2 episodes
Dead Dads Club Podcast Dead Dads Club Podcast
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- Comedy
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4.6 • 15 Ratings
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Podcast hosted by comedians Renee Gauthier and Lindsay Adams. Join them each episode, where they have a special guest who discusses everything about losing a loved one all the way to what celebrity ghost they would date. Is death funny? Sometimes. Is it awkward? Always. Are they talking about it? Definitely. Listen and Mourn!
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Michael Goldman (Talent Producer)
We are back ditches (see what we did there?) with an amazing Dead Dad's Club! Hear about Michael's father being a private person all the way to the end and how Hollywood mourned the loss of an amazing part of their industry. Michael get's teary eyed about the love he has for his father and Renee and Lindsay confirm that an attractive man about to cry for the love of his father is extra hot. Listen and mourn with the 2nd installment of Season 3's DDC
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Jon Huck (Comedian/Hollywood Anonymous Podcast)
DDC is back baby! With more death and more laughs. Kicking off Season 3 with a sudden death, inappropriate jokes at the funeral home and basically... losing balls.
Let death become you and listen and mourn. Welcome home!
Customer Reviews
Thank you!
The name might be a turn off for some, but if you're in the club you will understand. Also, there is some killer intro music. Thanks, ladies!
Fascinating stories!
I love this podcast. The hosts, who both lost their fathers early in their lives, are engaging and something new comes out about their experience losing their fathers in each episode. They ask their guests all the right questions since they've been through it. These stories are fascinating and really tap into everyone's humanity. I wish there were more episodes but then it would mean I wished there were more dead dads, and that's not cool.
Therapy in my earbuds
I lost my dad in high school and my mom a few years after that, and this podcast is the only place (outside of a few of my friends) that gets that. I love hearing everyone’s stories, and processes and having them still laugh through it. I’ve had to pull my car over to cry a few times, but mostly I’m laughing and nodding. Probably not going to make sense or be funny to people with familes fully intact, but a must hear for anyone who has the misfortune of being a part of the club.\
Thanks for making this, guys.