Hail Satire! with Vic Shuttee

Vic Shuttee is born to entertain people. He has such a natural charisma about him and his charm is more infectious than herpes (and herpes is really infectious, you should probably go get checked right now if you haven't recently). He brings such a passion and energy to everything he works on and you should absolutely listen to the podcasts he makes. On his current bread and butter podcast the Daily Show Weekly he and his co host Chandler Dean do what should have been done so long ago and take a look at the daily show from the beginning of the John Stewart era (because Craig Kilborn sucked, lets just be honest). Its so fascinating to see where the show started because it is SO different than the Johnny Stew we came to know and love by the end of his tenure. Seriously, its almost an unrecognizable show from its humble beginnings. Vic and Chandler slog through so much crap from the tittyweed era to the Barely TV era to hopefully though the best new team on television era when they get there. Any point is a good place to start, but I highly reccomend starting at the beginning and working your way through. If you dont want to sit through the hundreds of hours to get there, I suggest the 1999 and 2000 best of yearly recaps to get up to speed. They are true professionals and really funny and I can't reccomend this highly enough.

I met this guy in college! He's a pretty sweet guy and his shows have always been top-notch. This is the go-to podcast for all things comedy.

Hey this is Chandler Dean. I can't tell before I post this if this is my own account or my dad's. But either way Hail Satire is a dope podcast universe and I specifically recommend you check out Vic's and my podcast within it, The Daily Show Weekly. We recount our quixotic journey through watching every episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart while also reflecting on the stories of today. If you like The Daily Show, politics, comedy news, and/or inscrutable references to obscure TV moments from nearly two decades ago, it's the podcast for you.

I met Vic in college, and I gotta say you wanna listen to comedians getting interviewed and conversations about comedy this is one of the best places to do that.