Dec. 20, 2024
Matt Rife's Baptism Surprise, Nikki Glaser Prepares for the Golden Globes, and David Letterman Talks Retirement
In this episode of Johnny Mac's daily comedy news, Matt Rife's unexpected baptism story, Nikki Glaser;s preparation for hosting the Golden Globes and David Letterman opens up about his post-retirement life and meditation practices. Additionally,...
In this episode of Johnny Mac's daily comedy news, Matt Rife's unexpected baptism story, Nikki Glaser;s preparation for hosting the Golden Globes and David Letterman opens up about his post-retirement life and meditation practices. Additionally, there's coverage of upcoming comedy specials from Kevin Hart and Ian Lara, a new season for Vince Vaughn's 'Bad Monkey,' and Ilana Glazer's latest stand-up special on Hulu.
The episode ends with Johnny Mac's critical take on the 'Yellowstone' series finale.
00:00 Matt Rife's Baptism
01:09 Nikki Glaser Prepares for the Golden Globes
03:13 David Letterman's Meditation and Retirement Insights
06:10 Ronny Chieng on Comedy and Extremism
07:00 Ilana Glazer's New Stand-Up Special
09:23 Upcoming Comedy Specials and Projects
10:24 Kyle Bergstresser's Comedy Style
13:20 Kung Pao Kosher Comedy and Other Events
15:15 Yellowstone Finale Discussion
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Caalaroca Shark Media.
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Hey there, Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Matt
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Riife surprised everybody he shared that he got baptized earlier
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this year. Rife was on the History Hyenas podcast and
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said I got baptized in August in a dude's pool.
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Raife told Hosciannis Papas and Christa Stefano that he didn't
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grow up in a religious household, but he'd occasionally attend
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church with friends a few times a year. Rife said,
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I've never been a super religious person, but when my
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grandpa pasked away, something hit me that was like, I'll
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never see this person again, so something has to exist.
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I skewed Christian so I started going to church a
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little bit more. But he says, I hate church. I
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find it excreminatingly boring. But I want to believe in
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God and it's obviously a huge part of the process.
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Matt Rife, if you're listening, and I know you are,
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I'm gonna recommend Deacon Mike's podcast. Deacon Mike's podcast is
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called Question of Faith, and Deacon Mike and the crew
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they found a good way to like just be like
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normal person from the community who also attends church, Like
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they did a whole thing in the summer talking about
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the church softball league, so it's not like preachy question
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of faith. Back to the comedy John, Nicki Glazer was
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on CBS this morning earlier in the week. She's getting
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ready to host the Golden Globes on January fifth. Nicky's right,
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a big wave of press right now. Her PR team
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is taking on Nate Bergetzi's a PR team in the
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or Super Bowl this weekend. Nate's team put up three
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touchdowns yesterday. If you heard yesterday's podcast anyway, here's Nicki
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Glazer reached.
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Out to Ricky. He called me right away to give
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me advice. Within like two minutes of me sending an
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email being like, would it be okay if you maybe
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copped on the phone for ninety seconds he called me.
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I'm like at an airport, ducked in a corridor being like,
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oh oh yeah, trying to hear his advice. And his
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advice was just be yourself. You're not one of them.
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Don't try to walk out there acting like you're an
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a lister just because you're invited. You wouldn't be if
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you weren't the host, which is a very heals so real,
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it's so real, and that's really important. And he also
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wrote me and had great advice of you know, their
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advice that I chair so much that can only you
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would only get from someone who had done it was
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that the room is super noisy, they're all talking. Don't
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try to quiet them down because the audience at home
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can't hear them. And I thought that was very valuable
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because I would have been out there. I'm not used
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to performing for a crowd of people talking. Still, I
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would have been like, can everyone take your seats? The
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show has begune, you know, And now they just saved
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me from that moment, which would really possibly have been
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an awkward moment.
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Yes, if you're a fan of me, I'm the guest
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today on the Letterman Podcast. Mike Chisholm and I talked
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to comedy for about an hour and a half The
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Letterman Podcast wherever you get your shows and if you're
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too lazy to click on that, that will be the
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January first episode on this feed. But why don't you
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give Mike the download no listening. You can listen to
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my version, but give them the downloads. It feels good
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about himself. There's also a video version of that. If
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you want to see how boring John sitting in the
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basement looks, you can go on YouTube and check that out.
