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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with Today's Daily
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Comedy News, and I'm here to call out Taylor Swift.
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Taylor Swift, how dare you with this clip? I mean
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the idea of somebody making fun of Taylor Swift being
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shown at sports events. You're gonna make fun of that
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now here. Let's listen. I think we all know that
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if there's one thing that male sports fans want to
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see in their space isn't on their screens, it's more
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of me, Taylor. You might remember Joe Coy made a
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totally harmless joke and you didn't laugh at it. You
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didn't smile, You just stonefaced him. Let's listen. The big
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difference between the Golden Gloves and the NFL. On the
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Golden Gloves, we have fewer camera shots of Taylor Swift. Taylor,
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you made the same joke. Swifties, feel free to call
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me out. Just make sure you guys download the podcast.
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While I'm getting in trouble with the Swifties. I appreciate it.
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Mark barn was feature piece in The Hollywood Reporter. I
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shared that in the Facebook group, which is Daily Comedy
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News podcast group. Feel encouraged to join us. Conan O'Brien
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said of Maren, sometimes the complete artist is there, they
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just need to find the medium. He was very funny
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on television, but for whatever reason, he needed to be
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in the wilderness for a while. The podcast was the
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perfect place for his freak flag to fly at full mast.
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Maren tells the reporter things are better before everybody had
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a voice. Now there's just hundreds of groups of two
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or three white guys sitting behind Mike's talking about the
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last time they crapped their pants as adults. We live
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in a world of mediocre afternoon drive time radio. He's
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not wrong, I say, as I podcast solo from the basement.
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Bobby leeas Mark became the light showing you where to
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go after Hollywood closed the door. Once Matt CV was canceled,
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things weren't clicking for me, so I followed his footsteps.
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He taught me the ropes that it reinvented in my career,
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Maren says, out of a persistent insecurity or spite, I
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just compare myself to people that are more successful than
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I am, or people I've decided are more successful. I
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don't always understand why I'm not more secus, so I'm
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starting to We also learned that after Obama came to
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the garage, a lot more people asked to be on
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Maren's show, one of them Hillary Clinton, who was turned down.
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Producer Brendan MacDonald recalls telling Maren, you're the guy to
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do this. He adamantly disagreed. Maren said, the success rate
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of getting to a candid place with politicians is very small,
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and I think this is somebody Clinton who's divisive and
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controversial and has a history that's somewhat sortied, not by
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any fault of her own, but I just didn't see
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where I could go with that. As somewhat of a
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podcasting expert, I thought this part was interesting. It says
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the decision to end WTF came in October, as they
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entered the final year of their distribution deal with a cast,
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knowing that taking the podcast further with any partner would
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involve concessions they weren't willing to make. Quote more advertising
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and the pressure for spinoffs or among his reservations, but
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particularly offensive to Maren is the industry wide expectation to
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put everything on camera. Maren says, a lot of yammering
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and makeshift studios. That's lowering the bar for everything. The
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Hollywood Reporter brought up dak sh Shepherd a specific episode
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in twenty nineteen in which Maren suggested podcasting might be
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becoming a cancer. Maren said that was before he sort
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of became me. The Hollow reporters like, what do you
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mean by that, Maren? I have a model that I established.
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There are certain people that work within that model, and
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I think Dax is one of them. I opened up
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his zone within this medium just before it became really viable.
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That's what I think. I'll pick more of that on Sunday.
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This next item is going to be a nightmare for me.
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Kevin Hartz, who's never afraid to work, He's got a
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new gig. He's teaming up with Netflix for a new
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comedy competition series eight episodes. A quotes, Unfiltered, Uncensored, and
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unapologetic comedy Rule of three competition that we'll pull back
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the curtain on the gritty, hilarious, and off an unpredictable
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path comedy Rule of three of a stand up career.
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Contestants from all across the nation will face rigorous tests
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that mirror the real life journey of a comedian from
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Brutal Open Mike's Bomb sets rewrites on the pressure of
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big stage performances. The competition will give viewers an unvarnished
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look behind the curtain of comedy's darkest corners. These are annoying.
