I don't have regular access to the numbers but I got a look today and it's just interesting to see the relative popularity of podcast episodes and transcripted interviews.
There's no rhyme or reason that I can see. Obviously, the ones on-line for a longer time have a greater chance of more hits, but that's about all I can tell.Most of my phone interviews I do for the paper are eventually transcribed and hosted at the Comedy Couch site. These are generally interviews with name comics. Here are the top 20 by request (presumably this means hits):
- Martin Short
- Greg Behrendt
- Louis CK
- Ryan Stiles
- Cedric the Entertainer
- Dave Coulier
- Norm MacDonald
- Don Rickles (the first interview)
- Craig Ferguson
- Bob Newhart (the second interview)
- Russell Peters
- Dana Carvey
- Tommy Smothers
- Colin Mochrie (the first interview)
- Ellen DeGeneres
- Keith Johnstone
- Steven Wright
- Colin Mochrie (the second interview)
- Ron White
- Nancy Robertson
Over on the podcast side, I've had a few celebrity comics on over the years, but mostly just working local comics and occasionally a national one. Here's the top 20 by request (once again, I have no idea how they come up with these; I'm just reporting what I'm reading).
- Kevin Lee (guest hosted by Morgan Brayton)
- Janice Bannister (guest hosted by Graham Clark)
- Aubrey Tennant
- Riel Hahn
- Brent Butt
- Barry Greenfield
- Todd Allen & Phil Hanley
- John Wing
- Andrew Connor
- Carter Hortie
- Jenn Grant & Erica Sigurdson
- Mark Dennison
- Paul Bae & Dana Alexander (our very first show)
- Alistair Cook, Taz VanRassle & Ryan Beil
- Jay Brown
- Kevin Foxx
- Daniel Packard (his second appearance)
- Sarah Silverman
- Pete Johansson
- Jeff & Ryan Gladstone
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