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I wouldn't your usual mental image of George Clooney sitting
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in a Chase lounge with a microphone recording off Lake
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Como in Italy. That's the image you should keep. You
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don't want to see what this show actually looks like.
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There's a reason this is an audio only podcast. Speaking
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of David Letterman, he did an interview with GQ and
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we learned Dave does meditation. Dave said, yeah, I do
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a little meditating. Sometimes I just meditate hoping I fall asleep.
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GQ was like, does that work? I can tell you
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firsthand it works, but Dave said, yeah, sometimes it does. Yeah,
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it's pretty good. When I was working, I would meditate.
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Because you're doing five nights a week. You go out tired, sick, lonely, happy, scared.
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You gotta go out, Dave, you're doing four nights a week.
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There was Friday Night videos for a while, and then
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I think when you went to five Days on NBC,
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one of the days was on tape and the CBS
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Friday night shows were clearly pre tape. You doubled up
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one day a week, you gotta go out, and the
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meditation sometimes would give you a boost of energy. But
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I found when I did it religiously, it just gave
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me more energy to be angry. So I thought, well,
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this might not be what they're talking about. Dave also
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said he took medication. Yeah, yeah, medication. Doctor. The guy
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who saved my life begged me to go on an
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SSRI because he used to get so upset. And we
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had an office, an adjunct office, an office in the office,
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I'm sorry, a closet in the office full of telephones
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because if things went wrong, I pick up my telephone,
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yank it out of the wall and heave it across
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the room. And so we had to deal with Westinghouse,
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and people used to make the phones that have a
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regular delivery stops applying us with phone. So that was
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a cue that maybe I needed help, GQ. And you
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don't have that feeling anymore. I urged your hurl of phone, Dave.
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How have I been today, GQ? I haven't seen him
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throw one phone? Davey retired? Send me retired? What's a deal?
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Dave said, retirement is a myth. Retirement is nonsense. You
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won't retire. The human mechanism will not allow you to retire.
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What do you do? Sit there and wait, give me
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the name of the show, Judge, Judy to come on.
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As long as you're healthy, you still want to produce,
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and you'll find ways too. Once I stopped doing the show,
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took me a couple of years to figure it out. Ah,
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this is a completely different rhythm, and without the rhythm
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that you're customed to, largely unsatisfying. So you gotta find
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something that's important to you. Hello, Dave, Hi, I'm podcasting
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in the basement for that very reason. I understand. I'm
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on the back of my career now, I get it.
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But I like doing this show. This show is a
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lot of fun, and it gives me a rhythm to
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my day. I hear you, David Letterman. Dave, do you
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think about the show in general these days? Dave said,
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from the day I stopped doing it till last night,
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two or three times a week I have an anxiety
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dream related to the TV show, and it's maddening. It's
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just manning the dream is I show up and here
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I am I'm read do the show. I'm on the
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old show's schedule. I've been a rehearsal, I've been a
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hair I've been to makeup. I come down and it's
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people I don't know looking at me, saying, Okay, we'll
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get to it. But what about the audience. I guess
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they're here, So it's me in the same mode everyone
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else is incomplete, and it's anxiety. It usually wakes me
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up at a start. What does he think it means?
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I think, as it came to the college, dream of
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Oh I forgot where the English building is, or it
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could be some sort of psychosis Davis seventy seven. How
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much longer will he work for I don't know. Like
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I said, I'm surprised at the number that I'm still
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doing it now. I think if I start in the
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middle of talking to a world famous guest, I fall asleep.
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I was doing some show for Netflix a couple of
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years ago, and the schedule was ridiculous. We were doing
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three shows a night twice, and then three shows another
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night twice, and it was insane. And the stage manager
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came up to me between one of those shows and
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she said, you're gonna have to sit up straight and look,
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I know you're ehausted, can you sit up straight? And
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I thought, ah, maybe that's a sign. So does that
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mean he's not doing anything more for Netflix? Interesting anyway,
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if you want to hear me talk about Letterman Letterman podcast. Today,
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the La Times asked Ronnie Ching, do you think comedy
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has the potential to become part of that extremist algorithm
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when it comes to how some people view the world
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socially politically? Ronnie said, yeah, but that goes both ways,
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politically right, some of that type of content can influence
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you to go left or right. There's comedy for everybody,
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so it can influence you in any direction. I think
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what's sadder is guys, and I can speak to straight
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men because I'm a straight man sometimes have legitimate grapes
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that get kind of focused on and exaggerated by being
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on the Internet too much. It's not even about politics,
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about losing your mind. It's not about conservative or liberal.
