“The podcast is where I found my voice,” she said. Kelly accepts her role as “a receptacle for the love people have for my dad” but has also found her creative voice, in a process that roughly parallels George Carlin’s own creative evolution from the mainstream comic loved by Middle America for such routines as Carlin as “the hippy-dippy weatherman” to long-haired counterculture contrarian, speaker of the “Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television.” Today, Carlin hosts Sirius XM’s The Kelly Carlin Show and appears on the network’s Carlin’s Corner channel, devoted to George she also has a podcast on Kevin Smith’s Smodcast network, Waking from the American Dream, a more freewheeling spiritual discussion. a Hollywood cliché,” she describes herself in the book at one low point. never achieved anything without her daddy. Now she, in part through their reverence for him and encouragement of her, has found the way to what her father would call her “true self.” Her first book, A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up with George, a memoir published September 15, chronicles her journey.Īre you rolling your eyes yet? Kelly gets it and she’s way ahead of you: “A privileged, spoiled young woman who. When George Carlin died in 2008, Kelly Carlin, his only child, lost a father, but gained a family-of comedians, all of them admirers of her dad.
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