the robot must protect its own existence with hey folks, next up, great canadian and a savvy business mat. billy burst partner over there at their podcast network al madrigal and they've got, i think they've got 65 shows on the air now. all different lily bends podcasting. it's the new prairie. people were out there and habiting it. now madrigals got a nice cho, hold in for good cat, too. funny cat. now magical right after this. dennis miller plus one. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. i'd say that i love interviewing meetings, but this cat has got a lot of slashes, isn't that curriculum?

the actor, comedian al manager go, i'll talk to the comedian part of them up front, each co founder of all things comedy pot podcast. now work alongside bird and folks put it home i but the water bill bird brings to this cat. i know it must be super because i think birds one of the 10 funniest guys who are stand up comedian and a killer 2 and a smart man aus known for his work as a correspondent for the daily show with jon stewart for 5 season. he has also appeared as an actor and shows like about a boy gary, married and welcome to captain. you'll see him next. this is interesting, nice side turn here to get into the marvel universe in the film. more vs not mobius, but more b. s. alongside jarrett let tow not jay leno. jared lead to lead a lot to go out and do, let me go ahead and do a one inch jared letter j letter show any fox. i want to tell you

and it's in theaters. marvia says chance 28. i went around the cape a good home, but a good chat, l. madrigal, how are you? great, great, awesome to be here. like a huge fan. so. yeah, yeah. well listen, let's bar seems like such a man. i don't know why i've talked to him, but he seems like a good, easy tastic business partner as well because we've been aligned on this things since the very beginning and started in 2010. we that farmer. yeah. so we sort of knew that business people were going to try to sink their teeth into podcasting. and because it, you know, 20056789. it's just comedian and audience. and then advertising started to come in. and then here come the middle men, so we wanted to own the distribution network, and comedians are prolific. you know, you are able to, your re movies, books, tv shows like with all the businesses that you can spin off of being

a comic. so we wanted to let comedians own you know, as much as they possibly do. who you guys arrive at that light bulb simultaneously . i was ranting in the comedy store parking lot in 2010 business in 2012. we are the number one comedy podcast network in the world right now. and we were number 10 overall like we've, we've got broadcast, see george lopez. he's amazing and he's still living by brother. could. we used to say about side cats rising story. go across the street. pizza comes back with 8 minutes. you know it really a nature like that. you know his podcast. neat land is doing great. we have another show called the dollop. that's and bobby leaves tiger belly. him of a dollop is david anthony and gareth reynolds and they do history. so they go and back. it's really a great show you love it. so they actually de surprises garrath with

just facts. i actually guessed it on a show when they were talking about this is a long time ago, but a religion that had a flash in the pan and there were lorenzia and or something like that. and who is? yeah, exactly. it was a very popular religion for a moment for a moment, you know, and so he had, does all the research. and then garrett is such an amazing improviser. the comes on and just wow, as jokes to go along with it right away. so here it's almost like mystery science, theater. 3000 with the encyclopedia, exactly. bringing stuff on them. so, you know, we've got a ton of shows and you know, i go to lake george lopez and who's not doing a podcast. like you need to be doing a podcast, there's no latino is in podcasting. same thing with philippe as far as we've got him on there. he's a great comedy. many people under the tunnel at this moment. how do we have about 60 shows right now? yeah. and then we're making a couple movies here. we did the patrice o'neill documentary so quietly sort of kicked. wow. now one of those things, when somebody comes in and buys those things,

it's for big, big robbers. i read in that world and i bailed out on because i don't know i'm towards the i don't, i just don't want to work hard. i doesn't do the podcast, but mine wasn't like whoa and up or anything, but i had fun doing it. but just not the time in my life to be working hard, but i do see the numbers that fly across the my god, it's crazy. if you hit on one of those shows you're doing very well and it feeds your touring. so a guy like nape or gas, he is on the road. and you know the podcast is feeding, he's really engaging with his audience. and so the podcast feeds is ticket sales. and so he's a perfect, perfect energy. yeah, perfect. and it's, it's really good much time you spending on being the william paley of this thing. and how much time you still doing stand up, stand up is had to take a little bit of a back. this, or the pandemic. put the nail in the coffin of

