We’ve curated a list of our top 5 funny podcasts that will up your high and give you a good belly laugh. Without further ado, here are our favorites.

This podcast was practically designed to get stoned with. Host Doug Benson invites notable comedians like Jack Black and Sarah Silverman onto the podcast, gets them stoned, and delves into some hilarious conversations.

The show offers segments like “High History,” which discusses their first experience with cannabis, and “Pot Quiz Hop Shot,” where guests answer weed-based trivia questions.

The Tigerbelly podcast airs once every week with hosts comedian Bobby Lee and his girlfriend Khalyla Kuhn. The podcast has become a fan favorite due to its constantly shifting dynamic that can range from downright hilarious to more serious and meaningful discussions that anyone will want to take part in.

The couple is known to keep you on your toes and transport your mind to places you never knew existed.

Host Theo Von is better known as a down-to-earth, charismatic, and smooth-talking savage. He brings up rather thought-provoking subjects that boggle the listener’s mind. He also responds to questions and discussions sent via email and video submissions.

Von often interviews sex workers, MMA fighters, comedians, musicians, and more. The conversations can get a little cloudy and confused at times, but we promise you’ll get a kick out of Von’s sense of humor.

Familiar faces and married comedians Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitsky host this podcast. Their show focuses on various topics, from current events to their busy lives and commentary on video submissions from fans.

The duo has many connections with notable celebrities across the entertainment industry, which allows them to feature other familiar faces on the show. The show is incredibly dynamic and captures the essence of what the two comedians are all about.

Hosted by the hilarious Andrew Shulz and Charlamagne Tha God, the Brilliant Idiots Podcast is perfect to catch up on current events while getting a laugh out of what wouldn’t be generally accepted on news platforms.

They offer unscripted opinions and comedic relief for anyone in need of a pick-me-up. The show has been up and running since 2014, so it’s quite impossible to run out of content to kick back with.