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Comedy podcast

Keith and The Girl, abbreviated as KATG, is a comedy podcast that began on March 7, 2005. It is hosted by Keith Malley and Chemda Khalili in Queens, New York. The hosts are known for interacting with their audience live via chat rooms, web cam and phone calls. In the show, Malley and Khalili discuss their lives and current events in humorous and unrestrained fashion. The show's tagline is "Keith and his ex girlfriend talk shit".

In June 2008, the show had over 50,000 listeners and in excess of 1 million monthly downloads. It has also received multiple blogosphere podcast specific awards. The show boasts over 40,000 website forum members.

Some of the regular features of Keith and The Girl include inviting guests to co host shows; live shows (using a Shoutcast feed); and the self explanatory, Strange News.

Keith and The Girl TV began in late November 2007. It is a branch off of the original format of an hour to an hour and a half of talk and is focused more on short 3–5 minute comedy skits that usually feature a topic or guest of the previous week's show or news. Topics have included internet phenomena such as 2 Girls 1 Cup and the Cinnamon Challenge, to the inner workings of the main KATG show. Like the show it was inspired by, KATG–TV frequently ranks within the top 5 on Podcast Alley. The show has since been merged into the main KATG feed and then further merged into the VIP paywall. In September 2011, Keith and The Girl launched KATG VIP, a paid subscription program that opened up episodes from the back catalog as well as brand new, exclusive forms of content.

Malley (born April 15, 1974), in addition to the podcast, does stand up comedy once a year. Malley appeared in the independent film, She's Crushed (2009).

Anticipating a future Simpsons movie, in 1999 Malley registered "TheSimpsonsMovie. com" as an act of cybersquatting. In 2007, the year of The Simpsons Movie's release, Malley rejected a $300(U. S.) offer by Twentieth Century Fox for the domain name. Twentieth Century Fox took its complaint to the World Intellectual Property Organization, and subsequently paid Malley an undisclosed amount for the domain name.