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The Human Centipod

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  • “Silly, sick and stuck together." Carmen Lynch (@carmencomedian) is a stand up comic ("The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," "Conan"). John Reynolds (@afistfulofbabies) is an Emmy winning comedy writer (“Late Late Show,” “The President Show”). They’ve been dating for MANY years and never worked together until the coronavirus forced them into self-quarantine forever. Episodes 1 through 7 were recorded in John's mother's car at an undisclosed location surrounded by most of John’s family. The rest...well...you'll just have to listen.
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Episodes
  • S5 Ep36: Everybody Loves Carmen & John

    S5 Ep36: Everybody Loves Carmen & John
    Feb 15 2024
    In an episode that will go down in history as being one of many podcasts, John finds himself in the lap of luxury at the Mandarin Oriental, where he's treated to an extravagant tea experience, but also gets to say the word “Oriental” without getting cancelled. Next, Carmen and John dive into the chaos of recent world events, observing how Gen Z is now facing the music of cancel culture. The very same monster that the Zoomers created is now destroying them. Fun! It's not like nobody predicted that would happen. The dyslexic duo also serves up double the entertainment with not one, but two movie reviews. First up, they dissect the French-German-Probably Something Else thriller, "Anatomy of a Fall," praising a child actor's performance (though in reality he’s probably 35). Then, these two beautiful hosts come very late to the party as they unravel the mysteries of the "Everybody Loves Raymond" finale from 2005. Will you, the listener, decode the hidden meaning behind the sitcom's iconic conclusion and its connection to this podcast? Only time - or a really good fortune teller - will tell.
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    39 mins
  • S5 Ep35: All-Movie Episode Starring Dave Follini

    S5 Ep35: All-Movie Episode Starring Dave Follini
    Feb 8 2024
    This episode is packed with more twists than a pretzel seller at a contortionist convention. That’s right, it’s an all-movie review spectacular as Carmen and John climb the cinematic mountain of "Society of the Snow" from Spain—a film so gripping, it has John gripping himself most of the time, while Carmen contemplates which parts of John to eat last (unsurprisingly, the b-hole is on that list). Then, hold onto your 13-year-old junk as the duo tackles "May/December," a movie so scandalous even AI refuses to write a synopsis of it! This all somehow elegantly leads to Carmen and John's inspiring banter about the Oscars, diversity, and the odor of modern storytelling. Believe me when I say, this is an episode you won’t want to listen to! I mean, uh, miss.
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    36 mins
  • S5 Ep34: SPECIAL GUEST: "Family Guy" Producer/Writer, Evan Waite

    S5 Ep34: SPECIAL GUEST: "Family Guy" Producer/Writer, Evan Waite
    Feb 1 2024
    This week’s guest, Evan Waite - one of John’s buddies and humor-writing heroes, as well as the brains behind the forthcoming book "Life Wants You Dead” - spills the comedic beans on his journey from English teacher in China to the illustrious ranks of Fox's "Family Guy." Brace yourself for laughs (or at least, discussions about laughs) as Evan explains navigating the tricky terrain of writing for TV versus print, offering insights into the mysterious art of making people snort through their noses. From Emmy-nominated escapades on "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" to an award-winning conquest with Adult Swim’s "Three Busy Debras," you’ll want to tune in as he unveils the secrets of comedy and confesses just how many cups of coffee it takes to make the magic happen.
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    42 mins
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