Aug. 14, 2026
Nikki Glaser Leaves UTA for WME as Shane Gillis, Theo Von and Adam Sandler Make Headlines
Johnny Mac covers comedy news including reports that Golden Globes host Nikki Glaser abruptly fired UTA after being signed since 2018 and moved to WME across multiple areas. He highlights new Bud Light commercials featuring Shane Gillis and Peyton Manning, and Theo Von returning to Vanderbilt to deliver a more serious football speech and spend time at fall camp. He discusses a Radar Online item claiming a Sandler–Ryan Reynolds rivalry tied to Taylor Swift, plus Sunny Sandler’s Tonight Show appearance describing Adam Sandler’s pool “socks” habit. Other items: Joe Rogan responds to Chelsea Handler’s $82M comment, Conan O’Brien plays in a band called The Vigodas, and Michelle Wolf releases Page to Stage 3 and her Irish Courage special via Punch Up Live. He teases a Ralphie May deep dive and names “buys” in the comedy stock market: Stavros Halkias, Rory Scovel, and Shane Gillis; Bill Bellamy will receive an Icon Award at the 2026 What’s Funny Comedy Festival in Chicago.
00:15 Nikki Glaser Agency Switch
01:28 Shane Gillis Bud Light Ads
03:18 Theo Von Vanderbilt Speech
04:05 Sandler Reynolds Rivalry Rumor
06:01 Sunny Sandler Fallon Story
07:15 Rogan Responds to Handler
07:47 Conan OBrien Starts Band
08:38 Michelle Wolf Page to Stage
09:40 Weekend Preview and Stock Market
10:06 Comedy Stock Market Picks
12:00 Bill Bellamy Festival Honor
13:30 Matt Ruby Comedy Wisdom
14:18 Wrap Up and Sign Off
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Callaroga Shark Media. I kind of showed today we've got
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STRIFEI I'm Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news. Golden
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Globes host Nicki Glazer fires agent Uta quote without warning,
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jumps to rival w me that from page six, Yeah,
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apparently Nicky fired her agents without warning and that members
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of her team didn't know this was happening. Nicki Glazer
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had been with UTA since twenty eighteen. A source told
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page six crazy considering what Uta built for her the
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last five years. You may recall Nicky was, you know,
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just another comic with a relatively successful podcast. Then she
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went on the roast of Tom Brady, got the Golden
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Globes gig, and now is establishment Nicki Glazer. While at Uta,
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Nicki Glazer became the first woman to ever host the
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Golden Globes solo. She will return to host the show
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in twenty twenty seven. A second insider noted, no nobody
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can figure it out. A third source pointed out Uta
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turned her from a respected comedian into a mainstream cultural force.
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Tap the brakes on mainstream cultural force. She is a
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good comedian all, but mainstream cultural force. Relaxed with that,
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Nicki Glazer assigned with WMM in all areas including comedy,
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motion pictures, television, books, literary media, brand partnerships, podcasting, music
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and more interesting about the music there. Shane Gillis has
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teamed up with bud Light and Peyton Manning and there
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are new commercials. I went to pull the audio, but
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they're kind of visual jokes. Peyton Manning. The stars in
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arm Chair a predicament every NFL fan has found themselves
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in at least once you know the drill. You're comfortable
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in your favorite reclining chair, but you need to get
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up to grab a beer. Problem is you don't want
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to lose your seat. When I used to hang out
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with the fellas and we would watch football for fourteen hours.
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We were younger. Then we had a rule. If you
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said you were coming back, you got to keep your seat.
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But if you've got to say the phrase I'm coming back,
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your friends could be like, oh, I thought you left
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for the day and steal your chair. It was a
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lot of fun because people would forget you would lose
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your spot and yeah, you forgot to say you were
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coming back. Anyway, in this ad, Peyton Manning won't give
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up his chair. He flexes his muscles and carries the
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reclining chair with him to get his beer. There's another
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ad I saw where Shane kind of cuts Bayton off
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at the bar. Peyton is waiting for the bartender's attention
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and Shane walks in front of him and asks for
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a bud Light. Todd Allen is the senior vice president
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of Marketing for bud Light and said, with two hilarious
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new commercials featuring shaneon Peyton and are iconic team cans,
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giving fans a chance to upgrade their experience all season.
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We're making good fun to fan out and celebrating the
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great lengths fans go to as they do anything for
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their team, and a bud Light on a game day.
