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Jeff Maurer

Political comedy writer, known for his Substack blog "I Might Be Wrong" and his work on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. His commentary on political discourse is featured in this episode.

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17 snips
Jan 13, 2025 • 1h 26min

Episode 243: Elon Musk Discovers The Grooming Gangs Of The UK (with Jeff Maurer)

Comedian and writer Jeff Maurer, known for his Substack 'I Might Be Wrong,' joins to tackle the somber issue of grooming gangs in the UK. They delve into the disturbing history of sexual exploitation in Rotherham, analyzing systemic failures that allowed these crimes to fester. The conversation also touches on Elon Musk's criticisms of gender-based violence and the cultural implications of AI personas on social media. Throughout, Jeff blends humor with critical commentary, highlighting the urgent need for change amidst serious societal issues.
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Feb 27, 2025 • 59min

Jeff Maurer: Revenge of the Low-Flow Toilets

Comedian and former EPA employee Jeff Maurer brings humor to the quirks of government policies, such as the infamous low-flow toilets and paper straws. He discusses the oddities of environmental regulations and the frustrations of recycling practices. Maurer critiques everyday annoyances, like the penny’s pointless existence and the hidden junk fees in services. With entertaining anecdotes, he explores complex healthcare billing and a passion for making policy issues accessible and funny.
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Aug 17, 2024 • 1h 10min

Episode 225: Can Anybody Stop NYT Pitchbot's Infuriating Descent Into Annoying Dumb Lameness? (with Jeff Maurer)

Jeff Maurer, a former writer for Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, joins to delve into the quirky intersection of comedy and politics. He shares insights on how political shifts have warped the nature of humor and the challenges comedians face today. The conversation gets spicy as they critique the New York Times Pitchbot and explore the evolution of media satire. Maurer also reflects on Conan O'Brien's influence on comedy and the absurdities of online influence and merchandise. Tune in for a mix of laughs and sharp commentary!