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[Contains explicit content] Hot and fresh stand-up based on a theme. From comedy clubs across America with a new host each episode. When you add Limelight to your library you will receive all 27 episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 15 minutes.

[Contains explicit content] If you were looking for the eponymous Russian literature classic, you're in the wrong place. But, if you're looking great stand up comedy about our nation's criminal justice system, then please proceed. Eliza "Goody Two-Shoes" Skinner takes us to comedy clubs around the country.

[Contains explicit content] Oh jeez, who gave Jackie Kashian a shovel? Well, given the tools, it should be no surprise that the self-proclaimed hole-digging expert has gone and done it again. But don't worry, here's the plan: we'll fetch the rope while you stay here, press play and maybe you can learn a thing or two from these other comedians' misadventures.

[Contains explicit content] Ah, so many things to mess up and so little time. But don't fret, Jo Firestone is a professional at doing it wrong. She takes us to comedy clubs all over the country to hear comedians talking about exciting new ways to properly do things incorrectly.

[Contains explicit content] What makes you quake in your boots? In this episode of Limelight, comedienne Aparna Nancherla travels around the country to visit comedians discussing their greatest fears. Featuring some of the best clubs and comedians in the country, be prepared to PISS YOUR PANTS with fear. Listener discretion is advised, good luck.

[Contains explicit content] Sometimes it feels like you're the only person who doesn't understand what you're supposed to do. This week's Limelight is all about that. Comedian Rachel Feinstein presents moments of stand-up comedy from people (including her) who realized too late that they didn't get the memo.

[Contains explicit content] George Lopez reminds us that the world is full of scammers and con artists, so buyer beware! If it sounds too simple or too good to be true, it probably is. On the flip side, if you're a seller, listen closely and you might just learn a thing or two.

[Contains explicit content] Get out your #2 pencil because host Rory Scovel is taking us back to school in this episode of Limelight. Featuring performances from some of our favorite comedians, we're giving ignorance a much needed reality check. Prepare to be schooled!

[Contains explicit content] Nothing serious in this episode of Limelight. Seriously. Jo Koy is just playing with us. He's popping in to comedy clubs around the country to hear comedians talk about their favorite ways to stay entertained.

[Contains explicit content] What do you mean you're not ready for the Zombie Apocalypse?! Good thing you found this episode, then. Listen up as actor/comedian/Limelight host Todd Barry teaches us what to expect and how to survive the end of days.

[Contains explicit content] First timer, eh? Well, listen up! Ron Funches is here to take us to comedy clubs around the country to hear comedians talk about their first times. The joy, the terror, the body hair?

[Contains explicit content] A wise man once said, "It wasn't me!" In this episode of Limelight, Hampton Yount takes us to Rooftop Comedy clubs around the country to hear from comedians discussing the what's and why's of denial. Sometimes we use denial to protect ourselves, sometimes we are in denial for the protection of others. Bottom line, we all have something to hide... don't deny it!

[Contains explicit content] Mark Normand explores the blunderful world of miscommunication. At least, I think that's what he said, blunderful? That's a word, right? Well, either way, I'm sure you know what I mean.

[Contains explicit content] Hal Sparks reminds us that it's okay to have regrets. We all make mistakes — that tattoo, the extra drink at the office party, "risking it" with that leftover sushi — they're all learning experiences. And if you regret the thing, well hey, you're growing as a person. Nicely done. Just make sure you only need to learn those lessons once.

[Contains explicit content] It's a wild world out there, danger lurking around every corner. Luckily for us, in this episode of Limelight, Gilbert Gottfried comes prepared with safety tips and horror stories galore. So sit back, listen up and stay alive.

[Contains explicit content] Doug Benson says he's not holier than anyone. In fact, he's not religious at all. In this week's episode of Limelight, Benson shines the spotlight on comedians around the country with jokes about being self-righteous.

[Contains explicit content] In this episode of Limelight, The Lakers-loving, joke slinging Sklar Brothers take us into the world of failure. Comedians from Rooftop Comedy clubs from across the country bring us material that touches on all aspects of failure…from failure as a child to failure as a parent, it’s all there.

[Contains explicit content] Greg Behrendt helps us mind the gap and successfully navigate life's many chasms. The figurative ones, at least. So don't hit play and start wandering around with your headphones on and your eyes closed and assume everything will work out just fine. It won't. Greg's good, but come on.

[Contains explicit content] A picture is worth a thousand words, but we're an audio show, so your picture's worth nothing around here. In fact, for this episode, it's "Just Words." So, enjoy as James Adomian and John Roy shower your ears with an embarrassment of glorious words.

[Contains explicit content] Do the responsible thing, just hit play. In this episode, Kurt Braunohler guides us through a series of performances exploring the various responsibilities that come with being an adult, and all the hilarious ways we fail to meet them.