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Peyton Manning said, and I'm setting this up because you're
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gonna hear what Shane said. Bayton Manning said, this bud
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Light campaign truly cashures what it means to go great
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lengths for your team and showcases how fun it is
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to fan out during the NFL season. He got the
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statement there, I had similar language. Partnering with bud Light
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is my favorite NFL kickoff tradition? Is it really you
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want Super Bowls? Dude? And bringing Shane into the action
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this year made this one even funnier. I can't wait
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for kickoff. Shane gillis is quote, I enjoyed shooting the
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s Budlight commercial with Peyton, and that's why we love
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Shane Gillis. THEO. Vaughn went back to Vanderbilt to give
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a speech. He did the same thing during the twenty
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twenty five season. Vanderbilt tight ends coach Brandon Flaherty said
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when he spoke last year, it was a little bit
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more of him being a comedian. This was a little
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bit more like a legitimate message to Vanderbilt football, and
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it wasn't getting last and stuff. It was more like,
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I really appreciate everything he said. No players or staff
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have revealed exactly what theovon said, but the coach said
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he crushed the speech and that theovon understands what the
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program is about. THEO was at two of Vanderbilt's fall
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camp practices through the first five days of camp, and
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it was a fixture around the scene in the twenty
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twenty five season. Last year, Vaughn said, I feel like
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I just showed up when they were winning. Oh, it's
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pretty fascinating me. I'm an underdog man. I've been an
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underdog my whole life. That's the only thing I love
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from Radar Online, which tends to be gossipy. And I
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know that because I write the Palace Intrigue podcast about
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the royal family every day and Radar Online tends to
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have a lot of gossip and a lot of unnamed sources.
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But this one made me chuckle. Apparently Adam Sandler and
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Ryan Reynolds are locked in Hollywood's hottest rivalry, and Taylor
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Swift plays a major role. There's some clickbait for you,
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Radar says. A source close to Sandler called rumors of
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a feud a lie and deny it that the two
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Hollywood stars even know each other. However, an insider said,
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Adam and Ryan aren friends. They're competitors and that's not
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going to change anytime soon. It really comes down to
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their origins show business. Adam was not an overnight success.
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He grinded it out in obscurity as a young man
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first and stand Up then in the early nineties on
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Saturday Night Live. He's always written his own material, and
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now he draws on the friends he made on his
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way up. Like Jennifer Aniston and Chris Rock It's the
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populatest films for Netflix and the Big Screen tells us.
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On the other hand, Reynolds got his start as a
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child actor in a Canadian TV series that aired in
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the US on Nickelodeon. Sor says, Ryan really never had
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to cut his teeth the way Adam did to get
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on American TV, and when it comes to US films,
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Ryan takes a more mercenary approach. He turned Deadpool movies
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into global hits precisely because he doesn't rely on people
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that he's known since he was in his twenties. If
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Ryan sees dollar signs, he'll put someone in his movie,
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Raider tells us, amping up the rivalry even more. Sandler
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has emerged as a major player in Taylor Swift's social circle.
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A Sor says, Adam is all about loyalty and long
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term connections, and he's well on his way to fortune.
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That kind of relationship with Travis and Taylor that has
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to drive Ryan Reynolds absolutely nuts. The Sandler family was
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at the red carpet premiere of Netflix's Don't Say Good Luck,
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which happens to star Sonny Sandler and happens to be
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produced by Adam Sandler and wife Jackie Sandler. What a
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weird coincidence, and this movie's airing on Netflix. Imagine that weird.
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Told the Sandler is all dressed the way he would
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on a red carpet. Adam wore a bright blue polo
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shirt covered in flamingos, electric blue track pants and sneakers.
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Sonny Sandler, who's seventeen, got booked on The Tonight Show
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starring Jimmy Fallon. Now, Jimmy Fallon might know Adam Sandler
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from Saturday Night Live, that's possible, but what a great
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guest for Jimmy Fallon to get Sonny Sandler. On the
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Tonight Show, Sonny shared details about impersonating her dad alongside
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older sister Sadie, who's also an actress in some movies.
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Sonny Sandler said, when me and my sister were younger,
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we dressed up in his clothes before that was popular
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and cool, the big shirts, the shorts, We held die
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cokes and yelled about the air conditioning being off, and
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then we jumped in the pool with our socks on
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because Adam wears his socks in the pool because he
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can't bend to take them off on land Fallon was
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asked for confirmation that Adam Sandler wears socks in the
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pools and if Adam takes them off once in the water.
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Sonny confirmed that Adam Sandler does take his socks off
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once in the pool and says yes, and then he'll
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drain them and you play catch with them. Now, at
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the time this recording, my pool is still somewhat great.
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We have not yet found the vandals who made the
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pool turn green, as pools sometimes do due to vandals.
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It has nothing to do with how much chlorine I
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put in it last week during the rain vandalism. I'm
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telling you we're going to cash these people. I digress.
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Remember Chelsea Handler commented about Joe Rogan making eighty two
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million dollars for the Joe Rogan Experience Joe Rogan on
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the August fifth episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. John,
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why do you keep saying Joe Rogan Experience. Here's why
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AIS read the transcripts for these things now. And I
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don't know if you've tried to look anything up on Google.
