We get a great amount of pleasure announcing giveaways. Why? Because, listen, sometimes giving is better than receiving, right? Today, dear Punchline Magazine readers, we’re giving away three copies of the newly-released soundtrack album to Comedy Central’s The Sarah Silverman Program. It’s called From Our Rears to Your Ears, and it could be yours, for free, from us. This thing is a 99-track epic with songs from all three seasons of the show as well as the audio from some of the more memorable moments of the series. You can check out a few clips here.

So, how do you win? All you have to do is take a photo of yourself somehow enjoying or otherwise interacting with this here site. We’ll post our three favorites — the winners — and mail out your prizes.

Send your photos and full address to punchlinemagazine@gmail.com with the subject SARAH. If you’ve won anything from us in the last 30 days, you are not eligible. Otherwise, good luck, friends!

Today, comedy and music fans unite, as Sarah Silverman and the crew from Comedy Central’s Sarah Silverman Program release a collection of songs featured on the show. The album, titled From Our Rears To Your Ears, is a 99-track epic featuring musical ditties from all seasons — including the current one — as well as snippets of audio from fan favorite scenes.

If you like the show, you’ll like the album. While at times, the album seems a bit slapped together — smooth transitions and segues, be damned! — in the end, it doesn’t much matter. You want an audio, portable version of the best of the Sarah Silverman Program to listen to whilst treadmilling or driving. You got it. Check out a few tracks below!

Buy a copy of From Our Rears to Your Ears by clicking the image below. Do it!

The incredibly talented and underused Maria Bamford will guest star on Comedy Central’s The Sarah Silverman Program tomorrow at 10:30 pm. She’ll play Mayor Kadoody, a politician Sarah gets behind and somehow convinces her friends and family to do the same. Affable on the surface, Kadoody has a sinister streak. Check out a preview below.

We love this character already, especially since the Bammer is bringing to the small screen a variation of a bit she recorded live for her latest album Unwanted Thoughts Syndrome. We dropped that album clip below. Check it out and compare it to her Kadoody character. Fun!

Nickelodeon’s educational kids’ show Yo Gabba Gabba! has thrived for two seasons, in part, due to its integration of adult-flavored guest entertainers like Elijah Wood, Tony Hawk and Amy Sedaris, not to mention musical guests like The Shins and The Roots. Brad Pitt even dressed at the show’s star DL Lance Rock for Halloween!

Well, the new season kicks off on Nick Jr. on March 8 at 10:30 a.m. EST and will feature Comedy Central’s darling Sarah Silverman. The fact that Sarah played a demented host of a childrens’ program on the second episode of the current season of the Sarah Silverman Program only makes this funnier. So, we can’t wait to see what Sarah has in store for the kids of Nick Jr. In the meantime, check out a clip from the previously mentioned Sarah Silverman Program episode.

In an effort to make American Idol and the fact that Ellen DeGeneres is now on the show and that Simon Cowell will be leaving the show part of every stitch of reporting, MTV News lobbed a question at Sarah Silverman… in an elevator. Awesome. That question: Would she ever consider being a judge on the Fox show. Sadly, she gave a real answer. The camera dude gets extra points for catching the mail room guy with the huge shipment leaving the elevator.

In the season’s second episode of the Sarah Silverman Program — airing tomorrow at 10:30 pm EST on Comedy Central — Sarah usurps a good-natured old time children’s book author’s job as the host of a story time television show. Check out a clip below.

You can read more about the second episode in our review here.

Unless you live under a rock, you probably know that The Sarah Silverman Program premieres its third season tonight at 10:30 pm EST on Comedy Central. We’ve seen the first two episodes and we love what we’ve seen so far. You can check out our review here.

And while you’re at it, check out the recent interview we did with SSP star Steve Agee. And if words hurt your brain, check out the clip below of Sarah on the Joy Behar Show. The entire interview airs tonight at 9 pm EST on HLN.

Starring Sarah Silverman with her Sarah Silverman Program cohorts Brian Posehn and Steve Agee, the finely-tuned trio work their way through this hilarious lip dub of Blowin’ in the Wind. Directed by Danny Jelinek to be shown at the recent Television Critics Association industry events, we thought that this was just way too entertaining not to share with the general comedy-loving public. You’re welcome. UPDATE- Jan. 20: Apparently this has become a “private video” since we posted, so, it’s no longer available to view, for some reason. Sorry.

The Sarah Silverman Program’s third season premieres Feb. 4 on Comedy Central.

Sarah Silverman, Steve Agee, Laura Silverman last night at Largo in Los Angeles.

After over a full year off the air, the Sarah Silverman Program returns to Comedy Central next month, and the lucky few (and those of us who can blend in with the lucky few) were at a screening of the first two episodes at the Largo in LA last night.

No spoilers from me about the plots, except to say that the season opener is as funny and surreal and filthy as anything they’ve yet to do on the show. (Okay, small spoiler: it involves Sarah’s character’s ambiguous genitalia and contains a song called “The Baby Penis in My Mind” that’s dangerously catchy.)

Silverman introduced the episodes and stuck around for a brief, hilarious Tig Notaro-moderated Q&A afterward, along with her sister Laura and other cast members Steve Agee, Jay Johnston co-creator/writer Rob Schrab and writer Dan Sterling.

(Okay, one more spoiler: Maria Bamford is in the second episode as a character named May Kadoody. She owns it.)

The Q&A covered everything from “Is there anything Comedy Central won’t let you do?” to how they develop a one-sentence premise – “What if Sarah had a dick?” – into a full episode.

The show returns Feb. 4th at 10:30 pm. Imagine that: genuinely funny comedy in the 10 o’clock hour. See, it can be done…

Good news, comedy nerds! The Jeff Dunham Show’s successful first season completed without your foretold apocalypse coming to pass. And more importantly, Comedy Central has announced the return of Demetri Martin and Sarah Silverman’s respective shows beginning Feb. 4th. Both are two of the network’s more successful original programs: Important Things with Demetri Martin received the channel’s highest audience ever for a premiere (until The Jeff Dunham Show), and this past season of The Sarah Silverman Program garnered Silverman an Emmy nomination Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.

Important Things with Demetri Martin will air Thursdays at 10 pm, followed by The Sarah Silverman Program at 10:30 pm.

The weekend is here, folks. As a proud sponsor of Marc Maron’s podcast WTF, we take great joy in letting you know the impressive weekly guest lineup. So here it is.

Next week expect to Todd Glass to sit down with Marc. And as if that’s not enough WTF will welcome Sarah Silverman, Paul F. Tompkins, Jim Earl, Jerry Minor and Eddie Pepitone for an episode that’s being recorded live tonight at the UCB theatre in Los Angeles.

So be sure to tune in. You can stream the show at WTFpod.com or download and keep it forever at iTunes. And be sure to pick up some WTF merchandise here. And as always, if you’re a fan of the podcast, donate some bills.