
Mark Normand and Sam Morril Might Be Drunk. Join these NYC comedians each week as they share insights into the comedy world, recommendations, peeves, and a drink or three. Produced by Gotham Production Studios, LLC
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 363 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyTV & Film | |||

No guest this week, but Mark and Sam cover Christmas Eve birthdays, a Brooklyn date night derailed by $40 deviled eggs, and a bodega that won’t let you pet the cats. Plus, Mark nearly misses his flight to Portland, the guys get into the Maria Bamford... more
Michael Che joins Mark and Sam to talk about his new Netflix special, Shot in Minnesota, the origins of his brutal joke swaps with Colin Jost, and what really goes on behind the scenes at SNL. Plus, bombing at the Beacon, making his Letterman debut d... more
Jim Florentine, Rachel Feinstein and Ian Fidance join Mark and Sam for a Halloween episode featuring Greek costumes, candy, pizza and a surprise visit from Chucky. Jim shares Crank Yankers stories and explains how he became friends with his ex-wife’s... more
Bobby Lee joins Mark and Sam to recap the Netflix comedy brunch, meeting Eddie Murphy, and Mark bombing with Jerry Seinfeld. Plus, Bobby explains how he became “Billy Lee,” shares dating disasters in Hawaii, and opens up about social anxiety, friends... more
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Fun Wholesome podcast.
This might be my favorite episode ever.
Has anyone else heard Mark burp and thought it was a Homer Simpson voice over burp? These 2 guys are fantastic! Long time listener.
Rich guys complaining about politics issues they don’t understand at all on today’s show 10/12/26. Just repeat mainstream media talking points and sound like fools. Stick to comedy.
Great podcast. Very funny!
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Stand-up comedians Mark Normand and Sam Morril lead loose, long-form conversations about comedy, touring, pop culture, relationships and the oddities of everyday life. Some episodes are host-only riffs; others bring in comedians, actors or musicians for stories about club years, career turns, creative work and life on the road. The format favors quick exchanges, improvised tangents and candid, often risqué anecdotes over a tightly structured interview, with occasional recommendations and sponsor reads.
A defining feature is the hosts' easy back-and-forth and their shared perspective as working New York comics. Guests range from established performers with television or music careers to comedians discussing the club circuit and developing m... more
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Recent guests on We Might Be Drunk include:
1. Michael Che
2. Jim Florentine
3. Rachel Feinstein
4. Ian Fidance
5. Bobby Lee
6. Jimmy O. Yang
7. Matteo Lane
8. Nick Smith
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