June 12, 2025
Are Tim Dillon and Theo Von now The Establishment?
Johnny Mac covers a wide array of comedy news including Tim Dillon's thoughts on Long Island's culinary contributions, Iliza Shlesinger's PR campaign for an Emmy nomination, and Jamie Foxx's upcoming tour blending comedy with gospel choirs. John also discusses Marx Maron's reflections on the impact of podcasting, and Bert Kreischer's controversial opinion on Ohio being America's best state. Additionally, he highlights various comedians' projects and achievements, including Jacob Samuel's new album and Nina Yankovic's college graduation.
00:40 Tim Dillon's Culinary Opinions
01:35 Long Island: A Place of Comfort?
02:08 Tim Dillon's Media Presence
03:33 Marc Maron's Reflections on Podcasting
05:33 Iliza Shlesinger's Emmy Campaign
07:00 Jamie Foxx's Comedy and Church Tour
07:33 Bert Kreischer's Love for Ohio
08:32 Great American Comedy Festival
09:19 Stephen Colbert's Book Club
10:00 Jacob Samuel's Comedy Journey
11:42 Weird Al's Daughter Graduates
12:05 Conclusion and Show Promotion
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Calaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily Common You news. Tim Dillon's from Long Island. I'm
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from Queens lived on Long Island for seven years. I
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understand Tim Dillon and he used to listen to conservative
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talk radio. I've heard him talk about it on his podcast.
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He probably listened to some things that I produced back
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in the day. Don't try and put me in a corner.
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I've worked on both the Bob Grant radio show in
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New York City and on Pots of America, so you
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don't know where I stand. Although if you pay attention,
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you'll know when I think certain people are ridiculous. I'll
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leave it at that. Send your letters to Johnny Mack anyway.
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Tim Dylan was on Hot Ones. He believes Long Island's
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greatest contribution to the American culinary scene is the bacon,
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egg and cheese sandwich. Two eggs over medium bacon, American cheese, salt, pepper,
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and ketchup on a roll. And you eat that in
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the morning around one thirty PM. Think about it to
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coach your stomach. It absorbs that anxiety that would either
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push you to the gym or do a job or
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in a good relationship or in a jog, an anxiety
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would push you to become a better person. You can
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actually absorb all that with the sandwich and then go
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right back to bed. Yeah. I used to like my
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mop up food. Two in the morning. There was a
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bagel store in Sunnyside, Queens and I'd go get two
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bagels onion bagels, probably with butter. I would actually get
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off the subway stop stop before where I lived, so
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I could get the two bagels and eat the two
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bagels while walking home and just kind of like the
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fresh air and the calories and the fat, and you know,
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in the cold especially, you'd feel a little more awake
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when you got home. Shake off some of those Bruce Kis.
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You know what I'm saying. Yeah, Jim Dilan said, long Ah,
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there's a place of comfort like the suburbs. The food
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is bad, people would riot. There's nothing else. There's no culture,
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there's no real intelligence, nothing is really interesting. There's no
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sense of history or community or family. There's no real athletics.
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I know, we used to have the Islanders. It was great.
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I used to leave my house and be in an
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Islanders game in like twelve minutes. Was amazing. It's not
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especially pretty. I'll disagree with that. There's no national or
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local meaning or feeling of purpose. It's kind of a
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vacant landscape of nothing, a suburban indianess that closets you
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until you finally fill yourself in with bagels and nyochi
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or fentanyl. The conversation turned to Tim Dillon special This
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is Your Country that was the Jerry Springer type special,
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and said, you know who didn't like it as much? Netflix? Now,
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I'm kidding. They're great people there. We love them, but
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they don't love talk formats, and I think they were
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nervous about it. I think we all need daytime trash
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TV that's not hyper political. I think we all need
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to coalesce around realizing that we're all garbage people and
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exploiting that. Nobody was talking about tariffs on Ricky Lake.
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That's what I remember was great about the nineties. People
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just want to do as much damage to each other
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as they good for entertainment value, and that's what I
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was trying to do. So were we now in the
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era of establishment? Tim Dillon? Do I no longer have
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to say I really liked to podcast, But someday when
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he cancels himself, I'm gonna disavow and say I never
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told you that. Is he now part of the club.
