Johnny Mac discusses Bill Burr's feature in The New Yorker, where Burr reflects on the temptations and challenges of fame, and his approach to comedy. The show also covers John Mulaney's Netflix series, noting its initial success and subsequent decline in viewership. Additionally, Johnny highlights insights from the comedy industry, including Nate Bargatzes profile in Esquire, Paramount's halting of a civic initiative project linked to The Daily Show, and changes at Just for Laughs under new ownership.

00:00 Introduction and Bill Burr's Profile
02:18 John Mulaney's Netflix Show
05:58 Nate Bargatze's Rise and Style
08:14 Paramount's Civic Initiative and Just for Laughs

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