April 22, 2015
EP. 229 — Leading Love Man
Kulap and Howard welcome to the show Ken Marino, who promptly rekindles memories for Howard of where he was the day that Michael Jackson died. Then, Ken demonstrates his flawless impression of Winnie-the-Pooh, his endless curiosity of what music is, and why the era of digital music has rendered Paul McCartney silent. Additionally, the gang pontificates on what the market value would be of Ken’s new business, wherein he does personal, in home, performances of characters that he’s played. Later, the crew debates whether or not horse cops are productive and why a safe room is absolutely imperative for anyone that plans on doing Karaoke. Lastly, Ken talks about some of his earliest comedic influences.
Recent Episodes
October 16, 2019
EP. 458.5 — Who Charted has moved to Stitcher Premium!
Who Charted is still going strong! All new episodes can now be listened to on STITCHER PREMIUM. Go to https://www.stitcher.com/premium and sign up using offer code CHARTED for a free month trial, where you can listen to new eps, the entire ad-free archive, and virtually endless exclusive content.
September 24, 2019
EP. 458 — There’s Always A New Woah
Comedian Chill Trill Bill Kottkamp makes a grand return to Who Charted! Bill joins Howard, Stard, and Hugo in counting down the Music Chart all while busting out his best relationship rhymes and vaudeville jokes. Later, we’ll hear about TikTok strategies and where all the diners went during the Movie Chart, and comedian Max Beasley joins for another selection of Hot Picks. Plus, a special announcement.
September 17, 2019
EP. 457 — What If Room, But Gels
The legendary Paul F. Tompkins sweeps his way into the studio with Howard, Hugo, and Engineer Ryan! They count down Billboard’s Top 200 Albums Chart while throwing out opposing Lana Del Rey takes – and blowing the lid off Taylor Swift’s love life. Then, Paul talks about his brand new podcast The Neighborhood Listen during the Movie Chart, and comedian Max Beasley returns to check out the anticipated Ozzy/Post Malone collab with the Hot Picks.
Check out The Neighborhood Listen on Stitcher Premium here.