Chapter
The Golden Age of Sketch Comedy
29:26 - 35:33 (06:07)
This episode explores the golden age of sketch comedy and how the internet has influenced the industry. The hosts also talk about their long-standing friendship and evolving communication style.
Clips
A former member of Smosh reflects on a 4-year period, after the company Defy acquired them, when their sketches were the best they had ever been.
29:26 - 31:45 (02:18)
Summary
A former member of Smosh reflects on a 4-year period, after the company Defy acquired them, when their sketches were the best they had ever been. However, they also mention that they were burdened with tasks that they didn't enjoy.
ChapterThe Golden Age of Sketch Comedy
EpisodeAnthony Padilla's Mental Struggle After Quitting SMOSH | Howie Mandel Does Stuff #109
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
The host reflects on her transformation from conducting scripted interviews to having a more natural conversation with her guests, which she believes allows for more authenticity and interest.
31:45 - 33:08 (01:23)
Summary
The host reflects on her transformation from conducting scripted interviews to having a more natural conversation with her guests, which she believes allows for more authenticity and interest. This comes with maturity and confidence in letting the conversation flow naturally.
ChapterThe Golden Age of Sketch Comedy
EpisodeAnthony Padilla's Mental Struggle After Quitting SMOSH | Howie Mandel Does Stuff #109
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
The internet provides more longevity for content than traditional media due to its ability to exist forever and algorithms that cater to user preferences.
33:09 - 35:33 (02:23)
Summary
The internet provides more longevity for content than traditional media due to its ability to exist forever and algorithms that cater to user preferences.