a stand up comedy career and then did you know that you had business chops before this? i was, i worked for my parents family business from the age of 1932. and i was a business major. and when i got into stand up and you know, i was in so annoying a comedy clubs. i walk around the country, it was like patrick tracy walking in roadhouse. i go the bar tender, stealing creditor on money was really a journey. so it was way like, came in your dorm and just said re co kids in the front row. what are you guys doing here? oh burma, this is a andrew stand up when you were in the lot. most was this is a cat i should be in with. oh, i remember one of the 1st nights we hung out. we went down to the improv because he just showed up in l. a. and so it's got spots. and i was doing that little circuit where i was going comedy store,

laugh factory in problem and pop down in prob he comes with me, jumps in the car and it was daily show corresponded. now michael cost on stage. and he's a great comic, great guy. and we're friends, but i've seen him for the 1st time. he's just freshen from detroit and he goes, i don't know this next guy is, but if you want to good intro, you better come up to me and talk to me beforehand. said bill no to about you. so bill saying there aside and i go i can swear on this or oh yeah, i go get off they she just bring me up the think that's ready, said the new orleans and just get off. bring me up. i introduce myself, you're just not remembering i go do your job, the job and there was a weird like every comedy is on the nights. so it was like he wasn't. listen there's. there's nothing more attitude, no than the the gatekeeper, the star gate keeper, as opposed to the comedians,

or 5 like the comedians were all kind of normal. but there's always a cat who is not great at it, but he ushers the people up on stage. he often has the biggest attitude and a really, really true. it's like the guy who couldn't get up the other wrangling. yeah, i go just bring me up like that. it was an asian night and i just meant i spent 8 minutes just reaming them and bills in the back. and i think we became a media friends playing all the comics or die. and because i just won't stop. and that's part of the reason why probably boom, yeah may, whether just more of your rubber norm when he'd light into a teacher who said some of the norm macdonald, there's a great video of him with an idiot in the crowd. and it reminds me in the movie aliens where he could have put her out immediately as you could have in the 1st 2 minutes. but you keep it like aliens where they keep the husk barely alive so they could feed on. yeah, mary, just credit for a particular i, again would just found myself just getting so frustrated like and just like trying

to tame drunks to like i lost a patient for patients ward and i go on stage and i play around with them and then try to get back to it because for the most part, you know, i'm a storyteller, and i have a 15 minute story. i want to know that it has, that requires you to pay attention. so if you're doing largo and people are sitting and there's no way you know, great, but if you're at the store, right, yeah, very david story. yeah. larry bri up there and he'd be killing stuff. why go? i don't think it was a hand java. it's more fun than that. it's a hand fiesta i hand parade, and like crowds not even listed it. and larry would look like you could see him. i really usually mean he's to walk on stage and just look at the audience go. but i don't think so, just really just up the door. that's fantastic. i feel the same exact way here, jerry. even before they were larry and jerry had a certain place in their own head, i'm not even called egotist to go,

but they demanded a certain level respect because they knew what they did was good jerry's dollars to get that. if i get to the city and there's nobody there to meet me, i'm on the same plane because it returns back up. you know, at some point you get so disrespected, when you're stand up your worst. at the beginning the you gotta lay down some ground rules just for your own self and yeah i, i, i would go into shows, i think this is when things switch for me as a standard comic. i was like 7 years in and i knew i was good. now you were tied up and at that point, you know, i think leno says 7 years. it's like being a lawyer, 7 years to get your law degree. and then another 7 years to actually be a good lawyer. it's the same thing with sort of like 14 years and you really go out to get taught in comedy class. just somebody asked me to write when i got to l. a. and i said the exact same thing and everybody was like, so discouraged. they're like 14 years. i got to do this for 14 years. yeah. yeah, this is stop on the way now for kids, but back when we're doing it,

