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The hosts and guest have a casual conversation about their appearances and being in the same studio together.
A comedian talks about how he used to take comedy for granted, now finding that making people laugh is the best mission in life after growing up going to clubs, watching Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle.
The rise of social media and people's tendency to criticize comedians over a joke points to an emergency and speaks to Bill Burr as a big comic; Chris D'Elia's incident with Will is referenced as a possible cause for this trend.
Chappelle talks about how stand-up comedy used to be like minstrelsy, but today's comedy is no longer restrained by traditional rules, and how his comedy has changed over the years.
Comedian, Mark Normand discusses normalizing disabilities in stand-up comedy and the importance of making people with disabilities feel included in the audience. His jokes break down barriers by treating disabled individuals as equals.
The host of a podcast wanted to understand and humanize the incarcerated, without pre-judging their crimes. He shared a story of interacting with a 19-year-old Asian kid who he later found out was involved in hacking, and with whom he had an uncomfortable but memorable interaction.
Comedian Adam Carolla talks about his recent losses and the impact they have had on him, as well as his upcoming tour that he has dubbed the "Life and Death Tour."
The conversation jumps between defending a friend, discussing COVID-19 symptoms, and TMZ interviews.
Jeff Ross, the "Roast Master," discusses the Oscars night debacle and how it should have been handled, as well as his experience not being shown on camera with the dogs he brought to the event.
Comedians are facing a difficult time with cancel culture prevailing in the industry, but keeping a positive attitude and persevering through the tough times is key, according to comedian Chris Distefano.