20 episodes
Deli Boys Brain Freeze Podcasts
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4.8 • 199 Ratings
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Beloved comedy writers Evan Susser and David Phillips set off to do something never done before: rank 14 Jewish delis.
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Jerry’s Deli #2 with Dave King
In the first episode recorded remotely the Deli Boys return to their roots: Jerry’s Deli and Dave King.
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Izzy's Deli with Becky Feldman
This week the Deli Boys go to Izzy's in Santa Monica with the wonderful Becky Feldman ("Too Stupid to Live"). It's the triumphant return of spinning for segments and you'll never guess what segment she gets. Also, it might be the last episode of Deli Boys ever recorded in person?
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Wexler's Deli with Alan Yang
This week the Deli Boys go to Wexler’s Deli with the very funny Alan Yang (“Master Of None”, “Tigertail”). They say their farewells to an iconic LA deli, play another instalment of Koufax or Kofiction, and start a deep deli investigation.
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Maury's Bagels with Jess Dweck
Season 2 continues as David and Evan take the very funny Jess Dweck (“Brooklyn 99”, “Big Mouth”) to Maury’s Bagels. And most importantly ask themselves the question... should we still to be doing this?
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Pico Kosher Deli with Carl Tart
The Deli Boys are back!!! For the season 2 premiere the Deli Boys and Carl Tart (“Brooklyn 99” “The Flagrant Ones”) go to Pico Kosher Deli… or do they?
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Brent's Deli (Part 2) with Nick Wiger
David and Evan finally got their friend Nick Wiger ("Doughboys" "How Did This Get Played") to agree to go eat with them at Brent's. They compare the subtle differences between the Northridge and Westlake locations, Nick spins for segments, and there's a very big announcement that brings the future of the podcast into question.
Customer Reviews
Fargo Goy
I’m not Jewish, I live in North Dakota, I’ve never been to a deli, but this podcast is wonderful and The Two Questions(TM) are very important to me.
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Listen and Eat
A solid food podcast not at all inspired by or related to the Doughboys podcast about all kinds of nonsense and mostly LA Deli's and jewish resturaunts. A charming and often funny show and I love the calls to the hosts family and friends. Even better listen if you live near LA or plan to visit.