Feb. 20, 2026
Colin Jost Postpones Show, Tom Segura on Real Stories, and Pete Holmes in Miami
Colin Jost postpones his Del Lago Resort and Casino show in Waterloo, New York, rescheduled for Friday, March 27, with Del Lago citing scheduling conflicts and a syracuse.com conspiracy theory that it relates to Jost needing to recover from a bobsled segment shown during NBC’s Winter Olympics coverage in Lake Placid, where he screamed and said he thought he might die.
Tom Segura tells Forbes his standup stories are real, discusses stopping his one-on-one podcast Tom Talks due to bandwidth, highlights notable guests, and says Bad Thoughts season two is all new, more extreme, and a step up from season one.
Pete Holmes is promoted for a Miami Improv show (tickets from $37) and his tour now titled Pete Here Now after dropping the PG-13 branding; he discusses intention in comedy, responsibility with a microphone, and preferring stories about personal shortcomings.
Alonzo Bodden teams with Christian McBride for Comedy and All That Jazz Volume 4, taping in Montreal March 5, and Bodden reflects on being discovered at Just for Laughs.
Correspondent Mike Chisholm reports from Just for Laughs Vancouver, praising Catherine Blandford’s polished character work and her ability to blur the line between material and improvisation.
00:17 Colin Jost Postpones Show + Olympic Bobsled Scare
01:22 Tom Segura on “Real” Storytelling & Cutting Podcast Commitments
02:48 ‘Bad Thoughts’ Season 2: New Sketches, Bigger & Wilder
03:16 Pete Holmes in Miami: Tour Rebrand, Comedy Philosophy & Tickets
05:16 Skipping the Political Story… So Here’s Alonzo Bodden + Christian McBride
06:05 Just For Laughs Vancouver Dispatch: Catherine Blandford Review
08:09 More JFL Vancouver Picks: Laura Ramos, Late Shows & Weekend Plan
10:54 Comedy Stock Market: Buying Catherine Blandford & Red Richardson
11:46 New Releases & Specials: Matt Koff, Troy Walker, Jackie Kashian
14:00 Wrap-Up: What’s Next (Jay Leno, Scrubs, Comedy Survivor)
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Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news, A
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daily briefing on stand up comedy, comedians, on the comedy industry,
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A sentence the algorithms love. Colin Jost has postponed tonight's show.
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He was supposed to be at the Del Lago Resort
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in Casino in Waterloo, New York. The show rescheduled for Friday,
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March twenty seventh. Why would Colin Jost do such a
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thing that Del Lago said due to scheduling conflicts. But
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the conspiracy theory from Syracuse dot com is it because
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Colin Jost needs to recover from bob sledding. Did you
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see this the other day? Colin Jost appeared during NBC's
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Winter Olympics coverage. No, they didn't send him to Italy.
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They sent him to Lake Placid, New York. Jost was
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in the back of a bob sled with a driver,
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I assume a professional driver. Video showed Colin, you know,
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screaming and cursing throughout what he called the scariest experience
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of his life. He told Mike Tarrico, I was not
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prepared for the level of terror of this Bob's Led.
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I swear to God, I thought I was going to die.
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I thought my back was going to snap in half.
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I thought my bones were gonna fly off my body
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and be littered all up and down the Bob's Led track.
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Hopefully Colin Jost is okay, and hopefully those pesky scheduling
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conflicts work out. Tom Sigory told Forbes. Because I do
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a lot of storytelling, sometimes you'll see people go, oh,
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this is like a one hundred percent made of story,
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and it's literally the opposite. For me, every story that
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I tell in stand up is one hundred percent of
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real story. Sometimes you embellish a thing here or there. Well, yeah,
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so that's not a one hundred percent a real story.
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It's you know, a story based on the truth, and
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then you embellished it. Come on, Tom, there's some kind
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of exaggeration, but nothing is made up. So for me,
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the thing is, I always feel comfortable doing topics where
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people go, oh, of course a comedian is talking about this.
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As long as it's from real life, it's your real story.
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So that's why I found that my Kid's stuff. Even
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though I don't think of myself as a comedian, does
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kid material has always resonated with fans are always like,
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I think because the stories are just unique and there's
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specific to those kids. Tom said. At one point I
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was doing a podcast called Tom Talks, which was just
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one on one interviews. There's probably I don't know, ten
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or twelve episodes of it. That was my one on
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one long form interview podcast. The only reason I stopped
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doing it is I didn't have the bandwidth to keep
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it up. There was too much going on. You learn
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after doing this for so long that you have to
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start cutting things out, Like even now I'm in La
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were shooting the show. We're in post production on the show.
