The podcast hosts discuss how some comedians like Jerry Seinfeld rely heavily on planning and writing out their sets whereas others prefer improv and working out their jokes on stage.
Pete Davidson talks about how his perspective of always seeing himself as the worst person in the class helped him succeed in SNL and how fame changed his relationships.
The podcast discusses Tina Fey's retirement plans and whether she plans on continuing to write even after retirement or travel the world with her husband once their girls leave the nest.
This podcast episode features an interview with Matt Kazam, a former corporate executive who left his job to pursue a career in stand-up comedy. He talks about his love for comedy and how he made the transition from the corporate world to performing on stage.
The speaker talks about doing stand-up comedy and how he found Jewish studies much more interesting than other types of theology. He mentions an article about Henry Beard, who wrote for the Harvard Lampoon and the National Lampoon, titled "The Original Smart-Ass White Guy".