April 2, 2025
Louis CK's Comeback Tour PLUS Jason Alexander on Seinfeld Cast Dynamics and not knowing Jerry!
Johnny Mac updates listeners on Louis CK's upcoming year-long tour. CK shared insights about his preparation and personal life updates, such as taking up sculpture and writing novels. The episode also delves into Iliza's take on balancing motherhood...
Johnny Mac updates listeners on Louis CK's upcoming year-long tour. CK shared insights about his preparation and personal life updates, such as taking up sculpture and writing novels. The episode also delves into Iliza's take on balancing motherhood with a comedy career and common societal double standards. Bert Kriescher r and Andrew Schulz discuss comedy gatekeeping, while Vir Das addresses his unique audience demographics. Jim Norton recounts a painful UFC kick experience, and Sam Miller talks about his comedy roots in the 12 Steps program. Lastly, Jason Alexander reflects on his relationships with Seinfeld castmates.
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00:12 Louis CK's Comeback Tour
01:27 Balancing Comedy and Motherhood
02:24 Eliza's Perspective on Comedy and Motherhood
04:51 Andrew Schultz on Comedy Gatekeeping
06:28 Vir Das on Connecting with Indian Audiences
07:08 Jim Norton's Painful UFC Experience
07:58 Sam Miller on Clean and Dirty Comedy
08:44 Jason Alexander on Seinfeld Cast Dynamics
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00:12 Louis CK's Comeback Tour
01:27 Balancing Comedy and Motherhood
02:24 Eliza's Perspective on Comedy and Motherhood
04:51 Andrew Schultz on Comedy Gatekeeping
06:28 Vir Das on Connecting with Indian Audiences
07:08 Jim Norton's Painful UFC Experience
07:58 Sam Miller on Clean and Dirty Comedy
08:44 Jason...
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Caalaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with your
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daily comedy news. Remember Louis Ck did some stuff and
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then we canceled him and we never heard from him again. Well,
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he's kicking off a year long tour April seventeenth, with
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two sold out dates in Winnipeg, Canada. The tour continues
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through April fourth, twenty twenty six. I didn't misspeak there. Yeah,
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this is going to go on for a year. Ck
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had done an email blast explaining to his fans, I'm
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working out many clubs now. He played a club right
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in my town. I didn't know that it was happening
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until it was quite sold out, and plus I think
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I was heading on vacation somewhere, so it's kind of like, eh,
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I'll just stay home. That reminds me though, I should
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probably check in to see who is playing that place.
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Just checked. Nobody super major. They've added, but they've got
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Rachel and Adrian. Okay, not too bad. See Kay's that
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I'm working out in many clubs now and through the
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next few months, getting the new joke stories in general
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stupidities ready for the tour. I took about two years
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off before this tour, and I'm very glad I did.
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I'm having a great time on stage now and I'm
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excited to share this crap with all of you. I
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hope you can come because I like you and I'm
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not afraid of you. C K signed off the email blast,
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happy to be lucky to be alive. For those of
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you wondering what I've been doing, I've taken up sculpture
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at clay and stone and drawing with charcoal. I've written
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a novel and I'm working on a second. That about
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wraps it up on me. But it's true. It's the
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part of the brain that knows how to reflexively care
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for child because it isn't as easy as babysitting. Like
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it's your mother's intuition. Those are the eyes in the
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back of your head, all those senses that are in
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fact over developed because you're inflamed when you become a mom.
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So it's the reason why I can anticipate what my
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child might need, or why a mom can do that.
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So while you're out looking for your phone, you're still
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making sure your child doesn't fall or grab a knife.
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So does a give and take. I often forget to
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use a turn signal now, but at least I know
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my daughter's favorite foods a late times. How do you
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balance mom brain with comedy. I don't know if it's
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a balance. A balance just suggests you haven't fallen so
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off killed that you're in some sort of mental facility.
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And I know that women often get asked about that
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there is no balance, it's just doing it. I just
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get up, I put one foot in front of the other,
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and I do the best I can. And I know
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from watching other moms, I've decided it never come down
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too hard on myself, like you're really doing the best
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you can, and the good news is your kid doesn't
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know any better, and just do it to the best
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of your ability, knowing that you'll be faulted for much
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in the way you faulted your parents anything you did
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and didn't do. Anyway, we might as well have let
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them have that cookie. Eliza said. They consistency of getting
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up in those clubs year after year and knowing everyone.
