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A Rumor Mill of Opinions Churning: pumping concern and dumping understanding on the economy -- everything unacceptable comes to hear... "This business of worship, of the abnegation of self in the face of the almighty was a distraction, a false trail. Wherever goodness lay, it didn't lie in ritual, unthinking obeisance before a deity, but rather perhaps in the slow, clumsy, error strewn working out of an individual or collective path." - The Enchantress of Florence, Salman Rushdie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marcus began his comedy career at Bristol University where he performed stand up and character shows and soon won the BBC New Comedian of 1996. He has since emerged as a major comedy, writing, and acting talent, with an impressive list of TV and film credits. Devil May Care is a satirical live show with Marcus taking on the role of Lucifer, regaling us with his views on moments in history and the modern world, interacting with the audience and trying to ensure his makeup doesn’t run!

With a long list of notable accomplishments as an actor, writer and comic, he’s proven to be one of the industry’s must-see comics on the scene. With a uniqueness all to himself, Grooms delivers an honest and intelligent view of the world, while giving an intimate look into his life experiences growing up in the American melting pot. Among his many accomplishments, his first comedy CD, The Legend of the Jersey Devil, was named one of iTunes’ Top 100 Comedy CD’s of 2009.

Teach These Devils is a podcast about everything and nothing. Hosted by Cleveland Humorist James Earl Brassfield. Each week JEB and a rotating cast of Ed McMahon’s. Which includes his comedy compatriots Wilson Rivera, Ryne Dipernia and Adam Janovyak gather to chop up the latest inside jokes and outrageous follies of mankind... Also womankind and humanity overall really. Then they go and break bread.

Philadelphia foul mouth comedian Lump head does stand up comedy bits and discusses his struggles with relationships , current events , hip hop , black culture & much more ! As he goes on curse filled rants & ask such questions like " Why are my balls so swollen ? " in this laugh riddled podcast.

In his first hourlong special on Comedy Central, Pete Holmes perfects his signature silliness. He may look like a youth pastor, but he's as comfortable talking about religion as he is secretly hating his girlfriend's friends. This special is McDonald's.