Episodes

George Clooney commends Adam Sandler's dramatic acting skills. Tom Segura recounts a physical altercation over a wave while surfing. Marc Maron discusses his podcast experience, Bill Burr talks about comedy bits online, and Matt Rife reflects on selling out Madison Square Garden. The episode shifts to various TV show updates, including the revival of 'TJ Hooker' and Chance The Rapper's upcoming album inspired by Dave Chappelle's advice. Other highlights include Jay Leno's charity efforts, Michae...

A chill summer Sunday of comedy news.. 00:19 Jason Zinoman's Insights on Comedy 01:23 Marc Maron's Podcast and Interviewing Style 03:37 Bill Burr's Podcast Appearance 05:07 TJ Miller's Beer Pong Challenge 05:56 Nish Kumar on Social Media and Comedy...

John is joined by Mike Chisholm from the Letterman Podcast, to discuss 'Colbert Gate' surrounding Stephen Colbert's Late Show on CBS. The two hosts debate the viability and future of late-night television, specifically noting the financial strains and cultural impact, with references to past late-night giants like David Letterman, Jay Leno, and Seth Meyers. The episode also touches on the format evolution towards streaming platforms, highlighting Netflix's potential in live comedy specials. The...

Comedy Stock Market makes its debut in the seocnd galf, But first...Ralph Barbosa's new comedy special on Hulu, Katt Williams' involvement in the PGA tour, and Will Ferrell's upcoming golf-themed series and news about Matt Rife, Josh Blue, and...

Matt Rife has bought the haunted Annabelle doll and the artifact collection of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, planning to reopen the museum for tours. Andrew Schultz criticized Donald Trump on Instagram for breaking a campaign promise on IVF coverage. Charlamagne Tha God expressed support for Jon Stewart as a potential presidential candidate in 2028. George Lopez has a social media feud with the Los Angeles Dodgers over ICE comments. Jimmy Kimmel's Emmy campaign showcases suppo...

The popularity of Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix, Bill Burr's interview with Vulture addressing his comedy specials and political views, and Jon Stewart's criticism of Jay Leno's partisanship in late-night comedy. The episode also covers recent comedy special reviews including Mark Maron's and Dusty Slay's new releases, Colin Jost and Pete Davidson's legal troubles regarding their ferry purchase, and insights from comedians at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Additionally, the passing o...

Tom Segura's ongoing parody of Garth Brooks with a photoshopped album cover, Dusty Slay's critique of Post Malone's attempt at country music, and John Mulaney's book club recommendation, 'Shark Heart.' The episode also delves into Conan O'Brien's reflections on his time at SNL with Andy Sandberg and celebrates Marc Maron's new documentary, 'Are We Good?' Additionally, the Just for Laughs Toronto Comedy Festival lineup is discussed, featuring comedians like Gabriel Iglesias and Sarah Millican, am...

Johnny Mac highlights a fierce Bill Burr interview available on Vulture. Johnny also discusses criticism toward Jay Leno from younger comedians about his recent interview and legacy, scrutinizing his balanced comedy claim. Additionally, he covers the discontent among Joe Rogan’s friends about moving to Texas, and recent humor segments targeting Rogan on 'The Daily Show.' The episode rounds out with quick hits on Stephen Colbert’s ratings boost, South Park's Trump-Satan episode, Samantha Bee’s in...

Johnny Mac shares insights on Sebastian Maniscalco's impressive success, including his $35.5 million gross and 361,000 tickets sold in six months. Leslie Jones on her comedy journey, including a dark period after her brother's death and her love for Colin Jost. Jones will tour the US from September to November. Gianmarco Soresi talks about the global reach of his comedy through social media, Pete Davidson discusses his role in a new horror movie, Michael Palin speaks about coping with his wife's...

00:00 Introduction and Gossip Corner 00:20 Adam Sandler's Pizza Adventure 01:00 Pizza Menu Breakdown 02:01 Adam Sandler's Good Advice 02:26 MJF on Happy Gilmore 2 03:42 Rolling Stone's Adam Sandler Movie Rankings 11:57 Top 10 Adam Sandler Movies 12:33...

Johnny Mac discusses the backlash Jay Leno is facing and offers him advice on how to address his critics. The episode includes a roundup of late-night jokes from Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and Stephen Colbert, who also explored their concerns about the future of late-night TV. The episode highlights several upcoming comedy specials, including Marc Maron's new HBO special, 'Panic,' and an unreleased Dave Chappelle documentary. There's also coverage of Kathleen Madigan's upcoming show in Las Vegas...

00:30 Dusty Slay's Comedy Journey 01:35 Shane Gillis at the ESPYs 02:08 Pete Davidson's Tattoo Stories 03:53 Eddie Murphy as Inspector Clouseau 04:35 The Pink Panther Movie History 07:05 The Bob's Burgers Hoax 10:21 Edinburgh Fringe Controversies ...

Man what a horrible clickbait title, why can't Johnny Mac just tell you Maron wants Obama back. Downloads that's why. John didn't invent the algorithm, get mad at someoen else. Meanwhile, Pete Davidson's favorite SNL moment, and Bobby Lee's thoughts on his absence from the new season of 'And Just Like That.' 00:19 Marc Maron's dream guest 01:56 Bobby Lee's Surprising Revelation 03:05 Pete Davidson's SNL Memories 03:26 Upcoming Comedy Events and Festivals 04:13 Margaret Cho's New Show 04:37 Liza...