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I think he's part of the club. He's getting on
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cable networks hot ones is a lot more mainstream than
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you'd think, like a lot more, Tim. I think you're
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now establishment, Tim Dillon over there with your friend establishment,
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theo vant who's interviewing the vice president. What has happened
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all you rebel outsiders? You lived long enough and the
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establishment brought you in and you didn't even realize it.
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Tim Dillon also defended whole milk, saying whole milk from
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America's heartland, dairy farmers with whatever needs to be in it,
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whatever hormones are in it, need to be in it.
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Hands off rfk. I'll have my milk the way I
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like it, genetically engineered. He also shared what he thinks
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is the most influential fast food item, the mcgriddle, because
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the mcgriddle married the sweet and savory in a way
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that now everybody does it, so media pick up on
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something Mark Maron wrote. He put out a blog post
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that's similar to his comments from last week when he
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said he was ending the podcast The headline now is
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simplifying it. Maren has Rogan regret basically the blog post.
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Mark Maron writes, we weren't the first, but in terms
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of making it a viable medium, we were certainly one
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of the ogs. We changed the world. Literally, we showed
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the world was now possible to create a specific type
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of show on one's own terms. We helped unleash an
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exciting type of delivery system for pure self expression. Sadly,
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on some level, we also unleashed a format that's been
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used for dubious means, propaganda and pure evil. But hey,
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it's not the atomic bomb. On a recent WTF, Mark said,
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it's just interesting to me in the big picture of
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what's happening and what the medium is unleashed, that me
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and Joe Rogan were both in the system, two ends
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of the spectrum of podcasting coming from the same source,
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and a now truly apocalyptic landscape. In October of twenty four,
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Maren said podcasts have become a medium that normalizes fascism.
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He called out quote comedians with podcasts for having shameless
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self proclaimed white supremacists and fascists on their show. All
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it does is humanize and normalize fascism. When someone uses
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their platform for that reason, they're facilitating anti American sentiment
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and promoting violent autocracy. Maren didn't call out anyone by name,
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but those words came three days after Rogan had released
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an episode with Donald Trump. By the way, uh Trump
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with Bono really enjoyed it. I'm a huge G two fan.
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You can profile me. I'm fifty five years old from Queens,
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New York, and my last name is mc dermott. Of
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course I like you too, and it was very good,
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Maren wrote last October, and this is timely. I don't
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know if you're paying attention to the news this week.
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Are you going to the parades Saturday? Yeah? That looked
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that up, Maren said. Fascism is good for business, if
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you tell the line. Popular podcast became tribal and divisive
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years ago. Now they might be in the position to
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become part of the media oligarchy under the new anti
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democratic government. All right, it's so Senil learns to me,
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Mark Marion, Joe Rogan and whoever else. So Tim Dillon
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to send him a letter. Eliza Selessenger has been doing
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a lot of press and I don't know why. Actually
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I do know why. I have. There seems to be
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some sort of pr campaign to get her an Emmy nomination.
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That seems to be what's going on. I'll talk more
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about that tomorrow because I saw a note in Billboard
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that pretty much said as much. But Eliza has been
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doing a lot of press, which is well, I just
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said what she said. You certainly don't know when a
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joke or new hour is done. This was in a
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sit down chat for deadlines at Prime Experience. But Eliza says,
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but you have to tape it at some point, and
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then the heartbreaking part is the next week when you
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go on tour, continue touring to find all these things
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you should have said. It's almost like you have to
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tape an hour to know how much better your hour
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could be. That's interesting. I truly believe stand up and
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I hate I'm saying this is like a bottle of
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wine and I think I'm stealing it from Sideways. But
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it's an ever evolving thing. Her latest hour is titled
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A Different Animal. She says there's forty five minutes of
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material that never made the final cut. I believe an
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audience deserves a polished product, and people should expect that
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from Stand Up comedy. Also, this is corny. The title
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isn't just a nod. Remember, the title is a different animal.
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The title isn't just a nod to her creative evolution.
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It's also an acknowledgment of the fact that what she
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delivers with both her material and her delivery is unique.
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Eliza says, I'm a different animal now than when I
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started comedy. Material is different, and I'm a different person
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than I was when I started writing, a different animal.
