Sorting It Out In Syria
Our good friend Ron Babcock returned to the radio show this week. Ron is one of the funniest people around, and it was great working with him again.
Our Criminal Records
Originally Broadcast on May 14, 2012. Jimmy Dore, Frank Conniff, Kevin Rooney and David share their run-ins with the Po Po. Michael Snyder talks movies. Plus an encore presentation of Muntz with Paul F. Tompkins, Eddie Pepitone and Mark Thompson. Written by Steve Rosenfield.
Best Of 2011
Highlights include Bill Burr, Dana Gould, Robert Smigel, Andrea Martin, Lord Foblin, Rick Overton, Mark Thompson, Comedy’s Ron Babcock, Stefane Zamorano, Jane Edith Wilson, Chris Pina, Andy Caploe, Jim Earl, and Troy Conrad. Arianna Huffington talks about the AOL merger. We celebrate Ronald Reagan’s 100th Birthday. Charlie Sheen talks about hitting women. Lord Foblin explains […]
Dana Gould Is Lionel Logue
Plus Robert Smigel and Andrea Martin in one of our best episodes ever. Along with Mark Thompson, Kevin Rooney, Beth Armogida, Eddie Pepitone, Ron Babcock, Jane Edith Wilson and Stefane Zamorano. The King’s Speech, Comcast Buys C-Span, Ronald Reagan Stops By, The Koch Brothers, Coke And Tear Gas, Anderson Cooper, The Bank of Afghanistan and […]
Water On The Brain
BBC’s Lord Trevor Foblin reflects upon Elton John, Noel Coward, Eddie Cantor, and Water On The Brain. We meet the NRA’s Wayne LaPierre and the cold dead corpse of Charlton Heston. Along with Kevin Rooney, Jimmy Dore, Ron Babcock and Jim Earl. Originally broadcast on 1/14/11 on KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles Pacifica Radio for […]
Hey Friend! I’m Comedy’s Ron Babcock and I’m writing in the first person instead of the third, because I don’t want to start our relationship off on a lie.
Originally from Northeast Pennsylvania, I am now a writer and performer in Los Angeles. Standup is my favorite. I’ve been to a few festivals, won a few competitions and am a regular at the Hollywood Improv. I’ve been on TV a few times. Not enough for you to go, “Can I borrow some money?” but enough to make people from my high school impressed. 