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That's the one consistent thing in my life over the
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last twenty years, and it's always been something that brought
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me such joy, and I love my fans so much.
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The heart is broken when you're not with your kids,
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and then when you're with them, you're like, oh, I
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need a break. But it's a weird thing, like you've
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become two different people. When I leave home to do
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the shows, I just have to know that my heart
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is in pieces. But I got this amazing job. But
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I can't say that I get the joy from being
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on the road the way I did before. Like I've
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been to Pittsburgh, I've been to Austin. I've been to
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the gift shops. I've been to the bars, beating the steak.
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All I want to do when I get off stage
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just to go to sleep so I can get home
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the next day. That's called turning forty. Eliza, welcome to
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the club. I don't know how old Eliza as. How
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old is Eliza forty two? Yeah? You turned forty, That's
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what happened there. You just want to go to bed.
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I got to a point where if you start a
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census with, hey, man, do you want to go to No?
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I don't. I don't care what the rest of the
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sentence is. And you know the odds of you going
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see the Rolling Stones. I have backstage passes. Then I'd
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be like, oh wait, oh, no, yeah, I can't go.
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But for the most part, Hey, John, do you want
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to know? I just want to sit home watch TV.
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I'm old. That's why I really like a friend of
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the show, Jason's intimate, who has counseled me that you
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know it's okay to watch a comedy clip online. Thank you,
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Jason Zinitaman. In front of the show, Liza said, when
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you're a woman, you're always gonna get asked more about
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your children than men do. And for me that was
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a bit of a stutter step, because even to begin
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talking about something as life changing, life affirming and life
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shattering as having kids, these are waters that you've never
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navigated before. And I've gotten horrific comics like You're not
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gonna talk about your kids, are you, which is disheartening
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because men get to do that and it's like, oh,
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that's so charming, give them a sitcom, but when women
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do it, it seemed like, ah, well, she's unaffable now
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she has kids. That's not gonna be for me. I'm
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just reacting to that. I don't think that way, but
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I guess people that's awful. Eliza says, I also have
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a lot of hot takes about other things. So for me,
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the commentary on being a mom is less about the
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specissivity of an interaction with my child and more commentary
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on societies commentary on women having kids, And with that
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I keep it to a minimum. So I'm still blown
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away with experience that I'm having. I haven't processed it
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all yet, so in five years I'll complain about the kids.
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Bert Kreischerho spoke to Las Vegas Magazine. Bert shared, I
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think it's always been clear that have been drawn to
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tragic characters like Chris Farley and John Belushi, But when
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I got into comedy, everyone seemed to be on the
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straight and narrow. I didn't meet Ron White until later
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in life, and it's hell quit drinking pretty quickly into
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me doing stand up. I think if you're wondering who
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my canary in the mind is, that, of course is
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Doug Stanhope some folks that Burt enjoys. Tim Dillon makes
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me laugh hard as s Theo Vaughn and Staffers Halkias.
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He never do a bad podcast with same with Big
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Jay Ogerson and Dan Soder, all those guys is absolutely
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deliver when they're on a podcast. Ali reporter asked Andrew
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Schultz about comedy Gatekeeping, pointing out it used to be
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Johnny Carson than Letterman. Who's it now? Everybody say it together?
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On three one two three, Joe Rogan Andrew said, I
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think it's Rogan and Kill Tony Tony Hitch close show,
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especially for new comics. I'll hear reporter, what are you
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all called the maniverse? The manisphere? Andrew, the manisphere. It's
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so funny. I guess we're that we're a bunch of
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guys that we're just having locker room talk or whatever
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the f that term is. I think the tricky thing
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is when we get labeled in certain ways, like ah,
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they're all sexist, racist bigots, and I'm like, I'm not
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gonna have some writer from Maine to tell me I'm racist. Stop.
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I know you didn't grow up with anybody but white people,
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but I know you got this NPR job or whatever,
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but I don't think you need to tell me how
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to be an ally. This happened with Bernie Sanders. When
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Bernie caught steam, the Democratic Party tried to suppress him
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a bit, and they started labeling his followers the Bernie Bros.
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And they're like, he has a sexist problem and a
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bigotry problem, all these same things. Then the second had
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started seemingly being helpful for Trump. It was the same playbook.
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People getting privy of that. I don't think it's advantageous
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for that to be used. Paraphrasing here from the Holler reporter, Hey, look, Andrew,
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some people think you helped Trump get elected. Andrews said, listen,
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for every election, we want two candidates that we love.
