The host with the most Mr. Jimmy Fallon teleports to us from NYC. Jimmy takes over Lorne's office, he describes his new show about jellies, and teaches us how to use a backpack guitar on a treadmill. It's provocative, it's ruggedly handsome, it's another episode of SmartLess.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this short exchange, the hosts discuss the correct pronunciation of "chowder."
The speaker and his companions are considering playing golf.
The speaker talks about attending a Ram's game at SoFi Stadium and babysitting for a friend while also mentioning a humorous incident involving Uralberg cheese and Sean's voice.
The podcast host and guest discuss a mystery guest with a low voice who is expected to make an appearance soon.
The cast of a TV show went to a bar together and were ultimately kicked out. This happened about halfway through the show's run.
The speaker mentions that Danny and Steve would use other places instead of the current one if only they could tell stories about them.
The host talks about how to handle camera phone interference during conversations with strangers.
Even the Rich, a podcast from Wondry, delves into the tumultuous lives of the world's elite and showcases the epic dating nightmares and misfires of comedians, celebrities, and funny friends. In the most recent season, the podcast explores the meteoric rise of Lucille Ball to fame as the first female sitcom star and studio exec, despite facing rejection and a husband with an affair.
The speaker discusses the importance of staying one step ahead in life and work to be prepared for what's to come. The conversation touches upon the speaker's busy schedule, including spontaneous weekend plans.
The play "Good Night Oscar" takes place backstage and on The Tonight Show, with Oscar getting a pass to appear with Jack Parr.
In a conversation with a friend, Jimmy Fallon reflects on his experience hosting The Tonight Show and the weight of the show's legacy.
A comedian describes the feeling of leaving a successful performance and how a compliment from someone he admired added to that accomplishment.
The speaker goes to Barney's to buy a suit but is mistaken for being in the wrong store by one of the staff members. Despite the interaction, the speaker is confident in his upcoming hosting gig.
The speaker describes a video where a man is wearing a harness that is pulling on his crotch and he uses a loop to pretend he's looking at rings while saying goodbye to the camera to go to Milan.
Two people collaborate on a song by improvizing and writing together.
Will Arnett shares a humorous anecdote about a little girl who was a big fan of his and even wore shirts with his face on them, but her friends didn't know who he was.
Three comedians reflect on the impact of their work during times of anxiety, and the joy of making people laugh.
In this podcast episode, the speaker talks about the significance of having a great wife and a happy life. He shares his own experience and emphasizes on the role a supportive spouse plays in one's life.
The hosts engage in light-hearted banter about their guest, Jimmy Fallon, and his upcoming show "That's My Jam," while also jokingly promoting an organic product called "SmartLess."