Dana Carvey & David Spade Take 'Fly on the Wall' Visual: New Episodes, More Laughs, and a Superfly Twist!

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Big Moves, Bigger Laughs: Carvey and Spade Go Visual with Their Hit Podcast

In the world of comedy podcasts, Fly on the Wall isn’t just flying—it’s soaring. Dana Carvey and David Spade, two legendary comics with a deep bench of Saturday Night Live memories and impressions, are taking their fan-favorite show to the next level. And if you thought things were fun with just the audio? Buckle up—because now, you’ll be seeing Fly on the Wall as much as you’ll be hearing it.

Yes, you read that right. Carvey and Spade just locked in a multi-year contract extension with Audacy and are making the leap to video. It’s a smart, strategic move that's shaking up the podcast space—and we’re totally here for it.


Podcasting Goes Hollywood: Why Video’s the Big Game-Changer

Let’s face it: the podcast game has shifted. What started out as an audio-only affair has become a full-on visual experience. Over the last year alone, more and more shows are adding video to their mix, and Fly on the Wall is now joining that wave. For a duo like Carvey and Spade—whose comedy thrives on facial expressions, gestures, and uncanny impressions—video adds a whole new layer to the fun.

Imagine Dana Carvey doing a spot-on Lorne Michaels impression or David Spade rolling his eyes mid-punchline—and now imagine actually seeing that in real-time. That’s the kind of upgrade we're talking about.


What’s Changing? New Format, New Schedule, Same Fly Flavor

If you’re already a loyal Fly on the Wall listener, don’t panic. The heart of the show is still intact—but the delivery just got a facelift. Here’s the breakdown of what’s new:

📅 Thursdays: The classic Fly on the Wall format drops—an in-depth interview with a guest, often a fellow SNL alum or entertainment powerhouse.

📅 Mondays: Get ready for the Superfly flavor. It’s just Carvey and Spade, raw and unscripted, riffing on pop culture, social media absurdities, current events, and fan-submitted content.

That’s right—Superfly, the spinoff show they launched in February 2024, is now officially merging into the main show. No more keeping track of two different feeds—it’s all Fly on the Wall, all in one place.


Why It Matters: The Numbers Don’t Lie

Since its debut in January 2022, Fly on the Wall has grown into a comedy juggernaut. The show recently snagged an iHeartPodcast Award for Best Comedy Podcast, and it’s not slowing down. With over 100 million downloads to date, this isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement.

The blend of insider SNL stories, nostalgic flashbacks, and fresh, witty takes on today’s world is what keeps fans coming back. And now, with a new video format, the show is poised to reach even wider audiences.


Star Power Incoming: Julie Bowen Kicks Off the New Era

To mark this video milestone, Fly on the Wall is kicking things off in style. Actress Julie Bowen (Modern Family, anyone?) is slated to be the very first guest in the new visual format. The episode will air Thursday, June 26, and if you’ve ever wanted to watch the dynamic between these three hilarious humans unfold in real-time, this is your shot.

Bowen’s sharp wit, combined with Carvey and Spade’s improv-style banter? That’s pure comedy gold.


The Business Side: Audacy Goes All In

Leah Reis-Dennis, the Head of Podcasts at Audacy, couldn’t be more pumped about the next chapter for Fly on the Wall.

“Dana and David have built one of the most engaging, successful comedy podcasts in the space," she said. "With their loyal fan base, top-tier guests, and the expansion into full video, Fly on the Wall creates an unmatched environment for advertisers looking to align with premium, personality-driven content."

And she’s not wrong. For brands looking to tap into an audience that loves personality, nostalgia, and a dose of chaos, Fly on the Wall is now an even more attractive platform.


The Men Behind the Mic: Still Killing It

Both Carvey and Spade are still very much in the driver's seat. They’re not just the hosts—they’re executive producers, alongside Leah Reis-Dennis. Their fingerprints are all over the show, and that authentic energy is what fans have connected with since day one.

In classic Carvey fashion, he quipped,

“I am thrilled to be carrying on with the Fly on the Wall podcast. In other news – It’s a David Spade Summer.”

Honestly? We hope it is.


A Podcast for the Fans, Built by the Legends

What sets Fly on the Wall apart isn’t just the celebrity guests or the funny stories. It’s the undeniable chemistry between Carvey and Spade. They’ve been in the business long enough to have seen it all—and yet, they approach each episode like two pals hanging out at a diner after midnight, just shooting the breeze.

With the new video component, fans now get to sit at the table with them, laugh along, and feel like part of the conversation.


Final Thoughts: This Ain’t Just a Podcast Anymore—It’s a Comedy Powerhouse

In a world where attention spans are shrinking and podcast platforms are overflowing, Fly on the Wall is proving that you can still break through the noise—if you’ve got the right mix of humor, legacy, and innovation.

With a fresh new schedule, video content rolling out, and the Superfly fusion locked in, Carvey and Spade are rewriting what a comedy podcast can be in 2025.

So, if you haven’t subscribed yet, now’s the time. Because Mondays and Thursdays just got a whole lot funnier.