Jerry Seinfeld Slams Howard Stern as Comedically Outflanked in Podcast Interview

In a recent interview on the Fly on the Wall podcast with Dana Carvey and David Spade, Jerry Seinfeld didn’t hold back when it came to discussing the state of comedy podcasts. Seinfeld boldly declared that Howard Stern, known for his groundbreaking radio show, has been ‘outflanked’ in the humor department by the new wave of podcasting personalities. While acknowledging Stern’s prowess as an interviewer, Seinfeld emphasized the importance of comedy chops in the industry. He praised the chemistry and dynamics of the Fly on the Wall podcast, pointing out its smooth and engaging format. Seinfeld expressed confusion over the sudden popularity of comedy podcasts, questioning who deserves credit for recognizing the market’s potential. The comedian criticized podcasts that delve deeply into personal matters at the expense of humor, urging his fellow comedians to prioritize laughter above all else. According to Seinfeld, being funny is the ultimate measure of a comedian’s worth, dismissing those who prioritize personal revelations over comedic value. Discover more about Seinfeld’s candid take on the evolution of comedy podcasting and his thoughts on the current landscape of entertainment.