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

J-L is solo again this week and discusses his past, present and future in comedy and NY.

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Music by The Big Sexy.

J-L is exhausted and alone on this week's podcast. He discusses his new day job and its implication for his unpaid media empire and his problems with successful comedians offering comedy counsel. Last, but not least, makes a desperate plea for someone - anyone - to get his SNL reel to the people that matter at NBC.

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Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes

This week's episode is a classic return to the Righteous Prick format. Sensing a future of too much Seth Rogan and James Franco, J-L invites Andrew Schwartztol on to discuss and debate whether these guys are talented geniuses, or on the long death march to becoming the next Adam Sandler (at least in Rogan's case). And then things get extremely heated towards the end. Fun episode, also with a through recap of the worst weekend of J-L's comedy career.

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Music by The Big Sexy.

This may be the biggest and best episode of the podcast ever. Seriously. First off (after J-L declares his potential future with Cleveland) goes on in detail of his problems with Anthony Cumia and his defenders. That alone would made for an explosive episode, but then J-L sits down for a terrific discussion of comedy, booking and naming names with Cleveland Improv general manager Lee Herlands. This really should be an episode you share with friends to get them to become fans, either for the current events take, the comedy insights or both.

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Music by The Big Sexy.

J-L starts the episode with a semi-informed discussion of Supreme Court cases and promotes his upcoming appearances in Cleveland and Chicago. Then he chats with this week's Last Comic Standing cast off Jimmy Shubert to discuss how he is not Pauly Shore's father.

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Music by the Big Sexy.

J-L is solo today, but it is a power packed episode. After the usual house keeping issues J-L gives a tour de force on the NBA Draft as it relates to his beloved Utah Jazz (and how the Utah Jazz gave him the racial harmony he was missing at home), the horrible mistakes the NY Yankees are making and why he is not a Derek Jeter fan, the best show on TV this year and a powerful, well-reasoned rant on behalf of real nerds in this era of fake nerds.

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Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes

After directing listeners to his treatise in defense of Lebron James, J-L has red hot comedian Mark Normand on the show to discuss his semi-final departure from Last Comic Standing. Normand gives a very detailed description of everything from his hotel to his encounter with the judges to his HIV scare (and actual illness) that may have cost him a trip to the LCS finals. Absolutely great episode talking comedy.

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Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes.

J-L comes out swinging in this week's episode. He first discusses the news that he has been banned by two clubs in Texas. He then discusses the tragic car accident of Tracy Morgan and the hypocrisy it reveals about the #ComedyFamily about dealing with tragedies of famous people.

After all that J-L sits skypes with Joe Zimmerman about his great set on Last Comic Standing, but not advancing. J-L then espouses why he feels there is an agenda behind this year's LCS that is both unnecessary and failed to yield the top 28 of 100, at least according to how the show was edited (which is obviously a big qualifier).

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Check out J-L's Texas blog that got him banned here - http://jlcauvin.com/?p=5656

Check out J-L's new sketch video featured on The Adam Carolla Show:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuNsmlfjTWs

Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes.

J-L starts the podcast with some big news one week away and then discusses the two television shows that occupied his weekend: the disturbing Game of Thrones episode and the amazing The World Wars on the History Channel.

J-L then sits down with comedian and friend Brian Jian for this week's Last Comic Standing segment. They discuss Brian's experience of flying out to LA on NBC's dime, having a great set great interactions with JB Smoove... and then not getting a second of air time on television.

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

A jam packed episode this week! J-L goes One on None to discuss his many issues with hashtag activism, changing gender roles and gun violence in the wake of the UCSB shootings. It could have stood alone as a provocative solo episode, but it is only the first half! The show takes a much lighter turn at the 54 minute mark when J-L has a chat with Ben Kronberg for this week's Last Comic Standing recap. Ben did not advance, but got the most notice when editors and Roseanne shaped his set for America to see.

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Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes.

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