Hi, I'm Jonathan from Chicago. Hi, I'm Kristen from San Francisco. I'm Evan from

Super Spring Maryland. Bullseye with Jesse Thorne is produced independently and

supported by listeners like you and me. You should support the show like I did.

It's easy. Just visit maximumfund.org slash donate. I'm Jesse Thorne. I'm

talking this week to Keegan Michael Keegan and Jordan Peel. They're the

stars of the new comedy central show Keegan Peel. Jordan does a pretty

amazing Barack Obama impression. You might have seen it on the internet and I

think it's grounded in something that's maybe a little more insightful than

just a study of how Obama's voice sounds. I do hear it subtly when he's

talking to you know a group of African Americans you know and it comes in sort

of black people sort of the form of almost almost a twang to it. You guys know

you know you can't sort of channels MLK or something. Yeah that's exactly what it is.

You know and his timber changes a little bit and so does his voice goes up.

His voice goes up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can see him. I mean I when I hear him

talking that way I kind of I kind of feel like he's like oh this is gonna be

fun. Yeah. Yeah. I think you know you all says a little smile you know he

knows his with friends with family. It's Bullseye this week Keegan Peel

talk about their comedy beginnings on mad TV impersonating everyone from

presidents to weatherman to gang members on their new comedy central show and

an absurdly complicated card game that Jordan Peel designed himself. Plus I

face down a gaming obsession of my own and the brothers McElroy solve

listeners pop culture quandaries on my brother my brother and me segment. It's

...