Chris Kelly writes for HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher. He won an Emmy for his work on Michael Moore’s TV Nation. He’s been an editor at Spy and the National Lampoon, a staff writer for the Late Show with David Letterman, head writer at Politically Incorrect, and a writer/producer on a half dozen network situation comedies, some long-running and some that barely aired at all.
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Surviving Chris Kelly Episode 1002
Chris Kelly writes for HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher. He won an Emmy for his work on Michael Moore’s TV Nation. He’s been an editor at Spy and the National Lampoon, a staff writer for the Late Show with David Letterman, head writer at Politically Incorrect, and a writer/producer on a half dozen network situation comedies, some long-running and some that barely aired at all.
ZACK FORD is the LGBTQ editor for Thing Progress.
Comedy Writer & Author Ian Gurvitz
Comedy Writer Ian Gurvitz is the author of “Freak-Out: The 2016 Election and the Dawn of the American Democalypse.”
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Benji Aflalo Stars in “Alone Together”
Comic Benji Aflalo stars in the new ABC Family sitcom “Alone Together.” Listen to entire episode here: Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
Marc Maron From Netflix’s “Glow”
Marc Maron is a comedian who hosts WTF and stars in the Netflix series “Glow.” He talks about his career hitting rock bottom in 2009 and podcasting his way back up to emotional and financial solvency.
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Throwing Shade’s Colleen Werthmann Returns
Comedy writer Colleen Werthmann talks about her move to Los Angeles, writing on the new TV Land series “Throwing Shade”, David’s manipulation tactics, how both Republicans AND Democrats cannot get past others exterior, underestimating voter’s financial despair, the peril of Trump’s looming presidency, and the idea that China poses more of a threat than Russia.
Film Critic Michael Snyder reviews Eye in the Sky, Loving, Hidden Figures, Zootopia, Jackie, and Neruda.