Circling Back

Will, Dave, and Dillion never fail to brighten my day. The takes are genuine, their banter is artful, and I’ve never seen an hour in the car pass as quick as when I listen to y’all driving back to Austin from Houston. Started listening over two years ago, and recently optimized my backing. Would kill to work for you guys, let me know if you ever need another marketing guy or a contributor for the newsletter!

Listening to "Circling Back" feels like crashing a laid-back hangout session with your funniest friends. Whether they're roasting the latest celebrity mishap or recounting their own hilariously embarrassing moments, the banter between the hosts is as smooth as butter on a hot biscuit. It's like being in on an inside joke that never gets old, leaving you laughing out loud while simultaneously pondering life's deepest mysteries (like why anyone thought bringing back cargo shorts was a good idea). So, if you're in need of a good laugh and a healthy dose of pop culture wisdom, look no further than "Circling Back"—your ears will thank you. Shouts to my boys Will & Pants for introducing me.

NYC Backer. My wife started listening to the pod and has been repeating all your jokes around my friend group. Unfortunately all my friends now think she is funnier than me. Due to this fact, it hard to say if my marriage can survive this travesty, but irregardless, due to the juxtaposition, I think I would get you guys in the divorce. FIVE STARS.

To the three big brothers I’ve never had -Thank you for all the laughs and for the endless entertainment during my daily walks around the neighborhood while pregnant. Will’s extensive vocabulary, Dave’s dad jokes and Dillon’s Space Bar segment have made me a backer for life. Also, my husband and I named our newborn son Parks because that’s the coolest name we’ve ever heard.

This podcast, labeled as "Comedy," frequently injects increasingly partisan political commentary that leans heavily in one direction. If this company ever faces insolvency, the hosts could easily transition to writing monologues for comedians like Samantha Bee and Trevor Noah. I never thought I'd find myself missing segments that simply showcased funny tweets from others.