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They're comparing it to Last Comic Standing, And when I
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was running serious comedy, Last Comic Standing was a nightmare
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because I'd walk down the hall and they'd be like, Hey,
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did you see so and so, And then'd have to explain,
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if you listen to this podcast, you understand comedy. And
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I would have to explain, yeah, so and so killed.
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But do they have five minutes? They have eight minutes,
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so they have half an hour. Do they have an hour? No,
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they have thirty seconds. And then I would get asked,
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why didn't play these people because they have no material?
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I'd be like, why am I not playing somebody from
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TikTok because they have no material. Late Nighter wrote about
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Devin Walker's special, which is produced by Kevin Hart's production
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company Heartbeat. Walker covers family ex's life at SNL and
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the phenomenon of people expecting him to be funny on command.
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That one's out on Hulu today. This one is at
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thirty minute set. Walker says there's one joke in there
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specifically that was brand new, which is something I like
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to do sometimes I want to do tapings. He won't
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tell us what the joke is, but says for people watching,
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maybe you'll be able to tell what the new one is.
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He also says there's a joke in the special that's
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risky to do. It might ruffle a couple feathers in
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the industry. It may fun of a certain comedy star
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and alumni of SNL. Hmm. He never says the name,
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says Late Nighter, but the contact leaves little doubt. Walker says,
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sometimes you gott have lunch with your hero really kind
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of feel their whole vibe. At the end of that,
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you get to be like, man, I see why will
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Smith hit you? Gee? I wonder who it could be.
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Walker says people have asked me if I was hesitant
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to include it. I feel like we're at a time
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where people feel really comfortable saying negative things about groups
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that already have it hard. There's so many people punching
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down on marginalized groups and people who are having an
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ft up existence right now. Why can't we get back
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to our roots, which is making fun of rich and
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famous people, the people who are doing fine ultimately. That
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joke in particular is one that'll probably have a couple
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of people looking at me a little weird at certain parties.
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But to me, stand up is the best when you're
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being as close to the truth as possible. Stand up
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is always gonna have some embellishments, some half truths to
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accentuate the story. To me, the closer you can get
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to who you really are and how you really feel,
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the better the work will be. So I try to
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stay as honest as possible. He also riffs, I'm gonna
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wait for the next white celebrity getting broiled in a
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racial controversy. They're going to need to make it seem
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like they've got a black friend, and for the right price,
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that could be me. This is really funny lol. Live
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with Devin Walker tonight on Hulu. That's Cool Today at
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ten am. John Oliver's tour goes on sale ten am
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local time. I know one of the shows is New
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Year's Even Philadelphia. The CBC caught up with Zarna Garg.
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Zarna said, people like, why are you doing a comedy
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business at all? There's no money in comedy, and I
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realize there's no money in comedy the way American people
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do it. They set it up like an art form.
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We do it like a business. The Indians, I put
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my practical hat on. I was like, people want to laugh,
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I want to trash my mother in law, let's go.
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You have to be serious and build your own life.
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I'm a very vocal, outspoken supporter of women, in particular
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using the m word money because somehow women and money
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together have been considered vulgar or crass, as if we
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don't need money to live. I learned very early in
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life they have to be serious. You have to deliver
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value to people if you want to build something real,
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and luckily I learned how to monetize my trauma. Zarn
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has been added to Just for Laughs Toronto this in
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September in Toronto. The World in Canada also adds the
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lineup Abby Govinden Govinden. I don't know how Abby pronounces
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her surname, but she is a stand up comedian and
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writer based in New York. And we are told a
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stand up show and solo act in one, How to
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Embarrass your Immigrant Parents is a biting and irreverent storytelling
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experience that explores a pertinent universal theme wanting to understand
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your parents but struggling to see eye to eye. They've
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added Amanda Montel, the New York Times bestselling author and
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host of the Sounds Like a Cult podcast for the
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Big Magical Cult Show. Big Jay Ogerson previously announced he's
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their September twenty first two shows at six and eight thirty.
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The eight thirty show is new, so that's the news.
