The Smartest Man in the World

Live from the Laughing Skull Lounge in Atlanta, GA, Greg sounds off on The Shangri-Las, security, and Scalia.

Live from Los Angeles' Cinefamily at the Silent Movie Theatre, Greg screens and discusses Woody Allen's 1977 masterpiece "Annie Hall."

Greg celebrates the hundredth episode of Smartest Man back in West Hollywood's Bar Lubitch, with japes on James McNeill Whistler, jasmine and Johnny Cash.

Live from Zanies in Nashville, Greg alludes to asteroids, aliens and the Andrews Sisters

Live from the Punchline San Francisco, Greg converses about Carey, Capurro and candirú.

Back at Los Angeles' Cinefamily, Greg screens and discusses the 1946 Charles Vidor classic "Gilda."

Back in West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg speaks on suits, Stonewall and Stan Musial.

Live from the Bell House in Brooklyn, Greg educates on Edmonton, Earl Weaver and ethyl formate.

Live from the Punchline Comedy Club in Sacramento, Greg dishes on Denny's, drone strikes and Durante.

Live from the Punchline in San Francisco, Greg speaks to snorking, smoking, and Soul Train.

Live from the Comedy Attic in Bloomington Indiana, Greg soliloquizes on Starbucks, spiders and Slaughterhouse-Five.

Merry Christmas from the Smartest Man In the World! Bonus Proopcast features Greg discussing Ronald Neame's 1970 classic "Scrooge."

Live from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg talks 10cc, Two Live Jews, and Toots and the Maytals.

Back at Whelan's in Dublin, Greg gets into Guinness, Gaelic and Genghis Khan.

In the latest dispatch from Bar Lubitsch, Greg kicks around Kubrick, Klimt and Kusama.

The latest installment of the Greg Proops Film Club has Greg discussing Howard Hawks' 1946 classic Bogie & Bacall noir-romp, "The Big Sleep."

From Bar Lubitsch, the reddest thing on Earth, Greg discusses the Dallas Cowboys, Deadwood, and David Petraeus.

From the NerdMelt Theatre in Los Angeles, Greg gabs on gifts, Germany and Genghis Khan.

Back home in West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg dabbles in democracy, Diane Sawyer, and the death penalty.

Live from the Comedy Works in Denver Colorado, Greg discusses drunks, D&D, and Douglas Fairbanks.

In the second installment of the Greg Proops Film Club, Greg presents the 1985 comedy/horror classic "Return of the Living Dead." Live from the Cinefamily's Silent Movie Theatre in Los Angeles, Greg blesses us with an intro and outro to the film in the classic Smartest Man style. Happy Halloween everybody.

Vodkasting from the Mesa Arts Center in sunny Arizona, Greg lips on Lincoln, Lagerfeld, and Long Beach.

Live from the LA Podcast Festival, Greg ponders parking, popes, and Paul Ryan.

Live from the Bell House in Brooklyn, NY, Greg pontificates on peacocks, plutocracy and PBS.

Live from L.A.'s Silent Movie Theatre, Greg teams up with Cinefamily to screen the 1991 classic "Point Break." The audio on this podcast is Greg's intro and outro to the film, done in the classic Smartest Man style. Dust off the VHS player and enjoy the bromance on your own for the full Greg Proops Film Club experience!

From the salubrious confines of West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg mulls over movies, Mais que Nada, and macaques.

Back at Bar Lubitsch in Los Angeles, Greg comments on Clintons, Clint and kittens.

Live from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg alludes to altruists, Afghans and Armstrong.

In his third and final engagement at Edinburgh's Gilded Balloon, Greg analyzes apartments, Akin and the Amish.

In the second dispatch from the Gilded Balloon in Edinburgh, Greg digs into Danny Boyle, D-Day and defenestration.

Live from the Gilded Balloon in Edinburgh, Greg speaks about the Scottish Sun, Saudis and Mel Stuart.

Finally back in Bar Lubitsch, Greg carries on about Creoles, Chorus Line and Costas.

Live from the Punchline Comedy Club in his beloved San Francisco, Greg gabs on games, Gore and Grier.

Live from the Paris casino in Las Vegas, Greg delves into Drew Carey, discourse and Doris Sams.

Vodkasting from the Helium Comedy Club in Philadelphia, Greg concocts conte concerning Cosby, Coors and the Constitution.

Live from the Punchline Comedy Club in Sacramento, Greg discusses fireworks, fictional dogs and the Fourth of July.

Live from the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis, Greg broaches bathrooms, Bill Holm and Bob Dylan.

Live from Whelan's in Dublin, Greg expounds on kabobs, Caravaggio and Kittens McTavish.

Live from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg rips into royalty, Rupert Murdoch and Ray Charles.

Live from the Improv in Washington DC, Greg lobbies on behalf of Fats Waller, fish fries and Fahrenheit 451.

Back in the ruby confines of Bar Lubitsch, Greg soliloquizes on Stanton, Spiceworld and Sgt Pepper.

From the inner confines of the Nerdist Theater at Meltdown Comics in LA, Greg blathers on Brits, baristas and Baum.

Back at Bar Lubitsch, Greg unloads on unfuckable bands, unwritten novels and unparalleled gifts.

Live from the Helium Comedy Club in Portland, OR, Greg carries on about the cars, Cher, and Chen Guangcheng.

From the Parlor Live in Bellevue, Washington, Greg covers movies, Mifune and MCA.

Proopcasting live from The Carleton in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Greg legislates on Louis Armstrong, lobsters and Levon Helm.

Live from Zanies Comedy Club in Chicago, Greg brings up Brenner, Buckley and The Band.

Vodkasting live from the San Jose Improv, Greg tells tales of the midway, the Mystery Spot and Mike Wallace.

Proopcasting live from La Java in Paris, Greg contemplates cabs, cafes and "the cutes."

Live from the Tron Theare in Glasgow, Scotland, Greg pontificates on pasties, pandas and ponytails.