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On today's episode we pay tribute to the great American artist, Prince. He may have passed away into the next life but back in this one, his unique spirit still brings us pure entertainment.

Sam discusses the infamous Dave Chappelle sketch that was a personal favorite of the musical icon. He also talks about how and why Prince became such an influence on many different artists including himself.

On this episode we pay tribute to, who I think, was the greatest American artist to live, Prince. Dead at age 57 he will be missed by this host who holds artist integraty in the HIGHEST of regaurds.

Now, how does a comedian pay tribute to Prince, you ask? By discussing the brillant subversive comedy of the Animaniacs thats how!

"Oh, no let's go! Go crazy"-Prince

On this episode we pay tribute to, who I think, was the greatest American artist to live, Prince. Dead at age 57 he will be missed by this host who holds artist integraty in the HIGHEST of regaurds.

Now, how does a comedian pay tribute to Prince, you ask? By discussing the brillant subversive comedy of the Animaniacs thats how!

"Oh, no let's go! Go crazy"-Prince

On this episode of "Just a Tad" we dissect a battle for the ages that happened on one of my favorite shows of all time. Greg Giraldo vs Denis Leary on Tough Crowd w/ Colin Quinn.

We also have something a little special in the form of my co-producer Ryan Walker. He joins us today to dive deep into this battle of the Titans. Enjoy.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" we dissect a battle for the ages that happened on one of my favorite shows of all time. Greg Giraldo vs Denis Leary on Tough Crowd w/ Colin Quinn.

We also have something a little special in the form of my co-producer Ryan Walker. He joins us today to dive deep into this battle of the Titans. Enjoy.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" we illuminate the comedic triumph of the brilliant Brit, Rowan Atkinson. Although he is known the world over for his character rolls such as the "Blackadder" and "Mr. Bean", few know that he had a stint as a kind of stand-up comedian in his one man show "Rowan Atkinson LIVE".

Today we dissect one of his bits in that show about SMUT and find how and why he brought together both drooling idiots and pretentious intellectuals into a cacophony of laughter.

On this episode of "Just a Tad" we illuminate the comedic triumph of the brilliant Brit, Rowan Atkinson. Although he is known the world over for his character rolls such as the "Blackadder" and "Mr. Bean", few know that he had a stint as a kind of stand-up comedian in his one man show "Rowan Atkinson LIVE".

Today we dissect one of his bits in that show about SMUT and find how and why he brought together both drooling idiots and pretentious intellectuals into a cacophony of laughter.

In today's episode we bring you three kings. All masters of their craft and lords over their domain but unique Gods in the pantheon of comedy Gods.

Today we dissect Steven Wright, Rodney Dangerfield, and Mitch Hedberg. Listen as I analyze these defined characters and enjoy with me until I call a famous NYC comedy club "Rodney's" and not "Dangerfield's".

In today's episode we bring you three kings. All masters of their craft and lords over their domain but unique Gods in the pantheon of comedy Gods.

Today we dissect Steven Wright, Rodney Dangerfield, and Mitch Hedberg. Listen as I analyze these defined characters and enjoy with me until I call a famous NYC comedy club "Rodney's" and not "Dangerfield's".

On today's episode of "Just a Tad" we discuss comedic impressions, the thought that goes into them, and the reigning king of them all, Jay Mohr.

You may only know Jay from SNL or appearances in movies like "Jerry McGuire" and "Small Soldiers" but to me, he is actually the best comedic impressionist in show business ever! Here, I explain why he stand alone above all others.