Comedian Greg Proops is smarter than you.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 554 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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In the latest dispatch from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer chat about “Cool Hand Luke,” champagne and Connie Francis.
In this fresh missive from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer banter about Barry Jenkins, The Boys in the Band and Brian Wilson.
In the latest dispatch from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer discuss deportations, Dr. Kildare and Dirk Bogarde.
In the newest missive from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer preach on Putin, Pearl Bailey and punk rock.
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I enjoy the tag team of GnJ. Relationship goals. I also get turned on to music, history, current affairs, and some silliness thrown in. (Oh and baseball, I guess, is important to some people..?) I’ll listen as long as you two keep it going.
Like so many others, I lament the sad chasm that this formerly mirthful podcast has fallen into. Mr Proops has gone from freewheeling hilarity at comedy clubs to dungeon musings with his wife at home. His self-loathing hatred at being a white man was so baffling to me when it came raging to the fore that it was striking (not knowing then that it was presaging that pathetic social movement by months.) Good God, man, get back to the funny!
Greg’s a bully. A racist hypocrite drunk on his own righteous indignation. If he’s curious why so many people are checked out of politics he need only look in a mirror.
The smartest man can say some really stupid things.
I really loved this podcast so much and then Trump became a thing. It’s so sad how many times I’ve hit the unsubscribe button for podcasts that I really enjoyed listening to.
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This podcast provides an engaging blend of comedy, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful commentary on a wide array of subjects, including music history, politics, and social issues. The episodes frequently feature lively discussions about influential cultural figures from various genres, notably musicians, while also highlighting personal connections and experiences. Noteworthy is the dynamic between the hosts, which includes humor, nostalgia, and a keen awareness of contemporary matters, stretching from the intricacies of the entertainment industry to the importance of civic engagement and activism.
Listeners are treated not only to comedic remarks but also to deeper reflections on societal challenges and history, resulting in an experience... more
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