Two individuals recount a humorous directing anecdote involving a scene rehearsal and a podium.
The host of a TV talk show confesses to experiencing a full-blown panic attack before each show and cites the importance of a calm stage manager to provide some stability during such moments.
After a long bender, the speaker returned home and decided to stop drinking. Suddenly, life slowed down due to the stay-at-home orders, and he spent quality time with his daughters in their family home.
The hosts discuss their love and admiration for Maurice LaMarche's voice acting in various animated shows they grew up watching, including Little Monsters and Pinky and the Brain.
The speaker recounts a dangerous jet ski ride with his daughter where she accidentally cut the throttle, causing him to fly off and hit the water. Despite the painful experience, his daughter thought it was funny and later teased him about sharing one of his dad's stories.