Johnny Mac delivers daily comedy news, highlighting Pete Holmes’ LA Times “perfect Sunday” itinerary centered on family, local shops, vegan eats and nonstop stops from coffee and children’s books to Donut Friend, the Huntington, Crossroads Kitchen, Largo, and late-night Norms. He recaps a Forbes conversation where Jerry Seinfeld and Nate Bargatze discuss breaking past a 60-minute barrier, corporate shows, love of performing, and analogies to surfing and golf, plus a golf/mini-golf bit premise. Jo Koy and Gabe Iglesias recall Jo turning down a road opportunity and discuss playing Riyadh as comparable to corporate rules. Jim Breuer promotes his YouTube series “Funny How God Works,” says political “noise” is exhausting, and describes the physical toll of his act. Kathleen Madigan tells Psychology Today you can’t really teach funny, humor helps underdogs cope, and industry gatekeeping has shifted from in-person meetings to emails and links.
 
00:16 Pete Holmes Perfect LA Sunday
01:54 Donut Friend And LSD Story
02:59 Huntington Largo And Late Night Eats
03:56 Seinfeld And Bargatze On Craft
05:44 Mini Golf Bit Workshop
06:06 Jo Koy And Gabriel Iglesias Rules
06:30 Jim Breuer Faith And Noise
07:15 Breuer Physical Act And Focus
07:52 Kathleen Madigan Can You Teach Funny
 

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