I'm glad you guys are making such an informed decision about the film, and about how uniformed others' decisions about the film are. Don't let it bother you that the critic saw it and you didn't.

So by your math, one black standup at a time should get work in Hollywood?

So by your math, one black standup at a time should get work in Hollywood?

He's been performing for a lot more than six years. At least a dozen. Not sure where you got that idea.

He's been performing for a lot more than six years. At least a dozen. Not sure where you got that idea.

To clarify: we didn't go to school together. He was already a local headliner in SF when Jordan and I were in school in Santa Cruz. He did a couple Santa Cruz shows that we booked, and guested on the show a couple times back then, along with a couple of other amazing SF comics - Jasper Redd and Brent Weinbach. Jasper…

To clarify: we didn't go to school together. He was already a local headliner in SF when Jordan and I were in school in Santa Cruz. He did a couple Santa Cruz shows that we booked, and guested on the show a couple times back then, along with a couple of other amazing SF comics - Jasper Redd and Brent Weinbach. Jasper…

Well, we did it for four years together in college before we started JJGo. We didn't really have a specific plan for the long-term, but it was never a short-term project.

Well, we did it for four years together in college before we started JJGo. We didn't really have a specific plan for the long-term, but it was never a short-term project.

Ghaleon, I think the tone I took with Colt (and he was on board and did a wonderful job) had to do with explaining why a pro wrestler was on my public radio show, and what his role was to a public radio audience that has no connection to wrestling at all. On JJGo, he's just sitting in with us, and it's a very…

Ghaleon, I think the tone I took with Colt (and he was on board and did a wonderful job) had to do with explaining why a pro wrestler was on my public radio show, and what his role was to a public radio audience that has no connection to wrestling at all. On JJGo, he's just sitting in with us, and it's a very…

Thanks, guys!

Thanks, guys!

I can only speak for myself, but there are folks who go on the radio every day for twenty or thirty years. Their shows usually aren't as personal as ours are, so the churn of the news cycle helps, but work is work. And this is our work. We enjoy our work, but we are professionals. It's always been fun for us, but it…

I can only speak for myself, but there are folks who go on the radio every day for twenty or thirty years. Their shows usually aren't as personal as ours are, so the churn of the news cycle helps, but work is work. And this is our work. We enjoy our work, but we are professionals. It's always been fun for us, but it…

"The guts to press hard"? Yeesh. You seem like a real sweetheart.

She writes about it in the book. Basically: actors get replaced in pilots all the time (this is very true). It wasn't really Tina Fey's choice (also true). You can't really argue with the results (very true). Fey went out of her way to carve out a role for Dratch after replacing her, but the tone of the show changed…

Well, text is a very different format. The interview (and I) get a much bigger audience in a venue that we love, and The AV Club gets content that they like for free.

Well, I think the fact that she was "on TV once" is directly in opposition with your assertion she's a nobody. In fact, she was one of the stars of a really culturally important show for quite a long time. And she's brilliantly funny and talented, as well. She's also in a very unusual personal situation - having a kid…

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