Length
59 minutes
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Word count
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Sentence count
995
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Comedian stand-up comic Sarah Silverman joins Jemele to discuss the current crisis in comedy, and why it s time for a new kind of comedy: political comedy. She's joined by Amy Poehler, Maya Angelou, and Amy's husband, Matt Walsh, to discuss what's happening in the world of political comedy and what it means for the future of comedy. And why comedy can't survive in an intolerant environment like the one we're living in now. It's time to laugh at ourselves, because if we can't be funny, then who is going to tell us how to be funny? And we have to be willing to take a self-effacing self-deprecating self-debriefing self-referencing self-affirmative self-judging self-defense self-defeating self-intimacy self-denial self-deception self-sabotage self-inductive self-doubt self-self-deceitself self-deliberate self-enlightenment self-coaching self-discussation self-criticism self-compassion self-relevance self-improvement self-comedy self-promoting self-exercise self-care self-expression self-awareness self-compliment self-apologetic self-celebrity self-gratitude self-service self-acceptance and so much more and much, much more! In this episode, we talk to a bunch of famous people who have made their lives making their living making people like you and me laugh. and have made a living making us laugh at themselves. We talk about how comedy can no longer survive in a world where it s no longer funny, it s not funny, and that comedy can t survive in the real world, and it s now time to start laughing at ourselves in real life, and how we need to be more funny, not less funny. And that we can t be funny without being funny, no matter what we can be funny in the public sphere in this episode of Comedians Who Have It All, by Jemele and Amy, by Rachel Maddow, by Alex Castellani, by the way, by way of Rachel, by chance, by virtue virtue virtue and by virtue and not by virtue, by fact, by not being funny at all, by being funny in any way, at all by not having it all the time
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