Dan Harmon and Jeff Davis discuss their plans to create a moon colony full of social awkwardness and compassion. They're joined by Spencer Crittenden, Rob Schrab, and many friends to dive deep into the mythological meaning of life and the deep emotions that accompany it.
Despite walking on stage sick as a dog, audience adoration miraculously heals Dan in real time. Francophile Jeff can't help but dissolve into a sentimental jelly thinking about Notre-dame.
Dan dives deep into balls. Before the show, Dan gets a little too high, which is perfect for our guest Gabriel Sunday, creator and star of the new cannabis inspired TV series Dope State.
Dan talks to Jesse Margolis, founder of Overheard LA about what else: Mike Crivello's Camera World; It's a wonderful world of cameras. We attempt to get into the heads of internet trolls.
Ryan Kraus from "Cold Case Murder Mysteries" deconstructs true crime and horror and what it means to be the perfect crime, and how one day we're all going to be robots. Also, Spencer's balls are too big.
This week's a whopper, with conversation topics ranging from Spencer's hip surgery, Dan's much anticipated Game of Thrones take, and another underscoring of how unprepared our (Dan's) parents were for the advent of the internet.
Cold Case Murder Mysteries podcaster Ryan Kraus returns to dive deep into the crime podcast genre, with Rob Schrab at the comptroller helm. Spencer's bees and pirate eye patches are on the agenda tonight.
Rob Corddry is back. Dan tells us how to break into his house, Rob talks about his time at The Daily Show, and mountain lions do what they do. Featuring Dan Harmon, Jeff Bryan Davis, Spencer Crittenden and Rob Corddry.
Schrab is comptrolling to prepare for his upcoming role as moderator of the Comic-Con Rick and Morty Panel. But Jeff's still here, and without a podium, not-quite fitting into the seats on the stage.
We finally get to the bottom of the story about Spencer's bees, why The Golden Girls owned mink, what a Jeff Golem would look like, Rob Schrab, and bagels.
Duncan Trussell is back. sporting an increasingly majestic beard. The show dives deep into America's hot button topics like prolapses, space travel and DNA filled balloons.
Harmontown finally gets down to business in a Jeff-less Episode. Brandon Johnson comptrols as we do the important, and timely, work of tearing down Billy Joel.
Harmontown is honored to welcome Conflict Journalist Robert Evans to the show. With topics ranging from Syria to 8chan, Robert has done all the homework.
Author of the new book It Came from Something Awful, Dale Beran teaches us the history 4chan and 8chan. How did simple websites transform into centers of white nationalism, violence and tools of politics?
