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Speaker 1: Callarogashock Media. Hey, Johnny Mack with your daily comedy news.

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I think we're all crushed and sad and just really

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upset that the Knicks lost on Monday Night. Michael Jay

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is blaming the President of the United States, which I

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got to say is totally unfair. The reason the Knicks

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lost was because of the crooked referees. That is the reason.

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Call some fouls both ways, guys, I digress. Michael Jay

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posted on Instagram, you just had to invite Trumpty Dumpty

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Spurs one fifteen New York Knicks one to eleven. Knicks

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play tonight at eight thirty. Johnny Mack plays volleyball at

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six thirty. Should be a big night. Conan O'Brien has

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partnered with AI cybersecurity firm Adaptive Security. Conan O'Brien will

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start in a fifteen part training series. I wonder how

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much he's getting paid for this, because fifteen's a lot.

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Conan can't be cheap. These AI people have money. Conan

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will star in a fifteen port training series four Customers,

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exploring the various cyber threats emerging in the AI age,

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from voice cloning and impersonations to the ever present threats

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like phishing and even physical safety. Each episode of the

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training series, available to Adaptive's enterprise customer base, begins with

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Conan O'Brien deploying a bit that's relevant to the episode's topic.

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Conan said, I teamed up with Adaptive Security just to

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figure out what these kids are up to. Turns out

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it's pretty cool. The company reportedly has raised more than

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one hundred and forty million dollars through several investment rounds.

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Some of that went to Conan O'Brien. Dave Chappelle will

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return to the Cornfields of Yellow Springs, Ohio this summer

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for Dave Chappelle's Summer Camp, a new run of shows

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at the Weiriga Pavilion. The new dates are July first, second, third,

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August twentieth, twenty first, twenty second, and August twenty seven

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to twenty eight, twenty ninth. Tickets available today noon local

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time at ticketmaster dot com. The sixth edition of Dave

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chappelle Summer Camp celebrates the sixth anniversary of the Cornfield shows.

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Remember they started, If I recall correctly during the pandemic

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in six years, that sounds about right. No phones, no

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smart watches, no accessories, et cetera, et cetera. It's a

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Chappelle show. Guests maintain possession of their devices at all times.

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It can access them through the event only in designated

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phone use areas. All devices will be secured in yonder pouches,

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et cetera, et cetera. Anyone seen using a device during

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the performance will be escorted out by security. Mark Marin

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is beginning to do press for in Memoriam. He plays

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a comedian with just six months to live. He's pushed

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to connect with the daughter he's never met and finds

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himself questioning what truly matters. Mark says, if you're can

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make it funny and make a point, you should make

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the point. And people on either side will resist the

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idea of popsics being part of comedy, but it has

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to be. And if you have something to say and

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your principles are sound, you should figure out a way

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to say it better. If it's funny, just try to

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make it funny. Howie Mandel and Brian Posain are in

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a new music video. This is a collab between German

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band Electric Callbol and The Offspring's Dexter Holland. The two

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released a collaborative song called let the Good Times Roll.

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In the music video, we see how a Mandel, Brian Posain,

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and John Goblekhan Remember that guy. Yeah. A new documentary

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is celebrating being able to make fun of the president.

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It's called Playing Potus. It's not just about the current president,

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it's about making fun of all the presidents. Dana Carvey,

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Will Ferrell and Alec Baldwin were at the Tribeca Film

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Festival and they look back on their presidential impersonations. There

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was also a panel discussion with SNL writers Jim Downey

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and Robert Smigel, as well as James Austin Johnson, who

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plays President Trump on Saturday Night Live. James shared how

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he gets another role. He said, I'm trying to think

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of a guy who's been working in retail for like

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five decades, in a corner, in an uncomfortable chair somewhere.

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He's just doing that to whatever new workers walking past.

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alone in a room, and it'd just be saying all

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that stuff. The panel moderator asked James Austin Johnson if

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he has some degree of empathy for the president. Johnson said,

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from the way that I do him, you're a moron.

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live are sometimes mistakenly under the impression that he loves

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Donald Trump, and they wind up walking out. Johnson said,

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the secret weapon that he's deployed, which is that he's

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you know, funny, intentionally and unintentionally kind of hilarious guy.

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to vote for somebody, but it's been extremely powerful. Johnson said,

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military and seems to target individuals? Yeah? I hope my

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name never comes out of his mouth. Senior letters to

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James Austin Johnson. Jim Downey said he sometimes feels like

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usually these days. Down He said, our cold openings were

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only political about a third of the time. That shifted

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political sketches in the mid eighties, and Lauren began to

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we had an obligation of the public to something political upfront.

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and Chevy Chase. Robbie Hoffman told people, I don't want

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to jigs anything, but it's pretty good to be me

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right now. She says this current stretch has come after

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years of grinding and TV writing in the stand up circuit.

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She said this level of success out of the blue

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would not feel manageable. What's happening with the heated rivalry boys.

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up to highway speed for a while. She is thankful

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for John mulaney, who directed her first stand up special,

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Wake Up. Robbie says, he's like a Knight in shining armor.

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about her. It feels like Batman and Robin and my

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name's Robbie. Some quick housekeeping. I'll get into this a

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little bit more on Friday. Starting on Saturday. For Saturdays

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in the summer, I'm going to do deep dives on

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single topics. This week's topic will be Shane Gillis, next

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week will be Tony Hinchcliff. So among the reasons I

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am doing this is search engines are changing the way

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they're doing things, and I need to create some content

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that has longer to make sure the show shows up

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and hopefully that will lead to more downloads and more

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people checking out the episodes. Plus, candidly, it's summertime and

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the summer, that's what that's all about. I'll get more

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into it on Friday. And again, it's an experiment. Much

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like Comedy stock Market was and Comedy Survivor was. This

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And if you all hate it, let me know in

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the Facebook group Daily Comedy News Podcast Group. I'm not

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offended if it sucks and then we won't do it anymore.

