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In this episode, Jim and Derek are joined by Big A to discuss what Back to the Future Part 2 actually predicted correctly. Then, we go back in time and kill as many people as possible to create huge tangents in our timelines!

Panelists: Jim, Derek, Big A

New Jersey’s bad boy Mike Marino joins us to talk about growing up in an Italian household and the challenges he faced becoming a comedian. In this episode, we explore his experience with the stage, slang terms, and how he used comedy to push out racism within his own community.

There's nothing like hanging out with Grandpa to learn things you can't learn anywhere else. Like stories about when Bill Cosby endorsed pudding! And if you're lucky, Grandpa will take you exploring in the attic. Who knows what you'll find there! Written by Bob Merlotti. Voices: Andy Bobrow, Kathy Nagler, and David Gerbosi. Recorded by Michael Casentini at The Network Studios. Mixed by David Gerbosi.

Mike's a Southern boy who softened a bit after movin' West....... a bit.

We talk about the words "faggot" and "nigger", loving all people, dark chocolate, the Rebel Flag, ass-eating, family, and a Legal Mexican Immigrant who voted for Trump.

For Your Chys Only
Thought Of Train
The English Reserve
Cathouse of the Mind
Good Fences Make Bad Neighbours
Apostrophising
Off with Their Heads and in with Our Bins
Out with The Him and in with The Her
Little Joe
Make It Happen
OBO!
The Sand Is Always Greener
Behind the Times with Rory Ginlott
Scott? Johnson? Barber?
Make It Happen Again
Little Julia
Make Make It Happen Happen
Twain of Thought

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Nick Dipaolo met me at my apartment to talk about how he's not a conservative and how Libertarians feel about conservativism and political correctness. Fun podcast and I finished it only minutes before I leave for Scotland for all of August. So long, America.

Playwright, comedian, writer, producer. Scott Carter is all of those things plus Executive Producer of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher". He's also one of the smartest guys I've ever hung out with. A great storyteller, he mixes fun facts into his tales, and delivers them in a riveting fashion. You'll love this peek behind the curtain of one of my favorite shows. Big thanks to Michael Addis for interviewing Scott for the podcast.

His play "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord" is up now at the Geffen Playhouse. Click tickets. Running now through Dec. 21st, 2014. Run don't walk

This episode is just over an hour and 15 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and "like" us on Facebook please.

Playwright, comedian, writer, producer. Scott Carter is all of those things plus Executive Producer of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher". He's also one of the smartest guys I've ever hung out with. A great storyteller, he mixes fun facts into his tales, and delivers them in a riveting fashion. You'll love this peek behind the curtain of one of my favorite shows. Big thanks to Michael Addis for interviewing Scott for the podcast.

His play "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord" is up now at the Geffen Playhouse. Click tickets. Running now through Dec. 21st, 2014. Run don't walk

This episode is just over an hour and 15 minutes. Do rate us on iTunes and "like" us on Facebook please.

In Part 2 of the interview with Kevin Rooney, we begin with Paul digging up a clip of Kevin in the movie "When Harry Met Sally." Rooney talks about his move from NYC to California, his first TV spot on Evening at The Improv, getting on the Tonight Show, and his long relationship with Jay Leno.  Paul also asks Kevin about his move from standup to TV writer/producer working on Emmy Award Winning shows like the Dennis Miller Show, Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, and as a producer on My Wife And Kids & 'Til Death. 

Kevin's showbusiness Homily's are quoted quite a bit by Judd Apatow and Dana Gould, so Paul's asks him what it feels like to be a showbusiness veteran and what projects he would like to work on in the future. The two also finally get into some sports by discussing  the Super Bowl and talking about how easily those NY Giants/NE Patriots Super Bowls were to going the either way.