Kevin Nealon is on the show this week to talk about good parties, bad neighbors and how may cameras are in a multi-camera tv show (hint: it's 300).

Award winning actor and comedian Kevin Pollak is on the show to talk about making it comedy, making it in Hollywood and how to fold shirts.

Straight out of Brooklyn, Chris Distefano hops in the studio to talk about his new special, podcasting and how bodies change over time.

Writer and pop culture library Mike Lawrence swings by the show to chat about going from struggling comedian to all-powerful comic book nerd. Also we find out what part of Avengers Infinity War made Mike cry three times.

Gentleman and scholar Judd Apatow is on this week to talk about HBO's Crashing, celebrity autographs and how the internet is in the ocean.

The 8th Annual New Year's Predictions w/ Mike Gibbons episode is here! He is still wrong about all of his predictions.

Comedian and friend Mary Lynn Rajskub joins me this week to talk about having children as a comedian and how comedy makes us act like children.

Stand up legend Brian Regan steps into the studio this week to talk about his incredible career, his many Netflix specials and how he got in trouble for giving away a free truck.

Fahim Anwar drops by to talk about nightmare sets, his new comedy special and how he escaped engineering.

Dave Attell bumps mics on this week's episode to talk about his new Netflix show, traveling and meeting Larry King.

Country and comedy legend Wheeler Walker Jr shares his thoughts on music, movies and love.

Hip hop artists and music geniuses Cypress Hill step into the booth this week to discuss the 90's rap scene, traveling the world and the proper order to waking and baking.

Our friend Mike Gibbons is on this week to talk about recent events, the fires in California and words.

Comedians and gentlemen Aries Spears and Andy Steinberg join us this week to talk about life on the road, life on the stage, life in general and their podcast Spears & Steinberg.

The enlightening and inspiring Howie Mandel hops on the podcast this week to talk about how he turns his greatest fears into jokes, especially when it comes to cats.

Author and journalist Neil Strauss drops by the podcast this week to give his insight into why we do the things we do.

Spike Feresten swings by to chat about cars, television and statues.

The spectacular Mo'Nique sits down, laughs and then cries on a special episode of Fitzdog radio.

New Fitzdog Radio with Greg's long-time friend Bert Kreischer. Bert's Netflix special, "Secret Time" is available worldwide. This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter and BlueChew.

"Everybody Loves Raymond" creator Phil Rosenthal talks to Greg about his new hit show, Netflix's "Somebody Feed Phil."

A 30-minute chat with the great Bill Burr together with a 30-minute discussion with Oscar-winning director ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”) Michel Gondry.

Greg and Tom kick back in Fitzdog Studios and talk about their body issues. This episode is sponsored by Simple Contacts.

The Mad Cuban joins Greg today with more stories of his childhood from the dark side.

From Conan and Never Not Funny, Jimmy Pardo makes his 6th appearance on the show. This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter.

Fitzdog Radio regular and Greg's friend Mike Gibbons returns to the show. This episode is sponsored by ZipRecruiter.

Joe Rogan comes in studio and talks about how some feminists now claim that if a woman has even one drink sex can be considered rape. Joe also shames Greg about his Prius.

Greg and Executive Producer on The Simpsons, Sam Simon, discuss the burdens of having so many Emmys and how they can dispose of them. Mike Gibbons joins in on a conversation about whether or not Eddie Murphy is a good choice as the host of the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards. Then there’s a Talk Your Way Out of It, some Overheards and How I Listen e ...…