The one-and-only Jennifer Aniston joins us for a surprise-hang amongst true friends. We learn about The Businesstry, junk-food confidence, Fear & Courage... and (when it comes down to it) how the sausage is madePlease support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The hosts introduce the podcast episode and discuss personal experiences with gaming, including one host's struggles with Mario Kart.
In a podcast conversation, the topic of parenting techniques was discussed, including the use of a fake camera to deter children from stealing candy. The hosts also talked about the anxiety that comes with interviewing guests who the hosts know little about, and joked about a friend's love of eating candy at their house.
In this conversation, the host talks to a childfree individual about the value of social gatherings without children. They discuss how meaningful friendships can become a substitute for familial connections and how these gatherings can provide an opportunity for much-needed human connection.
The speaker reminisces about growing up in a New York City apartment, watching her parents entertain their friends during a period of financial success.
Jennifer Aniston discusses the value of making a virtue out of necessity and her four-year hiatus from film work after Friends.
Generation Y podcast delves into the tragic story of Calif Browder while Even the Rich explores Hollywood legend, Lucille Ball.
The speakers discuss the topic of career transitions and the feeling of coming to a crossroad in life, where individuals question what else they could do with their skills and experience.
The speaker describes how the microphone had to compete with a water sippy cup for their attention during a conversation.
Actor/actress talks about their fears before and after achieving success in the entertainment industry.
The host and guest talk about different types of fears they have had, and how they have used capital to benefit their lives and the people around them through creating opportunities for growth and self-improvement.
Jen and another person discuss if they are able to continue watching box office statistics during a crisis, citing a previous time where they couldn't due to their concern over natural disasters.
The hosts discuss the concept of "love bombing," which involves showering someone with affection and compliments to boost their self-esteem. They also share their own self-care routines and tools for dealing with stress and anxiety.
The podcast discusses the issue of appropriating language from pop culture and the frustration of not being able to hold a unique expression without it being picked up by the masses.
The podcast host discusses the importance of bringing in reliable and down-to-earth individuals in the Hollywood industry, rather than dealing with dramatic and difficult personalities.