Breaking down the history of comedy and stand-up, one career, special, controversy, and storyline at a time.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 173 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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We look at the origin of Howard Stern's radio war with rival Don Imus. From their time together at WNBC in New York through the end of Imus's career.
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With Marc Maron's recent feud against the Austin Comedy Scene, we decided to look back at his first conversation with Joe Rogan, on his podcast in 2011.
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Analysis of Bill Burr's 2010 stand up comedy special, Let It Go. A full breakdown of the jokes and subjects within the special & discussion about how Burr has changed over time.
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We look back at some of Norm McDonald's best appearances on Dennis Miller's HBO talk show, as well as his national radio show. We are joined by Miller's long-time producer, Christian Bladt.
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Thoroughly entertaining. Relevant and timely. Mike is great at breaking down the subject, keeps my interest in those that I thought would be a snooze.
Need a podcast that runs down a comedian's life or acts? This is it! Love how the hosts talk about the comedians and their comedy with knowledge and humour. Great podcast.
I’m amazed that these guys were unaware of Weird Al and especially his original songs. Go listen to Hardware Store, Your Horoscope, to name a couple. They’re fantastic. I’m not a fan of Al’s rap parodies just cause I am not a fan of rap but even those are excellent parodies. When I listen to the original recordings of say, Beat it or American Pie, I find myself singing the Weird Al lyrics instead! lol.
Mike has got a very well done and professional pod. It’s well researched, funny and informative. Sounds great too! Nicely done Mike!
Greg is awful!
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The content focuses on exploring the rich history of comedy and stand-up performance, detailing notable comedians' careers, iconic specials, and significant controversies within the comedic landscape. Discussions often blend humor with cultural commentary, examining how various comedians' contributions have shaped the genre today. Some episodes feature an in-depth analysis of particular figures, such as Bill Murray and Weird Al Yankovic, allowing listeners to appreciate their impact and understand the evolution of comedic styles and societal influences on humor.
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Recent guests on Why Are You Laughing? include:
1. Norm MacDonald
2. Harvey Pekar
3. Steven Wright
4. Daniel Kurlan
5. Paula Poundstone
6. Robin Quivers
7. Brendan Ayer
8. Ari Matti
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