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By Ryan Meehan Jen Kirkman is a stand-up comedian and a New York Times Bestselling Author. Her first book, “I Can Barely Take Care of Myself (Tales of a Happy Life Without Kids)” hit shelves in April 2013. Her follow-up book “I Know What I’m Doing & Other Lies I Tell…
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by Ryan Meehan The high energy, take-no-prisoners comedy of Alex Pavone is not to be missed. An honest storyteller, Alex uses his Italian background and tales of colorful acquaintances to weave a laugh-filled web of comic excitement. Born and raised in Woodbridge, Ontario, Pavone has been making crowds laugh since 2007. Recently,…
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by Ryan Meehan Having started in church, Mike Paramore has performed and competed in various venues. In addition to being a former featured comic for Time Warner Cable OnDemand, Mike was a finalist in the World Series of Comedy in Las Vegas, and the grand prize winner of the…
JFI loves the DH rule. J-Dub thinks it’s for communists and homosexuals. Don’t think you already know the arguments, because you don’t. … Read More Point-Counterpoint: The Designated Hitter
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by Ryan Meehan Alan Hunter was one of the five original video jockeys on MTV from 1981 to 1987. He is currently a host on the Sirius XM Radio’s “The 80’s on 8” channel, and co-owns the production company Hunter Films with his brother Hugh. The two brothers also…
There’s two sides to every story, and ESPN’s ditching of Mike Ditka is no exception.… Read More Point-Counterpoint: Why ESPN Ditched Mike Ditka
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by Ryan Meehan Jena Kingsley was born and raised in New York City. She attributes everything she knows about comedy to a loving yet dysfunctional family. Her name is pronounced Jena, like Jameson, but only one N. Her parents spelled it wrong. Most recently Jena has made her mark internationally with…
J-Dub and Eight Three Seven breakdown the Big Game in their usual irreverent way. Its more than just a game, its a cultural event, and these two got you covered for it. … Read More The Dubsism/First Order Historians Super Bowl 50 Extravangantacular!
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by Ryan Meehan Tim Dillon is a New York based comedian and writer. He has been featured in the New York Comedy Festival, performed on Gotham Comedy Live on AXS-TV, and was recently on of the Top 100 finalists on Season 9 of Last Comic Standing. He co-hosts “Stewed: A…
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub and Jason from Indiana We’re just a few short weeks away from the Super Bowl, and this past weekend four very good teams bit the dust. Seattle got smoked out of the box, their comeback being too little too late. Pittsburgh…
Black Monday has come and gone. Some survived, some didn’t, and some may have just delayed the inevitable…… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Sometimes, The Last Cut Is The Deepest
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub and Jason from Indiana While I’m an animal lover, I also adore meat. It’s just fucking delicious. But most of us don’t get to experience how the many different forms of that wonderful delicacy make their way to our dinner plates.…
Bruce Burns joins us to talk about the legendary Philadelphia college basketball institution.… Read More Tales of Depression and Sorrow: The “Big Five”
Your team might be able to win, but the odds say they can’t. We’re here to break down the “Dirty Dozen” still standing in the NFL.… Read More The Definitive Dubsism/FOH Assessment of the Twelve NFL Play-Off Teams
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by Ryan Meehan Comedian and television personality Brian Unger first came into the public eye as an original correspondent and producer on “The Daily Show”, and was named one of Entertainment Weekly’s “100 Most Creative People in Entertainment” in 1998. Ever since then he has been a staple within the industry, appearing in numerous television shows and…
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub and Jason from Indiana As much as we’d all like to pretend the following fact is not true, we are all going to die. Death as defined as the cessation of life is every bit as real as the fact that none…
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub and Jason from Indiana Well, it’s finally here. This will be the last week of the NFL season for 20 of the thirty-two teams in the league, and nobody could be happier to hear about that than yours truly. I can’t…
Last night, the unthinkable happened. The Washington Redskins won the NFC East, and Jay Gruden became “hot property” overnight.… Read More Conversations Not Meant To Be Public: Jay Gruden Realizes He No Longer Needs Daniel Snyder
JFI’s latest installment on NFL Coaches who are about to go the way of the Death Star.… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 9 – The “Star Wars” Edition
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by Ryan Meehan Originally from New Jersey, Anthony DeVito is a NYC based comedian. He was one of the “New Faces” at the 2012 Montreal “Just for Laughs” festival, has appeared on “This American Life” made his television debut in 2014 on AXS-TV’s Gotham Comedy Live and was the…
