Episode #1161
Jerrod Carmichael & Jamar Neighbors
Books mentioned
The Bible
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 01:18:12
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Best Evidence
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 01:34:13
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Jerrod Carmichael and Jamar Neighbors discuss the influence of the Comedy Store’s late-night culture, stand-up preparation, artistic authenticity, and how comedians develop or resist a recognizable style. They also explore depression, exercise, meditation, cultural outrage, censorship, conspiracy theories, and Jerrod’s expanding focus on film, television, and music.
What they talked about
- Comedy store atmosphere and history
- Richard Pryor's bombing and old recordings
- Stand-up context and comparison culture
- Late-night TV comedy spots and format
- Meditation and exercise for mental health
- Cultural appropriation and outrage
- Moon landing conspiracy theories
- JFK assassination and Zapruder film
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