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I can't keep up with the other podcast obligations because
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something's got to go. My favorite one to do is
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Tom Talks because there's just guests I want to have
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these long term, long form conversations with. I had Dion
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Sanders On, I had one of the DEA agents that
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hunted down Pablo Escobar. I had all these guests I
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was generally interested in talking too, and that was an
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incredible thing for me, was to do that and if
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I could, if I had a room to do something else,
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I'd do that podcast. As for Bad Thoughts season two,
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it's all new stuff. I'm in the offices right now.
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I just left an edit Bay editing one sketch. I
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think it's a definite leveling up of what the show is,
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which is great because season one was awesome, super outrageous
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stories in this season, but they're different. They're totally different
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than season one, so there's no repetitions of it. There's
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no oh, we saw that. It's all new, but it's
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still in the ethos of the show to push things.
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It's extreme versions of things, and I think the stories
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are better. It's insane, but it's a different version of
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insane than season one. Looking forward to that a lot.
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Are you in Miami? You go see Pete Holmes tonight.
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I'll give you the information a couple of minutes. Pete
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Holmes is fantastic live and I was thinking the one
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time I spent time with Pete Holmes was in Miami.
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I don't remember what we were doing. I feel like
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I was there for Comedy Central Radio. Comedy Central, Did
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you guys have a comedy festival in Miami? Is that
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why I was there? I feel like Hannibal Burst was there.
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I definitely spent time with Pete, like a lot of
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time with Pete. Good guy, I digress. Pete's tour is
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called Pete Here Now. The tour was originally branded PG thirteen.
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That was a move to reach a broader audience by
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pushing a semi clean set. Pete realized that that label
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was boxing him in. He said, why am I asking
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people to grade the set? Just fly the plane. My
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intention is always to delight, never to shock or upset.
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Holiness comes from wholeness. Pete's got a podcast, You made
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It Weird. It's a pretty good podcast if you've never
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checked that out, And he says he isn't aspiring to
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be anyone's guru the way he sees it, He's just
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passing along what's helped him in the hopes that it
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might be useful to others on their own journeys. Pete says,
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the best way to learn something is to teach it.
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I'm not a leader, I'm an enthusiast. Interesting here than
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Miami New Times writes. On one hand, Pete will defend
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comics rights to work it out on stage and push
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into uncomfortable territory on the other hand, Pete is quick
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to point out that the microphone makes you the leader
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of the room, which comes with a degree of responsibility.
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Pete says he used to hear road comics close with
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something like don't drink and drive, but hey, they can't
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catch all of us. Pete says, that's dangerous. You're talking
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to drunk people deciding whether or not to drive home.
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You've just given them permission. I wouldn't make that joke
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for his own comedy. He'd rather tell a story about
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losing his temper or falling short as a dad than
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about doing the right thing. Pete told the Miami New Times,
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nobody wants to hear me brag about helping somebody. It's
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way funnier and more helpful to hear me mess up,
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because when you laugh at me, you're loosening some guilt
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in yourself too. When you're laughing, you're not stressed, you're
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not worried, you're not even you. You're gone. That's one
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of the greatest experiences you can have. Pete Holmes Tonight
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Miami Improv tickets starting at thirty seven bucks Miami Improv
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dot com. If you're local, you should go. He's fantastic.
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Oh no, I have a political story in the script today.
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This one can wait. I'm not gonna do it. That
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means I have to pull something up here because I
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wasn't ready to go to break yet. I mean, I
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could just say we'll be right back, but all right,
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let me pull something up that was in Monday's script.
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Alonzo Boden also a cool guy, previous guest on this program.
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He's teaming up with jazz legend Christian McBride on a
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new special Comedy and All That Jazz Volume four. They'll
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tape it in Montreal on March fifth. Comedy and All
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That Jazz Volume four blends stand up from Alonzo Boden
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with live jazz from Christian McBride. That's fun. As for
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filming in Montreal, Boden until deadline. I'll always love Montreal.
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It's where it all started for me. My career really
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started when I discovered at the New Phases of Comedy
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that Just for Last Festival. After that show, I gave
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up the day job. But it's been nothing but comedy since.