i don't know about. yeah, well i, i couldn't believe i was a stand. i'm married pre ap. i'm here. he's like, i started at 28 in 1998 and so are free. yeah. well that there is a magical joke right there. i absolutely love that observation. melissa will take a break, then you might not have time for the to go up there and do 15 at the what was the good times review was always a tough club for me in new york, but you are acting. and this sounds like your high visibility project, more b. s will pick l brain about it after the breakout. magical. dennis miller plus one . awesome. oh hazard financing, survival guy. when customers go buy, you reduce the price,

then l reduce a lower that's under cutting. but what's good for food market that's not good for the global economy on organ is composed of many defensive pipes, such as a sense, broad. so not quite right to make those organ in a test tube. in visceral, talk to him up with an idea of using kind of on buddy about of developing a sort of final reactor algorithm. so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most of us. that's how we find meeting and how we make sense of our place in the silicon valley. see,

don't mention in that slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the self, where humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. but we're sold, as is miracle automation, behind your screen, it's a long rouble workforce that feeds algorithms for next to nothing. on a very good day, i can do $5.00 now. a really bad day. i can do penson. he's workers are invisible by design. it's about labor costs, but it's also about creating layers of western new responsibility between those who solicit this kind of work and need it. and those who do it a hey folks, welcome back to dennis miller plus one. i've been a good time with fellow comedian actor l. madrigal and he is the co founder of the all things comedy podcast. and let me add the keyword here,

network network vs dollar point share when this thing eventually i alongside the great, the brilliant build bar also has pedigree over there, john stewart, for 5 seasons and an actor and shows like about a boy, but now moving into it sounds like the fast lane. i don't know much about jared level, but i certainly saw him in the dallas film with mcconnell and he was great when they asked yeah, more be a, tell me about a marvel sony marvel universe. and so sony owns all the rates to spiderman. so there chartering, we did the for these new time using right, but massive one of the biggest. and sony now can spin off all of the super villains, go in that spider man universe. and more of us is this great anti hero along with venom. so this sort of pairs up with venom. and to me entire tom hardy that the tom hardy, one that they just that did extremely well for them as well. they've got

a bunch of these coming out. so imagine this to, you know, it almost syncs up with, let's say 64 to 66. and american filmmaking, when the anti hero bonnie and clyde, people like that became you could, you could 10 poll film off the if you show them layered enough, and it sounds like they've done all the heroes in the marvel universe. you mean now they could do the job and i went back there building towards like a sinister 6 and they've got, i think, craven, the hunter is another one every now. yeah. youth. and so more be is, is a part of that whole universe and it's super cool being a comic cook fan. yeah. i guess i'm 68 years old. and so i had dared double one, and i let it go. i was, did you really? it was in the yellow. oh my gosh. yeah. and it's, it's very cool. so i get to spend 2 and a half months in london shooting this thing. and that was awesome. got you understand about there that was actually part of that. how to transfer. you know

what i found? everyone is so nice. you can have looked up on the stage. i haven't such a mean streak in me. so i what construction? there's people heckling, i'm like me to shut up. i don't know who told you who could talk, but whose other previous you know many how badly i want to hit somebody with the but of this mike, stand. i drive you crazy on the other side of the road. oh, well, it's just, you know, i was, i go, my name's magical. my full name is alessandra laborious madrigal and madrigal and somebody goes, caesar salad, and i go see what the, you told them, i can step out of the ways of italy. they are, they do reduction, absurd salad because a guy yells out. and so anyway, it was really fun had but i'm, they are ty reese's, my partner, i have all, you know, i got to and they have the strength. but when scenes with michael keaton and shared lego and jill, me works a whole different world brother. when you think about us,

