March 9, 2026
Is Theo Von on The Masked Singer? Is Conan O'Brien an Outsider?
Johnny Mack delivers Daily Comedy News, addressing speculation that Theo Von is the Masked Singer character “High Voltage,” then argues the voice and body type don’t match. He reports Conan O’Brien will give the keynote at Harvard’s 375th commencement and recaps Conan’s appearance on Michelle Obama’s podcast discussing performing at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the Oscars, and the difficulty of doing news-driven comedy today.
Other items include Jerry Seinfeld dining in Worcester before shows, Amy Schumer dancing on camera at a Knicks game, and book recommendations from John Mulaney (Jim Newton’s Grateful Dead book and Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Notion) and Anthony Jeselnik (Vonnegut’s Mother Night). He notes an SNL UK trailer, Matt Rife setting a Prudential Center comedy attendance record, Ike Barinholtz launching the trivia podcast Funny You Ask March 25, and Margaret Cho saying Trump repeatedly asked her to do The Apprentice.
00:17 Theo Von on the Masked Singer?
01:52 Conan Harvard And Oscars
02:48 Conan On Michelle Obama
04:32 Seinfeld Dinner Order
05:08 Amy Schumer Knicks Cam
05:32 Mulaney Book Club Picks
07:49 SNL UK Trailer
08:35 Matt Rife Attendance Record
09:31 Comedy Survivor Tease
09:45 Ike Barinholtz Trivia Pod
12:12 Margaret Cho Trump Invite
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Caloroga Shark Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news, a daily briefing on stand up comedy, comnians,
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and a comedy industry even on a slow news day.
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Theovon is he on the mass singer? People think theovon
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might be on the mask singer. There's somebody performing as
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High Voltage? Is it theovon hiding beneath that lightning bolt costume?
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I have some opinions, but I won't share them yet.
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Some clues High Voltage's first clue package dropped hints about
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leadership and American influence. High Voltage's opening statement said, when
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I first began my career, the idea of blending in
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was my biggest fear. There have been some visual hints
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power lines, grease canisters, a map of the United States,
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a bald eagle. The audio clip highlighted how High Voltage
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had become a patriot and revolutionary changing American culture. Growing
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up references included slurpees, Van Halen, MTV, and backyard Goat cookouts.
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This week's clues featured heavily on bands, breakups, and going solo.
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High Voltage tells us I grew up listening to Ozzie.
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Now I have a clip from High Voltage. Let's listen
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to High Voltage sing and you tell me if you
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think this is THEOVON. Big list, old ruses, sweet been
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taps this way back when these wheels in the sin
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new hits, new seeds, no hiss, still read, and you
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just can't fake this. So let's change that. Girl. Let's
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go put some miles on the back of the Chevy
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with the engine run. I'm gonna vote heavy. Not that
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that is not THEOVON. That doesn't sound like THEOVON at all. Also,
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I've seen the body type of High Voltage. I don't
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believe it is THEOVON. Conan O'Brien will deliver the keynote
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address at Harvard's three hundred and seventy fifth Commencement ceremony
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in May. Now let me just take a time out here.
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We all love Conan, and we're gonna hear a lot
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about Conan this week because Conan is hosting the Oscars
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on Sunday, So a lot of Conan coming up this week.
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And we all love Conan. Johnny Mack loves Conan. I'm
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not being sarcastic here. You can listen to all the
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hours I've done with Mike Chisholm from the Letterman Podcast,
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both on my show and his show, and you've heard
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me say, I like Conan, we all love Conan, but
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you knew that bo was coming. Let's stop acting like
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he's some sort of outsider. He's hosting the Oscars for
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the second time, he's doing the commencement speech at Harvard,
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and I I'll tell you in a couple of minutes.
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He was on Michelle Obama's podcast. But this is an insider,
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So let's stop pretending like he's some wacky outsider. He's not.
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We all love him, I love him, but he's not
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some wacky outsider. He will deliver the keynote address at
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Harvard's three hundred and seventy fifth commencement ceremony in May. Meanwhile,
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Conan was on Michelle Obama's podcast like regular people do
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all the time. I've been on it four times myself.
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Conan and Missus Obama discussed the White House Correspondence Association
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dinner and Conan and explain that is not a normal crowd.
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They're thinking a lot about their own world, and you
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need to be funny, and you can't act like you
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know too much, because then they'll resent you for that
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or think you don't belong. ConA and O'Brien told Michelle Obama,
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I've talked to your husband about this. In case you're
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not familiar with Michelle Obama, her husband is Barack Obama,
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who used to be the President of the United States.
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Conan told Michelle Obama, they make you follow the leader
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of the free world. He goes first and kills it.
