Myq Kaplan

I like Gary Gulman.

I like, um, Myq Kaplan, um, Mike Birbiglia, Mitch Hedberg.

Mm-hmm.

Um, I really like, uh, Kevin Meaney.

Let's get into the last episode of the week.

It's called 3321 Clown Class for Class Clowns with Mike Kaplan.

You love him.

We love him.

And we are also joined by a good dear friend, comedian of the stage, actor of the screen, probably actor of the stage and comedian of the screen too.

It's Mike Kaplan.

What's going on, buddy? Hey.

Hey, comedian, actor of stage and screen in all combinations and configurations.

Yay!

We're going to take a quick break so that I'll know when to insert commercials into this later.

But we'll be back in 30 seconds to play the Alphabet Game with Mike Kaplan.

Yay!

Another article that interested me from The New York Times, uh, how comedians are using social media, that instead of posting clip clips, they're now doing comic strip style panels with captions.

Have you seen this? They used an example of Mike Kaplan doing three images, kind of like, uh, the old comic strips.

If you're old, remember comic strips in the newspaper? Some of you were like, "Yeah," and some of the people are like, "What are you talking about?" But that whole, uh, one, two, three beat that comic strips tend to have.

Comedian Eric Walsh said he started posting carousels in the spring and found he was reaching more Instagram users than he had with videos.