July 25, 2024
Tim Dillon Returns with Political Talk Show Special on Netflix PLUS why Joe Rogan won't visit Canada
00:00 Tim Dillon's New Netflix Special
01:17 Patton Oswalt's Comic Book Adaptation
02:20 Hannah Gatsby's Nostalgic Tour
02:51 Kevin Hart on the Tom Brady Roast
04:27 Lil Rel Howery's Transformation
05:20 Weird Al Reflects on 'Mandatory Fun'
05:51 Joe...
00:00 Tim Dillon's New Netflix Special
01:17 Patton Oswalt's Comic Book Adaptation
02:20 Hannah Gatsby's Nostalgic Tour
02:51 Kevin Hart on the Tom Brady Roast
04:27 Lil Rel Howery's Transformation
05:20 Weird Al Reflects on 'Mandatory Fun'
05:51 Joe Rogan's Canada Controversy
06:53 Heckle Mike Show Debut
08:22 Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld Honored
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, Jenny
Mack with your daily comedy news. Big
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news for Tim Dillon coming back to
Netflix with something being described as a political
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talk show type special. According to
Deadline, Dylan's new hour will focus on
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the most important but often overlooked element
of our political system, the people.
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It will pose the question do we
get what we deserve? Topics will lead
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to conversations no one wants to have
at the holiday table, but Tim Dylon
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isn't afraid to lead. He'll host
the special in front of a live audience.
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Interesting title, location, and date
yet to be announced. It's an
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interesting play. If you've been listening
over the years, I've been very enthusiastic
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about Dylan's career. Recently, he
had on Alex Jones and it kind of
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sapped my enthusiasm for Tim. I
did check out the episode to see what
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they were doing, and Tim wasn't
being goofy or doing his usual shtick.
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It was like a normal conversation with
Alex Jones, and I'm like, do
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you do you not? And it
just, I don't know. It left
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a bad taste in my mouth.
So my Tim Dillon enthusiasm is lower than
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usual today. Did not enjoy that. Not sure why he had mister Jones
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on other than a download grab,
so uh yeah, move on. Patton
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Oswaltz is also in business with Netflix. They are developing the live action adaptation
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of Minor Threats, the hit comic
book co created by actor and comedian Patton
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Oswald You know, Minor Threats the
hit comic book, Yeah, What's Coming
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to TV. The project is described
as being in the early stages of development.
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Minor Threats centers on low level super
villains usually find themselves bound in front
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of a police station with a note
saying courtesy of your friendly neighborhood Batman.
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Spoilers the initial story arcs averted Superhero
Convention, kicking off with the psychotic stick
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Man murdering the young hero kid Dusk, who's the sidekick to Twilight, Citi's
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premiere crime fighter, the Insomniac.
With that vigili anti heroes teammates turning the
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city into police state in a desperate
attempt to capture Stickman. Small time Dalist
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villains find their lives turned upside down, thus with a bounty on Stickman's head,
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a former villain assembles a ragtag team
to find Stickman and kill him themselves.
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Apparently, Minor Threats was a big
surprise hit for dark Horse when it
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debuted in August of twenty twenty two. Sounds interesting. Hannah Gatsby has another
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show, Woof. We'll Make It
to New York, debut this fall at
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the Abrams Arts Center. Hannah says, I get the impression of the world
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is ending, so I've decided to
go down the nostalgic route over the ambitious
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one. So New York City,
you're part of a tour. I'm revisiting
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many of my old haunts, such
as the Edinburgh Fringe of the Melbourne International
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Comedy Festival and my cousins in Sandy
Bay. Woof begins performances on September twenty
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seventh for four weeks. Hannah says, this is my best ever show,
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hands down. I might quit after
it for fun this time. Kevin Hart,
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who Will Remind You, is out
promoting at least three different things this
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week, is getting some headlines over
the roast of Tom Brady. Sure,
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why not? Kevin Hart said,
I like when the jokes are about me.
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I thought they were so fun.
