event Jim Breuer

While some comedy snobs point their nose skyward at anything that isn’t “indie” or “alternative,” others know that a comedian’s obscurity doesn’t always make them “better.” Those who react to Saturday Night Live alumnus Jim Breuer’s stoned demeanor as though it's nails on a blackboard fail to see him for what he is: a disciple of morning-zoo radio whose impression-heavy, frat-ready act is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. This fall Breuer will release his first book, I’m Not High, which aims to prove that he's more than just Goat Boy and the dude from Half Baked by detailing the comedian’s life on the road with his whole family in tow, his religious views, and his recent struggle to care for his ailing father. Heavy shit, man.

While some comedy snobs point their nose skyward at anything that isn’t “indie” or “alternative,” others know that a comedian’s obscurity doesn’t always make them “better.” Those who react to Saturday Night Live alumnus Jim Breuer’s stoned demeanor as though it's nails on a blackboard fail to see him for what he is: a disciple of morning-zoo radio whose impression-heavy, frat-ready act is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. This fall Breuer will release his first book, I’m Not High, which aims to prove that he's more than just Goat Boy and the dude from Half Baked by detailing the comedian’s life on the road with his whole family in tow, his religious views, and his recent struggle to care for his ailing father. Heavy shit, man.

While some comedy snobs point their nose skyward at anything that isn’t “indie” or “alternative,” others know that a comedian’s obscurity doesn’t always make them “better.” Those who react to Saturday Night Live alumnus Jim Breuer’s stoned demeanor as though it's nails on a blackboard fail to see him for what he is: a disciple of morning-zoo radio whose impression-heavy, frat-ready act is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. This fall Breuer will release his first book, I’m Not High, which aims to prove that he's more than just Goat Boy and the dude from Half Baked by detailing the comedian’s life on the road with his whole family in tow, his religious views, and his recent struggle to care for his ailing father. Heavy shit, man.