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Serious interviews with very funny people. Comedian Greg Shapiro and radio journalist Jonathan Groubert cajole, irritate and have excruciatingly frank talks with international comedians. Jon and Greg are not satisfied until their guests say ‘I don't know how you got me talking about that.’ Jonathan Groubert is an award-winning documentarian, podcaster and former host of public radio’s ‘The State We’re In.’ He likes heavy metal and show tunes. Greg Shapiro has graced Comedy Central, Boom Chicago, and is the author of ‘How to Be Orange.’ He has performed in a cargo container, in 1000-seat theatres and on a 747. —Preceding unsigned comment added by LauraPD (talk • contribs) 11:24, 11 February 2016 (UTC)Reply
