Hey, what's funnier than a good joke? Deconstructing that joke, of course. Well, not usually. But since every rule needs an exception to prove it, the world needs "Writers' Bloc" -- a podcast about how our favorite comedies are made.

Following an impressive filmography, Jay's favorite project he's ever worked on has been developing his "Mohr Stories" podcast, which is approaching its 100th episode. He's entertained guests ranging from Rufus Wainwright and Charlie Sheen to his own priest.

I'm joined today by the very funny, very smart, and very f**king busy John Fugelsang, whom I met on Laughing Liberally, an off-Broadway comedy show.

Monday saw the launch of two new comedy podcast networks. Splitsider, the New York-based blog that covers a mix of comedy trends and industry news bot...

If you've ever paid to see a move you disliked, or gone to see Nicholas Cage movie -- The Flop House is right for you.

Exciting news: HuffPost Comedy is going to start covering podcasts. What that means, exactly, is partly up to you. Like many fans of comedy, I have come to rely on podcasts as a valuable and enriching part of my humor diet. I first started listening to Jimmy Pardo's "Never Not Funny" around 2007, and it provided a valuable roadmap for tracing the origin and evolution of comedy podcasting.