Since George Carlin died two years ago, his older brother Patrick, a Woodstock, NY resident, has been writing his own stand-up comedy bits. And tomorrow, at a special free show at Habibi Lounge in New York City, he’ll be performing some of the jokes he’s penned.
The show is going down at 8 pm and will also feature comedians Brian Haley, Nate Bargatze, Danny Lobell and more. All the info you need is at comicallive.com. We strongly suggest you check out this historic, intimate show if you’re anywhere near the island of Manhattan!
Last month at Carolines in New York City, Bob Saget and a handful of his comedian friends, including Jeffrey Ross, Colin Quinn, James Smith and Jeff Garlin, came together to raise money for Scleroderma research at an event dubbed Cool Comedy, Hot Cuisine.
The Scleroderma Research Foundation describes the condition as “a rheumatic disease of the connective tissues. It is a chronic, degenerative disorder accompanied by widespread vascular deterioration and tissue loss. Scleroderma can be disfiguring, debilitating, and deadly. In the most serious cases, the disease causes severe damage and severe complications for the body’s digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems.” Saget lost a sister to the disease; he’s on the board of directors at the foundation.
The good news is that this one event — also attended by Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, Saget’s former Full House co-stars, raised $525,000 for research. Saget and friends are constantly trying to raise awareness of the disease which is said to affect 300,000 Americans. If you want to donate online go here. For more info on the disease, check out the foundation’s official site. While you’re thinking about donating, check out the video below, wherein Danny Lobell chatted with Saget on behalf of Punchline Magazine on the red carpet of the event.
We’re always very excited to share with our readers new episodes of ComicalRadio.com’s new web series Rise of the Radio Show. In this installment the crew learn that they’ll be forced keep working but at a fraction of their salaries. On air personality Chris Iacono steps up to the plate and offers his services to “perform” in a porn, which they’ll sell to raise money to supplement the staff’s salaries. Air tight plan, right? Of course not. Sit back and enjoy 15 minutes of pure comedy (Veteran comedian Joey Kola stars as Iacono’s dad). And for more episodes, make sure you check out the official Rise of the Radio Showsite.
For the past few weeks now, we’ve been posting episodes of Rise of the Radio Show, a web series produced by the folks at comicalradio.com. We just watched the newest episode, titled Stalker, wherein Danny Lobell, the main voice of the Danny Lobell Show — the radio show that airs on comicalradio.com — is being stalked by a wheelchair-bound man. This episode features appearances by Todd Barry and Colin Quinn. It’s not to be missed.
In the two newest episodes of Rise of the Radio Show, starring the cast and crew of The Danny Lobell Show, the comicalradio.com peeps are visited by comedians Patrice O’Neal, Kyle Grooms, Emo Philips and the legendary Pat Cooper. In the first of this hilarious pair of episodes O’Neal barges in on the crew to make some serious personnel changes. And then Grooms, in the second episode, is hired to give the show a more “urban” edge. Check them both out below.
Last week, we told you about a new web series called Rise of the Radio Show, produced by the folks at Comical Radio. If you’re not familiar with Comical Radio, here’s the skinny. Headed up by New York City comedian Danny Lobell, it’s a chat show broadcast in lower Manhattan and streamed through the web (comicalradio.com) every week, featuring some of the biggest names in stand-up comedy.
Now, the crew have began rolling out said series, which is based on the show’s struggle to the top of the radio game. Each episode features some great appearances by comedians you know and love. Every Sunday, there will be a new episode posted at riseoftheradioshow.com. For now, check out the newest pair of episodes, the first featuring Brian Posehn, the second featuring God’s Pottery. Enjoy!
The twisted minds at Comical Radio along with actor, writer, comedian Brian Haley have recently launched a new video webseries called Rise of the Radio Show. Based on the crew’s actual FM and Internet show The Danny Lobell Show, Rise is a hysterical look inside the goings on of struggling comedians. Each episode will feature appearances from nationally known comedians — the first episode, below, boasts JB Smoove and Dave Attell — as they visit the show’s studios in New York City.
Future episodes will feature the likes of Brian Posehn, Patrice O’Neal and comedy legend Pat Cooper. You can check out the show’s official site here. For now, check out the first installment, titled 15K, whereinone of Comical Radio’s personalities Chris Iacono gets called out for saying he’d give oral sex to a man for $15,000.
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Since George Carlin died two years ago, his older brother Patrick, a Woodstock, NY resident, has been writing his own stand-up comedy bits. And tomorrow, at a special free show at Habibi Lounge in New York City, he’ll be performing some of the jokes he’s penned.
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