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Everything goes to AI first, So I'm trying to rank anyway.
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Joe Rogan, host of The Joe Rogan Experience said on
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The Joe Rogan Experience about Chelsea Handler, that's funny, she's rich.
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That's crazy, that's what she said. I make too much?
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Is there a certain number I should make? Late Night
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Er tells us Conan O'Brien has a new band. No,
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not like a new band on a TV show. Conan
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host Conan O'Brien is in a band. The band is
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called the vagodas Conan O'Brien on vocals and guitar. It's
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a five piece and apparently they did a set Monday
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night and played a mix of rock and rockabilly songs,
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including Elvis Costello's Radio Radio. The Vagoda's name is a
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tribute to Abe Vagoda, who if you're old, you know
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who that is. If you're young, I don't know. I
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don't know how you would know him. You've probably never
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seen Barney Miller, and you probably haven't even seen Godfather movies.
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Maybe you know Abe Vagoda from appearing on the Conan
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O'Brien television shows. One bit was a vagodal eclipse with
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a vagoda passing in front of the camera, like, you know,
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like an eclipse. You know how an eclipse works. Conan
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recalled that the show could come up with something ridiculous
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hours before taping, call a vagoda, and he would happily
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come over and do it. Michelle wolf is inviting audiences
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into the creative process with Page two Stage three, that
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showed up on Punch Up Live earlier in the week,
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alongside her new eighteen minute special Irish Courage. The behind
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the scenes Docky series examines the comedian's trial and error
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process of building, testing and refining new material. Page to
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Stage's third installment follows Michelle wolf She spends two weeks
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traveling through the Irish countryside, writing with a trustee Purple Pin.
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Wolfe says, my favorite part of stand up is new jokes.
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Every joke is a little problem that needs solved. Some
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of this happens on stage, and a lot happens off stage.
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That's the part audiences almost never get to see. Page
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to Stage lets people in on the feil jokes, the rewrites,
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the random moments that somehow become bits. I wanted to
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challenge myself by seeing how many minutes I could write
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and turn it into actual bits in fourteen days. I
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loved making this. I'm excited people can experience both the
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journey and where it ended up with Irish Courage. Fans
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can purchase page to Stage three on Punch Up Live
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for five bucks. An edited, censored version of Irish Courage
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will be released on YouTube. The uncensored version will remain
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available on Punch Up Live exclusively tomorrow on this program.
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This Saturday, Deep Dive will be about my friend Ralphie May,
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an actual friend of mine. I'm not like we weren't
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like best friends, but like hung out with the guy.
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Rarely heard from the guy. Guy, did me favors good,
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solid guy Ralphie May. Deep Dive and on Sunday a
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normal episode. I could assure you it as a normal
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episode because I just bounced a bunch of stories from
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the first half here, because we're getting a little long,
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but it is Friday and it is time for the
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Comedy stock Market. Comedy stock Market, Thank you, Bert Reynolds,
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Voice of the Comedy stock Markets. Every week we look
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at comedians as if they were stocks, and we try
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and sell high and buy low, maybe not always by low.
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And the third example here, all right, who are buying
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this week? Johnny Mack, Let's buy some Starvos Ouvius. You
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know he's getting commercials with the NFL. He's in the
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boord Ain movie. I know you guys know who he is.
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But I feel like the general populace is going to
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start to turn into this guy, and he's got a
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special coming out. So we'll buy some starvars Halkias. Let's
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buy some Rory Scobell. Why John Well, Had I not
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bumped all the Rory Skobel stories from the first half
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of this podcast today, I would have told you how
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awesome Rory Scovell is. But now you're gonna have to
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tune in Sunday here all that stuff, and we're gonna
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buy some Shane Gillis, which is kind of like buying Applestock.
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I was at Sirius and Applestock was forty eight dollars
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and that's like a million splits ago, and I was like,
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forty eight, it's not gonna go up from there. I
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remember when it was twenty three A true story. When
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I first started working at Serious, I had gotten an
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iPod because I knew I was gonna be commuting to
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the city and I wanted to have a cool device.
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Like that, and I thought it was amazing, and I
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wanted to buy Apple stock, but you can only buy
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one hundred shares, and I had been out of work
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for six months. I didn't have twenty three hundred dollars
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to mess around with applestock, so I didn't buy it,
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but I always kept an eye on that. And then
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I remember when the video pods came out. It was
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at forty eight, and it was like forty eight, it
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used to be twenty three. It'll never go up, but
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it keeps going up and up and up, much like
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Shane Gillis. So we're gonna buy Stavros Halkias, buy Rory Scovell.
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I'll tell you why. On Sunday, We're gonna buy Shane Gillis,
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even though he's already high. But the man is crushing it.
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No sells this week, Johnny Mack, you're in a good mood. Yes.
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