Comedian, actor, writer, and producer Roy Wood Jr. came through to talk about how the pandemic and uprisings, all the “lost tapes” from 2020, how comics have shifted, why he partnered with Comedy Central, and why his home state of Alabama means so much to him.

Host: Dan Runcie, @RuncieDan, trapital.co

Guest: Roy Wood, Jr @roywoodjr, roywoodjr.com

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It’s Time for Stand-ups to Prepare for the Worst - Roy Wood Jr, Vulture
Black Patriotism Sketch - Father Figure special, Roy Wood Jr.
Roy Wood Jr’s Rap Song “Smoothie Song”

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Roy Wood Jr. on How 2020 Changed Comedy, His Comedy Central Partnership, and Why Alabama Means So Much to Him

It’s Time for Stand-ups to Prepare for the Worst - Roy Wood Jr, Vulture

Roy Wood Jr’s Rap Song “Smoothie Song”