I didn't like the way they affected
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my kids. It's the hardest part
about like the bittersweet aspect of when you
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do something you think is one way
and then all of a sudden you realize
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I wouldn't do that again because the
way it affected actually the people I care
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about most on the world. I'd
have to go back and watch. I
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don't recall what Kevin Hart's kids would
be upset about, but I'm sorry that
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they're upset, I guess. But
on the other hand, that's what a
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roast is. Kevin Hart says when
Tom Brady says he regretted doing it,
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I think what he's referring to is
saying I could have tapered it a little
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differently, or had a conversation of
pre like guys, let's go and do
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this, but let's not touch this
or that. I think like the idea
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of going all in and just saying
f it. I don't care, because
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I know the world would love to
see me being on the receiving end of
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stuff, because I'm Tom Brady and
I've been at the highest stage all my
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life. I think it was that
Kevin said what it did for comedy and
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our climate of sensitivity I think was
necessary and valuable. Although I can side
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stop doing both sides. Pick a
stand, Kevin Hart, Come on,
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I'll pick a stand. It was
the best thing of the year. Pick
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a side, Kevin. Kevin said, although with Tom and see where he's
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coming from, and just him wanting
to protect the idea of family and conversation
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attached to that, that's probably where
that's coming from. Tom Brady. Nobody
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made you do a roast. Nobody
put a gun to your head and said,
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hey, we're going to roast you. You signed up for it.
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Kevin said, I'm not privy to
what he dealt with after, so I
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know his response and saying something about
it was a result of possibly that.
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But that thing made people comfortable with
the concept of a joke being a joke.
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That's what a roast is. Everybody, you don't accidentally wind up on
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a roast. People are commenting on
Lilrell Howary's appearance. He has lost a
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lot of weight. How He says
his new body is the product of a
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radical lifestyle overhaul, daily workouts,
and therapy. In an Instagram post,
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he said, this is my own
appreciation post for myself. I've worked really
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hard on myself the last five years, physically, mentally, spiritually, professionally
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and personally. I'm so proud of
myself. This is the best I've ever
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felt and looked in my whole life. Honestly, to stop drinking, eating
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better, working out almost every single
day, writing, building a closer relationship
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with God, therapy, and honestly
accountability has taken my life to the next
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level of pure happiness. Whatever you
do, please do for yourself, and
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if you can, don't take the
short cut. Really put the work in.
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This is just a whole straight,
hard work stuff that's the honest to
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God's truth. Let me be an
example of truly putting the work in.
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Some people were suspecting he had taken
ozepic, which he says he has not.
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Also, coincidentally, he's out promoting
his new film, Harold in the
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Purple Crayon. Hey, weird Out, it's been ten years since Mandatory Fun.
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How do you think it is?
Is it your best album or what?
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Weird Al said, that's a good
question. With every album I've put
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out, I've said it's the best
thing I've ever done, and I'd always
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believe it at the time. Now
at ten years of distance, if I'm
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looking over my entire career, I
don't know if it's my best album,
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but I would say it's still one
of my best. I would say for
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sure that the last six albums that
it produced are better than the first six,
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and I'd like to think I've gotten
better over time. I think the
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songs are better crafted and better overall. So if it isn't the best album,
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I'd like to say it's one of
my best. Joe Rogan is refusing
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to travel to Canada. Okay,
fine, he won't do it while the
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nation's prime minister is Justin Trudeau.
Rogan was talking on his podcast with Sam
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Morrel. Rogan said, some people
they're always just trying to define themselves to
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you. They always wanted to find
themselves in a very nice way. Sam
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said, I do kind of miss
types of people who are like, hey,
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let's bond over something else other than
the world ending. Rogan responded,
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yeah, but you know, when
people don't have any legitimate conflict in their
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life, they manufacture conflict. Rogan
and mocks people who say they have PTSD
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from the last four years when Trump
was in office. Sam Maurel said,
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not to mention, I'm moving to
Canada, and I'm like, you think
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Canada wants all our whiners. Rogan
said, not only that, but Canada
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has like ridiculous hate speech laws.
