#NotAboutUpod with Jamal, Marianne and Cousin Todd

Jamal recorded this episode of the Not About You podcast from Newark Liberty Airport, where he shared his upcoming plans to perform at the Northwest Black Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon. He discussed his recent booking at Joker's Comedy Club in Tri-Cities for September shows and reflected on his comedy career development. The conversation included Jamal's experience being stood up on date and how he processedit, as well as his thoughts on airline travel preferences and airport experiences. Marianne and Jamal also discussed the recent Super Bowl halftime show performances by Bad Bunny and Kid Rock, comparing their viewership numbers and cultural impact.

In this solo episode of the Not About You Podcast, Jamal Harrington discussed several topics while filling in for his usual co-hosts Marianne Riley and Romeo Nash, who were on a cruise. Jamal shared his thoughts on the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl victory, praised Sam Darnold's performance, and encouraged listeners to support their local teams. He also reflected on Valentine's Day traditions and shared a personal story about an anti-Valentine's Day dinner with a former partner. The main focus of the episode was Jamal's impassioned plea for listeners to prioritize their health, particularly regarding colon cancer screenings, following the recent passing of actor James Van Der Beek from colorectal cancer. Jamal concluded by announcing his upcoming appearance at the Pacific Northwest Black Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon, and expressed gratitude to his fans for their continued support.

The hosts discussed the upcoming Super Bowl, focusing on the halftime show performances and the controversy surrounding Bad Bunny's selection. They shared their thoughts on the Seahawks' chances against the Patriots and debated the merits of various halftime show performers. The conversation then shifted to Donald Trump's recent social media post comparing political opponents to animals, which sparked a broader discussion about racism and privilege. The hosts shared personal experiences with racial profiling and discrimination, highlighting the different challenges faced by people of color in everyday situations. They also touched on the importance of having respectful conversations with people who hold different political views.

The gang engaged in an extensive discussion about various social and political issues, including the recent murder of Alex Peretti by ICE agents, the controversial comments made by a comedian about the Renee Good shooting, and the immigration policies of the current administration. They also discussed their personal experiences with law enforcement and the different treatment they receive as black and white individuals during traffic stops. The conversation touched on the double standards in how crimes are prosecuted, the mistreatment of immigrants, and the need for accountability within ICE. They shared personal anecdotes about helping coworkers and employees advance in their careers, highlighting the systemic barriers faced by minority groups in the workforce. The discussion concluded with reflections on the history of immigration in America and the need for a more compassionate and fair approach to immigration reform.

The meeting began with Jamal sharing podcast statistics and audience demographics, followed by a discussion about Tina's experiences living in New Orleans and her writing project inspired by the city's culture. The group then explored topics related to immigration, cultural diversity, and political issues, including concerns about ICE agents and the whitewashing of American history. The conversation concluded with participants sharing their recent media consumption habits and discussing football, while expressing frustration about current political leadership and the need for more transparent historical education.

Jamal and Jeremy engaged in an informal conversation about their shared admiration for James Spader and discussed their experiences in the comedy industry, including dress codes, booking shows, and managing professional relationships. They shared personal experiences about social media engagement, political backlash, and the challenges of maintaining personal boundaries while navigating the comedy scene. The conversation concluded with discussions about their upcoming projects, including new comedy series and shows, while emphasizing the importance of quality performances and professional relationships in the industry.

Marianne, Romeo and Jamal shared their New Year's Eve experiences and discussed classic movies, including "The Sound of Music" and various films featuring black actors. They explored the topic of movie remakes, sharing their opinions on which films should be left unchanged while others could benefit from modern adaptations. The conversation covered a range of topics including AI's impact on society, body image issues and holiday experiences .

With guest Compton J. Smith, a stand-up comedian with insight. The group explored Compton's comedy career and background, including his transition from corporate casino management to stand-up comedian, while also discussing various social and political issues such as racial attitudes, misinformation, and unethical business practices in the music industry. The conversation concluded with discussions about recent comedy show experiences and flooding in the Sumner, Wa area.

The discussion with guests Silas Lindenstein and Carlos Kareem Windham began with informal introductions and discussions about cultural backgrounds and experiences with identity among the guests and hosts. The group explored topics related to LGBTQ+ representation, historical erasure, and personal experiences with homophobia across different cultural contexts. The conversation concluded with discussions about recent TV and movie viewing experiences.

Jamal, Marianne, and Romeo discussed Thanksgiving plans and cooking traditions, sharing personal stories about relationships and breakups while exploring themes of financial security and health considerations in relationships. They engaged in conversations about movies, art, and cultural representations, including a detailed discussion about red flags in men's favorite films and the racial portrayal of Jesus in art history. The group also discussed skepticism about the moon landing, cultural traditions around Santa Claus and Halloween, and their recent TV show binges, concluding with plans for Thanksgiving gatherings and a lighthearted exchange about Tupperware.