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So I think it really speaks to the idea that
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what you get when you watch my stand up something
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completely different than people expect from comedy as a genre,
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or from me from what you've seen before. My former
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coworker Jamie Fox says he wants to mix comedy with
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quote funny church stuff and is creating an experience that
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celebrates both his humor and his spiritual roots. Fox went
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on Instagram and a video. He said, I got some
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funny stuff that I want to do. I'm a church boy,
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so I want to do some funny church stuff. So
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when I come to your city, I need you all
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to pull up on me and play along. He's searching
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for gospel choirs in every city to join his upcoming tour,
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so rather than a house band of sorts, so it
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would be a local choir. Fox has yet to share
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official guidelines on how this works yet, but he wants
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a different gospel choir in each city. Bert Krascher was
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on the Drop a Pin show and he proclaimed which
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of the American states is the best? Are you ready?
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What's your guess? Bert Krescher proclaimed that Ohio is the
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greatest state of America has to offer. Not only does
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he love the quote big cities, but he thinks that
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people are very understanding as opposed to other states. But
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it said, I think Ohio is the greatest state in
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the Union. I argue that because I've traveled everywhere. Its
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topography is gorgeous. It's the perfect political place to be
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where they get your personality. They welcome everyone, but they're
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not lunatics. You get weather, you get on the water.
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No state has the big cities that Ohio has. I
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think it's the best state in the Union. Yeah, I mean, okay, weather, water, sure,
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No state has the big cities that Ohio has. No California, Texas,
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nobody's big cities like anything else. This got mixed responses
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on social media and from some losers recording a podcast
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in their basement. One social media user said, horrible take.
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It's Wisconsin going away. The Great American Comedy Festival is back.
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The headliner Yakov Smirnoff. Yakov's been doing some press this week.
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He was going to do Fellon. That may have happened
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by now, but he's the headliner on Saturday. James Austin
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Johnson headlines Friday Night. Part of the Great American Comedy
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Festival is honoring Johnny Carson, who would have turned one
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hundred this year. Festival executive director Pat Jensen said, Johnny
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Carson was a comedy legend, and certainly SNL isn't that
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same pantheon. If a member of the current SNL cast
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during the same year that we recognize Johnny's one hundredth birthday,
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just feels so perfect. I heard me drop the g
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in that sentence. The Queen's Accent's coming out today. I
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heard it. I'm leaving it in Hit your ten second,
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rewind it happening during the word during. The festival kicks
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off tonight with the traditional family comedy Magic Show. The
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festival opened in two thousand and eight to honor the
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legacy of Johnny Carson. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
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is launching its own book club, and I know you're thinking, wow,
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that sounds really cool, and I'm with you, Yeah, really cool.
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Stephen Colbert jumped on the social media and said, we'll
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be highlighting wonderful books that are worth your time that
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you're not putting into watching this show. The first book
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in the super Cool Late Show book Club is called Orbital.
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That's a twenty twenty three sci fi novel. Colbert says
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Orbital is a beautiful novel about six astronauts on the
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International Space Station going about their daily tasks and pondering
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the meaning of life. It won the book a Prize,
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and it won the even more prestigious prize of being
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my first book club pick that actually sounds like a
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book I would like after I've totally made fun of
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the book club, but come on, Late Show book Club.
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Jacob Samuel has an album out today. He spoke to
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streight dot com. He said one of the problems he
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had breaking into comedy is I'm not a good storyteller.
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I was never a naturally charismatic, schmoozy guy. I always thought,
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don't want to do comedy writing. I didn't really want
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to perform, but then you realize that to even start
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down that path, you need to be performing if you
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want to make inroads in the comedy communities. His style
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is observations of modern day life and quick hits of
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twelve to fifteen seconds. He says, I love that joke
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structure where he had a little clue and then some
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people get it, then more people get it, and you're
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bringing everyone in slowly. An example which I'm sure he
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told better than I will. It's about dating apps. He said.
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I'd see some women write in the profile, I just
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love life, and that's great because that tells me you
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have zero life experience. Another I'm a jazz lover, and
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I don't mean I love jazz, I mean I make
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love like jazz, because the way I make love is
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not very popular. That's a good joke. His first album,
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Horsepower forty five minutes, when the twenty twenty one Juno
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Award for Comedy Album of the Year. This new one
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is called Big Time. He says, sometimes you put in
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a lot of work and it results in nothing. He
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told a story I had to cut a joke on
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my special that I've been doing for five years because
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the week after I recorded the special, Nate Bergetzi he
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came up with the same joke on the fly on
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his podcast. It wasn't the exact same wording. I think
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mine was better because I had worked on it, but
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he figured out the same concepts. I'm like, wow, I
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