The exquisite and incomparable Julia Louis-Dreyfus joins us this week on the show. Recipient of the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, Julia has won more Emmy awards than any other human being. We live and we learn; we laugh and we cry... and we pitch Julia a new podcast idea. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The speaker goes on a ramble about his mustache which he compares to Jonathan's and references pop culture figures like Chumbawamba, Baha Men, and the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
A conversation is interrupted by a request to stop chewing, followed by someone stating that winning awards is important.
An actor talks about the nostalgic feeling after wrapping up the ninth season of a show and the excitement of receiving paper scripts early in the morning to add creative layers to their work.
Comedians and celebrities share their hilarious dating nightmares, proving that the worst dates make for the best stories.
A story about a failed attempt at humor is used to illustrate the importance of being bold and courageous in making a fool of yourself, which is the key to humor.
The speaker shares a personal experience about her medical emergency which took place when she almost died due to a burst intestine. She also describes how she dealt with it by driving herself to the hospital and seeking timely help, despite not wanting to wake her husband up.
The speaker shares some humiliating theater stories involving pointy foods, alcohol, and a small license plate. They also mention a personal experience with a nurse.
In this episode, a woman shares a story of how she saved someone's life on her way home from a taping of Will and Grace, which triggered a memory of the first time she experienced the adrenaline rush of saving someone's life.
A working actor discusses how, despite other things he enjoys in life, being an actor is the only job he sees himself doing. He also talks about the potential of getting tired of the constant workload and mentions considering a blue collar job.
Jason expresses his concern about how other people become successful in their careers while discussing the enjoyment of working with friends.
The speakers discuss the importance of open communication and understanding in relationships and share their personal experiences.