Oct. 16, 2025
Bert Kreischer didn't love Fiji, John Mulaney sells alcohol-free beer, Marc Maron on other podcasters
Bert Kreischer humorously compared Fiji to Arizona, expressing his surprise at how dry he found it. John Mulaney discussed his partnership with an alcohol-free beer brand and his experiences with sobriety, including a potential humorous showdown...
Bert Kreischer humorously compared Fiji to Arizona, expressing his surprise at how dry he found it.
John Mulaney discussed his partnership with an alcohol-free beer brand and his experiences with sobriety, including a potential humorous showdown with Tom Holland over non-alcoholic beers.
Ricky Gervais humorously pondered why he's still overweight despite regular exercise, with advice from Dr. Syriac Abby Phillips pointing to alcohol as the culprit.
Marc Maron critiqued the influence of certain podcasters and reflected on the timing of his success.
Other highlights include Ricky Gervais guest-starring on a new sitcom tour, Gary Gulman's literary approach to comedy, and the retirement of radio legend Dr. Demento after 55 years. The script also covers the upcoming auction of Richard Lewis's memorabilia and a benefit honoring Adam Duritz.
Finally, David Letterman shared his thoughts on his relationship with Jay Leno and the camaraderie among current late-night hosts.
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hey man, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news. Bert Kreiser compared Fiji to Arizona. He
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said Fiji was drier than he expected. I guess I
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wouldn't expect Fiji to be dry. Bert told the Drop
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a Pin podcast that although he enjoyed being on a boat,
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scuba diving, surfing and catching fish, it felt dry. It
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didn't live up to expectations. He said, when you hear Fiji,
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you think of jungles, forests and a more lush place. No,
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I actually think of being on a boat, scuba diving,
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surfing and catching fish. Speaking of being dry, Variety tells
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us if you see John Malani having a beer, don't worry,
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he has not relapsed. They were talking about his new
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partnership with Years. That's the alcohol free beer I told
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you about a week ago, maybe two weeks ago. At
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this point, there's a commercial we see John m'laney lounging
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pool side while recalling a time when his wife, Livia
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Munn thought he may have been drinking again when she
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spotted him downing several cans of non alcoholic years. However,
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ma'laney said that never actually happened. She's well aware of
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my enjoyment of years non alcoholic beer. But I have
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best friends who've been like I didn't want to say anything,
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but Ma'lanie tells us it's sold a Wrigley Field. It's
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that exact Midwestern pilsner that I like. Other people make
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a light non alcoholic, but most of them taste like
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a drink trying to taste like one versus just being
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a pilsner or a pale ale that just isn't fermented.
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Now he's joking. He wants to take on Tom Holland
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to see who is the king of non alcoholic beers.
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You see the Spider Man star has his own non
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alcoholic beer brand. Biro Molaney says, it's a cage fight,
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like a physical fight like UFC, because you know, I
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fought three fourteen year olds on Everybody's Live? Will he
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fight Tom Holland? I'd fight three fourteen year old friends
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of his. What does John mulaney love most about being sober?
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He says, when I go to the doctor and I
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have problems, we don't have to kind of tiptoe around
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the minefield. It's like I say, I'm urinating a lot
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at night. I have some numbness in my left hand.
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We then don't have to discuss whether it's all the cocaine,
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adderall opioids or alcohol. They'll take you much more seriously
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at the doctor. Blainey says he would like to see
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Anthony Hopkins in a commercial. I know Anthony Hopkins is
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something like sixty five years of sobriety. I think it'd
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be a natural. He could play an acting student mine.
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He goes, you're such a good actor. You were on
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the Bear, not many other things. And I go, that's true.
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And then I say to him, you're getting better, sir,
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and then I hand him one from The Indian Times,
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your home for comedy news. Ricky Turvay's shared on social media.
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I'm working out every day now, tennis waits running, et cetera.
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My resting heart rate is really good, and I train
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at quite a high rate too. So my question is
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why am I still effing fat and exhausted? All the
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sea word time, Well, I've never heard the sea word
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used in that way. He used it the way someone
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like me might use a e fing time. He said,
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seaword time. Interesting. Well, luckily, The Indian Times caught up
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with doctor Syriac Abby Phillips, who, as you know, is
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popularly known as the Liver Doc. The Liver Doc said,
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it's the alcohol, Ricky, It's the alcohol, not the food.
