Jimmy Pardo

This is Never Not Funny.

Now, here's your host, Jimmy Pardo.

Hello, everybody.

Everybody, indeed.

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hey gang matt here are some dates for you matt fulcher on is on instagram at the full charge also his youtube channel is just full charge without the the and that's important because his new comedy special altered reality is available now for free to watch on youtube so go look it up on youtube uh enjoy that it sounds great uh he's probably already explained it a I'm just reminding you to check it out and enjoy that.

Jimmy Pardo is always available at Jimmy Pardo, and JimmyPardo.com is where you find his dates and deets.

None right now, but keep an eye on it for the future.

That's great.

I've been to, yeah, Never Not Funny with Jimmy Pardo up there.

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This is Never Not Funny.

Now, here's your host, Jimmy Pardo.

Hello, everybody.

Indeed, welcome to the program episode 3828.

I know my buddy Jelly Roll is getting a lot of heat right now.

Sure.

for, you know, hosting that Jimmy Kimmel show, running his mouth.

Which I'm actually glad to see because I thought he was on the other side of things and I was not.

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I mean, if you talk about your Oh Yeah Dudes and your Jimmy, like, you know, Never Not Funny-

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... and these shows that are still-

Like, I mean, there is for some people, obviously.

But there is no...

Like, I mean, Jimmy Pardo's podcast, just for an, an example, which has been going now for, like, has a really strong, loyal audience for the last-

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This is an accent he's putting on, right? He's not like actually Russian?

I listened to a podcast called Never Not Funny, hosted by Jimmy Pardo, who's a comedian in L.A., and he's married to Walter Koenig's daughter.

It's the 9 o'clock train.

9 o'clock train.

And oh yeah, then you'd face the White Sox who are good, and they won again tonight, but they're hardly a super team and hardly ...

They, you know, they're a team that has been, as Jimmy Pardo has said, the great podcaster Jimmy Pardo said, they're, "They're playing above their skis." And it's not an outlandish thing to think about a team that's played over their skis lose a division series.

Hell, if the 2011 Phillies could lose a division series, then the White Sox certainly could.

So that third wild card spot has a much larger than zero shot of getting to the American League Championship Series, which is why it's so critical.

Are we all? Never not dying.

Talking about old podcasts, right? Jimmy Pardo, one of the greats.

I was just listening to him

before recording, honestly.