The Black and Jew Podcast

Reggie's new dog, the line between comedy and jerkiness, and Mike's recent bout of laryngitis.

Mike and Reggie wrap up the Kanye debate, what happens when you mess with Queen Bey, and why hate groups are the worst.

Cheap mexican food, job hunting in LA, and Reggie and Mike have a heated discussion about Kanye that lasts for pretty much the entire episode.

What constitutes a terrorist attack? What's going on with Brian Williams? What the hell is guava strudel?

Cultural differences between Los Angeles and Miami and what milk maids have to do with Polio.

Mike's mom is sick of hearing about his personal life on the podcast, Mike whispers at his dog, and Reggie and Mike tackle some recent controversies.

Mike really needs a nap, Hugo goes to doggy daycare, and Reggie and Mike discuss the South Florida vernacular.

The positive side of writing clean jokes, censorship, and the different ways people try to attain power.

Crazy job requirements, bad WebMD jokes, and dads who don't know their kids' clothing sizes.

Reggie discusses his newfound career satisfaction and his parents' passive-aggressive gifting. Mike and Reggie talk about the new gatekeepers.

Mike discusses his adjustment to Los Angeles and Reggie may go down on the record books as the only person to ever quote Jaden Smith non-ironically.

Freddy Stebbins joins the podcast talk about the proper use of the word "jealous," Miami's ethnic divide in the 80's, and doing voiceover work for amusement park rides.

Mike and Reggie discuss Mike's upcoming move, why ambition is sexy, and how leaving one's comfort zone is important.

Reggie and Mike head to Artistic Vibes - one of their favorite Miami venues - to sit down with owner and proprietor Quills. They talk about the joys (and frustrations) of owning a venue, the Miami comedy scene, and why yelling at strange women is horrible.

Jessica Gross joins us to discuss how chefs become targets for stalkers, her stint in the New York City comedy scene, and awkward laugh tracks.

"Brickwall Sessions" host Manny Garavito joins us! We talk about why MacBooks are better than motorcycles, how to get a seat at the cool kids tables, and why Manny is good at Tinder (up until he meets a girl in person).

The fetishization of black women, why it's good to have manly feminists, and Reggie turns 22 (even thought it sounds like he's turning 45).

A Hamas informant's vegetarian diet, modern snake oil salesmen, and whether or not hip-hop lyrics are admissible in court (they are).

The #GamerGate scandal, Reggie's oral history of the fedora, and why screaming at football games is fun.

Eric Dasilva drops by the podcast to talk about how his kids changed his comedy, the growth of Miami's alt comedy scene, and how hard it is to follow a poet with jokes about his balls.

Reggie and Mike discuss football, drugs, and alcohol.

Reggie and Mike discuss the recently leaked celebrity pics, whether or not looks play a role in comedy, and how hard it is to eat an egg white omelette while your girlfriend is eating a burger.

John Gregory takes Black and Jew on a metaphysical journey. We discuss the minimum wage, false assumptions people make about Libertarians, the fundamental nature of the universe, and how difficult it is to lose a parent at a young age.

This is a pretty heavy episode of the Black and Jew podcast. Reggie and Mike talk about how our culture condones domestic violence and shifts the blame onto victims. And Mike talks about some coffee he got from Yemen because he can't go an hour without talking about coffee.

Mike and Reggie have been friends with Rhett since they started comedy. Mike met her the second time he did standup in Miami, and she put Reggie on his first booked show. She joins the podcast to discuss her humble beginning in the NYC comedy scene, how chronic illness has affected her outlook on life, and she shares a story about seeing Tracy Morgan early on in her comedy career. Make sure to check out her podcast "Blackanese Chick."

Mike argues with Reggie about Destiny's Child, Reggie talks about his girlfriend's cats' lack of empathy, and Mike rants about how much he hates trance music at restaurants.

Stephanie Meyer-Senior joins us to discuss horrible OK Cupid profiles, the unspoken double-standards women have to deal with, and the rigors of playing Dungeons and Dragons.

Reggie and Mike talk about the great show they did last week, their comedy drinking habits, and Mike gives Reggie some food recommendations.

Lisa Corrao joins us to discuss why Mike's bread fills her with seething hatred, why it's sometimes important to drop jokes even if they get a good reaction, and Mike reveals what happens when you show a picture of yourself in drag to your girlfriend's cuban grandpa.

Reggie and Mike make a privilege bracket, fancy espresso machines, and Reggie and Mike's comedy writing process.

Josh Silverman stops by to discuss a recent landmark Supreme Court ruling on health care, why sports bandwagon fans are like bandwagon nerds, and his evolution as a comic.

Mike's LA trip, Miami's bandwagon fans, and Reggie and Mike nerd out over the Steam Sale.

Twenty-first century chain letters, the E3 game expo, and waifus.

Fusion's Daniel Rivero joins us to talk about how easy it is to find companionship as a Colombian militia member, Qatar's botching of the world cup, and his "Miami After Dark" project.

Making it in the comedy business, angry internet misogynists, and Reggie and Mike show off their sports ignorance.

Irene Morales joins us to discuss the changes she's seen in the Miami Comedy scene over the years, why the term "comedienne" is horrible, and why the friendzone isn't a real thing.

How standup comedy is like a RPG, the racist origins of the ice cream truck song, and whether or not Justin Bieber will go to prom at Reggie's old High School.

John Vargas of the Bad Dads podcast joins us to talk about Gerbils used as something other than pets, Michael Sam (the first openly gay NFL draft pick), Monica Lewinsky, and why no one should ever cheat on Beyoncé.