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Very exciting news: we're back! The Neighborhood Listen is joining our friends at Comedy Bang Bang World and coming back for Season 5! Go to www.cbbworld.com and sign up for the MAXIMUS plan, and you will very soon unlock ALL of our previous episodes as well as the upcoming season 5 - all ad-free. You will also gain access to exclusive monthly TNL SPECIAL BONUS EPISODES, where we'll take further adventures through Dignity Falls and meet new characters, as well as post live shows and who knows what else?   Joining CBB World is the best way to support the show and the only way to hear our special episodes, but if you can't join now, we will also be posting our back catalog and new season 5 episodes for free on this feed! See you this October!

In the season 4 finale of the Neighborhood Listen, Burnt and Doug both manage to surprise Joan in a big way. Meanwhile, Joan shares her unique solution for dealing with a local theater critic in Dignity Falls. Plus, special guest Pam (Mitch Silpa) explains why they are in search of raw meat from a game hunter. 

This week, Burnt shares his favorite childhood book while Joan figures out how to play the cursed role of Keke the Dragon Slayer. Meanwhile, Doug brings out everyone's emotions. Plus, special guest Kim (Charlie McCrackin) discusses why he is having a hard time selling his couch. 

Burnt shares his professional opinion on Nyquil Chicken as Joan recalls her theatrical past. Meanwhile, Doug has been busy tracing back the ancient history of their house. Plus, special guest Danielle (Hayley Marie Norman) addresses the various complaints that come with 4th of July celebrations.

Burnt regales Joan with stories of gigging for frogs as a boy scout, while Doug explains why he attempted to take out a PPP loan. Plus, special guest Carlo (Jiavani) explains why his mother thinks he and his friend Josh are freeloaders. 

Joan tells Burnt about her new realty-related business in Dignity Falls, while Doug just wants to dry off. Plus, special guest Scomare Buns (Ronnie Adrian) explains the argument between him and his partner at the local "Trader Joe".

Burnt shares with Joan why he no longer preemptively tries to stop crime in Dignity Falls while Doug is excited to reveal his new television pitch. Plus, Sybil (Scott Aukerman) joins the show to explain his elaborate plan to repurpose old keys.

Joan and Burnt break down the unique Dignity Falls accent while Doug reimagines the back yard. Plus, Meredith (Kimia Behpoornia) joins the show to prove she is not fake playing the violin for money.

Back at the table, Joan + Doug continue their bizarre home renovations while Burnt regales of his first night out with his co-workers. Plus, special guest Jenna (Mitra Jouhari) explains why she was outside of a neighbor’s home with a megaphone. 

Joan and Doug share their unique communication style while Burnt contemplates getting a pet and the best karaoke song for his voice. Plus, special guest Mel (Ally Beardsley) joins the show to find out what is making the mysterious sounds coming from the walls in their home.

After a short recording hiatus, Joan and Burnt catch up on each other's summers. Doug's childhood dream and his worst allergy come into conflict, while Burnt shares his experience in a mall deprivation tank. Plus, special guest Noel (Mano Agapion) shares why she is in desperate search of a neighbor's chili recipe.

Burnt and Joan discuss the details of her one-woman show dedicated to the women of Dignity Falls (DF), while Doug falls under the spell of his newest creation. Plus, special guest Joe (Matt Apodaca) breaks down his passion for cleaning rugs in cars.

This week, Joan shares her dream of performing at Carnegie Hall with Burnt, while Doug records the episode from a special room in the house. Plus, special guest Tootsie (Tony Rodriguez) explains how she escaped her former home and is now living her best life in Dignity Falls. 

The Neighborhood Listen is back for Season 4! Burnt updates us on his engagement to Gabby while Joan and Doug continue their home renovations. Plus, special guest Dill (Lisa Gilroy) tries to explain why he is jumping fences across Dignity Falls.

Season 4 of The Neighborhood Listen starts October 3rd! Join Joan Pedestrian (Nicole Parker) and Burnt Millipede (Paul F. Tompkins) as they improvise their way through the fictional town of Dignity Falls. They explore posts from a certain neighborhood social networking app and interview special guests who represent the best, brightest and funniest parts of Dignity Falls.

Doug tried a novel approach to iron out some communication issues with Joan. Meanwhile, Joan and Burnt try to come up with a season finale cliffhanger. Plus, special guest John (Mitch Silpa) explains why he's desperately searching for the best tiramisu in Dignity Falls.

Burnt is all out of sorts this episode and Joan tries to cheer him up. Meanwhile, Doug reveals the latest renovated room he's recording the show from. Plus, special guest Louise (Heather Anne Campbell) clarifies her slightly confusing post calling on Dignity Falls residents to gather.

Joan + Doug share their kids' suggestions for their ongoing home renovations while Burnt reminisces about the time Dignity Falls hosted the Olympics. Plus, Charleston (Ify Nwadiwe), a most unusual neighbor, addresses false allegations made against him on NeighborhApp.

Joan + Doug share their ritual for the linen room, whole Burnt recounts his new love of hot dogs. Plus, Jennifer Lopez (Jeffery Hiller) tells tales of paranormal activity on the streets of Dignity Falls.

Joan + Doug detail their experience with a new white noise machine. Meanwhile, Burnt shares how he unintentionally filibusters on the CVS pharmacy intercom. Plus, Trevor (Drew Tarver) wants to figure out who is behind all the prank calls he receives.