Argus Hamilton, a seasoned stand-up comedian, writer, and television host, is this week's guest on the We Think It’s Funny podcast with Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell. Known for his sharp wit and observational humor, Hamilton has had a long career in comedy, starting at The Comedy Store in Los Angeles and making multiple appearances on The Tonight Show. He has also contributed to shows like The Richard Pryor Show and Laugh-In, and currently hosts The Comedy Store Tonight starring Argus Hamilton, a talk show showcasing emerging comedians. In addition to his TV career, Hamilton writes a syndicated comedy column and shares his unique perspective on current events. His personal story includes overcoming struggles with addiction in the 1980s, a testament to his resilience and dedication to comedy. On the podcast, Hamilton brings his trademark humor and insightful anecdotes, and the conversation delves into topics like faith, the rich history of The Comedy Store, love, and sobriety, offering listeners a deep and personal look into his life and career.

Comedy writer and podcast host David Sacks joins Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell in studio for an all new episode of the We Think It’s Funny podcast. David Sacks was a writer on The Simpsons and on Third rock from the sun amongst many other things. He currently hosts his own podcast called spiritual tools for an outrageous world, in which he takes Beautiful Jewish teachings and applies them to every day life In a practical way, for people to understand. We talk to him about writing for The Simpsons and going to Harvard with Conan O'Brien. We also talk about prophecy and the Talmud. We discuss a new trend called raw dogging and so much more.
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On this week of "We Think It's Funny" podcast with Mark Schiff and Daniel Lobell, the fellas are joined by comedian Bobby Collins. Bobby has had an incredible career in comedy and shares stories about opening for Cher and Frank Sinatra. Mark and Bobby reminisce about the old days starting out doing comedy in the 1970s in NYC. Daniel and Bobby Collins talk about his appearance on Daniel's original podcast 17 years prior. We discuss Bobby's friendship with now president Donald Trump and how Bobby met his wife through an unlikely encounter due to his friendship with Howard Stern. All this so much more. Enjoy...