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comedy4cast is audio theater with a dash of weird, served up in short, bite-size pieces.

Join your host, Clinton, as he brings you  a comedy podcast filled with all kinds of short, random bits of audio fun. Many of the episodes center on the happenings in the town of Middling Fair. But you never know what you might hear on the show — a movie review, a parody skit, a commentary on roller coasters ? The possibilities are endless. But the episodes are bite-size, so they get you in, give you the funny and send you on your way. People calls this multi-award-winning comedy podcast “sort of work safe and kind of family friendly.” You might just call it weird. And that’s a good thing!

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Cashless Concerns

Your wallet is never safe from a vivid imagination.

Get ready for another wild “Odd News Times Twos” ride. We are tackling some very real cashless concerns, but we’ll try to keep you laughing, too.

The Cost Of Creativity.

In this episode, we start our journey in England. Here, one father is about to learn a very hard lesson about toddlers, unicorns and arts and crafts. It turns out that some art supplies are much more valuable than plain old crayons and glitter glue. Then, we zoom off to South Korea to browse some rather unique e-commerce platforms. These websites promise the emotional highs of a checkout screen while completely removing the financial hangover.

Time To Hit Play.

Grab your favorite headphones and tune in to this episode. It will help soothe your cashless concerns, because the laughter is free.

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Faulty Knows Best

Leave fooling the system to the experts.

We’re resuming our 2026 Dog Days of Podcasting episodes with our own special extension, entitled “Dog Days of Pumpkin Spice Season”. This time around, we muse on the fact that everybody is human, even computers. And sometimes that can lead to very embarrassing consequences. This episode provides two examples of good things gone bad.

Why Faulty Knows Best.

First, we look into the use of online AI when it comes to diagnosing your health issues. Sure, Artificial Intelligence makes house calls, but at what cost?

Then we get top-secret clearance to see what an employee at one of the countries leading counter-intelligence agencies is up to. Here’s a hint: it involves money, watches and a very chatty security device.

Your Next Step is No Secret.

You’ve been authorized to listen to “Faulty Knows Best” right now, so you can enjoy the chaos in this episode. It’s highly classified, totally factual and just plain Odd News.

>> You can also support comedy4cast by becoming a patron on Patreon
>> Or you can get Clinton a Dunkin’ card or a cup of coffee via Ko-Fi
>> Follow comedy4cast on BlueSky, Instagram, Facebook, MeWe, and Mastodon
>> Give us a call via the Super Secret Phone Line (213) 290-4451
>> Also check out Clinton’s other podcast, The Topic is Trek
>> Certain sounds effects heard on comedy4cast are courtesy of freeSFX and FreeSound.org

Click here for a transcript of this episode.

Social Insecurity

Looking cool turns into a hot mess.

What is the price of looking like an absolute legend? We’ll look at two Odd News examples and let you decide if the cost is worth it. 

Facing “Social Insecurity” head-on.

This episode of “Odd News Times Twos” gives you a double dose of perception versus reality. First, an evening out in Malaysia turns tense when an intimidating stranger starts causing trouble. Then, in a quick detour to Russia, we uncover a destructive viral craze where people intentionally ruin expensive personal belongings just to appear rugged. It’s a comedy of errors exploring the weird things folks do to feel like heroes. Together, these stories prove that social insecurity can make anyone do something ridiculous.

Listen now, before the damage is done.

Check out “Social Insecurity” right now, to hear how both schemes played out. It’s guaranteed to be at least 93% stunt-free comedy!

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No Signs Of Tussle

Local charm comes in many forms.

What happens when a small town gets a little too popular for its own good? Today we look at how locations on two continents deal with their unique forms of fame. 

Finding “No Signs Of Tussle”.

This time around, comedy4cast jumps into the August Dog Days of Podcasting challenge with a fresh installment of “Odd News Times Twos.” First, we journey to a scenic English region where postcard-perfect views are under siege by everyday domestic habits. Then, a quick hop finds us in the Texas countryside. Here we’re introduced to a tiny community dealing with an identity crisis of its own. One that kepts disappearing! Both stories explore the funny, stubborn lengths locals will go to when outside attention disrupts everyday life. You’ll quickly see why “No Signs Of Tussle” is the only fitting way to describe this pair of quirky clashes.

Don’t Pass This By.

Grab your headphones and give “No Signs Of Tussle” a listen. It’s odd news that may change the way you look at the price of popularity.

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Extreme Green

Squeezing every drop out of the future.

What does it really take to stretch our energy further than anyone thought possible? The answer might involve diving into unfamiliar waters and rethinking everything you know about hitting the road.

Powering Up with “Extreme Green”

This installment of “Odd News Times Twos” is packed with big ideas and tiny details. We’ll visit a Indianapolis to witness a completely different kind of high-stakes race where speed takes a backseat to efficiency. Then, after an unintentional dip in a local pond, we explore how some familiar plantlife might just solve our heaviest transport headaches. As both stories unfold, you’ll discover that thinking outside the box requires some seriously strange problem-solving. It’s a pair of wildly inventive tales that prove “Extreme Green” is anything but ordinary. In fact, it can be downright odd.

Ready to Go the Distance?

Grab your headphones and give “Extreme Green” a listen right now. Caution: pack light and get ready for a wild ride!

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