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    Rob Delaney

    Rob Delaney has been called the funniest person on Twitter and counts This American Life host Ira Glass among his fans. For his Guest DJ set, he discusses fatherhood, marriage, and why fear is funny.

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    By Anne Litt • Sep 5, 2012 • 10m Listen

    Rob Delaney has been called the funniest person on Twitter and counts This American Life host Ira Glass among his fans. For his Guest DJ set, he discusses fatherhood, marriage, and why fear is funny. Rob self-released his first comedy special “Live at the Bowery Ballroom” via his website.

    http://robdelaney.com/

    Tracks

    1. In The Fade- Queens of the Stone Age

    2. What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted- Jimmy Ruffin

    3. Bluer Than Midnight- The The

    4. Hey- Pixies

    5. This Is To Mother You- Sinead O'Connor

    Transcript

    Anne Litt: Hi there I’m Anne Litt and I’m here with Rob Delaney. He has been called the funniest comedian on Twitter by just about everyone and we are super happy that you are here with us today at KCRW.

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      Anne Litt

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