sharon, i comedy condo, where it had andromeda strain on the shower. her go over there. you're in clara. mar. got rules, milk make. it's not broke. we all strows. it's really great shakes, joke about the road. be in this and you know, run now now he died. yeah. and i've told this story, but cancel this, but i have to tell my fellow comedian, he was a great comedian, a bit of a bush about lit little, but he was very hip. ronnie shakes, did a great job about how the roads always the same. he says, so i was at the newark airport last night at the newark, mary. it's clipping my toenails at the edge of the bed. one of toenails flew off into the shag carpet, i couldn't find. i went to sleep, flew to st. louis the next day for a good checked into the airport, mary, out the edge my bed there was a toenail and the rug is fit. perfect. so it's the boot. it really is. and it's just a, i mean when you're in your early twenties, that's great. but you know, and, and i have teenage kids that i'd like to see,

i know aren't going to be long for the house. so i'd like to hang out with everybody. but when you get the call to be in more v as in go to london, k kids, i'm going to london. now, when i told my kids, i got the daily show, they were 6 and 9, and i go to my 9 year old, they go, hey dad, he's got a great gig, it's a big one. and i go, i, it's in new york though, and it was like a pat on the back, like, have a great time when you go to new york and we'll stay here and you can kill your self flying back and forth. i wish that you know, and john dropped out. i thought he would do the carson thing where you just never saw me get his back and i haven't seen it yet, but i guess he wanted to do a longer form interview or something. and there's so many platforms now, but for a while they're here, john did? yeah. like, i think so. i mean, i personally, if you would, if i get the opportunity to get a lot of stuff to do oh, garden, next to you and i work off, i have no compunction or qualms about living easy life. and i like,

i like to come in here and these people are nice. i get to scratch my brain talking to nice people, but this is it, i'm off the road. i want to go on with some college kid. no, no, no emotional human. really because i took the job to put him in a room like typing, and i did an interview i was doing the road in like the coconut grove in probably just one of the worst clubs in the country. and was that for you? yes, there was a horrible shut down. it shut down. okay. got it. yeah. the managers were co kids and so co for 40 years after that was oh, yeah, and i was there. i saw a woman's hair catch on fire. no into the thing. no one helped the staff, her friends anyway, they went over on off chance. you might be free base as prior. so i'm on the radio and i did an interview with richard belzer, who is in france, said he said he was gardening on a cell from gardening, by a waterfall. i'm like,

i'm going to do that. so you know that guy, your cup 2 years ago, bells or wrestler. yep. he was interviewing air cups and i said the bell can you hear he's here it goes, i used to but i also have a place in france. trail waterfall, exact. and he's happy, you know, he was the 1st guy now, and i don't know who mattered to you as a site, but when i 1st saw belzer catch, he was like anton love, a lion tamer, brutal and something went off in my head where i said, oh, i see they don't want you to be kiss or they want you to be adapt. if you're presumptuous enough to stand up there with amplification and lighting, they want you to look like you own it. that's what belzer was. he was a dark prince and he was great. well that's what we were sort of talking about early will like 7 years in when somebody walks up on stage and they're like, hi guys. everybody have a great time. like i was never that i looked at him like all right here. we wonder

doug because they'll build, feel ceo's them to be adroit. he doesn't know them to be overlooked for it, but now not at all. so i'm really good this. i know what time are you guys good, because i know i'm fine. anyway. so we're be a huge deal london, big movie really well done by this guy daniela's, spinoza, who did the movies. if you're a movie fan, life was his. and jake gillen, hall, movies are and then he did one with ryan reynolds and denzil called safehouse. sure . that was a great movie and how it was set side manner. well, you know what the word story 1st day and he goes. ready he goes, he's to lay in that lives in sweet and he goes, you on my baby bird and he goes, when i tell you you can fly, you can fly, say anything you want. so i got to improvise the entire time. it was the best a baby bird fly. go ahead while then load. right?