They can come down on you for a
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lot of things. The people were
donating to the trekkers, they seize their
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bank accounts. That's not a good
place. It's not a good place under
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this administration. At least they went
sideways. Newsweek has contacted the Office of
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the Prime Minister of Canada via email
for comment. I'll let you know if
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I see any comment from Justin Tchoudeau
from The Cambridge Day. You're home for
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comedy news. It was the inaugural
addition of the Heck Yeah, heckle My
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Show. I was on Tuesday at
the Rockwell in Summerville. The Cambridge Day
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asked co host Caroline Moore, how
would you describe the concept of a heckle
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mic to someone who's never heard of
it. Co host Caroline Moore said,
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if you've ever seen one of those
videos where an audience member just shouts something
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out, that's the basis of a
heckle mic. Sometimes you'll get a person
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who's too drunk or too high and
they feel like they want to be part
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of the show, and in the
moment I realize you're ten minutes to listen
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to daily comedy news, you probably
know what a heckler is. I'm going
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to skip ahead. The comedians get
on stage, they have one minute to
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do their standard material. After that
one minute, they have four minutes where
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people get to ask them questions or
roast them. It depends on what the
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audience feels. If the audience is, ah, this joke sucks, they'll
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let you know. Everyone knows what
they're signing up for, except possibly Tom
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Brady and maybe Kevin Hart, depending
on which way the wind's blowing. Politically,
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we got business deals to make people
are expecting to be heckled. It's
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not a surprise like it is at
a normal open mic. Even as an
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audience member before it was doing stand
up, I would think, oh,
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that's not a funny joke. You'll
hear jokes at open mics and you go
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just get to the point and you
want to say that aloud. It's a
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very aggressive feedback mic, but it
brings camaraderie too, because you're connecting with
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people and joking around. You can
positively heckel too. A lot of people
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think there's only negative heckling. There
are so many ways of heckling. It's
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for people who are open to that
experience. It's a chance to be goofy.
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If you're in Somerville. It's at
the Rockwell two fifty five Elm Tuesday,
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seven o'clock. Hell yeah, heckel
Mike. The show is free and
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I'm a little cynical today. Here's
this next headline. Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld
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have a date with the Greenwich International
Film Festival. You see, Jerry and
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Jessica Seinfeld will receive the change Maker
Award honors at the Greenwich International Film Festival's
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gala event on November thirteenth. The
change Maker Award honors artists like Jerry and
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Jessica Seinfeld who have used their public
platform and the power of film to further
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positive social change. Previous winners Lin
Minwel, Miranda Eva Longoria, John Legend,
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Ashley Judd, Harry Belafonte, Mia
Farrow, and now Jerry and Jessica
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Seinfeld. GIFF founder and cheerwoman Wendy
Stapleton said Jerry and Jessica are the perfect
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fit for change makers in this momentous
year. Jessica has used her platform for
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decades. No, i'dn'm blowing at
it. Let me read that again.
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Jessica has used her platform for decades
to advocate for the disenfranchised, underrepresented,
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now the Jewish community in their battle
against the rising tide of anti Semitism around
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the world. And then she added
Jerry having created the iconic comedy show her
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lifetime. I mean, is he
even famous? That guy is the perfect
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balance we've always had looking for a
change maker. He's a celebrity who is
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able to tackle difficult topics while making
us laugh. What an incredible gift laughter
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is to carry us through challenging times. Boy, they are lucky that Jessica
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has such a wonderful husband and that
he'll balance the events. So yeah,
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that's November thirteenth. If you're rich
enough to live in Greenwich or visit Greenwich,
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you can go see Jerry and Jessica
Seinfeld. That's your comedy needs for
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today. I think I've said it
all between the lines to day, don't
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you see tomorrow
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Callaroga Shark Media. Hello, Jenny
Mack with your daily comedy news. Big
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news for Tim Dillon coming back to
Netflix with something being described as a political
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talk show type special. According to
Deadline, Dylan's new hour will focus on
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the most important but often overlooked element
of our political system, the people.
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It will pose the question do we
get what we deserve? Topics will lead
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to conversations no one wants to have
at the holiday table, but Tim Dylon
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isn't afraid to lead. He'll host
the special in front of a live audience.
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Interesting title, location, and date
yet to be announced. It's an
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interesting play. If you've been listening
over the years, I've been very enthusiastic
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about Dylan's career. Recently, he
had on Alex Jones and it kind of
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sapped my enthusiasm for Tim. I
did check out the episode to see what
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they were doing, and Tim wasn't
being goofy or doing his usual shtick.
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It was like a normal conversation with
Alex Jones, and I'm like, do
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you do you not? And it
just, I don't know. It left
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a bad taste in my mouth.
So my Tim Dillon enthusiasm is lower than
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usual today. Did not enjoy that. Not sure why he had mister Jones
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on other than a download grab,
so uh yeah, move on. Patton
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Oswaltz is also in business with Netflix. They are developing the live action adaptation
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of Minor Threats, the hit comic
book co created by actor and comedian Patton
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Oswald You know, Minor Threats the
hit comic book, Yeah, What's Coming
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to TV. The project is described
as being in the early stages of development.
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Minor Threats centers on low level super
villains usually find themselves bound in front
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of a police station with a note
saying courtesy of your friendly neighborhood Batman.
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Spoilers the initial story arcs averted Superhero
Convention, kicking off with the psychotic stick
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Man murdering the young hero kid Dusk, who's the sidekick to Twilight, Citi's
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premiere crime fighter, the Insomniac.
