The hosts discuss the recent controversy surrounding old comedic sketches and the responsibility of the performers. They delve into the question of who is responsible for creating and executing potentially offensive material in these sketches.
The podcasters talk about a video on YouTube featuring cops trying to sing the national anthem and failing miserably, which is hilarious to watch. They also mention a man who ruins a ladder climb by sitting down and playing Roseanne's infamous rendition of the national anthem.
The podcast host and guest praise Charles Grodin's acting abilities, with the guest mentioning that Grodin provided a blueprint for creating a great movie.
The speaker reminisces about a comedy special from their childhood that had a big impact on their sense of humor, recalling the funny bits and how it helped shape their comedic tastes.
Comedian Tom Segura recalls the intense experience of hearing Bo Jackson hit a home run and how it compared to the legendary sounds of Babe Ruth and Josh Gibson, as told on his podcast.