As the show celebrates its 7th annoversary. Johnny Mac brings the latest from the world of comedy, starting with the cancellation of Tony Hinchcliffe's WWE late-night event. He discusses David Letterman's remarks on Colbert Gate and Jay Leno's balanced political humor. The episode also covers Chris Rock's mystery set, and Dusty Slay's new Netflix special But most importantly, the greatest Adam Sandler reveiw of all time...a review so great, Johnny Mac is not strong enough to voice it himself. ...

In this episode, Johnny Mac discusses various comedy-related highlights, starting with Chris Rock’s surprise performance at the Laugh Factory, which earned him a standing ovation. Bobby Lee shares an anecdote from filming 'The Wrong Missy' with Adam Sandler. Tim Dillon’s podcast comments on Jeffrey Epstein raise intrigue, while Gianmarco Soresii talks about the importance of crowd work. Pete Davidson opens up about the impact of sobriety on his comedic performance. Michael Kosta comments on 'Col...

Festival's highlights are covered, along with Daniel Tosh's Kansas City dining experiences. Lastly, Dave Thomas recounts his harrowing trip to Ukraine to support the Ukrainian Freedom Fund, illustrating the human side of war and the resilience of Ukrainian people. 00:12 Marc Maron Reflects on WTF Podcast 02:33 Adam Sandler Movie Sequels 03:35 Monty Python Reunion Possibilities 04:26 Taylor Tomlinson's Life and Career Insights 05:17 John Goodman on Roseanne Barr 05:32 Robin Williams' Comedy Club...

Johnny Mac delivers the latest comedy news from the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. He covers various late-night highlights, including jokes from Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers about Trump and Epstein. Jenna Friedman discusses her thoughts on the sudden cancellation of Colbert's show, and Matt Rife celebrates selling out shows at Madison Square Garden. Additionally, Mac reviews Nikki Glaser's insights on how standup saved her life. The episode wraps up with a review of Adam Sandler's poo...

Johnny Mac reviews the New Faces Two comedy showcase, highlighting standout performances by Max Eddie, Catherine Blanfield, and Vittorio Angeloni. He also discusses Nish Kumar's views on Trump and comedy, the ongoing Montreal Comedy Festival events, and the Rise Comedy Festival in Denver. Lastly, Johnny touches on the release of 'Happy Gilmore 2' and previews a pet-friendly comedy fundraiser in Manhattan. 00:14 Review of New Faces Two 00:33 Comedians' Performances Breakdown 03:06 Intermission a...

Johnny Mac reports from the New Faces event in Montreal, highlighting performances from various comedians including Alistair Ogden, Maggie Crane, and Bruce Gray. The episode also discusses festival happenings, including upcoming shows and the usual bustling atmosphere in Montreal. Significant awards and presentations are mentioned, featuring Ryan Reynolds, Roy Wood Jr., and rising stars like Hannah Burner and Kat Cohen. Additionally, John reviews a BET article critiquing Variety's lack of divers...

Johnny Mac covers the latest in the comedy scene, starting with Gabriel Iglesias' stand-up special topping Netflix's viewership report for early 2025. Other comedians like Nate Bargatze, Andrew Schultz, and Bert Kreischer also make significant appearances on the list. The show also touches on a variety of comedy news, including reflections on Conan O'Brien's interactions with Donald Trump and a detailed rundown of the Just For Laughs New Faces list. Additionally, it features coverage of industry...

Johnny Mac covers Stephen Colbert's satirical response to Donald Trump and the unexpected cancellation of 'The Late Show.' Colbert joked about his newfound freedom to be open about his opinions, especially about Trump, now that the show is ending. He raised questions about the financial rationale behind CBS's decision, despite 'The Late Show' being number one in ratings. The episode also features comments from Jon Stewart, fellow late-night hosts, and industry insiders, all pondering the financi...

Colbert/Stewart/Letterman stuff will be handled in a bonus epsiode midday. Johnny Mac delivers today's comedy news discussing Theo Von public challenge to Vice President JD Vance over the Jeffrey Epstein files, and Marc Maron's long-standing rivalry...

This binus epsiode covers Rob Schneider's scathing Fox News op-ed calling Colbert's show "wafer thin Democratic propaganda." John Oliver's reaction Could this be the best thing that ever happened to Colbert's career? Should the Democrats recruit him for that open South Carolina Senate seat? And what does Jon Stewart—Colbert's friend, manager-mate, and executive producer—have to say about it all? Get the show without ads. Five bucks. For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app w...

In today's episode of Daily Comedy News, Johnny Mac highlights major developments in the comedy world, including Nate Bargatze's new distribution deal with 800 Pound Gorilla. Bill Burr shares candid jokes about immigrants, Donald Trump, and Jeff Bezos from his recent Abu Dhabi show. Adam Sandler talks about the joy of working with his daughters, and John Mulaney's upcoming appearance at the Texas Tribune Festival is announced. The episode also discusses podcast chart rankings, focusing on the de...