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Then it'd finished and like drop the mic crowd going
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crazy and a voice would go, ladies and gentlemen, Conan O'Brien,
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and you see people like what who would go now?
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So you got to way through with that a little bit.
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But it's all calculating for what's the assignment. He compared
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the correspondence dinner to the Oscars and said, now I'm
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gonna speak to a bunch of alist people who don't
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really like to give it up for anybody. But that's
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all calculation. You got to calculate and then have fun.
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Michelle Obama asked Conan O'Brien if comedy's more fraught these days.
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Conan O'Brien told Michelle Obama, are you getting how like
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inside this is? I think they're all very talented. They're
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really good people. They're in a tough situation because your
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job is to go out and talk about the news
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every day. I was never strictly a comedian that lives
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off the news. I usually try to find things that
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were silly and funny outside of the news, but we
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also had to do the news. Things are so diverse
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right now. I think it's got to be a really
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tough task. And I do have empathy for the people
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who trying to figure out what's funny in this because
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I know it just as a citizen. I get up
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in the morning and I look at what's happened in
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the news. I like to be funny, but my first
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instinct when I read the news is nothing here gives
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me joy or is making me laugh that hard. But
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if you're doing one of those shows, how do you
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not talk about it? How do you not wear your
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heart on your sleeve? Maybe get mad? So it's difficult.
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Johnny Mack, is it a slow news day now? Why
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do you ask? Jerry Seinfeld was spotted at a Massachusetts restaurant.
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That's right. Jerry was in Wooster last week. Did a
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couple shows at the Hanover Theater. The Theater Cafe posted
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on Facebook that Seinfeld ordered a pre performance dinner. We
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are told Jerry Seinfeld requested the lemon chicken, which sounds
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like a joke. I don't know what's the joke about it,
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but it sounds like one. Jerry Seinfeld requested the lemon chicken.
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But not just that. Jerry Seinfeld requested the lemon chicken
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grilled Faroe Island on salmon steam, vegetables, brown rice, and
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a green salad. And mass Live points out no soup
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was ordered. Well done. Amy Schumer hit up a Knicks game.
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Johnny mag has a slow news day? Now, why do
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you ask me? I got plenty today? I know what
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you're talking about. That's right. She went to see when
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the Knicks played the San Antonio Spurs, and we are
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told Amy Schumer appeared to be ready when the camera
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panned to her, and she got up and danced. She
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showed off her dance moves, well decked out in Nick's gear.
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Later in the day on Instagram, she wrote, mom, dance
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cam coming in hard. I thought I'd check in on
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John Mlanie's book club and you're like, John, is it
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a slow news day? And I don't know why you
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keep asking me that stop. But I hadn't seen anything
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about John mulani Reads, which is the hashtag Mullenie reads
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for the John mullaney book Club. But if you went
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on John mullani Facebook, you would see two books this month.
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One led me to the other. The first book, John
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mullaney recommends here Beside the Rising Side Jerry Garcia, The
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Grateful Dead and an American Wakening by Jim Newton says
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in bad times we need reckless troublemakers to pursue absurdity
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and offer something stupid, fun and free. I've read half
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a dozen books about The Grateful Dead. Jim Newton's new
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contribution is totally different. Then in all caps, m'laney yells
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at us and says, you did not have to be
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a deadhead or even fan. I appreciate this chronicle now.
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It's interesting. I was on the John Marco Seraisi book
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Club and he recommends you're beside the Rising Tide shirt
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No sorry, cheap shot at Ton Marko love Jen Marko
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front of the show. It's a joke, John Marco. You
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know that was funny. You know I'm on your team.
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You me Chris Fleming. We're going over to by Biglia's
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house and we're gonna I don't know, I know what
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we're gonna do. We're gonna give him a thumbs down.
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We're not violent people. We come in peace. We're just
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gonna stand outside Mike Birbiglia's house. You me, Chris Fleming,
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and we're just gonna stand there with our thumbs down.
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If anyone wants to join us, let us know. Tell
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John Marco on Instagram we're doing this. Mulania has a
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second recommendation for us. It is Ken Casey's sometimes a
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great notion. John tells this is a propulsal family story
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of a logging community in Oregon in the nineteen sixties.
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I loved this book and really isolated outcast community. The
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people that populate the book are outcasts from each other.
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John tells us, I don't know what it's like to
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be driving around the country in a bus on acid
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for half a decade. While he was doing that, Casey
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wrote a true great American novel. Okay, Meanwhile, there's the
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Anthony Jessnick Book Club, and you're like, John, You're sure
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it's not a slow news day. And I'm telling you
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it is not. My friend jessel Nick has recommended Mother
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Night by Kurt Vonnegut. The short novel builds to an unforgettable,
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haunting and beautiful ending. The book was published in nineteen
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sixty two. Jessel Nick said, I read it twenty years ago,
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but it's one of my favorite Vonagut novels and extremely
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relevant today. I might have started a book club over here.
