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Modern Day Philosophers with Daniel Lobell

English, Comedy, 10 seasons, 79 episodes, 4 days, 11 hours, 48 minutes
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Daniel Lobell of Comical Radio and This American Life is back once again. This time, he's diving head first into philosophy (a subject he knows little about) with fellow comedians (Marc Maron, Artie Lange, Maria Bamford, Lewis Black, Greg Fitzsimmons, Larry Miller, Reggie Watts etc.) and attempting to find the answers to life's great questions. Even if the questions just lead to more questions, there will be many laughs in between. You can listen and decide: Are comedians really 'modern day philosophers'?
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Bonus Episode: Remembering Howard Lapides

Some years ago Daniel Lobell sat down for an interview with the now late Howard Lapides. In this episode Daniel also reflects on the tragic loss of his friend and former manager David Kimowitz. Please Zelle donations to help the Kimowitz family to thedavidkimowitzmemorialfund@gmail.com (if you are able to help his family. He is survived by a widow and two small Children) Thank you.
8/9/20191 hour, 24 minutes, 32 seconds
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Modern Day Philosophers

8/21/20180
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Special Episode: Ralphie May; a journey through podcasts, stand up and life.

Ralphie May; a journey. In this episode I look back at my friendship with my comedy mentor, brother, boss and friend Ralphie May. You will hear old episodes of my various podcasts featuring me (Danny Lobell), David Kasten, Chris Iacono, Myka Fox, Andrew Schulz, Joe Materese, Justy Dodge, Lahna Turner, Dan Naturman, and of course the late and very great Ralphie May. I also make some calls to Skyler Stone, The Smash Brothers (Corey and Chad), Steve Lee, Billy Wayne Davis and my cousin Marc.  May Mr. May be with us all in some way always. Long live the memory of the great Ralphie May.
4/12/20182 hours, 45 minutes, 59 seconds
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SEASON SEVEN WRAP UP SHOW with Danny and Alex Fossella

Alex Fossella and Danny Lobell meet up at the Washington Square Diner in New York City to discuss highlights from the past season and hopes and for the show going into Season Eight.
3/31/20180
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SEASON 8 WRAP UP SHOW with Danny and Alex Fossella

Alex Fossella and Danny Lobell recount their favorite highlights from the season! 
3/31/20181 hour, 46 minutes, 3 seconds
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S5: Ep.58: Jordon Ferber and C.S. Lewis

10/26/20170
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Remembering Shelley Berman

The great Shelley Berman has passed away. Listen to my interview with him from season 2 and hear some stories of our friendship that transpired out of this interview. R.I.P. Shelley
9/7/20171 hour, 7 minutes, 48 seconds
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Special Episode: Patrice O'Neal and Al Lubel

Patrice O'Neal, the late GREAT comedian calls in to a now "Famous" recording of Danny's old show recorded in 2007.  In this special episode Danny reflects on this talk in Season 7 with Al Lubel and now you can hear it for the first time in 10 years! Enjoy!
4/25/20171 hour, 8 minutes, 18 seconds
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Danny reads fan mail and plays clips from The Mostly Bull Market Podcast

Danny reads some fan mail and plugs some upcoming shows. Then plays some segments from The Mostly Bull Market podcast featuring comedians Jason Webb, Emmy Blotnick and Thomas Dale.
3/31/201727 minutes, 55 seconds
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SEASON SIX WRAP UP SHOW with Danny and Alex Fossella

Alex Fossella and Danny discuss the season highlights for season six, what thoughts really stuck with them and some dream guests for upcoming shows.     Enjoy!
4/26/201635 minutes, 25 seconds
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How to get Seasons 1-5 of Modern Day Philosophers

Hear how it all began and enjoy talks with Janeane Garofalo on Tom Regan, Wayne Federman on Neitzsche , Zach Sherwin on Martin Heidegger, Ari Shaffir on Immanuel Kant, Yakov Smirnoff on Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Dwayne Perkins on Epictetus, Rick Shapiro on Mencius, Matt Kirshon on George Barklay, Rick Overton, Katy Olson on Aldous Huxley, Fred Stoller on Maria Bamford on Jean-Paul Sartre.
10/29/201351 seconds