Vince White and Aaron J. Shelton host the Kame House Party - A Dragon Ball Comedy Podcast. The show offers a humorous perspective on Dragon Ball, a popular Japanese anime created in 1986. The anime came from a 1984 manga (Japanese comic book) series. Since 2016, the hosts have discussed and improvised on the show's episodes. This is a rewatch podcast, but with a healthy dose of humor.

White and Shelton both have deep roots in improv and love the Dragon Ball universe. Based in New York City, White is not only a host but also an improv artist and voice actor. He also produces Kame House Party - A Dragon Ball Comedy Podcast. Shelton himself is also an anime enthusiast. He hosts another podcast called Thinking Too Hard About Anime. Shelton is also a writer and film editor. They use their shared passion and humor to make Dragon Ball discussions enjoyable.

The show's title comes from a location in Dragon Ball. Kame House is a pink house with red trimming. It is a location for many training sessions, and it has served as a hideout, too. With this podcast, the hosts make it serve as a party location for their quirky sense of humor. Guests like actor Donald Chang add to the fun.

What makes Kame House Party - A Dragon Ball Comedy Podcast distinctive is its use of improv. White and Shelton discuss scenes and character motivations from the anime series. They then do jokes based on these discussions. This blend of commentary and comedy maintains a lighthearted tone throughout the podcast.

Fans of Dragon Ball may enjoy Kame House Party - A Dragon Ball Comedy Podcast. They're in for an entertaining ride on this show. This also applies to newcomers interested in understanding why the series is so beloved. The thoughtful yet comical discussions by White and Shelton make the podcast entertaining. Through their shared love for improv and Dragon Ball, they light up the podcast universe.