The Judge John Hodgeman Podcast


People bring cases to a comedy judge, and he passes judgement with humor and wit. A pleasant listen. You probably won’t learn anything, and you probably won’t guffaw, but it’s a pleasant enough time. Episodes vary in length. 4/5. 

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