J-L talks about why he is going to stop responding to trolls, why he wants to engage with trolls and why he thinks either way it won't matter.

On what might be the best episode of the year J-L discusses Sunday's Richard Marx concert, his pilot script that Covid killed and the struggles associated with autism amidst Covid. He then perfects his Sherrod Brown impression, dusts off his Greg Giraldo impression, worries if stand up comedy is becoming the Jazz of the comedy world and then discusses his bi-racial background amidst the new slate of white actors giving up voiceover roles. A strong episode - subscribe, 5 star and share!

J-L discusses his recent appearance on Howard Stern, reviews the first few episodes of the show Yellowstone, discusses comedy specials and his own career.

This week J-L discusses his horrible fitness level and the many reasons why he wishes he could have stayed at his old level of angry with comedy.

J-L begins the episode talking comedy and Trump, but spends the bulk of the episode discussing his brief career as a prosecutor out of law school and the murder of George Floyd and how the law enforcement system needs systemic change on the same level that is required for climate change

J-L talks Biden, Twitter, progressive comedy fans vs. MAGA comedy fans, Lance on ESPN and how The Witcher sucks. Also, an accidental Sherrod Brown impression.

J-L discusses the trouble he is having sleeping, how his life on Twitter has become the 1990 Grammy Awards and his career goals. Enjoy!

Today's episode features real life friend and long time friend of the show, comedian/actor Chris Lamberth. Chris talks about his new album FAILED RUNNING BACK, his delayed Broadway debut and (of course) The Last of Us 2. Before that J-L discusses two frustrating things that show that money and fame are only going to make him an angrier version of himself! Enjoy (and apologies for the technical difficulties - show should be back to perfect next week)

J-L explains why he needs a major push for his new album and discusses his general fog and poor health during Covid-19.

J-L goes through the three big tests of his career starting with the release of his new album this week. Enjoy!

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