Throwing Shade
About This Show
Show Info:
Throwing Shade is the political comedy podcast hosted by Erin Gibson and Bryan Safi who deliver their fresh takes on pop culture, women’s rights, and LGBT rights with hilarity and vulgarity. Spend your Thursdays with the podcast called "the perfect combination of silly, intelligent, cynical and charming" by Entertainment Weekly and "Oprah's #1 pick" by an iTunes reviewer who is not Oprah.
Most Recent Episode
TS309: Female Inmate Firefighters, Value Voter Summit, Guest Kathryn Burns
3 days ago
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98 minutes
This week, Bryan and Erin discuss the #MeToo movement as well as stories about California’s female inmate firefighting program and the Family Research Council’s Value Voter Summit. Guest Kathryn Burns (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) gives the scoop on being a Texas transplant in LA, forging a career in choreography, and the theory behind line dancing.This episode is sponsored by BaubleBar (code: SHADE), JustFab, HBO's Tracy Ullman's Show, and Casper Mattresses (code: SHADE)
Rated 5 out of
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funkymanjive from
If you learn one thing in life...
...it's that this Podcast is simply the best. Could two people possibly make my commute any better? Tuesdays cannot come fast enough every week, because that's when the next episode of Throwing Shade is dropped. I love, love, love this show--it's crass, it's juvenile, it's silly, it's hilarious, and it's actually pretty dang informative. You will love it. What are you waiting for?!
Date published: 2013-09-01
Rated 5 out of
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tomsbrain from
LGBT - Love Gibblertron, Bryan Too!
I think Throwing Shade is an amazing platform which sheds light on lady and gay issues that are otherwise left in the shade by today's media. With its effortless bridge from lowbrow to highbrow, it encourages listeners to speak up (you know, between our fits of laughter from hearing Bryan's Sally Kellerman impression and Erin's "Vaginer" tales). After every episode, I'm left wanting to inform people of the 'ssues raised, hoping to help change opinions for the better.
Date published: 2015-01-15
Rated 5 out of
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joseq from
Listen in the car...always almost hit other vehicl
I wait with baited breath until a new episode is available. My favorite part is the loud intermittent yelling Erin sometimes uses to highlight the point or bryan's deadpan and brilliant timing. The issues they deal with are self-described as relevant to "women and gay men" but they are incisive in their commentary and end up skewering the worst parts of our society with their excellent and poignant humor.
Date published: 2014-01-08
Rated 5 out of
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C_M_Y_Case from
Definitely in my top 3 favorite shows!
I've been listening to this show for years! I absolutely die laughing multiple times throughout each episode and when they started filming their episodes on funnyordie.com, I lost my mind. I have only been able to watch one or two but every time I do, I lose it. Erin tweeted at me once and I also almost died. #fangirl
Date published: 2014-06-11
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Always Full of Laughs
These two (Bryan & Erin) are hilarious. I am laughing out loud in my car every time I listen. But what's cool is they actually get the topics across in between going off the rails. I have made a point to see them every time they're in Philly and they never disappoint. I love this podcast and you will too.
Date published: 2013-09-12
Rated 5 out of
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elizabethgrace from
Funniest podcast out there
I listened to one show and I was hooked. I just recently saw them at their live show in Atlanta. They have a great rapport and there interactions and idiosyncrasies are hilarious. Great show, especially if you are fond of the women and the gays.
Date published: 2014-05-27
Rated 4 out of
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Garry from
This show makes me laugh out loud frequently.
I love listening to these two cranks grossing each other out and talking rubbish. They really do treat issues with much less respect than they deserve. Love it.
Date published: 2014-05-06
Rated 5 out of
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Dizzy from
Friday Ritual
Warning: may cause sudden bursts of laughter when you are in public causing people to think you are insane. Worth it.
Date published: 2013-12-25
