U-Turn Edition: The Zen of Jerry Seinfeld

Road Trip with WNYC | Jul 17, 2015

Jerry Seinfeld was just 27 when he first appeared on Johnny Carson in 1981. His unique comedy style eventually led him to create his namesake show with Larry David. After Seinfeld ran for nine seasons, he decided to go back to stand-up, and to his audience.  

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