With that vigili anti heroes teammates turning the
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city into police state in a desperate
attempt to capture Stickman. Small time Dalist
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villains find their lives turned upside down, thus with a bounty on Stickman's head,
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a former villain assembles a ragtag team
to find Stickman and kill him themselves.
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Apparently, Minor Threats was a big
surprise hit for dark Horse when it
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debuted in August of twenty twenty two. Sounds interesting. Hannah Gatsby has another
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show, Woof. We'll Make It
to New York, debut this fall at
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the Abrams Arts Center. Hannah says, I get the impression of the world
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is ending, so I've decided to
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one. So New York City,
you're part of a tour. I'm revisiting
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many of my old haunts, such
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Comedy Festival and my cousins in Sandy
Bay. Woof begins performances on September twenty
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seventh for four weeks. Hannah says, this is my best ever show,
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hands down. I might quit after
it for fun this time. Kevin Hart,
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who Will Remind You, is out
promoting at least three different things this
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week, is getting some headlines over
the roast of Tom Brady. Sure,
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why not? Kevin Hart said,
I like when the jokes are about me.
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I thought they were so fun.
I didn't like the way they affected
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my kids. It's the hardest part
about like the bittersweet aspect of when you
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do something you think is one way
and then all of a sudden you realize
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I wouldn't do that again because the
way it affected actually the people I care
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about most on the world. I'd
have to go back and watch. I
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don't recall what Kevin Hart's kids would
be upset about, but I'm sorry that
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they're upset, I guess. But
on the other hand, that's what a
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roast is. Kevin Hart says when
Tom Brady says he regretted doing it,
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I think what he's referring to is
saying I could have tapered it a little
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differently, or had a conversation of
pre like guys, let's go and do
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this, but let's not touch this
or that. I think like the idea
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of going all in and just saying
f it. I don't care, because
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I know the world would love to
see me being on the receiving end of
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stuff, because I'm Tom Brady and
I've been at the highest stage all my
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life. I think it was that
Kevin said what it did for comedy and
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our climate of sensitivity I think was
necessary and valuable. Although I can side
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stop doing both sides. Pick a
stand, Kevin Hart, Come on,
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I'll pick a stand. It was
the best thing of the year. Pick
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a side, Kevin. Kevin said, although with Tom and see where he's
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coming from, and just him wanting
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attached to that, that's probably where
that's coming from. Tom Brady. Nobody
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made you do a roast. Nobody
put a gun to your head and said,
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hey, we're going to roast you. You signed up for it.
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Kevin said, I'm not privy to
what he dealt with after, so I
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know his response and saying something about
it was a result of possibly that.
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But that thing made people comfortable with
the concept of a joke being a joke.
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That's what a roast is. Everybody, you don't accidentally wind up on
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a roast. People are commenting on
Lilrell Howary's appearance. He has lost a
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lot of weight. How He says
his new body is the product of a
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radical lifestyle overhaul, daily workouts,
and therapy. In an Instagram post,
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he said, this is my own
appreciation post for myself. I've worked really
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hard on myself the last five years, physically, mentally, spiritually, professionally
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and personally. I'm so proud of
myself. This is the best I've ever
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felt and looked in my whole life. Honestly, to stop drinking, eating
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better, working out almost every single
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with God, therapy, and honestly
accountability has taken my life to the next
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level of pure happiness. Whatever you
do, please do for yourself, and
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if you can, don't take the
short cut. Really put the work in.
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This is just a whole straight,
hard work stuff that's the honest to
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God's truth. Let me be an
example of truly putting the work in.
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Some people were suspecting he had taken
ozepic, which he says he has not.
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Also, coincidentally, he's out promoting
his new film, Harold in the
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Purple Crayon. Hey, weird Out, it's been ten years since Mandatory Fun.
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How do you think it is?
Is it your best album or what?
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Weird Al said, that's a good
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out, I've said it's the best
thing I've ever done, and I'd always
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believe it at the time. Now
at ten years of distance, if I'm
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looking over my entire career, I
don't know if it's my best album,
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but I would say it's still one
of my best. I would say for
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sure that the last six albums that
it produced are better than the first six,
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and I'd like to think I've gotten
better over time. I think the
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songs are better crafted and better overall. So if it isn't the best album,
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I'd like to say it's one of
my best. Joe Rogan is refusing
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to travel to Canada. Okay,
fine, he won't do it while the
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nation's prime minister is Justin Trudeau.
