This episode was so funny and I had no idea Bill had an acting gig playing one of the Bulger brothers

Monday Morning Podcast 10-12-26

Bill rambles about the NFL, the Spanish Flu, and breath work.

https://rss.art19.com/episodes/78ef43a3-7746-4378-9bcf-264768860855.mp3

What's the clip from the podcast where Bill talks about going on the road with virzi & married guys on vacation and the dude who played wanted on the guitar with the other guy in the background that screamed waaanted. Been looking for that clip. Thanks and go fuck ya self.

Would have loved more of a heads up. Thought they scrubbed it. Can’t be the only one who didn’t know this. Hilarious segment, now its own thing; good to see. Go Pats!

All actors did better then I first judged, Bill was definitely a stand out and he fit in perfectly with more seasoned actors. I assume his character “Charlie” was Roger McNamee. You can tell Sorkin gave him a script but he still made it his own (only person in the movie making sports references). His chemistry with Jeremy Strong was also on point!

guys i just saw the social reckoning without knowing bill burr will be in it but guess what was the best part of the film? bill!!!!

his irl ethical and moral stance translated so well to his character in the film!! anyone else saw it and has thoughts?

Around 49:47, he was talking about someone screwing him, and basically not forgiving the guy despite some superficial reaching out.

“Nothing's free. You don't want to have a relationship. That's why you never have any of those people on your podcast because then, all of a sudden, you have a friendship and you can't make fun of them,” the comedian said.

Ol Billy blue balls would love this!

Monday Morning Podcast 10-5-26

Bill rambles about 'The Social Reckoning', the Blitzkrieg, and private equity groups.

https://rss.art19.com/episodes/7baf2921-cd12-4631-8c27-b1618ab03bbd.mp3

I have no way to differentiate between this and his 2019 special????

I went to my first Bill Burr show this past Saturday at the Chicago Theater ( I went to the 7pm one, there is another starting at 10pm).

Conclusion : I really liked it

Good : Bill Burr was brilliant. The moment he came on stage, he controlled the theater. The show was around 70 minutes. There are moments that I could tell he was improvising (like he bent over laughing and gave me a "why did I say this" vibe). However, he blended it with his scripted material so well that I think it just made the show more real. The whole show was like a middle age men group therapy session for anger issue LOL (typical Bill Burr fashion). There was a moment that I did not laugh at his joke (they were funny), I was just in awe how he controlled the flow. A true master.

Bad : Getting in and out of the theater was a nightmare. A very long and slow line. But I guess that is the theater's problem.

If you like Bill Burr's comedy style, you will like this show.

Hey Bill,

My wife and I were looking forward to seeing you tonight in Chicago on October 4, 2026. We were about to leave and opened our RECEIPT email clicked on the TICKETMASTER link to view our tickets and learned that Ticketmaster decided to change our tickets to September 30, 2026 and also decided to not notify us in any way, shape or form. No text messages, no emails.

Now I learn that we cannot get a refund, that the show passed and due to Ticketmaster policy we have no recourse for a refund. This is shyster level 500000.

As a result of this, we will NEVER use Ticketmaster for the purchase of any tickets ever again. In addition, if and when we decide to take the limited time we have to see your show and there is an option to use Ticketmaster to buy tickets to your show, we will pass.

I recommend you ensure Ticketmaster is not associated with your shows as we are - per social media and our personal networks - extremely pissed off and respect you too much not to let you know.

Good luck Bill! Drop Ticketmaster.