Rain On Your Parade

J-L manages to only discuss comedy in happy (or neutral tones) and it makes the rest of the episode so much less miserable. After discussing upcoming gigs, the forthcoming Jemi membership plan and some venues he is hoping to book he goes on an epic discussion of movies - classics, 2020 Oscar nominated and foreign because he has been able to catch up on so much in the last 2 weeks. Enjoy!

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J-L discusses terrible fans, hugely important live shows he has coming up and why paying taxes this year was even more depressing than he thought it would be.

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J-L discusses hitting a health and fitness rock bottom, why Charles Barkley is an idiot and why every comedy fan should see MacGruber and Hamlet 2.

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J-L discusses the Catch 22 of his new fame, explains who the biggest liars in business and comedy are, reviews Promising Young Woman and The Last Temptation of Christ and then, in this week's comedy defense, talks about 3 TV shows: Hello Ladies, The Grinder and Onion Sports Dome..

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J-L discusses where his comedy career stands and then shares a disturbing racist incident from the weekend.

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J-L discusses a new, limited optimism now that he has received his first vaccination shot and is beginning to email comedy clubs. He then discusses the Grammys, the Oscars and in the 2nd installment of a new segment he discusses the comedic actor Steve Little. Enjoy!

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J-L discusses the difficulties of trying to be a working comedian in a world that treats comedy increasingly as a disposable distraction, rather than an art, his fundraising work with Hope for Haiti and then offers the his first in a series of maligned or underappreciated comedy things that he will defend: Dane Cook. Enjoy

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In this week's unexpectedly epic episode J-L explains his return to Facebook (facebook.com/JLCauvin) laments his paywall dilemma, discusses why he wasn't his usual excited for the Golden Globes and ends with a tribute to comedian Erik Myers (eventually) and what Myers' talent and career say about the comedy industry

J-L is back with a new episode and he is in a good mood, despite talking about death, free speech and Donald Trump biographies. Why? because he barely talks about stand up comedy this episode! Enjoy (and read his new blog if you want 3000 words of comedy venom).

J-L reviews The Little Things, and discusses why he is taking a break from the podcast.