Rogan was talking on his podcast with Sam
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Morrel. Rogan said, some people
they're always just trying to define themselves to
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you. They always wanted to find
themselves in a very nice way. Sam
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said, I do kind of miss
types of people who are like, hey,
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let's bond over something else other than
the world ending. Rogan responded,
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yeah, but you know, when
people don't have any legitimate conflict in their
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life, they manufacture conflict. Rogan
and mocks people who say they have PTSD
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from the last four years when Trump
was in office. Sam Maurel said,
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not to mention, I'm moving to
Canada, and I'm like, you think
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Canada wants all our whiners. Rogan
said, not only that, but Canada
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has like ridiculous hate speech laws.
They can come down on you for a
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lot of things. The people were
donating to the trekkers, they seize their
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bank accounts. That's not a good
place. It's not a good place under
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this administration. At least they went
sideways. Newsweek has contacted the Office of
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the Prime Minister of Canada via email
for comment. I'll let you know if
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I see any comment from Justin Tchoudeau
from The Cambridge Day. You're home for
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comedy news. It was the inaugural
addition of the Heck Yeah, heckle My
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Show. I was on Tuesday at
the Rockwell in Summerville. The Cambridge Day
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asked co host Caroline Moore, how
would you describe the concept of a heckle
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mic to someone who's never heard of
it. Co host Caroline Moore said,
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if you've ever seen one of those
videos where an audience member just shouts something
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out, that's the basis of a
heckle mic. Sometimes you'll get a person
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who's too drunk or too high and
they feel like they want to be part
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of the show, and in the
moment I realize you're ten minutes to listen
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to daily comedy news, you probably
know what a heckler is. I'm going
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to skip ahead. The comedians get
on stage, they have one minute to
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do their standard material. After that
one minute, they have four minutes where
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people get to ask them questions or
roast them. It depends on what the
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audience feels. If the audience is, ah, this joke sucks, they'll
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let you know. Everyone knows what
they're signing up for, except possibly Tom
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Brady and maybe Kevin Hart, depending
on which way the wind's blowing. Politically,
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we got business deals to make people
are expecting to be heckled. It's
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not a surprise like it is at
a normal open mic. Even as an
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audience member before it was doing stand
up, I would think, oh,
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that's not a funny joke. You'll
hear jokes at open mics and you go
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just get to the point and you
want to say that aloud. It's a
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very aggressive feedback mic, but it
brings camaraderie too, because you're connecting with
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people and joking around. You can
positively heckel too. A lot of people
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think there's only negative heckling. There
are so many ways of heckling. It's
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for people who are open to that
experience. It's a chance to be goofy.
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If you're in Somerville. It's at
the Rockwell two fifty five Elm Tuesday,
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seven o'clock. Hell yeah, heckel
Mike. The show is free and
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I'm a little cynical today. Here's
this next headline. Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld
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have a date with the Greenwich International
Film Festival. You see, Jerry and
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Jessica Seinfeld will receive the change Maker
Award honors at the Greenwich International Film Festival's
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gala event on November thirteenth. The
change Maker Award honors artists like Jerry and
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Jessica Seinfeld who have used their public
platform and the power of film to further
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positive social change. Previous winners Lin
Minwel, Miranda Eva Longoria, John Legend,
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Ashley Judd, Harry Belafonte, Mia
Farrow, and now Jerry and Jessica
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Seinfeld. GIFF founder and cheerwoman Wendy
Stapleton said Jerry and Jessica are the perfect
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fit for change makers in this momentous
year. Jessica has used her platform for
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decades. No, i'dn'm blowing at
it. Let me read that again.
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Jessica has used her platform for decades
to advocate for the disenfranchised, underrepresented,
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now the Jewish community in their battle
against the rising tide of anti Semitism around
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the world. And then she added
Jerry having created the iconic comedy show her
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lifetime. I mean, is he
even famous? That guy is the perfect
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balance we've always had looking for a
change maker. He's a celebrity who is
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able to tackle difficult topics while making
us laugh. What an incredible gift laughter
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is to carry us through challenging times. Boy, they are lucky that Jessica
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has such a wonderful husband and that
he'll balance the events. So yeah,
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that's November thirteenth. If you're rich
enough to live in Greenwich or visit Greenwich,
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you can go see Jerry and Jessica
Seinfeld. That's your comedy needs for
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today. I think I've said it
all between the lines to day, don't
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you see tomorrow












