Lunch with Lenny

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Lunch with Lenny

FromRobert Kelly's "You Know What Dude!"

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Aug 24, 2015

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This week on YKWD: The studio is being redone... Bobby's in Utah...All signs point to there not being a podcast this week. But, in the 11th hour, we are able to put together a killer lineup AND record it at the famed back table of the Comedy Cellar! Lenny Marcus leads the way as he talks with Harrison Greenbaum and Mark Normand about their stints on Last Comic Standing, letting girls down easy, the Fat Jew debacle, and more! Huge thanks to Lenny Marcus for hosting Guests Harrison Greenbaum and Mark Normand. Noam, Liz, Mike, and Murph from the Comedy Cellar
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