Best Jack Carlin Podcasts (2026)

Jack talks about being included on the Colgate Comedy Hour, not knowing the show was off the air because of his broken tv, and not trusting companies that have three names.

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Howard Chaykin 1:00:09

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NSFW Language Warning! Howard Chaykin is a Writer & Artist who pushes boundaries and pulls no punches in both mainstream and creator-owned comics. From the very first Star Wars comics adaptation to his original series American Flagg! & Time Squared, with network and syndicated television shows in between, he’s got distinctive style on the page and …

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Out First (George Carlin 1993 from The American Comedy Awards) 4:59

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Jerry Seinfeld and Julia Louis-Dreyfus introduce George Carlin to open the show.

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Class Clowns (George Carlin 1987 from the American Comedy Awards) 4:26

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George Carlin explores the unlikely origins of stand-up comedians.

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Lifetime Achievement (Steve Martin at the American Comedy Awards 2000) 5:02

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Steve accepts the award by thanking everyone he knows.

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Explaining Standup (Ray Romano & Kevin James at the American Comedy Awards 1999) 3:05

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Kevin acts out what a stand up comic does while Ray explains what he's doing.

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Explaining Voting (Ellen DeGeneres from the American Comedy Awards 1992) 2:48

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Ellen explains the award voting process.

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Club Members (The Smothers Brothers from the American Comedy Awards 1993) 3:13

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The brothers give a speech on the awards that may or may not be given during the show.

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Cyber Ernestine (Lili Tomlin from the American Comedy Awards 1996) 3:19

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Lily performs as Ernestine online.

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Comedy Glut (Martin Mull and Fred Willard from the American Comedy Awards 1991) 3:42

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Martin and Fred talk about how the trend is to be a comedian.

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Tribute to Moms Mabley (Whoopi Goldberg from the American Comedy Awards 1987) 3:55

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Whoopi does an impersonation of Moms Mabley.

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Nice Night (Steven Wright from the American Comedy Awards 1987) 3:01

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Steven performs a bunch of one liner jokes from his dog to his prescription glasses.

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Traveling with Trump (Judy Tenuta from the American Comedy Awards 1990) 3:02

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Judy talks about traveling on Trump's plane and talking a walk.

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Shakespeare (David Alan Grier from the American Comedy Awards 1997) 2:54

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David talks about the original comic Shakespeare.

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Tribute to Carl Reiner (Steve Martin and Mel Brooks from the American Comedy Awards 1991) 4:54

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Steve and Mel talk about Carl maybe not deserving the award

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Under the Stage (Gilbert Gottfried from the American Comedy Awards 1991) 2:39

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Gilbert talks about rats having sex and the movie Deliverance.

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Phone Call to God (Ellen DeGeneres from the American Comedy Awards 1991) 3:16

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Ellen acts out a phone call to God.

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Why? (Sinbad from the American Comedy Awards 1993) 2:54

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Sinbad talks about why should comics get awards.

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Suicide Sketch (Jerry Stiller, Anne Meara) 1:27

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A man wants to commit suicide and his wife gives him several reasons why he shouldn't do it.

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Possessive Wife Sketch (Jerry Stiller, Anne Meara) 2:10

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A man tries to break up with a woman for being possessive, but she won't hear anything of it.

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Presidents (Jackie Mason) 4:47

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Jackie talks about how it's hard to please everyone, President Carter laughing too much, Carter being all talk and no action, the confusing energy program, Roosevelt's way of talking, and how other presidents compare.

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Hand-Me-Downs (Tom Dreesen) 3:25

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Tom talks about his religious family, the racially diverse town he grew up in, learning new words from black kids, going to Catholic school, and having to wear hand-me-down clothes.

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Stand Up Routine (Milton Berle) 2:43

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Milton talks about tv shows becoming more risque, tv shows showing married couples in the bedroom, and never missing an episode of his own tv show.

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Tennis (Marcia Wallace and John Ritter) 4:58

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Before going out on stage, Marcia flirts with John Ritter; once on stage, she talks about Hollywood, playing tennis, and explains the process of how tennis balls, courts, rackets, and nets are made.

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Don't Talk Sex (Jackie Mason) 4:39

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Jackie talks about sex, tough Jewish soldiers, concerts not being that important, and how ridiculous it is that being naked is considered vulgar for people, but okay for animals.

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Never Played This Stage (Red Buttons) 2:16

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Red talks about all the people throughout history who haven't graced the theatre that he's onstage at: Grizzly Adams, Billy Carter, Phyllis Diller, Henry the 8th, Fay Wray, Moses, and Charles Lindbergh.

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Marriage License Test (Jan Murray) 4:05

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Jan talks about how getting marriage licenses should be harder than getting driver's licenses, getting older but still feeling young, and a doctor's suggestion for staying youthful.

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UCLA Marching Band (Henny Youngman) 3:46

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Henny tells jokes about criminals, his wife, married couples, dumb people, doctor visits, and his time playing football; in between jokes, a marching band plays.

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Lynn Johnston 1:30:03

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Artist Lynn Johnston is the creator of For Better or For Worse, the beloved daily comic strip featured for decades in newspapers worldwide. This episode, we plunge into the world of comic strips, newspaper syndication, and what it's like to be an artist before, during - and even after - wild success in newsprint.…

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Klaus Janson - Part 2 of 2 46:52

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Part 2 of 2. Klaus Janson is an artist eminence who is best known for his collaboration with Frank Miller on Daredevil and The Dark Knight Returns. In fact he knows how to do every comics creative role from writing to pencilling to inking and coloring. He’s revered amongst colleagues and students alike for his skill and insights. He welcomed Gorf t…

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Klaus Janson - Part 1 of 2 57:07

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Part 1 of 2. Klaus Janson is an artist eminence who is best known for his collaboration with Frank Miller on Daredevil and The Dark Knight Returns. In fact he knows how to do every comics creative role from writing to pencilling to inking and coloring. He’s revered amongst colleagues and students alike for his skill and insights. He welcomed Gorf t…

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Jim Shooter - Part 2 of 2 48:48

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Part 2 of 2. The conversation continues with Part 2: Jim Shooter (R.I.P.) was the youngest writer in DC Comics history (13 years old!), and later the Editor-In-Chief at Marvel Comics during a seminal period of upheaval and evolution. Jim gave us the full spread of his sharp opinions, no-nonsense insights and professional best practices. We were sur…

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Jim Shooter - Part 1 of 2 1:08:35

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Part 1 of 2. Jim Shooter (R.I.P.) was the youngest writer in DC Comics history (13 years old!), and later the Editor-In-Chief at Marvel Comics during a seminal period of upheaval and evolution. Jim gave us the full spread of his sharp opinions, no-nonsense insights and professional best practices. We were surprised to learn of his passing shortly a…