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I'm a simple man, though, I'm gonna tell you to
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read a Tom Clancy novel. I'll work on that. I
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haven't figured that out yet, Johnny MacBook club coming soon,
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but probably not. Ah. The folks at snl UK put
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out a trailer. I'll give you a little taste of it,
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but I'm gonna clip it because after the guy says,
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live from London, it's mostly music, but you're kind of
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curious what it sounds like. Here, let's listen live from London.
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It's Saturday night, so the music is go by the
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Chemical Brothers. Sure to get the YouTube version of this
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podcast demonetized now. In their little opening thing there, they
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didn't have the voiceover person mention who the people are,
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which I thought was weird. Okayse, you're curious they are Hamed, Annamashan,
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Larry Dean, Celeste Drink, George four Acres, Anya Magliano, Annabel Marlowe,
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Al Nash, Jack Shepp, Emma Cidy and Patty Young. Congratulations
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to Matt Rife the Stay Golden World Tour appearance at
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the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, where you could
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have had jury duty and then walked across the street
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to see Matt Rife. But luckily jury duty is over.
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I am a free man. I have completed my service.
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The federal government thanked me for calling a phone number
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every night pretty much for two weeks. But I didn't
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have to go to Newark. But had I been in
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Newark and walk across the street to the Prudential Center
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to see Matt Rife the Stay Golden World Tour, I
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would have been one of the eighteen thousand and four
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and eighty six people who set a new record for
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most people attending a comedy show in the Prudential Center
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eighteen for eighty six breaks Sebastian Maniscalco's record of eighteen
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four fifty seven. That broke Sebastian Maniscalco's previous record of
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eighteen oh three three, which broke Kevin Hart's record of
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sixteen nine to fifty six, which broke Dean Cook's record
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of fourteen eight forty three. Coming up at noon Eastern today,
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the results of Comedy Survivor. It was a lot of fun.
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I had a lot of fun recording it. It's another
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wonderful result. No spoiler's ear come back at noon Eastern.
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Comedy Survivor Mike Barenholtz has launched a weekly trivia podcast
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with celebrity guests. Not like those trivia guys at Morristown.
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The biggest celebrity in the place might be me. What
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a ridiculous thing to say, but it might be true.
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I'm trying to think, trivia guy, who's the biggest celebrity
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that's come to Trivia Night Anthony Glennbrook Brewery in Morristown,
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New Jersey on Wednesdays to see best man trivia? Who?
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As we learned on Sunday, they'll go to San Diego
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if you pay them. I'm trying to think, if I've
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been there and like somebody of like any kind of
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fame has been there, some loser doing a podcast can't
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be the biggest celebrity. And I'm all saying this with
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a big goofy grin on in case you can't tell,
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I don't take myself very seriously. I'm gonna guess it's
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not me, You know who I'm gonna guess it is.
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I'm gonna guess. And now I don't know for a
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fact if this person has ever gone or not. But
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Anthony vulpi who's the shortstop of the New York Yankees.
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He's a local, and sometimes I'll hear that he's out. Now,
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I've never known him to be at trivia, but I've
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known that he's been out in the neighborhood because the
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young kids tell me that he's out in Morristown occasionally
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off season. Of course, this time here is clearly focused
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on baseball, so it's possible Anthony Vulpey showed up a
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trivia I digress. What are you even talking about? John?
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Is it a slow news day? No? I don't know
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why you keep asking me that. Ike Barnholtz will launch
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a new weekly trivia podcast that's called Funny You Ask.
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Each episode blends fast paced trivia with comedic storytelling, bringing
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together major names from film, TV and comedy for what
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is described as competitive conversation driven gameplay. You know, I
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have a question about this podcast. On this podcast, are
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the winners always going to be from upstairs? Because you know,
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to win a lot. It seems to be a lot
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of like young kids who win trivia every week, and
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they always seem to be upstairs. I wonder what that's about.
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Maybe there's good cell phone service. Oh stop, stop, stop, stop, John,
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the trivia guys will get me many all right, shut up. Now,
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the trivia guys know I've learned four years ago. I
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used to argue about questions and it was a jack hole,
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especially after the third beer. Now half the time I
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don't even have one beer because I'm driving. You'll see
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I don't argue the questions anymore. Let it go. It's
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just trivia night. Have fun. Love the trivia guys. Ike
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