Episode 001 OPENERS – Drew Morgan “The adults are talking about old people shit, so hush, Harrison.”

Episode 001 OPENERS – Drew Morgan “The adults are talking about old people shit, so hush, Harrison.”

Author: Jeff McBride & Harrison Tweed May 1, 2017 Duration: 1:48:59
Drew Morgan is a standup comic, author, and comedy writer. He’s currently on tour with Trae Crowder (“The Liberal Redneck”) and Corey Ryan Forrester as part of “WellRED Comedy Tour.” Drew, Corey, and Ryan also co-wrote a best-selling book titled “The Liberal Redneck Manifesto: Draggin’ Dixie Outta the Dark”, which can be purchased at Target, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and wherever else books are sold. And you can catch Drew on the “WellRED Podcast,” which you can find on iTunes. Featured bits in this episode: - An opener from Drew Morgan - An opener from Maria Bamford (Conan, 05/13/99) - Jeff Foxworthy - Ice Fishing (Blue Collar Comedy Tour, 2003) - David Cross - Miles For Kids (The Pride Is Back, 1999) Special thanks to Maria Bamford, Jeff Foxworthy, David Cross, and (as always) Salt ‘N Peppafor all of our wildly fair use. You can learn more about Drew on his website at www.averagedrew.com or get in on his wildly popular comedy trio at wellredcomedy.com. Even better, grab a copy of his co-authored book, The Liberal Redneck Manifesto: Draggin' Dixie Outta the Dark. Episode Link: https://www.letstalkaboutsets.com/episode-001-drew-morgan-2/

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