Hey We're Back!
- Update frequency
- every 45 days
- Average duration
- 18 minutes
- Episodes
- 77
- Years Active
- 2007 - 2024
#36 - Pushing Myself - David Feldman
In this episode I try to live up to three different ways I have challenged myself. One of them includes a massage from comedian David Feldman, a truly gentle man.
#35 - Stranger Than Fiction - David Feldman
In this episode comedian, producer, and writer David Feldman takes a break from comedy. We also get to see a side of David, the loving son, that might surprise you.
Featuring: David Feldman
Music by: M…
#34 - The Quiet Before the Storm
In Episode 34 two women let me down gently and one woman not so gently.
Featuring: Rachel Simon, Two very patient women in the awards business
Music by: Mike Shapiro, Billy Novick, and Guy Van Duser
Mas…
#33 - The Human Spirit - Tom Leopold
In this episode I pose the question, “What would you do if you got a collect call from the Pope?” I ask whether it’s possible for a man to be too compassionate, and I talk to a woman who is serving a…
#32 - What’s In A Name?
In this, the second episode of Season 3, I reveal the limitations of the web, and look into refinancing our home.
Music by: Mike Shapiro, Billy Novick, and Guy Van Duser
Edited by Tim Dacey
#31 - Talking Out Of Both Sides Of My Couch - Eugene Mirman, Susie Essman
In episode 31 I make a live appearance courtesy of Eugene Mirman at the Paradise in Boston, I find myself, Jonathan Katz, in therapy with Dr. Katz and the episode features a special guest, Susie Essm…
#30 - “a rolling stone…” -
In this episode I am trying to discover why my band, Katz and Jammers, never got the recognition it deserved. I also share a short clip from a romantic comedy I made (one of several) with the actress…
#29 Creating Problems I Don’t Really Have
The long anticipated 29th episode of “Hey We’re Back!” A talk about problems I don’t really have, and how they’re not really solved.
Featuring: John S. Ramsey, Kelly Knap, Kim Ernst, and Myla Pitt
Mus…
#28 - Then and Way Back Then - Sarah Silverman, Andy Kindler, Tom Leopold
I don’t live in the past, but if you are trying to find me, I don’t recommend the present. In this–my last audio only episode–I return to an old radio show from the ’40s that helped form me as a youn…
#27 - When Bad Things Happen To Good Ideas
“Worst Case Scenario” is an old radio show I loved as a kid. Tom Silver, the host, is interviewing Arthur Köeppler, a leading expert on traffic safety.
“Bring Your Cousin To Work Day” is Sid Steiber’s…
#26 - The Work Force - Joy Behar
In this episode I deal with the subject of THE WORK FORCE from three different angles; I talk to many hardworking Americans with “thankless jobs.” I also asked my old friend Sandy Briscoe—the British…
#25 - Women’s Lib and Pop Music - Tom Leopold
Where do I start? Thanks for your patience. In this episode I have strayed from my usual format because of an interview I did with singer/feminist Helen Reddy. We met years ago in NYC and I interview…
#24 - Growing up Franklin, My Jewish Roots
In this episode, I explore my Jewish roots, tracing all the way back to New York City in 1959. I am also proud to introduce “America’s Next Top Optician”. At least once a week, I pretend that Benjami…
#23 - Good Dreams Sidney Katz - H. Jon Benjamin, Laura Silverman
This episode, begins with a relapse. I fall back into my “city and listing” habit and I do it all in the name of one of the dopiest jokes I have ever made. Then I get in the car and call my favorite…
#22 - Precise, Yet Ambiguous
In this episode I pay a visit to a dentist. I learn, once again, that my comedy is not for everybody. She feels the same way about my teeth, but is surprised to learn that my comedy comes with a fee …
#21 - A Sentimental Slob - Wendy Liebman, David Paymer
The first segment of this episode is a conversation with Wendy Liebman, a woman who has been making me laugh for years. Wendy reminded me how much fun we have talking to each other—a lot of fun. Come…
#20 - Almost Biblical - Todd Barry, Jane Brucker
This episode was actually recorded in front of an audience in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was a group of people so willing to laugh it was depressing. They were sweet, playful and most important, pu…
#19 - Live From Logan Airport - Ron Lynch, Laura Silverman
This episode was recorded live at Logan Airport in Boston—until airport security realized I wasn’t going anywhere. They suggested that I go home. I did, but I made one stop on the way: The Orpheum Th…
#18 - Good Manners - Kathy Griffin
The first stop is my favorite cafeteria in NYC, at the Cornell medical building. I used to meet my dad there for lunch. After lunch I decided to take the day off. I walked home and caught my wife in …