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I mean, that'd be awesome. Me and Charlie, Me and
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the God who have been doing brilliant idiots for ten years.
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Charola Maine's close with Kamala. He had Comma on the pod.
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I had Trump. We're boys for ten years. We're talking
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crap about politics every single week. It doesn't matter to me.
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That's the version of America you want to see. You
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want to see you guys who might have somewhat differing ideas,
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but it can cross the aisle tons. I up as
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a Democrat my whole effing life. I grew up in
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the arts in New York. My family had a dance studio.
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I was going to the ballet. So to me, that's
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the best version of what we can be. We're all
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talking crap to each other, making fun of each other,
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and then we're disagreeing on how unconstitutional Doge might be.
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Vir does broke to Yahoo Canada, where he finds his
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audience is usually made up of around sixty percent Indians.
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Vier says, I think a lot of people coming for
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two reasons. Maybe the Indians are coming in because they
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want to get caught up with home, because they miss home,
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and I'm kind of bringing home to them. Large part
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of the audience their parents are from where I'm from,
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but it's not the place I'm actually from. What I
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find is a lot of Indians they kind of grew
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up with this time capsule version of India that their
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parents left behind. So if your mom and dad came
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to Canada in seventy five, that's what you grew up
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believing India was. You know, when you're twenty one years
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old and it's my job to come in and be like, no,
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I'm from Mumbai. This is what we do think your
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parents told. He was a lie. This is modern India
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and we're hopefully a little more fun and a little
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more audacious than you thought. Blood Yellow dot Com is
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your home for comedy news, And they told the story
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of the time John Jones almost made Jim Norton pass
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out with a leg kick stunt. Yes we're talking UFC.
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John Jones was out promoting UFC one forty. He appeared
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on the Opian Anthony radio show. Part of the show
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was a running gag where Norton would allow a fighter
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to put him in submission hold. Jim offered to take
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a kick from John Jones. Jones lined up through what
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appeared to be a kick far from full power. Jim
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immediately let everyone in the studio know he was in
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severe pain. Norton's first words were that he feels like
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I have to cramp. Norton reflected on the moment on
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a podcast with Dan Soder. Hurt me so much, I
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almost vomited. I remember I had the urged a crap
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and to throw up. I remember he sent me back
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in a shock. He put a shit into my thigh
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and it was fight week two, a bad week, and
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he also choked me. I remember I went to the
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bathroom and I was like, I think I'm going to
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pass out. Jolt News caught up with comedian Sam Miller,
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who can work both clean and dirty. Miller said there's
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a lot of comics that I think it's not really
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art if you have to follow rules. I'm very proud
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that I can switch back and forth, because a lot
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of other comics can't work clean. I don't mind at all.
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Sam starred in comedy through the Twelve Steps program, explaining
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I never thought that comedy was like a thing for
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a guy like me. It didn't seem like it was possible.
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I thought there was no way people would laugh at
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this stuff. I don't talk about these issues with an
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air of shame. There's nothing to be ashamed about. Addiction
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is a disease, and the AMA says it's a disease.
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People wanted it to be better immediately, but there are
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no easy solutions. There's so much stigma on being a
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drug addict and homeless, and then you start talking to
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people and realize even though drug addiction was a very
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personal problem for me, it's a very visible, public, social,
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and political problem. Comedy is a jovial place where we
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here's the truth. It's kind of a weird truth. The
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only one of the core for I really got to
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know over the nine years of Seinfeld was Julia. Jason
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said he became more aware of how he knew Michael
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Richards after reading Richard's book. Jason said, I got in
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touch with him and I said, I love the book.
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You were doing stuff I wasn't even aware of. Jason explains,
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Michael's process was so isolated in some ways, and I
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didn't want any interfere with that process. Jason says that
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Jerry Seinfeld didn't open up to his castmates at all.
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I don't find that the least bit surprising, but Jason
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explains that Jerry wasn't just acting. He was working on
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other aspects of the show. He came down, we had fun,
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and I know some things about what was going on
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his life, but I wasn't a confidant. He's down, he's
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rehearsing with us, and then he's in the editing room,
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or he's in the casting office, or he's writing, he's
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doing something else. So I didn't hang out with Jerry
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that's kind of sad, isn't it, Like I get it? Uh.
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word warm. He's not a douche. He's just like he's
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