Joe Rogan and his guest discuss the topic of self-awareness and overthinking, and how people tend to focus on themselves more than necessary.
Keegan-Michael Key discusses the pressure of fame and how being familiar with a role can help alleviate that pressure. He also talks about how many shows it takes for someone to turn their performance from unknown to exceptional.
Actor Ethan Hawke recalls being told he could never make it as a movie star and discusses the pressure of constantly transitioning as an actor to stay relevant.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the art of impressionist comedy. They praise one another's abilities to mimic famous personalities like Steve Harvey, Bill Cosby, and Al Sharpton.
Ioanna asks the group about their own first impressions and how they introduce themselves to others, as well as notable first impressions they’ve experienced themselves. The conversation turns comical with a mention of a bathroom break and food digestion.