The group discussed Lonnie's 35-year career in comedy, including his early experiences, challenges, and professional breakthroughs, while sharing insights about comedy performances and bookings. They explored the current state of comedy in various venues, including cruise ships and political climate challenges, while reflecting on their personal growth and experiences through comedy. The conversation concluded with discussions about upcoming shows, media consumption, and the evolving comedy scene across different regions.

The hosts of "Not About You" podcast discussed their show's progress and upcoming guests while introducing their episode guest Andrew Durrant. The conversation covered various topics including the podcast's unique focus on humorous and unconventional content, with the hosts engaging in discussions about sexual preferences and hypothetical scenarios involving bestiality. The group also analyzed a list of greatest movie villains, shared their preferences for classic films and remakes, and discussed their recent viewing habits of TV shows and movies before concluding with an interview about Andrew's podcast activities.

The group discussed the recent New York City mayoral election and explored topics around childcare costs, parental leave policies, and the societal implications of such policies. Jack shared details about his novel "Bad Pennies" and his writing process, while also discussing his upcoming projects and experiences with writing and comedy. The conversation concluded with discussions about TV shows, movies, audiobooks, and the future of written word formats, with the group sharing their current viewing habits and recommendations.

Jamal, Romeo and Marianne discussed their podcast's educational content and potential guests, including medical professionals and therapists, while expressing skepticism about certain guest requests. They shared personal stories about family traditions, including Thanksgiving cooking and Halloween plans, while also discussing the impact of rising costs on their budgets and shopping habits. The conversation concluded with discussions about relationship dynamics, household responsibilities, and entertainment preferences, including TV show binges.

The Not About You Podcast featured Tim Howard, a former political science professor turned burger joint owner in Montana, who shared his background in comedy and academic experience. The discussion covered a wide range of topics including political science, history, career transitions, and the current political landscape, with particular focus on the impact of Trump's presidency and the challenges facing American democracy. The conversation concluded with personal reflections on living in different regions of the United States and discussions about entertainment, while exploring the economic and cultural changes affecting rural areas like Montana.

In this interview, comedian and actor, Johnny Corn shared his 30-year career journey from restaurant impersonations to stand-up comedy and acting roles, including his experience in Bollywood movies and various TV projects. The conversation covered his comedy style evolution, political commentary, and social media presence, while also touching on his personal experiences living in San Francisco and his musical background. Johnny and Jamal discussed various cultural and historical topics, including their shared love for classic TV shows, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and their perspectives on current events in entertainment and politics.

The group with guest Richie Aflleje, shared updates about their cruise experiences in French Polynesia and discussed personal matters including family health issues and parenting approaches. They explored topics related to comedy performances, including the Saudi Arabia Comedy Festival and cultural adaptations in humor delivery. The conversation concluded with discussions about entertainment, including TV shows and anime, while also touching on relationships, societal norms, and the impact of prostate cancer on personal life and intimacy.

The podcast episode featured Jamal, Marianne, Romeo, and their guest Gary Stone discussing recent events including school shootings and political developments, while emphasizing the importance of respectful dialogue and inclusivity. The group explored various social and political issues including women's rights, wealth inequality, and the impact of inexperienced leaders, while sharing personal experiences and anecdotes about cultural differences and professional challenges. The conversation concluded with discussions about entertainment, celebrity culture, and upcoming plans, while touching on recent tragic events and the group's reflections on societal trends.

Jamal and Marianne discussed listener feedback about their podcast's authenticity and explored topics around polyamory, bisexuality, and relationship dynamics, including experiences with open relationships and boundaries. They shared personal anecdotes about their own dating experiences and discussed societal changes in attitudes toward relationships and marriage over generations. The conversation concluded with discussions about food experiences, TV shows and upcoming football games

The gang shared and discussed their unique travel experiences, including encounters with customs officials and unusual food items, while exploring cultural attitudes towards different types of meat consumption. They discussed racial tensions and civil rights issues in the United States, particularly focusing on recent developments and their impact on society. The conversation concluded with discussions about entertainment options, including streaming services for NFL games and various Netflix shows, while touching on broader societal issues like crime rates and the handling of serious incidents.

The team discussed their transition to streaming on Twitch and shared experiences with technical setups and social media platforms, including conversations about comedy and entertainment. They explored various topics including movies, actor career impacts, gun control, and drug use, with Jamal and Marianne sharing personal experiences while discussing safety and cultural differences. The group concluded with discussions about comedy performances, TV shows, and movie theaters, including Tommy's upcoming comedy shows and Jamal's plans for future stand-up engagements.

The group began with discussions about audience engagement and a fan of the podcast who shared his journey from Islamophobia to Islam, via email followed by conversations about comedy experiences and performances. The group explored various social and cultural topics including dating differences between regions, the challenges of stand-up comedy competitions, and the ethics of using animals for entertainment. The conversation ended with discussions about bachelor parties, strip clubs, and recent TV shows, while also touching on mental health and wellness topics.

