Chuckle Sandwich

Chuckle Sandwich brought together three YouTube personalities who had no business being as funny together as they were. Ted Nivison, Schlatt, and Slimecicle each built their own audiences through gaming and comedy content, and the podcast gave them a space to just talk without the constraints of video editing or algorithm optimization. The result was chaotic, unpredictable, and frequently hilarious. The show ran from 2021 to January 2025, producing 153 episodes before wrapping up with a finale called "Chuckle Dungeon Unlimited." Episodes varied wildly in length, from tight 50-minute conversations to nearly four-hour marathon sessions. The format was loose by design: the hosts would bring topics, challenge each other with games, interview guests, or just riff on whatever was happening in their lives. Schlatt's deadpan delivery played perfectly against Ted's more animated energy, with Slimecicle adding absurdist humor that could derail any conversation. Despite only running for about four years, the show built a passionate fanbase. Nearly 5,000 Apple Podcasts reviewers gave it a collective 4.9-star rating, and the YouTube versions of episodes pulled strong numbers. The audience skewed young, mostly guys in their late teens and twenties who grew up watching the hosts' individual content. Chuckle Sandwich's back catalog holds up well for binge-listening. The hosts weren't chasing trends or trying to build a media empire. They were three friends making each other laugh and recording it. That simplicity is rare, and the 153 episodes they left behind are a solid archive of internet-era comedy at its most natural.