J-L discusses ear wax, his New Year's Resolutions and then breaks down three shows: Away on Netflix, The Morning Show on Apple TV and Schitt's Creek. Enjoy and be sure to leave a 5 star review on Apple podcasts.

J-L reflects on what a terrible year 2020 has been, shares some good news regarding New Year's Eve and ends the show with 4 movies reviews and asks a serious question about the future of movies that Netflix and its rivals might be giving us.

J-L discusses his latest streaming membership, his philanthropy this season and why Dave Chappelle doesn't get his sympathy. Enjoy!

J-L rants about: a film critic, pretentious justifications for liking bad comedy, the glut of documentaries, shows that don't pay off and a new source of snacks that may be problematic. J-L's highlight: describing the film Dumb & Dumber as a pretentious film critic.

J-L discusses some complaints about comedy (as usual), reviews Citizen Kane and then discusses the Nicholas Kristof column about pornhub and how it relates to the damage we are inflicting (and self-inflicting) as a society by choosing convenience in our information, entertainment and consumption over ethics.

J-L discusses Giving Tuesday, his new Dave Chappelle video NOIRNETTE, raves about The Right Stuff on Disney+ and briefly reviews Hillbilly Elegy and Fatman. Enjoy!

In a wide ranging episode J-L begins by complaining about the Thanksgiving War of 2020, rips The Mandalorian and then discusses some tragic news involving multiple people from J-L's youth and vengeance vs forgiveness.

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J-L scorches the comedy earth on this episode. Listen to the whole episodes, many intermittent laughs in between scorchings.

J-L talks about the 2020 Election results, his dog getting robbed in a contest and some other stuff. Enjoy!

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J-L discusses Left violence vs Trump violence and discusses what 2021 means for his comedy career. Enjoy!