Hello, welcome to another episode of Good One, a podcast about jokes.

I'm your host, Volcher Senior Editor Jesse David Fox.

This is the show where a comedian picks a joke of theirs to play and then discuss.

Our guest for this episode is Wight Sinack,

former Daily Show Correspondent and future host of a political comedy series on HBO.

The joke he picked is about Black History Month in Captain America and all things in between.

Though the joke appears on his last album, Furry Dumbfighter, I wanted to pick the version from his CISO show, Night Train.

One, because CISO closed down and wanted to give people an opportunity to hear this version.

Second, because it is recorded in Brooklyn at the weekly comedy show he hosted for five years.

As we discuss in the interview, these geographical facts are significant to his career trajectory.

Two notes, before I start the joke, first, it's an audio friendly joke, but you should know in it,

why it is wearing a tan wool sweater with Malcolm X on the back. Second, this episode was taped

live in front of a packed house at New York Comic-Con.

What I'd learned right before I went on is it was specifically packed with people squatting

in the 800-plus person hall waiting for the black mirror panel that we were apparently opening up for.

Wyatt handled this like a pro, but I just thought I'd tell you so you wouldn't be left wondering,

why is Wyatt referencing Black Mirror so much?

Is it a big influence on his work?

Well that covered, here's Wyatt, live at Night Train, followed by Wyin and I, live from Comic-Con.

Enjoy.

I know you guys are only clapping like that because it's Black History Month.

I get it and I appreciate it.

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