J-L says thank you to his fans and friends in Boston for a great night at City Winery before passing out

J-L discusses shows, stupid people, books, movies and hints at some big news in August

Hey folks - here is a bonus episode for you this week - J-L goes on a not-safe-for-social-media discussion of the 2021 Emmy nominations. Enjoy!

J-L discusses his upcoming shows, the 2 shows he is watching and the potential of partnering with a label to produce his October special. All ticket links to his shows at JLCauvin.com/Calendar

J-L discusses his longest diet streak in almost a year, shares the biggest thing stressing him out about his show this month in Boston, gives his review of Tenet, discovers a new comedy character, gives a brief review of a book he's halfway through and shares some new booked shows.  Enjoy!Get your tickets to J-L's show in Boston on July 26th - and tell friends:  https://www.citywinery.com/boston/Online/default.asp

J-L discusses some huge shows, a(nother) big fall he took, Luca and Pixar movies, a story about someone he opts to not share and a nice story about an animal neighbor.

Tickets to see J-L in Boston on July 26t!!

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J-L discusses why he has a lot in common with the Utah Jazz and whoever was the #2 song behind Don't Worry, Be Happy. He also shares why he thinks the show Pose was not good.

J-L goes through his comedy history and how he has arrived at his current career. He then breaks down In The Heights and has a few more words about Bo Burnham. Listen until the end!

J-L discusses upcoming shows, social media woes, the future of comedy and the comedian that awes him and gives him hope

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On this week's episode J-L discusses two useful, but opposite conversations he had regarding his comedy future, describes his fun trip to a New Jersey shopping mall for dinner and his first in theater movie in 17 months and ends with reviews of A Quiet Place 2 and For Those Who Wish Me Dead