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Just for Last Vancouver Comedy Festival continues. Correspondent Mike Chisholm
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from The Letterman Podcast is on scene. I sent Mike
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to go see Catherine Blandford.
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Here's Mike, all right, here's report number two just came
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out of that just for last Comedy Festival in Vancouver, BC.
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Having seen Catherine Blandford, and my gosh, you want to
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talk about a fun show. She's crazy in all the
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right ways, a hot mess that suddenly pulls out amazing
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vocabulary and isn't a hot mess revealing that like it
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just such a good job blurring the line. I talked
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to her a little bit afterwards as well, very good
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at blurring the line to see it like there were
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thirty two people in the room, okay, And I mean
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it was a highlight of the night that there were
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only thirty two people in the room, because she kept
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going back to it and talking about it and integrating
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it with material that clearly, you know, isn't spur of
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the moment. When I talked to her afterwards, I was like,
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how much of that was you screwing around on stage
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versus how much of it was material? And she blurred
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the line and that's to me the mark of an
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amazing stand up. And the other part that I loved
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was just how polished Her character is when I see, like,
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for example, the openers. I saw it tonight. You could
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tell their openers and it was a rhythm that was
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very It wasn't unique because they're you know, they're openers.
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fun and goofy and a little naughty and she has
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that born in Kentucky, raised in Georgia, now living in California,
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alchemy that just really connects well. Well, it was a
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really good show. Enjoyed her a lot.
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New Faces. Definitely keep an eye on her. Learn her name.
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Now if you're in a Vancouver tonight, Laura Romoso is
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Letterman played. Am I unfamiliar with Laura Romoso? Is she
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secretly huge? Show detail, sketch, comedy, sensation Laura Romoso, I'm
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not shading her. I'm just like, wait, Letterman played this room,
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so this must be a big room. Laura Romoso is
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back with a brand new hour featuring all your favorites
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German Mom, Kiara, Italian Dad and Moore. Laura Romoso is
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a German Italian comedian best known for her live sketch
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specials and viral impressions on social media. She has over
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three point five million social media followers. Again, not familiar,
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Cristella Alonzo at seven, Jesse Jetski Johnson is back at seven,
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stay for Renee Vaka, who's playing the show there. At
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nine thirty, Johnny Mack had a pre tape of the
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a look at the rest of Just for Last Vancouver Wow.
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Evening with Phil Rosenthal of somebody feed Phil seven o'clock
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Otsco at Coska. So if you have been playing Comedy
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Survivor and you're like, I don't know who Otsko Okotsky
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is who I've never heard of her, why don't you
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go to Vancouver and go check her out. She's very funny.
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he wasn't available or didn't want to do it. I
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did want to talk to him. Well, he didn't do
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a show, so I'm not going to see him. I'm
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going to go see Otsco at thirty is Jimbo's clown
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town at Just for Last Vancouver. What's catching my eye
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here is the image of someone dressed as Joan Rivers,
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and yes, my instinct was correct. Jimbo is a performance
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artist and designer most known for his drag persona Jimbo
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the Drag Clown, and to me, Jimbo resembles Joan Rivers.
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Vladimir Kamanio is back at nine thirty. Second Otsco show
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let's just finish it out with Sunday Michelle Butteo at
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the Vogue at seven Vladimir Kamanio again. They really want
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you to go see this guy at seven and Puff
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the Magic Improv Show at ten. I think they'll play
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there is Michelle and then Puff and that'll put a
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rap on. Just for Last Vancouver, Just for Last Vancouver
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PR people, thanks for hooking me up with guests and
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hooking Mike up with the tickets. Appreciate you. It is Friday,
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in time for the Comedy stock Market. Here with the
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intro is Burt Reynolds.
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Comedy stock Market.
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You know, I thought about this and I don't really
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have anything. There was nothing to feel strong about, you know,
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I got I weigh in on Colbert. I guess it
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wasn't anybody to really be mad at this week. So
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let's just do two buys and we'll both buy off
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the experience of Mike Chisholm from the Litterman podcast. He
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liked both Red Richardson and Catherine Blanford in person. And
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part of the game here of Comedy stock Market is
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we try and scoop up where we see value. So
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if these are two lesser known names, let's buy some
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stock in Catherine Blanford and buy some stock in Red Richardson.
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Friday a couple specials coming out. Daily show writer Matt
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Koff will have a special cat Man on Veeps March tenth.
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