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BONUS The Friday Show - Marvel Lite
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Kris and Brendan kick things off with some of their favorite moments in the Summer Olympics and a discussion about sports fandom. Then, a look at this week's WTF episodes. And finally, in response to the release of the very inessential Deadpool and Wolverine, Brendan and Kris create a highly selective list of Marvel movies anyone can enjoy.
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BONUS Producer Cuts - Dwight Yoakam and Marc's monologues from December
40:41|This month's Producer Cuts features a segment with Dwight Yoakam that didn't make it into his episode, plus monologue outtakes where Marc talks about ADHD, ZYN pouches, his phone, Bruce Springsteen, books on fascism, crowd work and the changing landscape of comedy.Episode 1610 - Bill Burr
01:23:52|Bill Burr is trying to put things to bed. Whether it’s the anger he’s held onto throughout his life, or the sadness from he’s uncovered from his childhood, or even his old tensions with Marc, Bill’s been working to move on from the past. Bill and Marc talk about reaching the age where it’s time to put up or shut up, staying calm during chaotic moments, and taking stock of losing many of their peers. They also discuss Bill’s upcoming Hulu special and his Broadway debut in Glengarry Glen Ross.Episode 1610 - Bill Burr
01:21:09|Bill Burr is trying to put things to bed. Whether it’s the anger he’s held onto throughout his life, or the sadness from he’s uncovered from his childhood, or even his old tensions with Marc, Bill’s been working to move on from the past. Bill and Marc talk about reaching the age where it’s time to put up or shut up, staying calm during chaotic moments, and taking stock of losing many of their peers. They also discuss Bill’s upcoming Hulu special and his Broadway debut in Glengarry Glen Ross.BONUS The Friday Show - Dan Pashman's Full Plate
01:04:53|Brendan and Kris are joined by their friend and former colleague Dan Pashman who is celebrating the 15th anniversary of his podcast The Sporkful this week. They talk about working in various radio jobs, the early days of podcasting, and the invention of Cascatelli, Dan's wildly successful pasta shape.Check out Dan's podcast The Sporkful, buy his pasta Cascatelli, and get his cookbook Anything's Pastable.Click here to send us your suggestions, comments and topics.Episode 1609 - Mo Welch
01:21:14|After evacuating her home and consoling family members who lost their house in the LA fires, comedian Mo Welch acknowledges that she’s visiting Marc’s garage while still somewhere on the trauma spectrum. But she’s not a stranger to that spectrum, nor to processing it, having just made a standup special that’s also a documentary about meeting her estranged father. Mo and Marc talk about her childhood instability and the comedy path that was her salvation.Episode 1609 - Mo Welch
01:23:37|After evacuating her home and consoling family members who lost their house in the LA fires, comedian Mo Welch acknowledges that she’s visiting Marc’s garage while still somewhere on the trauma spectrum. But she’s not a stranger to that spectrum, nor to processing it, having just made a standup special that’s also a documentary about meeting her estranged father. Mo and Marc talk about her childhood instability and the comedy path that was her salvation.Episode 1608 - Richard Gadd
01:20:37|Richard Gadd created the Netflix series Baby Reindeer as a way to work through traumatic events in his life that were hard to process. But it became equally difficult to process the runaway success of the show and the impact it had on his life. Richard talks with Marc about how his early days doing standup in the UK and writing stage shows for himself were underscored by a lack of boundaries and a feeling that something was missing inside of him. He also explains why his follow-up to Baby Reindeer is a personal gamble.BONUS An Update from Marc's Home
31:22|As the fires continue to rage in Los Angeles County, Marc talks with Brendan and provides an update about his current situation, the action he needs to take, and the uncertain future amidst the wildfires.Episode 1608 - Richard Gadd
01:18:24|Richard Gadd created the Netflix series Baby Reindeer as a way to work through traumatic events in his life that were hard to process. But it became equally difficult to process the runaway success of the show and the impact it had on his life. Richard talks with Marc about how his early days doing standup in the UK and writing stage shows for himself were underscored by a lack of boundaries and a feeling that something was missing inside of him. He also explains why his follow-up to Baby Reindeer is a personal gamble.