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Will Arnett joins the Smartless podcast with hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett, and is later joined by guest Dana Carvey, where they discuss random topics and share their recent meals.
In this podcast episode, the hosts interview a comedian and briefly touch upon topics like chicken salad sandwich and Wonder Bread truck.
The podcast hosts have a casual conversation about the film Tough Guys and one character's peculiar habit of keeping track of people's church attendance despite not being religious.
The hosts discuss the viral spread of idioms and how language evolves over time, referencing the example of "not going to do it" and recalling an old Regis Philbin mispronunciation.
Jason and Will showcase their talent for accents as they discuss the use and impact of catchphrases in daily conversations.
The speaker discusses the stereotype of bass players being the "fat guy" in a band and expresses frustration with lazy bandmates.
Paul discusses his Irish relatives and the Liverpool accent. The hosts ask about the transition from podcasting as a hobby to getting paid for it.
A comedian recounts his experience working with a Hollywood star who made a comment about his sexuality.
An actor talks about his journey to fame, including bringing a bag of Santa Cruz pot to Van Nuys and playing the ukulele for hours before getting his big break.
Leslie Odom Jr. discusses the importance of opening up about mental health and the comfort of wearing great clothing with host, Pete Holmes, on the "You Made It Weird" podcast.
Bill Hader discusses the significance of the final slot on SNL, as it allows for experimentation and new ideas to be tested before the show ends. This slot was particularly important before the advent of YouTube and the ability to have control over content distribution.
This is a discussion about a song called Chopin' Broccoli and the creative process behind it, including the confidence of one of the collaborators.
Comedian and writer Robert Smigel discusses his experience with impersonating presidents on Saturday Night Live and creating the iconic character Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.
The speaker discusses the sustained longevity and relevance of a person in the entertainment industry. They express their frustration with the commodification of content.
The speaker talks about his experience with heart disease and stents, and emphasizes the importance of following the protocol for preventing heart attacks. He also mentions using cognitive behavioral therapy and enjoyable activities as coping mechanisms.
In this podcast, the host and Kevin Nealon discuss Valentine's Day gift ideas for that special someone and mention the flowers, candy and chocolates available at Macy's. However, outside of these traditional gifts, it is still difficult to find the perfect present.
The speaker talks about how it's interesting to see humans learn sarcasm and irony after they learn language.
The podcast medium allows for showcasing people's artistic abilities in casual conversation form and can pique the interest of a wider audience.
This transcript contains a casual conversation that touches on a variety of subjects, including writing thank you notes, odd requests, and unfunny people in comedy.
The Smartless Guys have become a meme, as referenced in a podcast conversation.
The transcript provided is incomprehensible due to lack of context or coherence.
This episode features a conversation about a former child actor’s experience working with Paul McCartney and navigating sketch comedy.
Comedians and celebrities share their hilarious dating nightmares and misfires, like the guy who only got frisky on top of a pile of stuffed Garfield toys. You can listen to the show on any podcast platform or early and ad-free on Amazon Music or by subscribing to Wondry Plus.