Matt Fulchiron joins B-$ and The O'Conman to listen to Gabe Kaplan's album Holes and Mellow Rolls. This episode is definitely NSFW! We talk about pornography a lot for some reason and some of the album tracks keep the discussion going. We really like the album and we have a lot of fun getting off track while talking about it. Enjoy!

This new episode of OTR with B-$ and the O'Conman celebrates some of the women in comedy. We listen to "Women of the Night" featuring Diane Ford, Paula Poundstone, and Cathy Ladman. There's a sprinkling of Barry Sobel in there too. You can listen to the full album at the end of the episode!

In this episode of OTR, B-$ and The O'Conman listen to Andrew "Dice" Clay's 1989 album DICE. This is definitely one of the more wild albums we've listened to. Completely NSFW and not for the faint hearted! You've been warned. If you want to hear the full album, it will be uploaded to the World Record Podcast Patreon account- https://www.patreon.com/worldrecordpodcast

B$ and The OConnman are back with another episode of Off The Records and they aren't alone this time. They've invited their friend Sam Brown (Whitest Kids U Know) to listen to COMEDY TONIGHT a compilation album from 1984 featuring comedy icons Jay Leno, Arsenio Hall, and George Miller. Plus the boys, of course, talk about what’s problematic in comedy today, the Whitest Kids DVD release, and why Jay Leno is considered by a generation to be one of the greats. If that's not appealing to you, they also talk about other stuff. Get the WKUK box set here: https://shoutfactory.com/products/the-whitest-kids-u-know-the-complete-series

The great Fred Stoller joins B-$ and the O’Connman to listen to the album “Fighter Pilot” by Barry Diamond. Fred and Sean talk about their friend Norm Macdonald, Fred tells some stories about the New York comedy scene in the 1970’s and 80’s, starring in Dumb & Dumber, Everybody Loves Raymond, and writing for Seinfeld. Stay tuned after the end of the show if you want to hear the album in its entirety! WARNING: You may be offended by some of the content on the record! NSFW Buy Fred’s new Audible Book “My Friend Norm” https://www.audible.com/pd/My-Friend-Norm-Audiobook/B0F3DMR7M8

Blaine Capatch joins B-$ and the O'Connman in the studio to listen to "Don't Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair!" by Franklin Ajaye. Blaine tells us stories about doing stand up comedy in the 80's and 90's and writing for various TV shows. We talk about Paul Reubens, Wolfman Jack, Detroiters, and much more. This is a super fun episode with lots of laughs AND we discover a long lost gem of a comedy album.

The Godfather. Ulysses. Rubber Soul. These are pieces of art that have stood the test of time. Well, prepare for the next great work of art. OFF THE RECORDS, a podcast where your favorite guys, B-$ (Brendon Walsh) and The O’Connman (Sean O’Connor) listen to old comedy albums together and discuss their tracks using a modern-day view of comedy. In the first episode, Da Boys listen to an album called “Yuk Yuk's The Funniest Fifty Minutes EVER!!" from 1980s Canada, a distant foreign land, and find out more about the Canadian comedy scene when they call Canadian National Treasure Jon Dore on the phone.  ALBUM ON VINYL! PHONE CALLS! This is so 1980s.

Starting April 1st, sit down with B-$ and The O'Conman and listen to some old comedy records every week! B-$ has amassed a huge collection of comedy vinyl over the years, and now he's listening to the records with The O'Conman, some guests, and you! Discover the stand up comics who inspired your favorite comedians of today, and hear some forgotten great, and not-so-great comedy from the 1940's through the 1980's and beyond. New episodes every week starting April 1st, 2025!

MARC MARON (WTF, star of upcoming HBO special “Panicked” - August 1, and AppleTV’s Stick) joins B-$ and The OConnman to listen to Pat Cooper’s “Our Hero” and discuss ending the ground-breaking WTF podcast, edible underwear, Andrew Dice Clay, and cars. Will The O'Connman talk about Shaquille O’Neal? Well, you'll just have to listen.

MARTHA KELLY (Baskets, Carol & the End of the World, Common Side Effects) joins B$ and The O'Connman to discuss 1990’s “Brain Damaged” by comedy icon Sinbad. This episode is so funny as they discuss Las Vegas careers, what celebrities are nice, and of course, Sean writing for Shaquille O’Neal. Do they love the album? You'll just have to listen.

In this episode, we're joined by Branson Reese to listen to the soundtrack album of Snow White and the Three Stooges. This album is pretty interesting in the sense that The Three Stooges barely appear on the record. We have a lot of fun listening to it though. We hope you have fun listening to this episode too! Visit Branson's website here: https://www.branson-reese.com/

Johnny Pemberton comes over to listen to Elmer Fudpucker's "At The Nudist Colony Lettin' It All Hang Out" released in the mid 1960's on Vulgar Records. B-$ workshops an idea for a new joke with the boys and The O'Connman talks about writing for Shaquille O'Neal again. You can see Johnny on season two of Fallout in December. Get tickets to see Johnny on tour this summer here: https://www.johnnypemberton.dog/

Canadian and author, Kliph Nesteroff joins B-$ and The O'Connman in the record room to listen to "Zingers from the Hollywood Squares" released in 1974 by Event Records. Kliph knows so much about comedy, he wrote some books about it. Buy one of his books at your local bookstore here: https://www.indiebound.org/indie-store-finder Or borrow one from your local library here: https://www.usa.gov/libraries-and-archives

Tim Heidecker (Tom Goes To The Mayor) joins B-$ and The O'ConnMan to listen to Adam Sandler's first album "They're All Gonna Laugh At You!". Brendon and Sean both have fond memories of the album, but will Tim enjoy it? I guess you'll have to listen and find out! See B-$ Live in Austin Saturday May 31st! Get tickets here: https://the-velveeta-room-the-velveeta-room.seatengine.com/shows/318720

PAUL RUST (With Gourley and Rust, Netflix’s Love, The Great North) hangs with B-$ and The O'Connman to listen to Gallagher’s self-titled album from 1980. Da Absolute Boys talk about The Jerk’s filming locations, seeing Gallagher live, prop comedy, and what they really wish would happen at the end of a Rolling Stones concert. It's honestly the most fun you’ll ever have.