Weird, The Adam Corolla Show, Ridiculous History, Sup Doc, FitzDog Radio, The Carson Podcast, Improv4Humans, Kevin Pollak Chat Show, Sklarbro Country, The Joe Rogan Experience, Who Charted, and The 500 with Josh Adams Meyers. From March 2015 until December 2017, Federman co-hosted the podcast Human Conversation with comedian Erin McGathy. The two discussed various, oft-delightful, and meandering topics, without the aid of technology. Human Conversation was suspended when Erin McGathy moved to Ireland. Federman launched a new podcast in September 2018 entitled, The History of Standup. Along with co-host Andrew Steven, the two chronicle the history of stand-up comedy from Vaudeville to Netflix. In 2019 they completed a second season that focused on "venues, scenes, and events." Some guests that have appeared on The History of Standup include Margaret Cho, Mike Birbiglia, Tig Notaro, Lily Tomlin, Demetri Martin, Shecky Greene, Judd Apatow, Pete Holmes, Jimmy Pardo, journalist Julie Seabaugh, and comedy historian Kliph Nesteroff. Producing In 2018, Federman co-produced the Emmy-winning HBO documentary, The Zen Diaries of Garry Shandling. He also produced an award-winning web series with Don Rickles entitled, Dinner With Don, as well as Judd Apatow's 2017 Netflix stand-up special, The Return. In 2022, Federman produced the two-part HBO documentary George Carlin's American Dream. Published articles In November 2011, Federman wrote an article documenting Ronald Reagan's pivotal role during the SAG strike of 1960 that established residual payments for film actors. It was published in The Atlantic. In January 2013, Federman wrote an article on Pete Maravich's untimely death in 1987. Entitled "A Miracle Heart" the article was published by Slam Magazine. In September 2015, Federman wrote a long-form article entitled "From Sullivan to CK: a History of Modern American Standup" for Splitsider magazine. In 2016 Federman penned two articles for Vulture magazine. One, on the enduring impact of comedian Richard Pryor's 1979 concert film - and the other on the many comedy rooms that Federman played over his thirty-plus years performing stand-up comedy. In 2021 Federman wrote an article for Vulture entitled "The Wild Career of Jackie Mason." The Chronicles of FedermanThe Chronicles of Federman is a three-volume retrospective of rare audio recordings of Wayne Federman's stand-up career (1984-2015). It was produced by ASpecialThing Records and released in 2016. The liner notes were written by Judd Apatow. Professorship USC In the Spring of 2017, Federman began his tenure as an adjunct professor at The University of Southern