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Corey Ryan Forrester and I start talking about 2000 Years with Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks and get derailed when it turns out our mutual favorite film is Blazing Saddles. Also check out the video version on YouTube.
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Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Wo
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Katie Mears returns to talk about a less-conventional comedy album, at least compared to our usual fare. We’re also briefly visited by her grandmother, who recalls what a big part of culture Will Rogers was when she was a kid.
Also, if you want to see the video version of some of my
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It started as a livestream and got immediately cut off by YouTube’s automated system, so exclusively here on the podcast, you can listen to Jason picking up his record collection with a nightclub oddity and, in between lengthy cuts of that, discussing some of his favorite comedy record
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Griffin Newman is Arthur on The Tick (which returns to Amazon Prime April 5!) and co-hosts Blank Check, my favorite movie podcast. He picked Bob Newhart and we get into specifics of Bob’s influence on Griffin’s stand-up and his acting. This was a blast.
Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Wo
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Jamie Alcroft stops by to talk about his early comedy album listening days and his days building up to his years as a comedy duo, performing on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and working on his own TV show.
Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
Guest: Jamie Alcroft
The Butt
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Kristian Bruun returns! This time, to talk about an album he’d wanted to hear for a long time and one I grew up listening to. This was an incredibly fun time, and we talk a ton about Jerry O’Connell because he’s a delight, and Kristian is working with him on Carter on WGN A
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Turns out, Ritch Shydner and I are kindred spirits. We like talking comedy, interviewing people about it, and performing it, and Ritch’s performing goes back to 1977, in DC, before there were comedy clubs. He’s also got a great book out called Kicking Through The Ashes.
Host: Jason Klam
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Brian Kiley is a stand-up, writer for Conan, and author of the book The Astounding Misadventures of Rory Collins. Somehow, we haven’t covered this album since our first three episodes, so it was definitely time for a revisit. We sat down and talked about the changing world of stand-up, as we
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Podcast listeners will know the sounds of his nimble fingers from the background of many a Paul F. Tompkins podcast, and sketch comedy fans will know his music from Mr. Show. Eban Schletter is not only a great musical improviser, but a guy who maybe, sort of, fell into comedy as a genre. Although, on reflection, it kind of seems inevitable. In this episode, we talk about how Eban’s dad introduced him to Spike Jones at the age of 21, and how that may or may not have changed his career trajectory.
Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
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