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

J-L lays out a very detailed, organized and occasionally funny explanation of patriotism under Donald Trump. Enjoy and share!

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J-L delivers a recap of the Emmys, insights into his Big Little Lies love life, describes the future of Netflix and then goes off on texting and cell phones. And J-L ended up editing out some comedy related anger because even he thought it was too much. Enjoy!

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J-L delivers one of the funniest episodes to start the podcast and then one of the most somber episodes to finish it. He breaks down a movie he makes up called Day of Atonement after mistaking Rosh Hashanah with Yom Kippur but it is still one of the funniest things in RPP history. He then goes through a reflection of his 14 year comedy career and why he has decided on some major changes going forward with his entertainment life.

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J-L vents about being a feature, the show Power and Americans' ignorance of the importance of judges and courts in Trump's America. If it is any consolation, recording the episode was just as annoying as it will be to listen to.

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J-L is alone (and made a mistake in recording so the sound sounds more like a phone call than a high quality recording), and has gone full Jack Nicholson in The Shining. After reporting on his upcoming gigs he describes all the shows he has been watching and the feeling of loser-ness that this lifestyle has brought on. It's an oddly entertaining episode.

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J-L breaks down his celebration of his girlfriend's birthday and then gets into Charlottesville and why people who still support Trump are beyond repair and beyond forgiveness. Enjoy!

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J-L is solo today and has a few book recommendations and spends the rest of the episode asking why Chadwick Boseman is doing the combined damage of Donald Trump and Tyler Perry to black history and film.

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J-L is solo again this week. He begins with a trip down racism memory lane in preparation for his trip to Richmond this week. He drones on about the Trump presidency and laments that Al Gore is not and will not ever be president. He wraps up the episode with a reminder about George Lopez' new HBO special. Be sure to get J-L's albums to support his budget for his upcoming videos (or give money to the World Food Programme).

Follow J-L on Twitter @JLCauvin

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J-L is solo this week and has lots for the listeners. He discusses some experiences with racial sluts as he prepares for his trip to Richmond. He offers some TV recommendations and also reviews Dunkirk. He breaks down his trip to his girlfriend's mother's surprise birthday party (the episode title refers to an old saying in politics that should also apply to comedy careers) and then ends with thoughts on the proposed new HBO show Confederate.

Follow J-L on Twitter @JLCauvin

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J-L is back from a 2 week sabbatical working hard on comedy projects that will likely lead to nothing. The guest this week is Brandon Collins and the guys breakdown the Emmy nominations, while getting sidetracked several times. It is a fun and funny episode, but not very empowering for women. Enjoy!

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