One sunny day a Generation Xer was walking down the street listening to his Sony Discman, Radiohead's Karma Police was the song, when he ran into a Millennial who had his iPod touch ready to play the latest Black Keys song. The electrical energy generated between the old and new caused an explosion forcing the two to merge. Out of the smoke the X-Millennial Man emerged. He came to be the greatest critic of Pop Culture since... 1982?
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Can a urinal be funny? What about reading "The Great Gatsby" to a punch of comedy wanting college students? How can a shake, fries, a meatball, and fat crass Jersey man make great comedy? If it is absurd, it may be just the comedy we are looking for.
Join Ty and RD as they discuss their favorite absurdist comedy from their past and what they love today.
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The era of the MAGA comedian has arrived. The success of Gutfeld!, the transphobia of Chappelle, and the bothsideism of John Stewart has made conservatives feel empowered in the field of comedy. The problem is that none of this comedy is funny.
Join RD as he walks down the maddening path of modern conservative political comedy.
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Join Ty and RD as they remember comedy legend Norm Macdonald and talk about why he is one of the best ever.
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The X Millennial Man is thinking about the greatest stand-up comics of our lifetimes. Ty and RD are going to give their personal top ten stand-ups from Generation X and the millennials. Take a walk down the comedy memory lane of the last forty years by downloading the podcast for free today.
Ty Reviews a Hannibal Buress set
Vice.com "Digging Deep Into the Only Conspiracy that Alex Jones Doesn't Like
Buzzfeed.com "A Complete Ranking of (Almost) EverySingle Mitch Hedberg Joke"
The great pop culture of today was influenced by people who have long stopped creating. Ty and RD discuss the music, comedy, and sports icons of the past that they would love to go back and experience. Bob Marley and Pink Floyd at their creative best. Lenny Bruce and Andy Kaufman defining modern comedy. Our favorite sports teams winning it all. Join us in the time machine and wish we all could have been there to witness greatness.
The best comedy films have come out over the last forty years. There wil always be the classics like "Some Like it Hot" and "Duck Soup", but the age of great film comedy started in the 1970s. Join Ty and RD as the remember the best of comedy from generation x and the millennials. Are you ready to laugh?
The X Millennial Man grew up and matured with the comedy of NBC Thursday night. Nearly 35 years of great, and downright terrible, shows enhanced our pop culture. From Conrad Bain to Alec Baldwin, NBC has made comedy legends out of some interesting people. Come join us to discuss the rise and fall of NBC comedy.
RD is from Gen X, and Ty is from the millennials. They both love stand up comedy. Ty has even submitted his Mount Rushmore of comedy legends. Listen to who Ty and RD think are the greatest comics of their respective generations. When you are done listening, tell us who we missed.
Politics and Pop Culture from the ground up.
