Listened to a comedy podcast where they were talking about how different it was back then

[CuntFucker .]

The internet changed everything, man.

I'm looking for a podcast where they list which cities are good to do stand-up in. Any recommendations?

 

[ShockJockRobot]

I'm looking for a podcast where 2 road middles discuss how "wokeness" is destroying comedy.

Is there anything like that?

 

[Queefer Sutherland]

How about that podcast about comedians who do comedy for a living and then talk about being a comedian who talks about comedians doing comedy for a living?

 

[PrincessAlena]

How about a pawdcast of women comedians who talk about how hilarious their vaginas are?

 

[DMAN]

Has anybody ever said that people are way too sensitive these days!!! It's crazy man.

 

[Stent]

It would be great if there was a comedy podcast where comics tell each other who is funny.

 

[satanssockpuppet]

Everything was, of course, way better back in the day. Why, back in the day, you could see a hot chick and just rape her, anytime you liked. No one cared. Most of them even liked it. And the coloreds. Back then you could say "fuck you, nigger" and everyone would grab a stick and start hitting them, and they were cool with it. Some of our all-time best NFL running backs got their start that way. Chasing niggers and raping chicks was just what you did, you know?

Back in like 1979 or so, Rodney Dangerfield was on the Carson show. He comes out, dumps a quarter ounce of Peruvian on Johnny's desk, and just starts inhaling the shit. Didn't even chop it up. Mabel King was the other guest that night, Rodney saw her and started leering at her and making jokes about slave masters. Then he pulled out his balls, jumped on her chair, straddled her face and started yelling "suck those balls you big fat nigger bitch!". Johnny was dying. And no one got all "outraged" or "cancelled". Yeah, things sure were better way back then.

 

[cardwell]

Any good podcasts by professed comedians who, instead of being funny, give a self-serious appraisal of yesterday's news?

 

[Podcasting 101]

It would be great if there was a comedy podcast where comics tell each other who is funny.

I'd also like to know who's a "beast" that "murders" on stage.

 

[Stent]

I'd also like to know who's a "beast" that "murders" on stage.

I like it when they recreate another person's jokes but do it poorly and with lots of hand animation and sound effects. Especially when they both start laughing uncontrollably before even getting to the punchline.