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Like people blaming the responses, enjoy your food. Good advice
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from the liver Doc. The New York Times asked Mark
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Maron about white guy comics with podcasts becoming influential, name
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checking Joe Rogan, Theo Vaughn, and Andrew Schultz, who was
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just at the re Odd Comedy Festival. Maren said, these
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guys have proven that their fan bases can be tribalized
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in something that I think is fundamentally dangerous. Still in
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their parameters free speech, you can do whatever you want.
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And if you want to be used by the dominating
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propaganda arm of a fascistic momentum against democracy, well, I
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hope you're happy with your show. Some Times asked Maren
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if he thought his success came too late in life.
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He started his podcast in his late forties. Been there
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done that? Maren said, Now, if you're honest with yourself,
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I think a lot of time success didn't come because
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you weren't ready for it. When I auditioned for a
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Saturday Night Live. I wasn't ready for that. By the
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time the podcast started, I'd let go of the other dreams.
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When they started it happen, I felt like, Okay, I'm
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ready for it. Now I could show up and do
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the work in a way that I wouldn't have been
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able to do previously. I'm not mad that my success
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came when it did. I'm just glad that it came,
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because it would have been a much sadder life if
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it hadn't. Current Affairs dot Org guest John Marcos arasi,
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what's it like out there in America now? John Marco
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said it could be really tough, because my shows have
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a joy that I don't think is in America right now.
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Especially when I'm in the South. I find that's one
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of the audiences. How would I say it even more
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visibly queerer than in the city. I just did a
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show in Hattiesburg, and I think in Hanniesburg I was
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probably the gay hang of the night. Sometimes people say
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they come alone of the show, and I hope they
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come alone and leave with someone. It's meet and greet.
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When I go to my shows, I always tell them,
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if only the people in this room voted Jill Stein
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would have had a shot. That's a great joke. There's
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a joy there. America itself just feel as bleak as
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f and I'm starting to accept and understand my role.
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That's even if I talk about current affairs. There's a
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degree of escapism. I'm saying, hey, let's go in here
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for an hour and a half and just laugh at
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how fed up it is. It is so nice to
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see people discovering him. He's having a moment right now.
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He's kind of the it comic right now, which is
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really great. Jamarco, how do you take the political temperature
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of your audience? He said, Honestly, one of the benefits,
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and I think one of the detriments of modern day comedies.
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Our fan bases are so curated via social media, so
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in a way, I probably feel a safety at my
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own shows that will someday bite me in the ass
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when I forget I'm at someone else's show or just
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a comedy club, and I'll have to be ready. I
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just feel like the harder shows were the early years.
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That's when i'd be in Florida and I'd look at
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the men in the audience and esthetically they had copied Trump.
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They had orange faked tans. They looked like they were
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on the waitlist for Mara a Lago. That was more
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nervous racking than it is now. But that'll be the challenge.
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I think as you get comfortable in your own space,
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you expand, you push yourself to be sharper and follow
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your views to even more biting punchlines. And then do
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you have the hood spot to do it when it's
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on a TV show? Or I guess if you're gonna
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do the re On Comedy Festival which I wasn't invited to.
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Phoebe Robinson was on The Last Laugh podcast and took
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a shot at Rogan Theo and others who she says
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helped humanize a monster for millions of young male listeners.
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Phoebe said, the same guys who build platforms on mocking
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women and minorities are suddenly shocked Trump is doing what
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he always said he would. You have to live with
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what you did. You know who you voted for, own it.
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Third Coast Review asked Gary Golman, ay, you have so
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many bits that you spice up with strategically placed antiquated
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freezes like ne'er do well? Where do you pull those from?
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Gary said, it's from reading so much. I read more
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than just about every other comedian. I think I've read
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sixty books already this year, and I'll probably finish close
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to one hundred. And that's been every year that I
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haven't been sick. I also listened to a lot of books.
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I had a friend who sadly passed away, but he
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was very literate. He was an English teacher and a comedian,
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a high school English teacher, which is really hard. He
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was so well read. He said something to put words
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to what I knew. Intuitively, people love to hear words
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that they forgot they knew. That's when I realized I
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had been doing and I try to continue to do it.
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But there's a sweet spot. It comes from trial and error.
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Try this word, to try that word. Sometimes you get
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to the stage you're about to say a word and
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you think, oh, they're going to groan because this because
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it's way too written. See dial it back, smart smart smart.
