Big Jay Oakerson Talks About His Brand New Special "Dog Belly", Being a Limo Driver For Strippers and Winnie the Pooh. Howie Mandel Does Stuff Available on YouTube Big Jay Oakerson Special "Dog Belly" Available April 5th, 2023 Here : https://youtu.be/SqI5R7LyDxU Visit http://www.bigjaycomedy.com/live for more! Visit https://www.howiemandel.com/ for more! Special Thanks to Our Sponsor Go to http://buyraycon.com/howiedoesstuff to get 15% off your Raycon order. #DogBelly #BigJay #LegionOfSkanks
Howie Mandel introduces his co-host Jacqueline Schultz, but she isn't present and Howie jokingly comments about her owning a hamster.
A comedian performed his first set back in the States and received a warm reception from the audience. He enjoys getting people out of their comfort zone but doesn't know the whereabouts of someone mentioned in the conversation.
The guest speaker shares his experience as a former employee of a strip club and debunks the myth that customers can hook up with strippers.
The speaker talks about his experience with escort services and how he tried to work as a driver by calling and charming them. He then comments on the physical appearance of one of the girls he worked with.
Comedian Joe reminisces about the time he attempted to entertain kids at a party while dressed as Winnie the Pooh costume, and questions the practicality of such entertainers beyond daytime events.
The speaker describes an awkward encounter with Elmo while he was a mascot of a kid's show. He received an aggressive shove from Elmo when he tried to introduce himself and then was escorted by two guys out of the studio.
The speaker discusses how escort companies have moved from being advertised on printer paper to now being primarily online and gives advice to younger comics to not engage in relationships with staff members.
This transcript excerpt is a collection of unrelated sentences and phrases that do not provide a clear context or storyline.
A man shares a story about how he got a tattoo without his mother's permission, and the awkward moment when he accidentally revealed it to her.
Unable to produce a summary due to unclear transcript content
The speaker recounts his experience of getting tattooed at a young age to impress a girl's parents and later getting a cover-up tattoo of a black hole that looks like souls are coming out of it.
The speaker reminisces about his love for comedy and how it has transitioned into a more competitive industry in recent years, with comedians now having more opportunities to showcase their talent.
Comedian Dan Soder talks about the influence of comedy on politics and how he got into comedy himself.
The transcript features an interview with a comedian who talks about how sitting down during shows makes him more approachable to his audience, and how humor can still be effective even if it's harsh.
The hosts discuss the inappropriate reaction of a crowd to a racial joke and recall a personal anecdote of a grandmother calling in to express her upset towards someone calling her grandson a Nazi.
The hosts of the podcast discuss the power of words, the importance of context and those who are easily offended. They share examples of how language can be misconstrued and suggest that some people just want to be treated like children.
Comedian and actor Howie Mandel discusses how he's had a fractured audience throughout his career, and how he believes that engaging an audience is more important than necessarily being understood by everyone.
A comedian expresses his distaste for reality TV show America’s Got Talent, criticizing the judges’ ability to determine the fate of people’s lives based on their talents, and mocking their performance of confetti shoots and over-the-top displays of emotions.
Comedian talks about the thrill of performing in clubs and surprising audiences who come in with certain expectations.