The guys switch sides of the table as Jimmy Kimmel comes over to ask them all about their SNL journeys. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The hosts discuss various Spanish greetings, including "hola," "hasta la vista," "hasta luego," and "adios."
This podcast reveals a conspiracy theory relating to Jennifer Lopez's obsession with getting married and doing movies about it. The speaker also talks about the importance of learning different languages in today's diverse world.
Davy shares a story about his mom and the nicknames she gives to people. It becomes an emotional moment for some.
A former sports radio host talks about his journey from working in multiple cities across the United States to finally landing in Los Angeles with Kevin and Bean.
Dana Carvey talks about his experience with being a comedian, including his time on Saturday Night Live and performing characters like "Church Lady."
Chris Rock shares his experience of auditioning for SNL and mentions how Lorne Michaels almost didn't give him the chance because he believed he was already a 'movie star'.
Comedian Dana Gould talks about the tough reality of leaving friends behind in the comedy industry, as he reflects on his own experience auditioning for roles alongside his comedian friends.
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Julian Casablancas meets with SNL creator Lorne Michaels and receives feedback on his music, including a vulnerable moment where Michaels tells him: "sometimes when you're writing you try so hard to live up to whatever you end up ruining the fucker".
In this conversation, Bill Hader and Seth Meyers share some behind the scenes secrets of Saturday Night Live, including last minute changes, nervous hosts, and unique situations with celebrities like Michael Jordan and Steven Seagal.
The roasting of people usually follows a certain pattern where there's a person being roasted, and then there are others who are tasked with roasting them. The process often involves a mix of relaxed and wounded expressions from the roasters and the person being roasted.
Robert Downey Jr. discusses some of his most humiliating moments, including being in diapers with Matthew Broderick and teasing a fellow athlete about their fitness.
Drizzly offers alcohol delivery to your doorstep in under 60 minutes, making it a convenient way to order beer, wine and spirits online.
A former writer and cast member of Saturday Night Live discusses the placement and content of cue cards during live shows.
The speaker reflects on how some individuals had a star quality and presence during weekly meetings while others remained unknown or unremarkable to them. Sharon Stone is mentioned as an example of a classic movie star.
Eric Clapton's memorable experience on Late Night with Seth Meyers demonstrated how much the musicians seem to enjoy performing and how immersive the experience can be for passionate fans.
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A former comedian tells a story of an encounter with a celebrity where he was caught making mean jokes about the celebrity's wife.
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Jamie Foxx shares a story about wearing Hawaiian shirts during a two-second shot at a stadium in Miami. He talks about lending his shirt to a crew member and needing the shirt for a break coming up to attend a series of concerts.
Dennis Miller reminisces about his early days in stand-up comedy with David Spade and Rob Schneider, whom he regarded as the best guys out there. He shares how well they were paid for shows their stellar performances.
The speaker talks about how success can lead to offers that one may not be ready for and how leaving a show can lead to trying one's own show, like It's Spady.
Comedian Dana Carvey ponders about the haunting feeling of remembering past experiences from high school, as similar to revisiting the set of the SNL show.
Comedian and actor Bill Hader talks about the joys of podcasting and catching up with people for extended periods of time, even presidents. He also reflects on the importance of being funny as a comedian.
Comedian Steve Martin discusses hosting and bringing writers onto the show, mentioning how some people bring their own writers with them and joking that he waits until the grapes rot to drink the juice.
Dana Carvey and David Spade discuss their writing process for Saturday Night Live and how they would send sketches directly to friends who were hosting the show.