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You could lose your mind as a liberal, you could
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lose them as a conservative. I think just losing your
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mind is very scary. In the new special on Netflix,
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which is one of the top of the year, I
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will share my Top Specials of the Year list on
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the twenty seventh. But Ronnie in this special has a good,
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strong political chum. Hilarius has their second special out today,
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this one Alana Glazer. They don't seem to be pushing
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this one all that much. And that's not me being
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catty at the Hulu publicist who won't get back to me.
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I'm just not seeing much at all. This is Glazier's
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second stand up special. It's called Human Magic on Hulu today.
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The only press I had seen was with NPR, and
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even that wasn't really about the special, but something interesting
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in that interview in PR asked are you good at
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knowing when something should end? And Alana said, yeah, I
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am with broad City. We had signed a contract of
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seven seasons and then we both came to the decision
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and ended after five. Abby and I Comedy Essential was like, huh,
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but yeah, that's something I would say is elegant about
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me knowing when things are at their end. CBS has
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picked up the pilot for Zorna Zarni Gorg's multi camera comedy.
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The sitcom is called Zorna and in Zorna Zarna, Gorg
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plays Zarna, a pron immigrant woman who's been raising her
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American born kids on Indian values, but now that they're
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getting older, it's time for her to focus on her
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own American dream. Amy Schumer had a project called kind
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Of Pregnant, a comedy movie. It's now scheduled for February
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twenty twenty five on Netflix. It follows a woman wearing
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a fake baby bump because she's jealous of her best
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friend's pregnancy, and leads her into awkward comedic situations. Amy
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Schumer has a producer credit, as does Adam Sandler. So
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you know it's good. I mentioned yesterday that I've pre
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taped a bunch. You know, Holiday's Jonny Mack wants to
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take a couple days off, so you probably won't hear
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me talking about all in Comedy About Love. That's the
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Broadway show that's starring John mullaney. So you'll see a
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lot of John Mullaney press next week. So if I
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don't talk about it, it's because I pre taped. Malini said,
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I like every single thing about Broadway. I like that
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if you're not on the crew that should move a chair,
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you can't move a chair. I like that you run
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into everyone else doing shows. I like every single part
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of it. Malanie also talked to the Red Carpet about
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how fatherhood has changed his comedy. Let's listen to John
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and we'll take the break.
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Oh it's much less precise. Oh my god. There used
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to be limitless time in the day and tons of
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sleep to remember every little nuance and syllable of every
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little joke that's gone. So I think in some ways
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it's benefited from that ten percent less clever, but perhaps funnier.
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Kevin Hart will tape his next comedy special Tomorrow and
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Sunday at the Adrian Orsch Center for the Performing Orts
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in Miami. Ian Lara is taping his special Lapo Swan Rouge.
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Did I get my friends right there? I'll leave it
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in close enough? Who knows? I don't know. Ian Lara
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is taping his special Saturday at that place in New
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York City. Vince Vaughn's Bad Monkey is getting another season
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from Apple TV. You know, I like the Apple guys.
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You watch one of their shows, and all their shows
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are actually pretty good. They have a pretty good track record.
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something and they're like, eh, we're not making any more
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of it, Well, like Shane Gillis's Tires, Like that's like
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ten minutes to make no offense to the writers, but
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that wasn't like It's not like they made an Indiana
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Jones movie. It's guy sitting around a tire shop riffing,
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and they only made six of them, make sixteen episodes
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of Tires. Well yeah, anyway, bad Monkey, we'll come back
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to Apple TV. It stars Vince Vaughan. They got a
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tax credit, so they're gonna film in California. I don't
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in Key West. Who knows. The Toronto Guardian caught up
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a mix of Rory Scovel and Pete Holmes, but describe
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it without referencing someone else. I'm like a guy who
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does so many stupid act outs that it's basically sketch comedy.
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heard of. I'm gonna guess you haven't either, Tim Gray Royan,
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Ashdana Smith. Right, you don't know who those are? Andy Samberg,
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Nick Kroll, Tim Robinson, Chris Locke, Maria Bamford, Tim Heindeker,
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Connor O'Malley, just anyone getting up there and being a
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crazy ass. Favorite comedian growing up, here's a curve ball
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Bill Hicks and Richard Pryor. I knew I wanted to
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smoke cigarettes and be a truth teller just like them.
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