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There also added Chloe Radcalfe, column Tyrrell, Corey b Jacob Balshan,
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James Adomian at the alternative show That's Cool, Josh Mosten,
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Toronto based comedian originally from Scotland. Late Bad a party
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variety show full of carefully curated comedians and surprise special
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guests in town for the festival. The stage is covered
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in balloons filled with prompts for the performers to play off,
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as well as thirty second dance parties and promptu challenges, games,
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and so much more. Laugh Sabbath a different show every
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week featuring a rotating ensemble of radical and exciting comedians.
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Matthew Bursardi He's been a guest on the show he's
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very funny. Mojo Brooks, brook z Z, Pat Thornton, Patty Harrison,
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Sabrina Wu sun thar V, a globally touring comedian who
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blends sharp storytelling with cultural wit, performing in both Tamil
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and English, and Zorna Garg Johnny Mack, you never mentioned
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Howard Stern. I know right. The satellite radio company started
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airing a promo. The Aller reporter says. The text of
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the promo is the tabloids have spoken Howard Stern filed canceled?
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Is it really by by Booie? Chaos is swirling at
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the Howard Stern Show. Did staffers talk to the press
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or writers withholding their best jokes? Nobody knows what's going
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on or who to trust. Howard Stern will speak Tuesday,
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September second. This is what I've been saying, folks. We're
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talking about Howard for the first time in fifteen years.
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This plays to his strength. He's going to drag this
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out all the way to December, at which point he
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will announce he's staying with serious exam and doing a
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farewell tour. Write it down. I have zero doubt. I
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have listened to Howard for forty years. This is how
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this plays out. And now this place to his strength,
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and he will get his fastball back because he can
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have a straw man enemy in the bosses at serious
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exam and the difficult and renegotiations, and he will play
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this like a fiddle. He's really good at it. Much
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ado about nothing. I'll tell you that Taylor Swift does
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me so upset. I forgot to do the late night
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joke segments. President Trump in Alaska meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt described it as a
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listening exercise. Jimmy Foun said, as we know, listening and
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exercise or Trump's two favorite things. So this should go well.
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Jimmy Fallon joked about Taylor's new album and said, following
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the announcement, Taylor's website immediately crashed and then out of habit,
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so did ticketmasters. That's really good. All right, it's Friday.
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Let's hit the comedy stock market. Comedy stock market. We
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have a bull market today, no sells, no holes. We
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are gonna buy bye bye. We're gonna buy some more.
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Mark Maron, We'll buying a little high. But then in
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about a month We're gonna sell real high. People are
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buzzing about Mark Maron. Buy more Mark Maren stock. We're
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gonna buy low on Howard Stern. Everybody thinks Howard's down
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and out, he's canceled, he's not coming back. But we're
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smarter than that. We're gonna buy low. We'll sell high
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sometime this fall by Howard Stern. Buy Jimmy Fallon stock.
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The cool kids are bashing Jimmy Fallon because he had
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gut felt On and that episode did the best ratings
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in years. Jimmy Fallon plays it safe, he plays it smart.
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You can hate, but the man makes money. Buy Jimmy Fallon.
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We're gonna buy stock. And Josh Johnson Dylan from the
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Facebook group put this idea in my head, and he's right.
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Josh is just crushing it and I don't think he's
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quite broken through yet, so let's get on that early.
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On a similar note, let's buy Sarah Sherman stock just
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a hunch. I feel like she's going to be the
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breakout this year on SNL. Still no word on the
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cast changes yet, but we'll see what happens there. And
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one more by recommendation before the Emmys. On September fourteenth,
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Let's load up on Nateprighatzy stock. I know you know
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about Nate. A lot of people watch SNL know about Nate,
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but I feel like the average American does not. And
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once they get a whiff of Natepergatzy, he's going to
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be at a peak high. And so we'll sell right
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after the Emmys. But let's buy Nyberghazzy stock. And that's
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today's comedy stock market. Josh Johnson, whose stock we are buying,
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was asked by the BBC is social media a blessing
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and a curse for comedy. They were curious about the algorithm.
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Josh said, potentially, but I think that only happens if
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you get obsessed with numbers. I hold two things very
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top of mind when I think about any form of