with Reynolds as his permanent co-host. The Dollop is on the All Things Comedy network. On The Dollop, Anthony presents an event or person from American history that he has researched to Reynolds, who usually has no idea what the topic is going to be about. Reynolds then reacts to the story and the pair improvise as they go. When they tour, Anthony presents a topic from the state or country they are in. Fans of the show have taken to calling themselves "Rubes" in homage to one of the podcast's early subjects, baseball player Rube Waddell. The Dollop has toured across the United States, Europe, and Australia, where live performances of the podcast have repeatedly sold out theaters. Anthony often frames stories from the point of view of laborers, slaves, women, and the poor. He credits Howard Zinn's book A People's History of the United States, which he first read while in high school, for "radicalizing" him. Anthony and Gareth Reynolds have collaborated on a number of projects including a book based on their podcast titled The United States of Absurdity: Untold Stories from American History, which was released in 2017. They put out a limited-run series of England and UK Dollop episodes. They also make a web series called Trash Toons, in which they watch and discuss old cartoons, and have put out webcasts of political coverage. In 2020, they did a special episode of The Dollop on Comedy Gives Back to raise money for comedians whose careers were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2019, Anthony has co-hosted the podcast The West Wing Thing with writer Josh Olson. The hosts discuss the TV show The West Wing one episode at a time. LA Podfest After fans of Anthony's podcast Walking the Room flew from around the world to be at a live show, Anthony thought this could be something bigger. In 2012, Anthony, along with Graham Elwood and Chris Mancini of the Comedy Film Nerds podcast and Andy Wood, founded the Los Angeles Podcast Festival. The podcast festival ran for six years and featured many comedians including Marc Maron, Aisha Tyler, Doug Benson, Greg Proops, and Paul F. Tompkins. My Favorite Murder taped its first-ever live broadcast at the festival. Their guest to tell a hometown murder story was Anthony, who talked about a serial killer who stalked women on hiking trails near San Francisco. After the