yeah, really awesome. that was from day one. and so i mean i'd look at jared, lego, and he comes back and the, you know, i'm providing a little jerry live with meadows improvising. i guess we're improvising and he goes, jarrett enjoy what you are doing. oh really? yeah. the more. so that's some of the business. so even when somebody is cool and they're agreeing with his i use and in or lock a tour. i lived in a comedy where the gera little guy wouldn't go, had dug that job. and it wouldn't be like, over here, tell that, i'm sure he's a good enough guy. i'm just, you know, movie are so rare, locked into the character and that's where you get the guy and won the oscar for dallas buyers club is he becomes this, do you cristobelle, you know, the camera. i don't want to enter and anyway. so where do you go from here, men or do you think you're done with the stand up or i might go, but i think i have another album in me and i just don't know our record that you know sake. i'll do that in a studio and write 25 friends. knock that out. yeah,

i just just think of that kid who did it alone would be no burnam. yeah, i loved it. i thought it was i thought it was amazing. i went into it a little skeptical, you know, told me i was steve martin said, hey, have you seen this? bo burner kid nice now. and he said he doesn't thing alone because sounds a little gimmick. heezer. know. i think he's a genius. i think he's a genius as well. i thought it was incredible. yeah, i really didn't. you know, it's funny is the, the production values were cool, a very mcguyver low tech, but the movie 8th grade like he's really good. we have a special coming out on all things comedy, ronnie chang, special that he shot we just shot in new york and chinese restaurant. that is going to be one of the most beautiful things you've ever seen. and ronnie chang, who's a daily sure use on crazy rich asians and the amazing comedian, while good butterflies everything ho and boston, georgia thing know now there was chinese restaurant there. we stall or whatever. right. no, i remember hearing one boston gig i did was with denis leary. i did that comics

come home. yes, i got it and yeah, yeah, exactly. and i good work leery. yeah. if you're predispose this christmas season, make a donation because larry, who i don't know much about him. comedic lee, i got, i was friends with bill hicks and i know he and bill had a big head butting session persona. isn't that? but i do know that leery does the right thing as far as the firefighter so absolutely you have any spare change in the christmas stocking. you might look into help in that fund over there. we've been enjoying our time with al madrigal, and like i said, he's the co founder of the comedy podcast network. and they've got 60 artist under the tent right now. and it sounds like the pedigree is beautiful news stuff. yeah, it gets great because a lot of production companies, rob, people left or right. yeah. so we want all the money, they don't they don't even give an even break. you know, some of these podcasts companies, all trudel. yeah. 2080. no, it's true. yeah,

on the kid goes, when no one has got to talk for an hour or say 2080 the other way or the other way . they yeah. they get to the beginning when you don't really how many called and promise you to get in out of the cold somewhere. kids are i want to mention also i wrote, i wrote a comic book, i created my own super hero who's the character, what will we did? it's called pre most so it's 3 cousins. and m e a u or m i p r i m o r i m o s. yeah. and that comes out on february 2nd. so yeah, it's rather comical. can look at there's no latino superficial. i did it coming down here being a stand up comic like the business have always been into business and certainly coming in and seeing how on level the playing field is and just saying, let's figure this out level or is there an opportunity there, brother,

everything's on level to somebody. yeah. like you. yeah. if i were you, i wouldn't be thinking we've been aggrieved. i've been saying, i can't believe there's an opening guess what swoop i'm in. i got a product or really a shirt. and so that is a better way to think about it. yeah, i just, and then you take care of it on the back. yeah, sure right now, as i look around, show business is like going to a flea market where even the object is overpriced to the max because nobody has that surprises anymore. when you say that to me, that there is no latino severe on playing cheese, he's right. it's like an opportunity this crazy use blue beetle and there's nobody else. and so with this a to view a got for books coming out and yeah, brother, i have coffee is for closers does the glengarry glen ross. people say it sounds like you're hitting it hard. yeah, great. and listen to a magical and remember when you do here it's in the comedy podcast, network bill burke, l. magical, stand astride it like latter day. romulus and remus. this is dennis miller was one

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