Running the Light

Running the Light

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Running the Light episodes

  • Episode 19: This is a Neurotic Episode

    Your host, Omaha-based comedian Jeremy Plumb, is joined by Nebraska City-based comedian Matthew Blevins to discuss Steve Martin's memoir "Born Standing Up: A Comic's Life".


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    1 hr 28 min
  • Episode 18: Blowing Wish Juice

    In this week's episode, Los Angeles standup comedian and podcaster Kristal Adams gets on the phone with our host Omaha-based comedian Jeremy Plumb to discuss Liz Miele’s debut album called "Emotionally Exhausting".


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    1 hr 11 min
  • Episode 17: Sex Robot Prop Comedy

    Omaha comedian Jeremy Plumb gets Mollie Amburgey, of St. Louis, on the phone to talk about Whitney Cuming’s newest special "Can I Touch It". Amburgey also hosts the Casually Mollie Podcast.


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    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 16: Splash Mountain is Just a Memory

    Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb is joined by Rachel Ware Guericke to discuss Bo Burnham's "Make Happy".

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 15: Shiv Shiv Shiv

    Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb gets on the phone with Dave Carter, gaining notice on IFC's Sherman's Showcase as Frederick Douglass, to discuss Robert Townsend's Partners in Crime, Vol. 3. HBO, 1990.


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    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode 14: We’ve Got Episode Titles Out the Ass

    On location in Los Angeles, Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb chats with Comedian Kevin Anderson about Brian Regan Live released by Brian Regan in 1997.


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    1 hr 29 min
  • Episode 13: Yelling About What You Care About

    Omaha-based Comedian Jeremy Plumb is on location in LA talking with Comedian Ian Ager about Lewis Black's second album called "The End of the Universe."


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    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 12: Finding a Good Angle

    Our host, Jeremy Plumb, is in Los Angeles with comedian Sean White to discuss George Carlin’s first HBO special called “On Location”.


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    1 hr 9 min
  • Episode 11: Well All Die... Sooner Than You Think

    In this episode, Host Jeremy Plumb is on location in Los Angeles where he was able to sit down with comedian Alex Caine to talk about Jim Gaffigan's 2006 album called "Beyond the Pale".


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    1 hr 22 min
  • Episode 10: None of this Matters

    In this week's episode of Running the Light, Maura Gillan returns with host Jeremy Plumb to talk about Bo Burnham's "what," a musical stand-up comedy show released in 2013.


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    1 hr 9 min

About Running the Light

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What makes the comic laugh? Omaha comedians Jeremy Plumb and David Kousgaard interview comics from all over the world about what inspires them and finds out.