In 2008, the irreverent and incisive George Carlin bid farewell to this world. But his presence endures, defying the constraints of time and infiltrating our collective conversations.

Carlin's work transcends mere talent; it resonates on a deep level with audiences. His frustrations, infused with humor and authenticity, lay bare the enduring injustices of American society. They serve as a stark reminder of the haunting realities we still face today.

On this episode, Ryan McGann (Front Facelock Podcast) and Shaun McGann (Author, Radio DJ) join me to delve into the impact and evolution of George Carlin. We explore his influence on fellow comedians, media in the present day, and even our own lives. We tackle the intriguing question of how Carlin might navigate the age of cancel culture and Twitter. And, of course, we ponder the impossible: who, if anyone, could ever step into his shoes?

Links To Explore Further:

Front Facelock Podcast

Front Facelock Podcast Twitter page

Front Facelock Podcast Instagram page

The Seven to Ten on WFDU

Shaun McGann's Author page

George Carlin's Books - Amzon.com