Episodes

A cruise ship comedian escaped Coronavirus quarantine, and now seems to have lost his job. The White House Correspondent's Dinner announces a new comedian host. Kevin Hart announces some stuff, what else is new.  Johnny Mac is so jet lagged that if...

A look at some of the jokes Mitch Hedberg had written in his notebook.  Johnny Mac tells the story of how Mitch's posthumous album Do You Believe In Gosh came to be.

Man it's a good thing Tom Papa has three minutes ready to go in case anyone ever asks him about zip-lining in an interview.  Brian Posehn talks at length about The Mandalorian.  And a serious look at the art of Adam Sandler.

Was Will Ferrell's Bush the best presidential impression of all time? How about Darrell Hammond's Clinton?  Chevy's Ford?  Discuss!

In 2017, Rolling Stone made a list of the Top 50 Stand-Up Comics of All Time.  Johnny Mac weighs in with some commentary on numbers 25 through 1, and adds some names that could have bumped Wanda Sykes off the list.

In 2017, Rolling Stone made a list of the Top 50 Stand-Up Comics of All Time.  Johnny Mac weighs in with some commentary on numbers 50 thru 26.

My favorite story today is a bizarre report that Dave Chappelle was not involved in a shooting that didn't happen at all, and wasn't at his house.  Um, OK.  Ricky Gervais has a date for S2 of Afterlife.  Will Ferrell's new idea sounds funny plus has...

Whoa, Dave Chappelle and Joe Rogan are doing comedy shows together.  A funny Coronavirus subway prank.  Mitch Hedberg's notebook.  How interpreters do sign-language for stand-up comedians.

Huzzah, the comedy gods responded to my prayers and once again there is comedy news!  Ricky Gervais got off some good lines that are still funny even when it's Johnny Mac delivering them.  Meanwhile, Trump misses the joke that Larry David was making.

Johnny Mac stitches together an episode with quick hits about Dave Chappelle, Jimmy Carr, Brian Posehn, and the guy who played Gomez on Breaking Bad.  Wait, what?

Chris Rock crushed it at The Oscars, and Dave Chappelle explains how he got into the #YangGang

Gilbert Gottfried spoke to Vutlure about not being invited to recent Comedy Central roasts.  Hari Kondabolu discusses his rules for talking about particular communities.  Seth Meyers' dad had a big influence on his career.  Marc Maron wonders if he's...

The thing you won't be able to unheard on Tom Papa's Netflix special.  More Friends reunion rumors. Michael McIntryre gets a Netflix special. John Mulaney will host SNL soon.

Well, the Ari Shaffir / Kobe Bryant snowball keeps rolling, now it's reached article level in the New York Times.  Brian Posehn's new album sounds cool.  A Ryan Seacrest sitcom?  And can we just talk about how awesome Henry Winkler is?  Thanks for...

Kevin Hart and John Travolta are teaming up for Die Hart!  How Tom Papa became friends with Jerry Seinfeld. The difference between Ron Burgandy and Ron Jeremy.

Lots of mix between comedy and politics this week, from Dave Chappelle supporting Andrew Yang to Brad Pitt getting off some Brexit jokes. And more bad news for Ari Shaffir.

The New Yorker has an interesting article about Louis C.K.'s life on the road.  Can he make it all the way back?  Nikki Glaser apologizes to Taylor Swift.  Letterman is still upset about his Oscar's performance.

Oh goodie, Adam Sandler will get to make more hilarious movies for Netflix.  Joe Rogan has endorsed Bernie Sanders.  Jim Carrey's favorite Stooge.

John Oliver is now an American Citizen.  John Mulaney on how he spends his Sundays.  Comedians who are good at crowd work.

Rob Riggle on how he'd run the Chiefs offense.  Boston comedians will sell you cars. Bill Murray is back for more Groundhog Day. Craig Gass tries to get Richard Sherman back to Seattle.  Oh, and a Bobcat Golthwaite musical? I'm in.

Ari Shaffir explains his attempt at Kobe Bryant humor.  Kevin Hart and Jason Statham might make movie.  You'll watch.  Jerry Seinfeld has a new book.

Gosh that's such a clickbait headline.  He's filming his comedy special there.  Also, Johnny Mac updates his Comedy Power Rankings, the Russians are listening (hi Vlad!) and whatever else we didn't get to this week.

Single topic today about doing comedy in times of tragedy.  Johnny Mac talks about his experiences at SiriusXM, and from there an old Comedy Central show that showed Kobe Bryant dying in a helicopter, and finally some thoughts on Ari Shaffir's comments.

Joe Rogan weighs in on Megxit.  John Stewart and Steve Carrell team up again for a movie.  Gabriel Iglesias at Wrestlemania?  Will Andy Samberg host the Oscars?