All Things Comedy aside, Bill Burr remains focused on his own work
No matter how you try to pin the work of Dave Chappelle or Shane Gillis or any other comedian to...
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Category: Interviews
365 Comedian Portraits with Dan Dion
When I started focusing full-time on comedy, I could count the number of full-time comedy...
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Episode #247: Dane Cook
In 2019, Dane Cook is heading out for his first full national tour in six years, and he’s calling...
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Meet Me In New York: Kendra Cunningham
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as...
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Comedy is art, and Drew Michael’s HBO special defies you to define it
The first time I saw Drew Michael perform live, the experience at QED in Astoria felt surreal,...
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Meet Me In New York: Sydnee Washington
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as...
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Bo Burnham reflects on his own youth and his wonderful new movie, “Eighth Grade”
Bo Burnham grew up in front of the world, thanks to YouTube. Burnham now has translated that...
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Getting the facts from Go Fact Yourself host J. Keith Van Straaten
J. Keith Van Straaten, host of the live game show and podcast for Maximum Fun, Go Fact Yourself,...
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Dave Flebotte talks inside comedy baseball of his Showtime series with Jim Carrey, “I’m Dying Up Here”
I’m Dying Up Here almost didn’t survive to a second season. Dave Flebotte, who with...
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Julian McCullough embraces his own version of manhood in his first Comedy Central hour
Julian McCullough scored his first half-hour Comedy Central Presents in 2010. In the years since,...
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Meet Me In New York: Rob Cantrell
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as...
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Meet Me In New York: Robert Dean
What do they say about New York City: There are eight million stories, and sometimes it seems as...
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