Mark Curry’s Sway In The Morning Interview

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In an unmissable episode of Sway In The Morning, comedy legend Mark Curry sits down with Sway and the team for an in-depth and hilariously candid conversation. With over 40 years in comedy, Curry’s journey from his early days in Oakland during the crack era to performing in rough neighborhoods and eventually making it big in Hollywood is nothing short of extraordinary. The episode is filled with incredible stories about Curry’s interactions with notable figures like Vice President Kamala Harris, comedian Katt Williams, and the late rapper Young Dolph. Particularly intriguing is Curry’s revelation about his infamous Kamala Harris joke that eerily predicted her future rise, adding a layer of prophetic humor to his illustrious career.

Throughout the interview, Curry shares his unique connection to the Black Panthers, reflecting on how the movement influenced his life and comedy. He delves into his relationships with prominent figures in the comedy world, including a confrontation with Steve Harvey over stolen jokes, and how he found inspiration from fellow comedian Katt Williams. Mark also opens up about his personal life, discussing his relationship with his father and reminiscing about his first time performing comedy. With anecdotes about the Golden State Warriors’ legendary Run TMC vs. Splash Brothers, and his memorable NBA story involving Too Short and Run DMC, Curry provides a captivating look into the intersections of sports and entertainment.

Fans of Bay Area music will particularly enjoy Curry’s insights on the top five Bay Area albums and new local artists to watch. He passionately talks about “Love Rants,” his connection with Luenell and Damon Wayans, and his performances at iconic venues like Sony Music Hall. The shared history and camaraderie between Sway and Curry add a special touch to the conversation, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in comedy, culture, and the vibrant history of the Bay Area.

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