden_eats @realegdaily

Ryan Singer is known as the “comic’s comic” and it was important for Guy and Eden to find out just what the hell that meant. After a quick explanation, Guy and Eden get down to learning about Ryan. From his days as a confused youngster to his appearances on the Mark Maron podcast, Ryan shares all of his experiences. Ryan played a pretty major role in a Bob Dylan music video and we discuss the ins and outs of that. Recently, Ryan tried the hallucinogenic drug DMT, and he walks us through a trip. Ryan also has a rule of not sleeping with people on the road, and he tells us the story of the one time he broke his rule. You won't want to miss it. Of course we play a game of Play It Forward, with last week’s guest Susie Meister…. and so much more, just listen! Download our app at the iTunes store and on Amazon. Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf @eden_eats @rysing

Sure, this week's guest, Susie Meister became a reality TV star in her teens, but Susie isn't your typical reality star. Since her stint on Road Rules, Susie went on to win multiple MTV reality competition shows. How did she do it? We ask, and she tells. Also, how "set up" are these reality shows. You may find some of the answers Susie gives, surprising. We also talk twitter, specifically, why did Susie unfollow Eden? And why did Eden unfollow Susie? . Susie is also a PhD in religious studies, so we probe what happens in the afterlife, and which religion is best. As always, we play a game of Play it Forward and have a blast. Take a listen. Download our app from the iTunes store and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf, @eden_eats, @susie_meister

This week on Decently Funny, actress, model and comedian Aiko Tanaka joins us! We talk about Aiko coming from Japan to America on her own to be a dancer for MTV. We also chat about her time as a fitness model, her comedy and her TWO appearances on The Howard Stern Show! Download our free app from iTunes and Amazon! Follow us on twitter @aikotanaka @theguydf @eden_eats

This week, comedian, producer, musician, podcaster, writer for Sex in the City and New York Times Best Selling Author Gregory Behrendt joins us on the show. We go all the way back and talk to Greg about his time in San Fransisco with Janeane Garofolo, Margaret Cho, David Cross, and so many others. We talk about Greg's time on Sex in the City and how he got the job "punching up" scripts, and of course his work on "He's Just Not That In To You". Download our "Decently Funny" app from iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @gregorybehrendt

Another week and another great show! This time, model and actor Rob Healy takes a seat and talks to Guy and Eden about his work with Funny or Die, his modeling career, why he walked off a shoot with Lady Gaga and much more! Download the Decently Funny app on iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter @theguydf @eden_eats @parttimerob

Actor, writer, comedian and host of Barmageddon on TruTV Mo Mandel joins Guy and Eden on Decently Funny this week! Mo talks about being born in the house he grew up in, his standup career, being Jewish and of course his brand new TV show! Download our free app! Just look up "Decently Funny" in the app store! Follow us all on twitter @momandel @eden_eats @theguydf

Host of the "Calling Out" podcast Susan Pinsky joins us on Decently Funny this week. Susan hosts a popular podcasts about/with psychic phenomenon and brought with her Psychic Rebel Colby to talk about it. How does Susan's famous husband Dr. Drew feel about psychics? We find out directly from the source when he makes a surprise appearance and joins in on some of the conversation. Of course, we play a game of Play it Forward, with last week's guests Zach Sherwin and Myq Kaplan. Finally, both Guy and Eden get a psychic reading! Don't miss this show. Download the Decently Funny app for free on iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf @eden_eats @firstladyoflove @psychicrebel @drdrew

Comedian and Rapper Zach Sherwin and his buddy and fellow comedian Myq Kaplan visit Decently Funny this week. The show starts in the toilet, literally and figuratively, but quickly recovers to a laugh fest. Zach has some popular twitter channels, and was once known as MC Mr. Napkins. Later we learn all about Zach and his experience with Epic Rap Battles of History, and we talk to Myq about his Netflix special "Small, Dork, and Handsome". Of course there's so much more, including a game of play it forward. Listen, learn, share with a friend! Download the Decently Funny app for free on iTunes and Amazon! Follow us all on twitter: @theguydf @eden_eats @zachsherwin @myqkaplan

For the last Decently Funny of 2014, Guy and Eden bring in Tripp from TrippAdvice.com. TrippAdvice has nothing to do with travel, Tripp is actually a full-time dating coach. We learn what it's like to guide guys in the ways of seduction, and how Tripp gives away all of this information for free on his YouTube channel. Of course, there's a game of Play It Forward with last week's guest, comedian Nick Youssef and so much more. Listen now! Download our free podcast app for the iPhone and android. Follow us all on twitter @TrippAdvice @Eden_Eats @theguydf & @DecentlyFunny. Download all of our shows on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher and DecentlyFunny.com. Theme song written by Little Mikey and performed by Panic! at the Disco.

Comedian Nick Youssef is our guest this week on Decently Funny and he has a comedy album on iTunes called "Stop Not Owning This". Nick is a very funny dude and rolls with the punches as Guy and Eden pepper him with all kinds of questions. Come for the story of Nick literally getting fruit thrown at him while performing and stay for his review of his appearance on Last Call with Carson Daily.

DJ Adam12 (Adam Bravin) joins Guy and Eden this week for another episode of Decently Funny. We talk to Adam about everything from where he got his name, to what it’s like to be President Obama’s DJ. Yes, that President Obama. First, we talk all about what it means to be the president’s DJ, what kind of music he likes, and even what Bill Clinton’s favorite jam is. You’ll never guess. (Ok, maybe you will). We also learn a little bit about Adam’s upbringing with a drug dealing dad and mom who was a bookie. Then we get in to, what a DJ really does, and what does he do differently from a Skrillex. And how can he stand there for four hours and spin without having to pee. Adam is very candid about a lot of DJ’s including one very rich heiress that has a name that rhymes with Shmaris Shmilton. Later in the show we talk about Adam touring with his former dark-wave band She Wants Revenge. We ask him what dark-wave is and what it was like working with Joaquin Phoenix who directed their video. Adam was also in Crazy Tow