The host talks with guest David Feldman about a sketch he wrote for the Howard Stern Show but gives credit to Chris as the driving force behind it. They also discuss the strange feeling of writing a sketch about someone they didn't know well.
The podcast suggests that stand-up comedians should seek fresh eyes and ideas for their materials, even if they write their own jokes. The suggestion comes from smart people who think about how to improve the material.
Kyle Kanane shares how coming from the Chicago stand-up scene gave him the drive to showcase his talent when he arrived in New York City.
In this episode, the speaker discusses the myth of becoming a star in Hollywood and shares some of his personal experiences with the industry.
Paul McCartney discusses his recent creative upswing and how his music reflects who he is as a person, as well as his memorable appearance on Saturday Night Live with Chris Farley.
The speaker talks about their experience of performing on SNL for the first time and how their journey to that moment was full of ups and downs.