The group discuss raccoon attacks and Volkswagen buses. Then they explored personal experiences with rural and urban living, stand-up comedy, and media consumption across generations, before delving into conversations about wrestling legends, political commentary, and social issues. The conversation ended with discussions about music preferences, upcoming comedy events, and personal matters regarding relationships and pet health.

The group discussed personal experiences and attitudes towards living costs, sports, and comedy, with members sharing their perspectives on the Bay Area, stadium atmospheres, and the importance of diversity in comedy lineups. They engaged in lighthearted conversations about bodily functions and digestive issues, while also reflecting on celebrity deaths and recent TV show binges. The conversation ended with updates on upcoming events, personal relationships, and future recording sessions, including plans for Jamal's show in Portland and Marianne's potential return to work.

Marianne, Jamal and Romeo shared personal experiences and anecdotes about various encounters and challenges they've faced, including customer service situations, unusual encounters in different neighborhoods, and unexpected moments involving flashing incidents. They discussed current events and controversial topics like the Epstein case, suspicious deaths, and alternative health practices, while expressing skepticism about government transparency and sharing personal health concerns. The conversation concluded with discussions about Jamal's new infatuation with a talented poet, their recent media consumption habits including TV shows and comedy specials, and plans for future podcast episodes including new segments and guest appearances.

This podcast episode featured a discussion between hosts Jamal, Romeo Nash, and Marianne Riley, along with guest Matt Edmonds, covering various topics related to comedy, personal experiences, and current events. The conversation touched on challenges in the comedy industry, including show production, audience interactions, and career development, as well as sharing personal anecdotes and discussing recent TV shows and movies. The hosts also delved into political issues, including immigration policies and experiences with racism, while expressing concerns about current government actions and societal problems.

The greatest bill ever passed takes flight. A $10,000,000 defense. Fourth of July? Constitution, we don't need no stinking Constitution.

Our guest is the queen of Quamedy, Lisa Quam out of Madison, WI. She keeps it real.Topics include comedy professionalism, eating disorders and so much more

This episode was too good to give a title.

Attempted robbery on the train. Countries that decriminalized hard drugs. Learning about Mr. Lukoff.

Gay pride, homophobia, "Jungle Fever", the N-word and we don't mean "ninja", Sek Thy Selecta, and more.

Learn the 15 rules of attending a cookout/BBQ. How many rules have you broken?

Doug Robinson (ADHD Podcast w/ Doug & Todd)Jack Cameron (Author, Tacomastories,com)Topics includes Sumo wrestling, tariffs, sports.

We talk about organized religion, fears, natural disasters and we tossed in some thoughts about DJT. Definitely worth a listen.

Remembering George ForemanMarianne learns some bad words and it's meanings.Jamal comes up with a "Celebrity Death Match" dream match.Ironing boards.Fun with racism.

Worst restaurant experience.Stephanie Lovins: C U Next Tuesday at its finest.Engrish...Engwish...Angwil...Whatever it is, you better f-ing speak it.

Remembering the legend, Gene Hackman. Hygiene/Pooping. Extreme Activities Scammers.

Marianne's cruise to Mexico, the chaos, Sandy Lassman we love you and we are thinking of you and Randall.

Topics include: An MRI mishap, the meanest NFL fanbases, immigration, was that a Nazi salute or was that a Nazi salute?

The rats in Houston, Texas know how to party. Homage to Sonics Guy is paid and someone watches "The L Word".

After a much needed 6 month break, Marianne and Jamal pick up where they left off as they catch up in this reunion episode.

Portland, OR comedian, A.C O'Neal spends some time with us as we chat about the envy we have for Tyrone Collins and his supportive wife, the Portland, Oregon comedy scene, interracial dating and traveling. Viewer's discretion is advised. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

We talk about music, The Peoples Room of Mobile, Emilee's talents and ideas. Quite the thought provoking episode. Push play. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

Former Bremerton, WA comedian, Kevin Ellis chops it up with us. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

Justin Hayes = A very fun recording. Have a listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

Two fantastic Pierce County comedians (Rusty & Narin Vann) join us. It was great catching up with these guys. Topics include weddings, roasting comics and weddings. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

We discuss health and we touch on Diddy's legal crisis. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

What did we talk about? I know we mentioned Matt Rife. Jamal witnesses a homeless person fight a tax payer. A bit of politics. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

We talk about Comedy/Bar's cancellation of 4 comedians at a comedy club in Seattle, WA. Do we think it's fair? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

8th Annual Northwest Black Comedy Festival in Portland, OR. Cat ownership. Lots of fun, lots of laughs. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message

We chat about: True crime obsession, Jack Cameron's work, of course racism and raising kids. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/notaboutupod/message