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In this podcast, Joey and the host get into a heated discussion about the state of comedy, with Joey expressing his dislike for most of their friends and feeling aggravated, while Matt is back after being out on the road and getting a stomach virus.
In this podcast, the speaker goes on a rant about how people order food at airport restaurants and hotels, and his personal experience with the quality of the food.
The speaker talks about the bad gigs he used to perform, with small audiences and club owners always giving excuses for poor attendance.
The speaker shares their experience of a comedy show they were invited to participate in where a guy they invited on stage with them ended up talking the whole time and making inappropriate remarks.
The podcast discusses comedian Todd Glass and his talent for embodying characters in his videos and telling jokes with humorous endings.
The speaker describes a conversation with Jodie Foster and how half of the jokes involve inappropriate language and the other half involves destroying everything.
A speaker reflects on an actor's decline in work ethic in the past decade, transitioning from dedicating himself to his craft to seeming to just work for the paycheck.
The conversation recalls the instrumental music trends of the early 90s and marvels at the singing talent of Fat Elvis.
The speaker discusses the concerning behavior of a friend who shows up unannounced and makes inappropriate comments, sometimes getting too aggressive.
A conversation about a male artist who releases double albums and gets too caught up in his own work, followed by a comparison to a rare disease.
A podcast host expresses their controversial opinion that they have always been underwhelmed by Madonna's live performances.
The speaker expresses their preference for Paul McCartney's solo work over The Beatles and criticizes the overrated reputation of John Lennon.
The podcast talks about musicians who have a universal appeal like David Burns and Copeland, who have an eclectic mix of genres in their music, including elements of Ween's music.
The speaker reminisces about their favorite song from the second album, while simultaneously promoting Athletic Greens and their free one-year supply of vitamin D and travel packs offer.
No clear topic or theme can be determined from the text. An advertisement for Hamilton Devices offering a discount is mentioned.
The speaker expresses their disappointment with contemporary art exhibitions as they believe the concepts are great but executed poorly. They also mention the privilege involved in attending these exhibitions.
A brief mention of a comedian's involvement in the community and their unique comedy style.
The hosts discuss their favorite one-hit wonders, including Chumbawamba, Aqua, and more, and how these artists achieved massive success with just one hit song.
A man rants about women voting and blames them for his broken microwave.
Two male comedians discuss their experiences touring together and jokingly mention the potential for sexual encounters.
The conversation jumps from wanting to watch a specific Elvis music video to discussing humorous childhood memories of calling a "dick" a "bird." It eventually ends with a reference to an upcoming podcast launch.
The speaker reflects on how owning a gun could potentially lead to lethal consequences in moments of anger or frustration, and suggests using non-lethal means of protection instead.
Joe Rogan urges people to attend his stand-up comedy shows in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and New Orleans and reveals the name of at least one venue where he will be performing.
Comedian Matt McCusker promotes his upcoming comedy shows in various cities and encourages listeners to join his Patreon.