Pete Davidson hangs with Dave Chappelle. Jon Stewart and The Daily Show cancel Milwaukee trip

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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm
Shoenny Mack with your Daily Comedy News.

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I got to see where I am
with the political comedy right now. Obviously

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it is an intense time. However, I think comedy is best when it's

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reflecting on society. So I'll probably
just do what I've been doing, which

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is following where the news takes me, and the news today takes me to

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the Daily Show. They were supposed
to broadcast from Milwaukee, and then after

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the attempted assassination on Saturday night,
they changed their plans. John Stewart was

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expected to host a live show following
the convention's conclusion on Thursday. On Sunday,

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the Daily Show put out a statement
saying, our apologies for the inconvenience,

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but due to logistical issues and the
evolving situation of Milwaukee, we need

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to reschedule our events on the ground
in Wisconsin and we'll look to make those

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up in the coming weeks. They're
never going to make those up. Stop

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lying about that The Daily Show was
supposed to record from Uline Hall. Hope.

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I pronounced that right at the Marcus
Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee. Not

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sure what made them make this decision. I could speculate security concerns, but

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I found that very curious. But
I'm kind of surprised that they made that

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move. Also, Bill Moore canceled
his Sunday night show in Milwaukee. He

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posted on acts it's not gonna happen. I can tell you first, they

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said it's gonna be impossible to get
to the theater because downtown Milwaukee is going

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to be closed off for security reasons. Mars said he wanted to go to

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Milwaukee anyway, and maybe things will
change. I hate to cancel shows.

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I was really looking forward to it. Would do anything to be there,

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but I just can't fight this.
Another possible reason is that his plane broke

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and he was in Minneapolis and tried
to get a commercial flight, but that

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was not possible. So I don't
know what's going on there either. Shifting

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gears, Ari Shafir was on with
Tucker Carlson. I don't even know where

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Tucker Carlson has a show right now
YouTube Twitter. Who knows the topic Joe

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Rogan and Ari Shafer said, I
mean he's the best, the amount of

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support he has. Ari said,
all Joe looks for a guest is whether

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they are funny or not. He's
just like, I'm the name, I'm

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Joe Rogan, So I want to
put this guy on or that guy on,

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And if this guy's funny, I
want to push him to a big

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platform instead of like, what's going
to help me book my show. It's

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interesting how he'll be. Just the
casual talking of the outlawness of stand up

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has helped all of us, whether
or not you've been on a show or

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not. He's made stand up more
popular. So now it's all just succeeding

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on a crazy level. You know. I thought this was interesting. Back

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on an episode of The Joe Rogan
Experience, Neil Brennan spoke to Joe about

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Netflix specials. I had missed this. I just haven't gotten around to that

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episode yet. Oh by the way, top of mine, Tom s Goora

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had on John Stewart probably a month
ago. But it's a pretty good listen

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if you want to check that out
on two beers, one cup? Is

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that called that one? Anyway?
The gist of the problem with a Netflix

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special, and I hadn't thought about
this before very interesting. In a live

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event, comedians are able to build
up to the jokes instead of shortening the

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jokes and reaching the climax faster.
The point being in a live event,

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the audience doesn't want off. On
Netflix, you can hit click Today's Will

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Ferrell's birthday. Happy Birthday, John
Will Ferrell. Decider caught up with Sam

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Morrell and they were curious, what's
the deal with comedians starting their own liquor

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brands? And I love this?
Sam said, well, who else is

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there? There's not many of this. Bert Kreischer and Tom Sigora avaka Mark

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Norman and I have whiskey. And
then who else is there? And Decider

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said, Jim Gaffigan just came out
with his own bourbon. If you listen,

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you know I'm a big fan of
Jim's bourbon, and so SA have

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said, he copied us. You
got to talk to Jim about that.

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Like, I love Kreischer and Tom
because they were like, we don't want

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to step on their toes. We'll
go clear spirits Gaffigan it didn't seem to

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care. It started as some limited
edition thing, and now I think he's

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going all in and we're like,
all right, he sent me a bottle.

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I'm not promoting it. If it
was clear, I'd promote it.

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Sam, Why did you and Mark
Norman do your deal with Padiga? Cat?

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Sam said, Mark and I are
old drinking buddies. That's why we

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started a drinking podcast that is called
We Might Be Drunk when we were young

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comics. That was the premise of
the show, was that drink at the

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end of the night where we never
get to see your friend, because that's

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what happens at first. You get
to hang out and drink all the time

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when you're an open micro. But
then we start hitting the road and that

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would turn into like one or two
nights, and all that cashing up is

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caught up in one night, and
every time we'd be like, all right,

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we should go one more drink,
and then that one more drink turns

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into like six more and we be
like, uh, it's gonna be a

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rough Tuesday. Because a comedy seller
would just stay open, had to be

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blackout curtains and you're like, I
don't know what time it is and you

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leave at six am. So we
ended up doing a drinking podcast, and

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we talked about all these celebrities who
have their own liquor and like it was

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cool to have your own liquor,
and Mark's like, too bad. We

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can't do that. Wait, why
can't we do that? We have listeners

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who run distilleries. I bet you
have a good listenership of drinking people,

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service industry people, distillery people,
And sure enough we got hit up by

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so many people and it went from
there. If you want to do something,

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there are ways to do it.
You might have to do a little

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bit more of the work and it
might be annoying. But I'll tell you

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sometimes you go with the bigger people
and they don't know how to do.

