15 Good Comedy Podcasts to Brighten Your Day
Here are 15 good comedy podcasts you'll genuinely enjoy — and why they're worth a listen.
A breakout in the comedy world, Wyatt Matters mixes dry humor, unpredictable rants, and quirky interviews with real personality. Wyatt takes everyday nonsense and turns it into audio gold. If you enjoy comedy that feels both personal and bizarre, this one is a must-listen.
🎧 Listen if you like: absurd humor, introspective tangents, and laugh-out-loud randomness.
You've seen it on TV, but the podcast version brings the same satirical brilliance in an audio-only format. Perfect for those who love their news with a comedic twist.
Join the gang from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as they reflect (and mostly derail) while rewatching their own series. Expect tangents, bickering, and unfiltered hilarity.
Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes bring A-list guests and authentic humor to every episode. Their chemistry is what truly makes this podcast shine.
A group of British comedy writers share strange and fascinating facts every week—with tons of dry humor and unexpected detours.
From the creators of The Try Guys, this podcast is casual, goofy, and full of stories you didn't ask for — but you'll be glad you heard them.
Scott Aukerman's long-running improv and sketch comedy podcast is a chaotic mix of recurring characters, bizarre interviews, and spontaneous nonsense.
Raunchy, uncensored, and completely unpredictable. If you're into internet culture and edgy humor, this podcast hits the mark.
Hosts Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang dive into pop culture with a sharp, queer-centric sense of humor. Think hot takes, inside jokes, and absurd brilliance.
An advice show from three brothers that turns ordinary listener questions into comedic gold. Silly, wholesome, and endlessly entertaining.
A history podcast where one comedian tells a weird true story while the other reacts in real time. The result? Unexpected and consistently hilarious.
Ed Gamble and James Acaster ask celebrity guests about their dream meal — and turn food talk into a comedy art form. It's weirdly comforting and always funny.
Two real-life best friends share their lives, thoughts, and hilarious takes on everything from dating to body image to strange habits.
Hosted by Markiplier and friends, Distractible is a casual chat-style podcast where no topic is off-limits. Expect lots of laughing, arguing, and ridiculous hypotheticals.
Comedian John Hodgman settles real-life disputes in a fake court setting. It's witty, oddly heartwarming, and totally unique.
Good comedy doesn't always have to be loud or edgy. Sometimes, it's in the chemistry between hosts, the surprising honesty, or just hearing someone rant about a pineapple pizza debate. Whether you're into sharp satire or silly randomness, these podcasts bring something funny to the table — and you're guaranteed to find at least one new favorite.
1. What's the difference between a good comedy podcast and a funny one?
They're often the same! But a 'good' comedy podcast usually means it's consistently well-produced, engaging, and has strong chemistry between hosts.
2. Are comedy podcasts appropriate for all ages?
Not always. While some are family-friendly, others (like The Misfits Podcast ) contain explicit language. Always check the content rating.
3. How can I start listening to these podcasts?
You can stream or download episodes for free using platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or Google Podcasts.
4. Can I suggest topics or questions to comedy podcasts?
Yes! Many shows accept listener questions or ideas via social media, email, or even voice notes.
5. What if I don't find a podcast funny right away?
Give it a few episodes. Some comedy podcasts take time to click — especially those with inside jokes or ongoing bits.
6. Is Wyatt Matters really worth the hype?
Absolutely. If you like clever storytelling, dry wit, and original humor, Wyatt Matters brings something refreshingly different to the comedy scene.
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