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Comedy powerhouse Ngaio Bealum hosts this edition of Punchlines, live from San Francisco Sketchfest! You'll hear a full set from Ngaio, as well as plenty of savory bits from stand-up kitchens across North America! Satisfy your munchie cravings with Punchlines: Pets & Parenting & Bake Offs!

We've got another hefty helping of fresh bits from Audible's network of clubs all over North America. Get ready for a big dose of cutting edge comedy! It's Punchlines Episode 9: Fresh From the Clubs.

We’ve cooked up a tasty stand-up mix with so much variety it’s bound to satiate all of your comedy cravings! It’s time for Punchlines: Magicians, Antiques and Foodies!

Stand-up icon Dana Gould conjures up secrets only presidents know, Auggie Smith shares a few choice words about bumper stickers, Shain Brenden sizes up his job against his dad, plus 16 more choice moments from comedy stages across North America on this edition of Punchlines: Secrets & Stickers & Service!<

The comedy nerds at Audible have concocted another top notch lineup, jam packed with an assortment of stand up acts sure to elevate you to comedic euphoria! This is Punchlines: Monsters, Wingmen and Snackheads.

Touring comic Matt Lieb hosts this edition of Punchlines, live from the 17th annual San Francisco Sketchfest!

We’ve got a classic blend of our favorite stand-up bits, comedy fresh from the club circuit and an endless amount of hilarity in Punchlines Episode 8: Non-Stop Stand-Up.

You could say you heard them here first - 20 up-and-coming and breakthrough performers recently recorded by Audible Comedy in Punchlines Episode 3: Fresh from Clubs Across the USA.

Enjoy 30 solid minutes of stand-up from those with the power to create laughs out of thin air, in Episode 2: Famous Faces, Longer Laughs.

"Portland’s Funniest Person" JoAnn Schinderle hosts this edition of Punchlines, live from the 17th annual San Francisco Sketchfest!

This past year, Punchlines has brought many a laughs, and this collection is the cream of the crop! Let’s take a look back at some of the best bits that made 2017 so great! This is Punchlines: 2017 Favorites.

Right-sized for your commute - a blend of top names and emerging comics ready to move you - in Punchlines Episode 4: An Epic Hour of Stand-up.

Novelist Daniel José Older grew up devouring the sci-fi horror classics of HP Lovecraft. But as a mixed-race kid, Older was torn between fandom for Lovecraft's stories, and resentment over the way people of color and immigrants were so often portrayed. In this episode, Older introduces us to his Brooklyn neighborhood - the setting for Half-Resurrection Blues, and a community of paranormal fans who are reinventing the genre.

[Contains explicit content] Join the crew of mega-fans of Kristen Ashley, the best-selling romance novelist whose Rock Chick series turns Denver into a raucous, freewheeling celebration of romance and sisterhood.

SF Weekly's “Comedian to Watch” Natasha Muse hosts this edition of Punchlines, live from the 17th annual San Francisco Sketchfest! Hear a full set from Natasha, along with other fresh bits and more! This is Punchlines: Later Alligator!

Surfing big waves is both bliss and conflict for New Yorker correspondent William Finnegan. His Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir, Barbarian Days, describes a decades-long tension between a grounded, responsible life on land, and an open, fanatical life riding waves. Travel with us to the cliffs of Oahu, where Finnegan's passion for waves began, and where his sea-land dilemma continues.

Randall Bell is a real estate appraiser who specializes in stigmatized properties — places that have become synonymous with violence. In this episode of Damned Spot, we examine some of Randall’s most notorious assignments: the condo where Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered, the mansion where 39 members of the Heaven’s Gate cult committed suicide, and the home of Sandy Hook mass shooter Adam Lanza.

In July of 1984, an armed man walked into a McDonald’s in San Ysidro and murdered 21 people. At the time, it was the deadliest mass shooting in US history. The massacre created a strange dilemma for McDonald’s: what happened wasn’t their fault, but the event was becoming synonymous with their brand. The corporation decided to replace the branch’s windows, clean up the blood, and reopen their doors to the public. But the survivors had a different plan.

In 1998, the small town of Jasper, Texas, was the site of a hate crime that shocked the nation. Now, almost two decades later, reporter Matt Wolfe investigates how Jasper has sought to live down its infamy.

[Contains explicit content] When Keith Resnick bought his dream house in 2009, he didn't realize he was also purchasing a ghost story. Reporter Lina Misitzis attempts to summon the spirits who purportedly haunt this Las Vegas mansion.