We are surprised this week by our dear friend, and one of the most hilarious people on the entire planet, Amy Sedaris. She discusses her favorite golf autobiographies, old cooking shows, and her upcoming imaginary houseware store. Let's just say we feel truly At Home... with Amy Sedaris. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The hosts welcome everyone to a new episode with Jason joining the podcast from Atlanta from what appears to be a laundry room or a closet and discuss how low hanging fruit and in the closet are the same thing.
Sean introduces his rekindled love for golf during the pandemic and compares it to addiction, as he explains how it brought him joy during uncertain times.
Comedian Amy Sedaris shares her views on documentaries and television shows. She finds it amusing that people consider watching documentaries as an alternative to reading, and shares her experiences watching various animated shows and movies.
Comedian Amy Sedaris talks about her typical Saturday which involves working on crafting projects at home.
The speaker discusses her move from North Carolina to Chicago to pursue comedy at Second City, admitting that she may not have made the move if it weren't for the encouragement of her comedy friends already performing in the scene.
Amy Sedaris and a podcast host talk about her non-traditional, left of center humor, surprise being the key element in comedy, and a funny interview she did in the past that involved mixing up with people.
The speaker shares their preference for SCTV over Saturday Night Live, citing their love for the cheap sets and character-driven sketches. They also reflect on their misunderstanding of the term "spaceship" as a child.
The speaker explains that they approach their work in the entertainment industry with fun, and if they aren't having fun, then they aren't doing it right.
The speaker discusses their preference for practical crafting over Martha Stewart's more elaborate style.
The conversation covers topics such as starting your own product line, the shift towards personal relationships in business, and the romanticism of farming.
Actress and comedian Amy Sedaris discusses her drive and energy, recounting a time when she even impressed her director on set. She also reflects on the term "Karen" and how it relates to her character, and talks about taking time to relax.
The speaker admires John Malkovich's career and acting choices, likening his daily routine to a filled story. He considers Malkovich to be among the top three actors in the world.
A guest on the show explains the process of being a guest on Late Night with David Letterman and the unique experiences that come with it.
The speaker talks about the importance of having good godparents in one's life and shares his experience of being a godparent himself. He also shares how his role as a godmother is a full-time job and talks about how being a godparent is engaging and requires time and effort.
The guest discusses minor everyday occurrences that can trigger a strong emotional response, including getting a receipt with change and seeing someone struggling with luggage on the street.
A listener expresses her love and admiration for the podcast host, Amy, and shares the importance of having a supportive friend to turn to.
The hosts discuss their fun interactions with Amy Sedaris; sharing stories of her quirky personality, including her love of making people laugh and playing pranks.