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But if you spend as much time as any writing
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out the sentences and switching the words so many times,
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you remember which word was the second least obnoxious, you
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go to that it's a trial and error, but after
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thirty years he build up instincts as to what will
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land and what won't, what will sound too written. I
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don't want to be the comedian who the audience is
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silent for. That's painful, but I don't mind if every
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once in a while a word doesn't land with the audience,
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because when I do it on TV, it finds people
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who think I got to see this live because he
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gets me. I forget who said it. I think it
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was a British comedian who said, if you could find
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a thousand people who go to every show when you're
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near them and buy every album you put out, you
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can have a nice career. So if you were one
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of the newer listeners who jumped on board during Kimmel
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Gate and Riod Gate, again, thank you welcome on board.
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I think today is pretty representative of like a normal episode.
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You know, there's not always a major controversy, and believe me,
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I love a major controversy. I welcome the next one.
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But you know, this is kind of like, this is
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how the show goes on a normal day. So hopefully
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you're enjoying today. You must be if you're still here
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ten plus minutes. But this is a normal episode. Doctor
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Demento has wrapped up his radio career. Real name Barrett Hanson. See,
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I didn't know that would be good Trivia. The Trivia
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guys listening now, no one will get that one. You'd
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have to phrase it like Barrett Hanson, known for his
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wacky radio show parody songs, is better known by this name.
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You'd have to go at it that way. I'm telling
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the Trivia guys how to do their show. Hi, Trivia guys.
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Johnny Mack hasn't been at Trivia a very very busy October,
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hoping to get there soon. Anyway, I digress. Doctor Demento
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wrapped up fifty five years on the air. Eighty four
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years old. He started on KPPC Pasadena in nineteen seventy.
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The Doctor Demento Show was nationally syndicated from seventy four
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to twenty ten. I have a vague memory of stumbling
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across that, probably around the same time Weird Al caught on.
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Couldn't tell you what radio station, couldn't tell you when
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it was actually on, or how you'd find it, but
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I feel like I heard it every now and then.
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Doctor Demento's final show aired for three and a half
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hours was a countdown of the most requested show during
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the fifty five year run. Countdown included longtime favorites like
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fish Heads, the famous They're coming to take Me away haha.
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Shaving Cream a nineteen forty six recording credited to Benny
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Bill with Paul Wynn on vocals. I'm familiar with Uncle
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Floyd used to do that one. That's a fun song.
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If you don't know that one, let me put the
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lyrics of that one. It's a wonderful example of a
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naughty song that's not naughty at all. I won't say
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for you. I know you're disappointed, but I'll read it
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in Cadence lyrics to Shaving Cream, I have a sad
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story to tell you. It may hurt your feelings a bit.
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Last night, when I walked into my bathroom, I stepped
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on a big pile of shaving cream. Be nice and clean,
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shave every day. You'll always look keen. You see. You
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get how it gets. So you basically you set up
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the rhyme of a word that ends an it, and
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you get to the shaving cream and you go into
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the coorse. It's a fun, naughty song. Comedians Joe Wilkinson
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and David Earl are reuniting for a new show called
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Joe and David's Magical Sitcom Tour. The aforementioned Ricky Gervais
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has been confirmed as a guest star. It's a three
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part series airing on You and Gold, blending travelog, buddy
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comedy and retrospective elements. Each excursion is themed around a
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beloved British sitcom. Expect episodes dedicated to shows like The Office,
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Porridge and Faulty Towers. Ricky Gervais will reflect on the Office.
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The personal treasures of comedy icon Richard Lewis being auctioned
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today the Abball Auction Company. They will present from the
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personal collection of Richard Lewis. Some of the things you
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can bid on include a twenty eleven photograph of Richard
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Lewis taken on the set of the Snickers Super Bowl
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logging commercial. We're told that's a rare treasure. The VP
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over there at the Apple Auction Company said, Richard Lewis
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not only changed the face of comedy, but also curated
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a deeply personal collection that reflected his passions and influences.
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Bidding starts at ten am Pacific time, Live online bidding
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if you want to jump on there. Adam Sandler, a
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great dramatic actor, does he have any advice to the
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star of Happy Gilmore to Travis Kelcey. Travis Kelcey recently
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got engaged to a famous singer. Sandler said, he's all good.
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He loves her more than anything, just like I love
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my wife more than anything. That's where they're at, and
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