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

Tremendous episode this week. Friend and former comedian Mike Payne is on the show to discuss his comedy career and why he quit comedy. This is a thorough, honest and intimate discussion of comedy. They discuss modern comedy and the generational divide and approach to comedy between comedians who started before the advent of YouTube and social media and those that rose after. They also discuss the safe risks today's comedians are taking and how difficult professionally and personally a career in comedy (or a good faith attempt at a career) really is. A truly great episode for comedians and fans of comedy to listen to.

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Music by The Big Sexy.

After a couple of guests failed to come through, the bridge burning gods smiled on this week's episode of the podcast. J-L is on solo and tackling a subject that is near and dear to his hostile heart: Comedians' usage of Facebook. He rattles off the 10 things he hates most that comedians do on Facebook on a daily basis and how he hopes their collective habits change. Also a borderline philosophical monologue on comedians being honesty versus being their own lying hype men.

This is a must listen for comedians and a should listen for fans of comedy.

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

This is the funniest, most offensive and most thorough discussion of who should take over for David Letterman in 2015 on The Late Show. J-L holds nothing back and may in fact take way too many swings at people. Trying to speak with reason in the fact of J-L's onslaught are comedians J.P. McDade and Sid Singh. But J-L still proves persuasive.

J-L also announces the winner of the March Sadness Worst Person in Comedy tournament.

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Follow J.P. on Twitter @jp_mcdade
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Music by The Big Sexy. Get their album BARELY STANDING on iTunes.

This week J-L is solo again after a stressful week prevented him from booking a guest. He apologizes 25 times for it and then gets closer to announcing the worst person in comedy as he dwindles last week's Bleak 16 down to the Evil 8 and the Vile 4. He then offers some personal notes on the best year of his comedy career and why he almost abandoned his comedy career for the rest of 2014. He then offers some complaints about the increasingly irritating, ass-kissing culture of today's comedians. Typical happy monologue from J-L.

Last week's episode led to an all time high ranking on Stitcher so please keep on listening on Stitcher and posting nice reviews. Share episodes (if not this one then another you really like) with friends in or out of comedy.

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

This week J-L is going solo, so he talks double the sh*t to make up for it. After the usual plugs J-L goes through his college basketball bracket woes and then offers a unique comedy bracket (decided after the recording to title it the Bleak 16) in a quest to determine who the worst person in comedy is.

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

This is a really terrific episode. J-L has first time guest AJ Mattioli and returning guest Kevin Bartini on to discuss and debate the issue of gays marching openly in the Saint Patrick's Day Parade. The discussion is fun and thoughtful but starts to touch on all sorts of gay rights issues and other such things in America. Simultaneously one of the funniest and thought provoking episodes in a while.

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Check out AJ on Facebook at Mattioli Productions
Check out Kevin at kevinbartini.com
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Music by The Big Sexy

A special double episode of the podcast! And it kicks off with a message from Adam Carolla who is running a campaign to fight patent trolls.

For the first hour J-L discusses the new details about the Duke porn actress with Stephanie Sottile, who was a generous contributor to Comedy Academy, J-L's web series. They discuss other things as well, including the Law and Order Comedian-Rapist and the fact that Stephanie is living and working with her ex-fiancee, which sounds awkward to say the least.

For the second hour (at about the 58 minute mark) J-L goes in on True Detective with show fan Jason Taylor and drops a great (good at least) Rustin Cohle impression. When you are done listening you may no longer think as highly of True Detective

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

In a stellar, mega episode J-L and RPP movie correspondent Chris Lamberth give a great recap/discussion of Sunday night's Oscars. It's so great that J-L posted the episode on Monday instead of Tuesday. They break down the major awards, snubs and a bunch of other things movie related.

Please vote for J-L as Best Guest on The Black Guy Who Tips Podcast HERE:
http://www.theblackguywhotips.com/2014/02/26/official-2014-tippies-voting/

Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisLamberth
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Music by The Big Sexy.

Fighting off a case of bronchitis, J-L welcomes Corinne Fisher and Sade Pilot to discuss the freshman woman at Duke who is moonlighting as a porn star, as well as the concept of slut shaming. Should porn and other sex work be treated as different than other forms of employment? How do you define choice when someone might be choosing among terrible options? How do men and women shame each other differently? These and many other questions are argued in a really strong episode. And Corinne drops her guard a few times and actually laughs at J-L.

Follow Corinne on Twitter @PhilanthropyGal
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Sade Pilot's rants can be found on her Facebook page.

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

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Josh Homer is back for a jam packed episode this week. J-L shares news about his big trip to LA and then gets into a wide ranging discussion with Josh. It starts with a chat about the Michael Dunn trial in Florida and then (what is the opposite of seamless?) transitions to a comedy talk covering the new direction of Last Comic Standing, the slate of Comedy Central half hours and Josh's thoughts on why Comedy Academy, J-L's web series is not blowing up big time.

Follow Josh on Twitter @JoshHomer
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Get J-L's new album KEEP MY ENEMIES CLOSER for free on his website.

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

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