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Marc Maron (July 12, 2009, Queens, New York)
In one of his more daring “empathy quests”, Marc spent a day living as a section of a New York street to understand why it feels the way it does.
[Photo by Seth Olenick, SF90s]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_krtoagu5HF1qzwnrqo1_400.jpg)
Marc Maron (July 12, 2009, Queens, New York)
In one of his more daring “empathy quests”, Marc spent a day living as a section of a New York street to understand why it feels the way it does.
[Photo by Seth Olenick, SF90s]
Watch The Daily Show’s Al Madrigal talk about his favorite ethnic superheroes and Avengers vs. X-Men in the latest episode of The Nerdist Channel’s Comic Book Club.
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Totally Biased: The Most Racist Things of All Time featuring W. Kamau Bell.
Really good news for fans of delightfulness: Ron Funches (Conan, Montreal) is here!! We talk about the Black Mafia Family and the Lanford Mafia Family (Roseanne). He also reveals the secret to making him cry. Emily and Lisa are delirious and also still reeling from the terror that is Action Park’s Wikipedia page.
Kara KlenkYvette Bobalescu tells us how to rip the hair out of our crotches and other places.Subscribe, rate us and leave comments on iTunes! Here’s Facebook!
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As always, our theme songs are provided by Nate Heller.
Also, here’s that Roseanne clip:
Goodbyyyyyyye!
Sketch Saturday: “Subtraction” by Sextape Comedy
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Sketch Saturday: “Chip Wizards” by Sextape Comedy
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W. Kamau Bell on Stop and Frisk Policy in NYC
In NYC, the NYPD has instituted a “stop and frisk” policy, which is exactly what it sounds like as police officers, at their discretion, can stop and frisk citizens they believe to be suspect in some way.
On his new show Totally Biased, W. Kamau Bell explores how this new tactic to fight crime in NYC is received in Harlem. Hint: even if they got consolation prizes, people, to say the least, aren’t into it.
Totally Biased is on FX Thursdays at 11PM.
I was afforded the opportunity to interview New York comedian Mike Brown on his life, strife and upcoming feature in SF Sketchfest.
Women’s History Perspectives: Kristen Schaal
