Roy Wood Jr.

The sign posted at the shop read, MLK Day Sale, 25% off everything black.

but the owner says it was just misinterpreted.

25% off everything black.

He was black.

He was proud.

He looked good.

We were celebrating that.

Roy Wood Jr.

has made us laugh for many years, but in this conversation, he made us think.

We go deep into the man behind the mic, his journey from FAMU to Birmingham to The Daily Show and to the lessons that shaped his comedy and his brand new book, The Man of Many Fathers.

This episode isn't just funny, it's powerful, it's raw, and it's proof that laughter can lead to a legacy.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present my good friend, Mr. Roy Wood Jr.

Mr. Roy Wood Jr.

I appreciate you.

I appreciate you.

I appreciate you more, man.

Good to see you.

Like, we graduated high school the same year, college the same time.

Like, you've always been that person that from afar, I've just appreciated because...

During the time that we were coming up, Roy, man, like you were doing it in the comedy entertainment game.