The Gracious Two, John Rotolo & Chad Gracey start the podcast centered around the events of 9/11, specifically the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Theories about controlled demolition were explored, with a focus on the differing collapse patterns of the towers and Tower 7. The conversation then shifted to the recent protests in Los Angeles, criticizing the media’s portrayal of them as peaceful and highlighting the hypocrisy of politicians like Karen Bass.

The conversation discusses the prevalence of misinformation and potential bot activity on social media, suggesting it is used for propaganda. It also touches on the South African government’s alleged mistreatment of white farmers and the controversial asylum claims of white individuals. The discussion then shifts to a lighter note, introducing Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling, a comedian, and discussing his career, including his time on the Howard Stern Show and his role in Amazon Prime's "Better Sister!"

Jackie Martling recounts his journey from a musician and comedian to a key figure on the Howard Stern Show. He initially sent comedy albums to tons of people including Howard Stern, leading to an invitation to appear on the show. Over time, Jackie’s contributions grew, and he eventually became a regular writer and personality, though his financial compensation was initially modest.

The Howard Stern Show’s success was gradual, with Howard’s humor and the chemistry between him, Robin Quivers and Fred Norris driving its popularity. The show’s format evolved naturally, with each member contributing their unique talents.

Jackie Martling recounts his rise to fame through his time on the Howard Stern Show, where his comedic talents and willingness to be the butt of jokes propelled him to success. He highlights the impact of his comedy albums, the creation of the Wack Pack and his subsequent work with Sirius XM radio, including his small role in the development of the Raw Dog Comedy Channel.

Jackie recounts his journey from comedian to a radio personality, including his time on the Howard Stern Show. He discusses his show, “Jackie’s Joke Hunt,” and how it was abruptly canceled. Despite being a close friend of Howard’s for years, he was notably absent from Howard’s wedding and 60th birthday party, leaving him puzzled and somewhat flattered by the exclusion.

Jackie Martling talks about his career highlights, including his improvisational skills and his role in the Stern's show success. He also discusses his current projects, including a documentary on Amazon Prime and his house being used as a filming location for various TV shows including "Better Sister." Despite his success, Martling remains humble and grateful for the opportunities he’s had.

Jackie discusses his appreciation for his fans, and his upcoming comedy shows. He shares stories about his time on the Stern show and his friendship with Howard Stern. Martling also promotes his book, “The Joke Man: Bow to Stern,” and his podcast, “Stand Up Memories.”

“The Joke Man,” shares a controversial joke he wrote and addresses criticism about Howard’s political views, asserting their shared left-leaning stance. Jackie also offers to share his work and merchandise with the audience.

The show is ending, and The Gracious Two are looking forward to show 100. They encourage the audience to check out the upcoming shows and the Jackie’s stand-up.

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