Dana Carvey speaks about how music has become like a church for many people, and how he has found an audience that truly loves him.
A former SNL cast member shares how it took him five years to finally have fun on the show, but that the last season was his best because he knew it was his last and didn't care. He also discusses the difficulty of performing while experiencing anxiety and excitement.
The speaker expresses nervousness before Shirley Starrin's visit to the podcast because he thinks people do not think of him as funny, and he feels pressure due to the excellence of other guests.
The speaker discusses the easy-going approach to stand-up comedy and how it takes time to develop the confidence to perform successfully.
Learning how to perform stand-up comedy can help individuals overcome their insecurities and learn how to properly deliver lines with emotion and finesse.