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But I think it's pretty good. I've recorded three of them.

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They came out pretty well. Jeff Foxworthy caught up with

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Atlanta magazine. Good placement there. You know, it's interesting. I

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He's doing some press. I just didn't feel like I

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had anything to ask Jeff about. Great guy. I have

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nothing but great things to say about him. He's been

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very helpful in my career. But you know, I'm slow

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like using one this time. But Jeff did speak with

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Atlanta magazine, and when comedians asked Jeff for your guidance,

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he says, nobody has your life experience, nobody has your

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point of view. The sooner you let your stand up

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be you, the better it'll work. That's just part of

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the learning curve, he ads. I think you need to

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do it every night for ten years, and all of

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a sudden you have a style. His biggest piece of

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advice is you need to hang out in comedy clubs

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with other comics so you can see how materials perform,

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developed and honed, as well as how comics find their

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He'd watch people like Seinfeld and Stephen Wright. He said,

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copy it. Comedians would tell Jeff to tone down his accent,

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and he said, I tuck my heels in. I'd think,

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where I come from, You're the one with the stupid accent.

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I thought this was interesting. I've never heard this story.

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and Robert Plant, you know, the singer from led' Zuppa

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and La Guy, walked in to watch Jeff Foxworthy. After

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the show, Foxworthy sought out Robert Plant. Plants old Foxworthy

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he was funny and said people from London would often

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make fun of the way that Robert Plant spoke when

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Plant was growing up. Fox Worthy said, I kept thinking

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as he spoke to me, Holy hell, Robert Plant likes

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redneck jokes. Steph Tolev is having a year, so are

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the folks at Tom Sigor's YMH Studios. They are teaming

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up Steph Tolev's podcast, Steph Infection Well premiere with YMH Studios.

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Guys today, which means her career is going to shoot up.

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this week. That's a great crew to be running with.

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With Steph Infection, Steph Tolev brings the same no holds

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bored and hilarious, honest approach that has made her a

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fan favorite on stage. The podcast features conversations with guests

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that deliver outrageous stories about the human body, medical mishaps,

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intriguing Ailment's health quirks, and more. Late Night reports that

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Outside Tonight with Julian Shapiro Bornham will premiere June seventeenth.

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which I'm sure are amazingly popular and have never once

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has never once hit my algorithm. Outside tonight, we'll take

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with celebrity interviews, live music, games, and audience interactions staged

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in parks, plazas and street corners. So we'll see that

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it's a week from now now. I did look up

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twenty two thousand views. That is not going to cut it.

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Arch Barker will have a new album out on July

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seventeenth that is called The Mindfield. You've got that via

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Blond Medicine. On the Minefield, arch Barker encourages the audience

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reflect on questions insufficiently explored by science, such as what

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is consciousness. He also takes on topics like meditation, masturbation,

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and traveling over an now to eat mediocre pizza. Track

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listings include New Zealand, Travel Tips, Night Boner, and Coffee

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Breath Blues. Meanwhile, up in Canada, the Great Outdoors Comedy

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Festival annually combines gorgeous green spaces and belly laughs. Once again.

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They're doing events in Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Mississauga, Vancouver and Winnipeg.

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Now the show's July seventeenth through the nineteenth. In Edmonton

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and Winnipeg. Are Pete Davidson, The Not So Canceled Disease,

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Red Comedy Festival, Matt Riife, Jordan Jensen, Hassan Minhaj, Robbie Hoffman,

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Ronnie Cheng, Jimmy o'yang, and Adam Ray as Doctor Phil.

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Then in Halifax in August, you'll get Nicky Glazer, Fortune Fimester,

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Steph Tolev, Trevor Wallace, Ryan Long, Andrew Schultz, Lucas Zelnik,

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Cam Patterson, who by that time will probably have anoulys

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he's not returning INESNL, alongside Matt Rife and Adam Ray.

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That's good. Now in Calgary August twenty eighth to the thirtieth,

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you'll get Mulaney, Bill Bird, Signatoro Bob the Drag, Queen,

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Mittel Lane, Mike Brobiglia, Langston Kerman and Jordan Jensen. Meanwhile,

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if you're in Vancouver and you know that you are,

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Anthony Justin, Nick, Pete Holmes, Bruce Bruce and Pete Lee

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will join Pete Davidson, Bill Bursteftlev Adam Ray, Jeffick Currey

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and Matt Rife at Brockton Point in Stanley Park. If

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you're in Ontario, you gotta wait till September eleventh. You

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guys get Nick Kroll, Fred Armison, Matt Matthews, miss Pat

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Grace O'Malley. Now, if you're not overwhelmed by those names,

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they're joined by John Mulaney, Jeffic Curry, Hassan Minhaj, Ronnie Chang,

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Adam Ray, Mike Berbiglia and Jordan Jensen. You'll find that

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at Mississauga's Erindale Park. And that is your comedy news

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for today. Right it's June. You're sharing the show? Are

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you telling everybody? Especially Canadians, just be like, Hey, Canadians,

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nobody talks about us. This guy did like a whole

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three minute segment at the very last item in a show.

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So if you're Canadian today, you're going to tell a

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friend about the show, and you can tell them they

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can follow a show on Spotify where comments are open,

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and they're going to click that little button that says

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turn on notifications so that they never miss an episode.

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You're all going to do that, all right, Canadians. You

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guys are trustworthy. You're going to do that for me.

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Coming up tonight, the New York Nicks take on the

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San Antonio Spurs. That's where I'll be if you're looking

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for me. See you tomorrow.