Very silly, funny, smart nonsense. What you’d expect from an MST alum. As you can see, rather erratic new posting schedule, but it’s a different kind of podcast. Love it. Wish there were more:

A bit more NSFW than I'd have expected but that is not a criticism. This is uncensored, no-holds-barred statire and its hillarious and insightful in an era where few things in the "real" world are either. Frank Conniff is great at writing these radio plays and the execution is spot-on.

Love this podcast. Made my laugh over and over. Just wish Frank would do them a little more often!

Always looking forward to the next episode!

While listening to The Agoraphobic Action League, I was impressed by the mix of whimsy and grab bag of premises jammed into this radio play (superheroes, musical numbers, pragmatic vs impractical, interpersonal relationships, etc.) I found myself editing and rewriting the piece as I was listening. However, after 5 minutes, I gave in to the nuttiness. I let go of any preconceptions of what I thought the piece should be - and rather enjoyed it. There is no one who will argue whether Frank Conniff is a gifted comic mind. Here you'll find some insight into his process - swirling some original & obligatory humor, profanity, abstractions, different takes on the human condition, and a patient burn that pays off with a few real gems. I'm reminded of watching Family Plot after being a fan of Rebecca, Suspicion and Spellbound. I was alarmed at the output of a creative genius I admired. But you realize that not every meal has to be steak and spaghetti. Sometimes a salad and bread is perfectly satiating. And you still love the chef who made it for you.

There hasn’t been anything this super funny man has written or performed that isn’t funny. You just can’t be this consistent unless you really have that special thing…. Frank Conniff not only has it, he delivers it in a style all his won that just kills me. His voice is one if the unsung hero voices of all time. I do not personally know this man, but I sure wish I did. Party on Frank. Can’t wait for more. Catte Adams

Frank Conniff is is brilliant, and he’s brought some of my favorite comedians together to make a masterpiece! I highly recommend!

The production quality is fantastic. The ideas are good. The talent is all there. But somehow there are no surprises, and you know every joke coming from a mile away. Somehow this is the least funny comedy effort I’ve ever encountered. Two stars simply for effort.

Infrequently released, but the effort and care put into each installment shows. One of very few podcasts made to be listened to again and again, rather than as disposable entertainment. The songs are catchy and well-produced, and the writing is excellent. Every episode does a fine job of mixing silly pop-culture parody with a deeper note of cultural satire; be the target the news media, music industry, or social media celebrity.

It's like a very, very weak Firesign album or some semi-unny thing NPR might produce. I wish the writing was as strong as the production. Dana Gould is funny as always .

Frank Conniff is brilliant!

If only to hear Emo Phillips say "Satan is Lord"

Frank Conniff is a certifiable comedic genius. I don't understand why this guys material isn't on Broadway. Thanks for the great work Frank.

Loved it. and I hope there are many more to come.

Is there anyone who even knows of Melissa Villaseñor, Daña Gould or Frank Coññiff? And DOESN'T love them and their work? THEY ARE WONDERFUL!! [Back to the review] Great writing, nice turns, terrific performances (the most terrifying? Emo's), good musical numbers, all-in-all, first-rate comedy. Interestingly, one of the few parodies or take-offs to be nearly as full length as the original. (Just over 5/4 of an hour for this one vs. just under 7/4 for the original. Thus the flicker starring Baby Gumm runs 24.5 min longer or ~2/5 of an hour plus 30 seconds … or so.) Most feature length parodies use several if not dozens of model stories and plot or character forms to emulate. OK. Mel Brook's Young Frankenstein, Dead And Loving It, Space Balls, others, I'm sure: full-length, single-target parodies. Probably many others. OK! I'm not perfect! Get off my back, already! Sheesh! Anyway, this podcast, five stars. Worth every cent. Hope there are many more.

The production and star power of this thing… amazing! It must have cost Frank at least $50 million to produce it. There's nothing I didn't like about it. Hilarious too. MORE!

That is all you need to know about how funny this is. Great work, Podcast's Frank.

Pundits of Oz is the perfect podcast to listen to as the election nears. It hilariously skewers the absurdities of modern political campaigns and the 24 hour news cycle. It's outrageous, insightful, intelligent and...funny!

Just listened to this 2x in a row while commuting .. the Oz characters are sweetly amusing (with just a bit of raunch), the songs cute, and the "news" media satire razor-sharp and funny as hell (and a most timely & welcome relief amidst this hideous US election season) .. anyway, kudos to all concerned .. I look forward to more

This is not close to what I had imagined a Frank Conniff podcast to be. It is also better than I could have hoped for, and it's F'ing free.

This first episode of "Podcast 90" is a hilarious satire on the absurdities of the politcal system as performed by the characters of "The Wizard of Oz." Great performances, terrific songs and a good belly laugh every, oh, 40 seconds or so. If every episode of this podcast is even nearly this good, it'll be a real keeper. Can't wait to hear what's next.