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Bill Burr rants about relationship advice, sports and the Illuminati.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Bill Burr turns sports, domestic routines, current events, and passing irritations into elastic comic arguments that keep revising themselves.
Monday Morning Podcast turns whatever has Bill Burr's attention into comic material. A car-park wait can lead toward politics, a screensaver toward animal behavior, and baking a cake toward marriage and self-doubt.
Bill Burr calls corn a coward over shepherd's pie; your dinner prep has found its heckler.
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A loose Burr rant that moves from hockey overtime to family guilt without losing steam.
Bill Burr starts with an easy, wandering check-in that turns a sports recap into a ramble, with hockey doing most of the work. He lingers on the Sharks, Celebrini, overtime, and the odd business of hockey gear, then drifts into travel, family guilt, and the awkward task of…
A shaggy Burr check-in where hockey, road time, and home life keep colliding.
Bill Burr spends this episode ricocheting from hockey obsession to road-worn updates to family guilt, and the loose momentum is part of the charm.
A Bruins-focused conversation driven by Bill Burr's delighted fan energy.
This episode is a Bruins conversation shaped by Bill Burr's excitement at having Rick Middleton on the show. Burr keeps circling back to childhood memories, the orange Afro, trips to the Boston Garden, pickup hockey, and the players he grew up on, while Middleton stays calm and…
A fast, foul riff that turns headlines, sports, and domestic friction into one comic detour.
Bill Burr moves from Epstein-file outrage to the Olympics and then back into domestic argument territory with the kind of quick, loose pacing that makes the tangents feel built into the bit.
A fast Thursday sprint through bosses, sports grudges, and a Kevin Shea shoutout.
Bill Burr opens by turning a bad room and rough sound into a bit about Thursday being one day from the weekend, then keeps the pace moving through bosses, weekend math, sports memory, and rivalry mythology.
A cranky, fast-moving check-in that turns sports, aging, and annoyance into steady laughs.
Bill Burr turns a Thursday-afternoon check-in into a brisk run through Bruins hockey, broadcast gripes, mortality, and the punishment of a body that no longer forgives two drinks.
A playoff rant that moves from Patriots angst to helicopter turbulence without settling into a clean shape.
The episode stays in motion as the host reacts live to a Patriots game, takes aim at Drake May, argues about how C.J. Stroud's four interceptions are being counted, and lets the playoff watch turn into an extended sports gripe session.
A loose Bill Burr set where sports talk and stray jokes keep colliding.
Bill Burr starts in a living room with the TV screensaver on and keeps dragging the bit through barracuda, predators, serial killers, cruise ships, and football.
Full sets, sharp turns, live-room heat.
Joe Rogan's marathon one-on-one talks, from UFC judging debates to Bob Lazar's UFO claims.
Bateman, Hayes, and Arnett riff, then talk shop with guests like Adam Sandler.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Bill Burr opens by checking in on a three-week cold that is finally starting to lift.
Bill Burr spends much of Monday Morning Podcast for January 26, 2026 on the New England Patriots, the Boston Bruins, and why he thinks media narratives flatten games like the 2007 Giants and the Seahawks rematch.
Bill Burr starts by checking in and immediately going after a world that seems determined to start fights everywhere.
Bill Burr interviews actor and comedian Bob Odenkirk about his new movie and their shared experiences in comedy.
Bill Burr delivers a comedic monologue after reading a movie ad for 'Normal', riffing on the word 'apropo' and other pet peeves.
Bill Burr delivers a comedic monologue about his trip to North Carolina and a hockey game, mixed with a movie ad.
Bill Burr delivers a comedic monologue about his weekend and current events.
Bill Burr rants about a movie ad, Austin's culture, and Texas politics in his signature comedic style.
Bill Burr rants about his trip to Utah and transitions into his signature comedic monologue.
Bill Burr checks in with a fast, tangled rant that starts on hockey and keeps rolling.
Bill Burr opens by checking in and goes straight at hockey.
Life is about simple moments like finding a half-eaten sandwich and chips waiting at home
Bill Burr is openly thrilled.
Bill Burr covers the 2026 US Olympic hockey victory over Canada with characteristic high-energy opening, then pivots to dark sociopolitical commentary on AI displacement, corporate greed, and political corruption.
Bill Burr rants about AI self-help videos, Olympic commentators, and his failed grilled cheese sandwich, while reviewing a Larry Bird book and debating gun control.
Bill Burr opens with a Thursday-afternoon check-in, then pivots to a joke about why people get only two days off and why bosses “divide and conquer.” He moves through a Super Bowl halftime critique, calling “15 minutes of gibberish” ignorant, and ties that reaction to race, language, and what he calls white supremacy.
Bill Burr recaps his Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area, mixing analysis of the Patriots' loss to the Seahawks with comedic stories about parties, a vaccine pitch encounter, and rants on technology and culture.
Self-help gurus are just capitalists using spirituality as a brand.
Bill Burr delivers his characteristic comedy-commentary on hockey, sports media bias, and the politics of the Hall of Fame.
Bill spends this episode watching the Patriots while recording at the same time.
Thursday Adventure delivers a well-curated mix of nature facts, music discovery, and wellness practices.
Bill Burr rants about NFL playoffs, including the Jets' historic zero interceptions and Patriots' win, critiques TV shows like a gay hockey series, shares listener jokes, exposes charity corruption, and discusses parenting and traffic frustrations in his signature comedic style.
Bill Burr checks in from his car while running late for a meeting after traveling to Seattle.
Bill Burr rants about meditation fails, praises Janet Jackson's concert, discusses sports and upcoming tours, and gives candid relationship advice, all with his signature comedic tone.
Bill Burr opens the December 29, 2025 Monday Morning Podcast with a long rant about the end of the year, internet radicalization, and politicians making too little money to be “unbribable.” He then pivots to “Drums and Donuts” with his son, a Pro Drum Shop visit on Vine, and a Gretsch Broadcaster kit that tempted him hard enough to describe wanting it in his living room.
Bill Burr opens the Monday Morning Podcast for December 22, 2022 with Christmas logistics, including unwrapped gifts for his kids, Amazon slips, and his own early wrapping habits.
Bill Burr opens with a fast check-in and immediately riffs on Cerritos, Long Beach, and the way his hair used to fight him every step of the way.
Bill Burr rants about his busy week, a noisy bird, and construction workers in his signature comedic style.
Bill Burr rants about his Broadway show, the Florida Panthers winning the Stanley Cup, and other topics in his signature comedic style.
Bill Burr rants about his upcoming play, a hockey game, and random thoughts in his signature comedic style.
Bill Burr rants about feeling sick before his birthday, jokes about aging, and interacts with his wife Nia.