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by Ryan Meehan Memphis born actor Jerry Minor is known for his work in such feature films as Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, I Love You, Man, and Beer League. Minor was a cast member and writer on NBC’s Saturday Night Live from 2000-2001, and was also a…
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Photo by Mandee Johnson by Ryan Meehan Alex Edelman is a Boston-based comedian whose one-man show “Millennial” won the prestigious Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Newcomer in 2014, the first American to accomplish that since Arj Barker won it way back in 1997. He’s had the chance to…
A “What if?” aimed at what might happen if we re-cast certain classic characters with some from the world of sports?… Read More The Dubsism View Of Iconic Movie and Television Characters As Played by Sports Figures
Have you ever written something on a blog or said something in a podcast that turned out to be so horribly wrong that you got buried in thousands of emails telling you how stupid you are. J-Dub has, and in today’s podcast, he explores some topics where he did just that. … Read More Radio J-Dub, Volume 21 – The “Takin’ it in the Butt” Edition
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by Ryan Meehan Sarah Tollemache started her comedy career in middle school by winning Most Humorous in her 8th Grade Class. Seven years later decided to take the stage at a local open mic in Houston, TX and has been doing comedy ever since. After developing a voice in…
What happens when all your teams suck.… Read More Radio J-Dub, Volume 20 – The “Victim of Love” Episode
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Photo by Mindy Tucker by Ryan Meehan Ben Kissel is a host of several shows and podcasts in NYC. Since 2010 Ben has explored true crime, paranormal research, sports and politics on Cave Comedy Radio and has appeared weekly on The Last Podcast on the Left, Roundtable of Gentlemen,…
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by Ryan Meehan Twenty-nine year old Comedian Brooks Wheelan was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa but raised in the sleepy little town of Manchester in Delaware County just forty-five minutes north of there. He attended the University of Iowa, where he received a degree in biomedical engineering. Somewhere along the…
Paybacks can be a bitch, as Roger Goodell found out late last night.… Read More Conversations Not Meant to Be Public: Robert Kraft Drunk-Dials Roger Goodell
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by Ryan Meehan Chris Franjola is a writer/comedian born and raised on Long Island. Chris was a writer and a regular performer on E!’s hit show “Chelsea Lately” for 8 years. Together with the talented writing staff, Chris wrote over 3500 episodes while performing on the show more than anyone…
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian Will Miles has been featured in the New York Times, Huffington Post, Time Out Chicago, The Village Voice, and was voted one of the funniest comedians of 2014 by Brightest Young Things. He has appeared on Comedy Central, National Public Radio, and Saturday Night Live. Most recently,…
The American and the British are two sets of sports fans separated by their mangling of a common language, as is evidenced by the bizarre names they give their teams. … Read More 10 Weirdly Named British Soccer Teams and Their American Sports Counterparts
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by Ryan Meehan Hailing from beautiful Covington, Kentucky Jay Armstrong is one of America’s funniest scumbags. His style of comedy delights degenerates and high society alike. From observations of the world he has a general distaste for to accounts from his personal experiences there is a little something for…
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian John Caparulo is perhaps best known as the under-dressed everyman on the E! hit show, Chelsea Lately. Cap, as he’s known by his friends and fans, has also made multiple appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Comedy Central Presents, Jimmy Kimmel Live, The…
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by Ryan Meehan Justin Martindale is an LA based comedian originally from San Antonio, TX who has been seen as a guest on E!’s “Live From E!” As well as the series “Worst Thing I Ever…” In 2014, he was the co-creator for the hit Funny or Die web…
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian Jennifer Bartels is an actress and funny lady who resides in Los Angeles and NYC. A graduate of East Carolina University, she packed up her B.F.A. in Theater and headed to NYC where she studied and performed at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater on numerous improv…
Before you threaten to sue me, at least know what the hell you are talking about.… Read More A Symposium for “Internet Lawyers”
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by Ryan Meehan Solidly ensconced in the 30-40 demographic, comedian Todd Glass may now be considered ineligible to be labeled a wunderkind-but he certainly was one, having launched his career in comedy at age 16. Since that precocious start, the Philadelphia native has developed into a polished performer with…
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by Ryan Meehan If there is a club, hall, bar or basement that needs jokes, Larry XL is ready to entertain. Larry XL is a favorite with audiences from the Bahamas to Canada. He’s been a finalist in comedy competitions in his native Baltimore and neighboring cities like Washington,…
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by Ryan Meehan Carmen Ciricillo has been touring nationally since 1990 and has created a humorous routine about life as a contractor which everyone can understand. In 1991, after an appearance at the Laugh Factory near Chicago, Carmen was asked to perform for the Northern Illinois Home Builder’s Association. That’s when the word spread…
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