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They do it yourself type stuff,
and they could use a little more of

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that. You know, when things
are all buttoned up in corporate sometimes there's

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forty people on an email and nothing
gets done. Oh my goodness, boy,

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I'll tell you, having worked at
some big broadcast companies, I've worked

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at a mom and pop and now
I've got my two man shop here in

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the basement. Two man shop is
the easiest. Mom and pop is the

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second easiest. The big corporation.
You have forty people on an email,

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nothing gets done. I hear you, Sam, And when it's just you,

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we have to make sure it gets
done. So you know, there's

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benefits to do it yourself, but
also to a point, it could be

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stressful both ways. Nicki Glazer was
on the Jimmy Kimmel Liss Show last week

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Come outnn Gianni was the guest host. Nicki started talking about going to see

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Taylor Swift and said, I was
on a break from tour and I was

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seeing Taylor Swift. That's what I
do with my free time. I was

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following Taylor around Europe. Europe just
happened to be there when she was there.

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When I have weekends off from my
own tour, I fly to go

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see her. She compared herself to
a divorced dad doing his best to see

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his daughter. Nicki says she's been
to seventeen shows in fifteen months and has

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never taken a bathroom break in any
of the concerts, and average at Taylor

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shows around three and a half hours. Nicki said, for me, it's

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either that or cocaine, and luckily
I can afford both. Ricky Gervais is

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working on an animation about cats untitled
show We'll see Ricky Reunite with seven Stars

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of Afterlife. Ricky said, we
started it and it's going to take a

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long time because it's animation. It
won't be finished until later this year.

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I don't think there's anything like it. I did animation because I thought I'm

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getting old now and filming is a
hard slog. I thought animation, that's

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easy. It's not. I've been
a fool. So this morning I was

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at the National Donuts chain getting my
coffee and Evil Billing Vall sitting there in

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the corner, and I almost said
hi to him, and then a couple

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of things. I'm like, One, I don't actually know Evil Billingvall.

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And two, perhaps even more importantly, he doesn't know that he's Evil Billing

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Fall. He's in his life.
He's just a guy at Dunkin Donuts.

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And this guy comes in with a
baseball hat every morning around seven am.

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So I have to remember I don't
know the bad, but Evil bill Ingvall

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was there this morning. Did you
check out the artist A Killer's Canvas.

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That's the new podcast from the Kalaroka
Shark Network about a serial killer. You

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definitely want to check that one out. Also, all this political stuff if

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you like it with some snark,
pay attention to ballot. That show's been

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in a real nice groove since the
debate, the whole Iden stuff last week.

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You know now we've got the Republican
National Convention. The stuff over the

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weekend clearly not funny, but Ballot
did find a way to make a joke

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about it, and that joke was
and I was involved in the writing on

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it. So we were trying to
figure out out how do you cover this

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and be a smart ass but not
be a douchebag about it? And we

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found that the Asbury Park Press went
with the headline this was real stars of

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the Jersey Shore react to Trump shooting
and we're like, oh, okay.

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So the joke that came out of
that was when the situation gets serious.

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The situation gets serious, Ballot,
wherever you get your podcasts? Oh,

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I want to talk about the audio
chain too. I mentioned last week I

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got a new MacBook because the keyboard
on the old MacBook broke. Specifically the

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letters C, D and E.
All of those appeared in my last name.

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See also appears in commands such as
control C for copy. So it

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was getting really hard to make any
shows. How about a new MacBook?

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And I haven't totally got the audio
chain back to match what I used to

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have. I had a step.
There's a program called aphonic that it would

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used to level the audio as the
last step, and the auphonic program doesn't

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run on these new M three chips
that Apple has, so I have to

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figure out a way for that.
So if the audio has been like a

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little different, that's what's going on
there. Let's hit gossip corner. Pete

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Davidson spotted in Yellow Springs, Ohio. You know who's often spotted in Yellow

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Springs, Ohio? Dave Chappelle.
Well, somebody on Facebook captured them both

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in the same photo. We see
Pete Davison walking next to Chappelle with a

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large smile on his face, both
of them wearing all black outfits with white

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shoes. Mariah said she saw the
comedians walking across the street from Peach's grill,

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and said she and her husband briefly
exchanged pleasantries with the two while driving

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by. Wait, it's one thing
to like walk down the street and be

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like, oh, hey Dave,
hey Pete, Hey, how you doing

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great. It's another thing to kind
of what slow down, roll down the

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window, hey dad, And then
they nod back and they go hey,

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and they go back to the corners. I don't know what happened, and

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I don't know. I'm speculating I'm
making things up, but the story does

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say briefly exchange pleasantries with the two
while driving by. Chris Getten is getting

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a podcast. This one's called Idionically
Speaking with Chris Getten, a weekly comedy

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and variety podcast. It'll launch July
twenty fourth and feature guest chatting with Chris

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and his co hosts Andy and Joseph, and then participating in an improv comedy

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scenario. The podcasting executive and me
noticed that the story says they signed Chris

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Cattan to a multi year contract.
I don't know what to read into multi

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Let's assume it's at least two multi
year to me suggests three, but let's

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say it's two. That's aggressive,
guys. Some of the guests on Idionically

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Speaking will include Fred Armison, Dana
Carvey, Rachel Dratch, Tim Meadows,

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Bobby moynihan, Chris Parnell, and
Cecily Strong. So it sounds like this

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is playing on the same corner that
the Dana Carvey and David Spade podcast is

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playing on. Chris Catten said,
Andy, Joe and I are incredibly excited

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to launch the show with such a
joy to interview old friends reconnect and chat

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about our journeys from our days on
SNL to our lives today, and we

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can't wait for fans to hear the
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