
Breaking down the history of comedy and stand-up, one career, special, controversy, and storyline at a time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This is a guy who loves his subject, and who clearly spends a lot of time immersed in it. Pick any that interest you, and you will eventually find that you are listening to them all. Sorry that you also have to listen to Craig, but I'm not dinging Mike for that.
You can tell Mike is a true fan of comedy. The show is educational, entertaining, and an easy listen.
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The content revolves around the history of comedy and stand-up, with detailed explorations of notable comedians, their careers, significant performances, and the cultural implications of their work. Key discussions often focus on influential comedy specials, exploring the personal journeys of renowned figures in the comedy landscape, and reflecting on how societal norms and trends have evolved alongside the art form. The show frequently incorporates analysis of historical events and comedic milestones, making it a rich resource for both casual fans of comedy and those with a deeper interest in its progression.
Unique insights and personal anecdotes from hosts and guests bring a sense of intimacy to the discussions, while critical analysis ... more
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