Righteous P***k w/ J-L Cauvin

J-L thought The Avengers was a B. He could have let it go but with The Avengers smashing box office records and the nerds saying that it is as good or better than The Dark Knight, it became impossible. Entertaining with hit and miss dialogue and much too long the movie had its flaws.

Joining J-L is the show's movie correspondent Chris Lamberth who slightly defends The Avengers. The conversation then moves on to The Hunger Games and why it is better than The Avengers, as well as an unintentional preview of some Summer movies.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Get their album "Barely Standing" on iTunes.

Yes, and? Try hell no is J-L's opinion on Improv. But he gets slightly schooled on different types of Improv and decides that only some forms of Improv are "sub-saharan Comedy AIDS."

But before this great debate on the merits of Imprcv, J-L goes off on the excessive love for The Avengers.

Apologies for the audio difficulties this week, but it is worth listening to.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Get their album "barely Standing" on iTunes

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No conventional pet creeps J-L out more than cats. And to defend America's sneakiest and most arrogant pet is comedian Mark Thomas. The two discuss Thundercats, nicknames for cats, creating a cat fighting circuit and cat on cat murder. This podcast is dedicated to the memory of Duke, a terrible cat murdered by an even worse cat named Billy.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Get their album "Barely Standing" on iTunes.

It's J-L's birthday. So instead of a formal argument he talks comedy with Josh Homer. Topics are HBO's Girls, Time Out NY's Funniest 50 NYers and Bill Burr's rant against alt comedy.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

J-L doesn't mind going for a jog, but 26.2 miles seems like a bit much to him. With the Boston Marathon just passing it seemed like a good time to take a marathon runner to task for her runnning habit. So the guest this week is Deanna Culbreath a runner who races in marathons and ultra marathons (including a 150 mile race). J-L challenges her choice to spend her life running and mocks the handicapped and the deceased in an effort to prove his point.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

America now has a Tattoo Barbie. This alone would justify an entire podcast, but when everyone from dumb chicks to accountants are now inked up like Hells Angels, J-L really fumes. He has comedian, and former Marine, Oni Perez on to discuss his 4 (and counting) tattoos and the culture of ink.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

Of all the things J-L thinks is ruining society, few match his distate for texting (even though he does it with frequency). He spars with comedian Phoebe Robinson, a text-obsessed young woman over whether texting is ruining society and whether women are the biggest culprits of rudeness while texting. AND CHECK OUT J-L's NEW CD "TOO BIG TO FAIL" AT WWW.JLCAUVIN.COM WHERE IT CAN BE DOWNLOADED FOR FREE FROM APRIL 4-APRIL 30

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

Baseball is America's pastime, which is weird because we are an ADD society of Tweeters and baseball is long, slow, boring and corrupt. J-L argues for baseball's demise, but pint size comedians Rachel Arbeit and Joe Pontillo combine their love of the Yankees and Mets (respectively) to try and defend a 20th century sport in the 21st century.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

After discussing the highs and lows of his recent trip to Cleveland, J-L goes toe to toe to toe with married couple comedians Abbi Crutchfield and Luke Thayer on the most overrated show on TV, Mad Men. J-L argues that the show is style over substance. Abbi and Luke say some stuff.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

J-L loves bar food, but the dominance of the chicken wing at bars pisses him off. So he decided to interview Ryan Hohman, eater of 2011 wings in 2011 and the self-proclaimed "Ultimate Wingman," to tear down the chicken wing.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

Inspired by the male-only Congressional hearings on contraception, J-L decided to tackle the constant debate of women's place in stand-up comedy ("second funniest gender") with three male comedians. The discussion actually developed into a very thoughtful discussion of gender and diversity in comedy. And since there were no women it remained pretty funny. In all seriousness, J-L hopes to actually have a follow up with female comics one day if any will agree to enter his apartment.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

Taking a slight break from the full on debate format, J-L has comedian and ABC Family enthusiast Chris Lamberth on to discuss the Oscars and movies. The conversation covers all things Oscar and Hollywood.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

J-L likes dogs. Dogs that have a purpose or a use or are just big and fun. But he is absolutely against small dogs for a number of reasons. Fortunately he can argue beyond his opening rant because his longtime friend and fellow comedian Pat Breslin was in the studio to defend the honor of small dogs, including his own, an emasculating Shih Tzu named Leo.

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Music is provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

It's Valentines Day and J-L is in no mood for romance. The episode starts with J-L discussing why this V Day will suck for him and how Whitney Houston's death is bad timing for those with romance trouble.

The guest this week is comedian and baked goods enthusiast Chelsea White. She spars with J-L over the explosion of cupcakes in NYC. J-L then argues that cupcakes are just another way that rich white women are destroying society.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

In an effort to be timely J-L verbally assaults AMC's most popular show (it's not Breaking Bad so it's personal), which returns to the air on Sunday February 12th.

J-L begins the podcast with a discussion of the Super Bowl, his prescient hate for the phenomenon of Betty White and his disgust with his beloved Utah Jazz losing to NYC Comptroller John Liu.

The podcast then kicks in with a discussion of The Walking Dead with comedian and zombie fan Dan Soder. Fans of The Walking Dead will never be able to take the show seriously again.

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Music by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

J-L sits down with co-founder of Comedians At Law Sebastian Evans to discuss sushi, the official food of d-bags and vapid chicks.

J-L begins the podcast discussing his comedy "career," the audience member who wanted to stab him in the face and why Christina Aguilera's calves are bad omens.

J-L & Sebastian then discuss sushi. Sebastian proves knowledgeable about sushi and to be pretentious and arrogant about food, even by sushi aficionado standards.

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Music provided by The Big Sexy, whose album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

J-L sits down with Comedian Josh Homer to debate the status of the current King of Comedy, Louis CK. Naturally the discussion involves masturbation. J-L and Josh debate and discuss CK, comedy sainthood, writing styles, Bill Burr and Louie - the most inconsistent show on television.

Music is provided courtesy of The Big Sexy. Their album, "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

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J-L sits down with his friend, MMA enthusiast and fellow comedian Jim Dodge to discuss America's fastest growing sport/sanctioned criminal activity. It is a lively discussion that touches on Affliction t-shirts, roofies and other scholarly pursuits of MMA fans.

Music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes

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Episode 2 features a discussion of Neil Patrick Harris star of the atrocious How I Met Your Mother, so naturally J-L brought in a gay man and a woman to defend his honor since those are his fan bases. They discuss weak acting, the weak CBS comedy lineup and making a business decision to become gay. J-L has ALMOST fixed all audio problems - this episode's audio features "J-L speaking too closely to the microphone."

New theme music provided by The Big Sexy. Their album "Barely Standing" is available on iTunes.

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It's the debut podcast! With the NBA season back J-L wanted to start with a friendly debate on Kobe Bryant's legacy with Kobe defender and comedian Brian McGuinness. They have been waging war for seasons on Facebook over "The Black Mamba" and now it is on iTunes for everyone to judge for themselves. The discussion covers Jordan, LeBron, awful nicknaming techniques, the "Jaw Face" and Kobe's time in Colorado.

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