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Howie Mandel and his daughter Jacqueline Schultz talk with comedian Jay Leno about shooting porn in the studio.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe takes a look back at the history of The Comedy Store and its former owner, Mitzi Shore.
This episode dives into the history of the Comedy Store and how it started out as a place for comedians to hang out before becoming a legendary comedy club.
A comedian discusses the evolution of stand-up comedy venues and how different venues had their own dedicated teams in the past.
The guest recalls the late comedian's unique way of speaking and shares a humorous anecdote of how he would annoy his friend with it.
Comedian Jay Leno is known for his passion for stand-up comedy and his dedication towards work. He shares his experience of working in show business and tackling criticism and controversies.
A television producer recalls a time when his boss helped him gain success in the industry and taught him the importance of ratings in television.
Jimmy Fallon discusses his departure from NBC's show Late Night, and compares his situation to that of David Letterman's in regards to production companies and salary negotiations.
The difficulties of convincing A-list celebrities to come on podcasts instead of going on traditional media are discussed.
The host of a long-standing number one show is requested to add more pizzazz, but struggles with maintaining balance between being outrageous and entertaining, and not overshadowing the show's reputation.
Jay Leno speaks up about the misconceptions surrounding his supposed feud with Howard Stern, stating that he did not steal John Melendez from Stern and that he approached The Tonight Show objectively in search of the best producer and director.
The speaker shares his/her experience of being naive in fighting for a cause and how receiving positive feedback for not engaging in negative actions reinforced that behavior.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of pursuing one's passion, using a personal example of being a car enthusiast who enjoys driving Alfa's.
An individual recalls an encounter with a motorcyclist while driving an antique motorcycle with no brakes.
The host shares his experience riding with English designer Peter Stevens and reflects on his own prejudices and assumptions.
The speaker expresses his love and appreciation for the addressee while mentioning the addressee's supportive attitude towards his son buying a motorcycle. The speaker's daughter is trying to perform an engine swap on her car and has questions regarding it.
An unidentified speaker shares their opinion on someone who displayed anger, and how they themselves feel they would have the same right to be angry.
A rambling conversation about someone who may or may not have done something, with repeated mentions of the person being a funny and decent guy.
This podcast episode explores the impact of the "Wow factor" on marketing and consumer behavior, showcasing its potential to shape perceptions and drive sales.