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[SliChillax]

I never thought about listening to stand up comedy while driving but once my cousin put Nick Swardsons who farted stand up and it ended being the funniest road trip I ever had. Any good recommendations?

 

[see5harp]

Mitch hedburg. Classic.

 

[gatling]

I like comedy podcasts on the road. Earwolf has a couple and stuff like Bodega Boys, etc.

 

[shem935]

The dollup

 

[Agent_J]

I use Pandora. Just create a new station of whomever you like and they'll play bits of comedians' acts like songs.

 

[djplaeskool]

For some reason I adore Jim Gaffigan's stand-up

 

[Travo]

Mitch hedburg. Classic.

Yep can't go wrong here.

 

[Soapbox Killer]

It's one of the only reasons I like renting cars for that long road trip is the many comedy SirusXM stations

 

[The Iron Yuppie]

+1 for Mitch.

"Try and stump me, Phil!"

 

[Barrage]

Brian Regan Live.

 

[smokeymicpot]

Last road trip I had we listened to Tosh and Hannibal.

 

[Khoryos]

You should be able to get the entire Bill Hicks collection fairly easily these days, right?

 

[ReAxion]

in the category of not the ones everyone's probably heard, 3 I have on my phone currently from having driven with them:

Pete Holmes: Impregnated With Wonder
Pete Holmes: Nice Try, The Devil

Jackie Kashian: This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux

 

[ComputerBlue]

John Leguizamo - Freak

 

[DaytimeWhiskey]

John Mulaney and Hannibal Buress are two I have enjoyed on long road trips.

I use Pandora. Just create a new station of whomever you like and they'll play bits of comedians' acts like songs.

This is also not a bad idea

 

[Makai]

David Cross

 

[TheCochese]

Personal go-tos are Lewis Black and Eddie Izzard.

 

[molnizzle]

Mitch hedburg. Classic.

Came to post this.

 

[apocalidiot]

I first checked out Comedy Bang Bang! when driving across the country. It was perfect for it, I even preferred it more than music

 

[tearsintherain]

imo specials from

Hannibal Burress
Bill Burr
Dave Chapelle
Louis CK
Patton Oswalt

 

[Melkezadek]

Brian Regan Live.

This right here. Leaves me in tears every time.

https://youtu.be/LBko_3wT44Q

 

[Ultima_5]

steven weight. it's what mitchhedberg ripped off

 

[Wulv]

Bill Burr

 

[jon bones]

I like comedy podcasts on the road. Earwolf has a couple and stuff like Bodega Boys, etc.

The dollup

I first checked out Comedy Bang Bang! when driving across the country. It was perfect for it, I even preferred it more than music

Yeah, Comedy Bang Bang, How Did This Get Made?, The Dollop, The Flop House, The Adventure Zone. Comedy podcasts are made for roadtrips.

 

[RiderKairuu]

imo specials from

Hannibal Burress
Bill Burr
Dave Chapelle
Louis CK
Patton Oswalt

Came to suggest this. Animal Furnace is a classic!

 

[Master Of Illusion]

Patrice O' Neal
Bill Burr
Louis C.K.
Anthony Jesilnik
Jimmy Carr
Jim Jefferies

 

[Kadin]

I've listened to George Carlin's "Complaints and Grievances" as well as "Jammin in New York" for years while on the road. The former is broken up into pretty small bits. The latter is easily my favorite of his work.

Obviously these are pretty dated, 2001 & 2007 respectively, but it's still same amazing comedy from this genius. Both available on iTunes.

 

[DeaconKnowledge]

You can listen to pretty much anyone as long as they aren't physical. I HATE when a joke is told by body language and the crowd is dying of laughter but I have no idea what's going on, and never will.

 

[sarcastor]

Mitch hedburg. Classic.

I use Pandora. Just create a new station of whomever you like and they'll play bits of comedians' acts like songs.

Put Mitch Hedberg on pandora. Bam.

Or get an unlimited date plan and stream Netflix. Double Bam.

 

[lunchtoast]

in the category of not the ones everyone's probably heard, 3 I have on my phone currently from having driven with them:

Pete Holmes: Impregnated With Wonder
Pete Holmes: Nice Try, The Devil

Jackie Kashian: This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux

The video game doctor is by far my favorite bit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HP_M5nOdG8

Since this is just a standup recommendation, besides the usual how bout some Louie Anderson?

 

[SliChillax]

You can listen to pretty much anyone as long as they aren't physical. I HATE when a joke is told by body language and the crowd is dying of laughter but I have no idea what's going on, and never will.

Exactly that's why the thread is about stand up comedy that you can listen easily without missing any jokes.

 

[MsKrisp]

My favorites to drive to include:
Kyle Kinane
Louie CK
Hannibal Buress
Mitch Hedberg
Jim Gaffigan
Natasha Leggero