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The most classic story from one of the best comedic storytellers of our time. From Ron White's album "Drunk in Public."

Ron White -- "They Call Me Tater Salad"

A track from Jamie Kilstein's album, "Libel, Slander & Sedition" from Stand Up! Records.

Jamie Kilstein -- "Dear Army"

A song written by Tim Heidecker and sang by Aimee Mann. Todd Barry on drums. Guitars and electric piano by Michael Penn.

Aimee Mann sings "Todd Barry Is An Idiot"

A track from comedian John Moses' album "On The Edge."

John Moses -- "Bullies"

A track from Doug Stanhope's album, "Before Turning the Gun on Himself."

Doug Stanhope -- "Keynesian Economic Theory As Applied To Private Sector Independent Contracting"

Originally aired on April 2, 2012, Aziz Ansari talks about his new self-released special 'Dangerously Delicious," racial stereotypes and much more on 'Fresh Air' with Terry Gross on NPR.

Aziz Ansari interview on NPR -- 4/2/12

Professor Sophie Scott (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) studies how and why we laugh but also likes to make people laugh. In this podcast her explanation of how we learn to laugh is inter-cut with her performance at a comedy night and a trip with her son to the playground. This research is at the centre of her contribution to the Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition.

Further information:
Professor Sophie Scott: https://sites.google.com/site/speechskscott
Royal Society: http://sse.royalsociety.org/2012/exhibits/laughing-brains
Video of this podcast: http://youtu.be/wD3TcORDs3I

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How we learn to laugh: Professor Sophie Scott

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Jokers Of The Scene expand minds once again with Killing Jokes, dosing the discotheque with moody, funky new sounds straight out of the Toronto laboratory they call home. Kicking things off with a bang, "Killing Jokes III" sees the duo tweaking the closing notes of their J0T5 EP for ten lysergic minutes of Beat Street worthy drum machine loops, surging acid lines, and the absolutely perfect ammount of slap bass. Planet E's own Psycatron take the song for a deep walk into techno territory, while Ed Banger's resident psych guru Mickey Moonlight cranks up the bongos and introduces haunting vocals (including a laugh track?!? Trust us, it works...) for a Talking Heads-on-nitrous jam session. Lest you think JOTS and their friends went hippy on us all of a sudden, the boys close things out with the stomping piano house coda "A Fine Line Between Nowhere And Now Here," bookending another quality Fool's Gold release from one of the most interesting and unpredictable forces in dance music.&#13;
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4. A Fine Line Between Nowhere And Now Here

Jokers Of The Scene - Killing Jokes III (Mickey Moonlight's Joke)

Kill The Noise - Jokes On You (Kill The Noise Remix)

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