Beatles magic, Wayne's World 30th anniversary, and the industrial disease of creativity with Mike Myers. 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
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The show takes listener calls, discussing potential movies like "Coffee Talk" and "Sprockets." They also discuss the importance of staying in your lane.
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Comedian Jim Breuer recalls his experience visiting Abbey Road and recording with the Beatles in a casual and relaxed setting, with nothing fancier than tea and cigarettes. They would often just hang out and joke around before channeling their creativity into the music.
A former SNL performer reflects on the show and compares it to The Beatles.
The speaker discussed how the scheduling of content on BBC is often odd and unpredictable, with shows starting at unusual times and running for unexpected durations.
The speaker discusses their envy towards someone with parents from Liverpool who had connections to the Beatles, as well as their personal experience with Alzheimer's affecting a loved one.
Comedian Mike Birbiglia shares how he landed an audition for The Martin Short Show without even realizing it and the role Martin Short played in his comedy career.
The transcript features a discussion about the first season of SNL. The guests reflect on the unique frequency and sensibility that a particular guest brought to the show.
The comedian shares his experience of suffering from a nervous breakdown during his early days of performing comedy, and how he used celebrity name dropping as a coping mechanism.
The type of audience that is drawn to different personalities varies greatly, as some may prefer musicians like Dieter and Wayne, while others may gravitate towards more artistic individuals. When the speaker first appeared on the show, they would only receive a few letters from viewers in a very basic form of communication.
A former Canadian Ice Hockey player reflects on the pride he felt in using Team Canada's equipment and the challenges faced as an immigrant with little money.
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The speaker discusses an encounter with a middle-aged man and reminisces about his own youth.
Patton Oswalt shares a story of meeting Wayne Gretzky, who kindly laced up his gear and helped him prepare for playing goalie for a Wayne's World sketch.
The speed at which things happen in movies can be frustrating, especially when playing an important role like the prime minister of England. On SNL, being too serious and trying to control things can be a mistake and letting things happen naturally can lead to great results, as seen with Adam Sandler's charisma on the show.
Brad Pitt shares his experience of filming a WWII movie shot in Nazi headquarters, and how it affected him and his work in the movie industry.
A discussion on how parental beliefs can shape a person, with personal anecdotes on how their parents' stance against fascism influenced them and how popular culture has contributed to shaping modern couples.
In this podcast, the speaker shares funny anecdotes from their conversations. The anecdotes range from humorous compliments to being mistaken for someone else's identity.
Live Nation is offering concert goers a chance for $20 all-in tickets to some of the biggest names in the industry through Concert Week.
The speaker promotes Viore's athletic clothing line, claiming it's the most comfortable and versatile on the planet, and provides a website for listeners to go purchase the product.
Mike Myers shares an emotional experience about receiving a letter from George Harrison and how it reminded him of the support and encouragement he received from his parents in Liverpool when he first started pursuing show business.
The speaker reflects on the brilliance of using sets to create shoplift sets. They also remark on the fascination with American show business and the excitement surrounding a performance by Paul McCartney.
The speaker talks about how intimidating hosting a TV show can be, and how he adjusted to the experience by learning to bounce off the other hosts and pinging them back with humor and support.
In this transcript snippet, the speaker shares their thoughts on the flow of jokes in conversation and comments on the profitability of movies like Austin Powers.
The speaker recalls a Saturday Night Live sketch where the aliens at a court were overly concerned with box office receipts for movies. He also talks about a sketch involving him and Christopher Walken portraying aliens who come in peace but accidentally hurt a farmer with their landing gear.
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Comedian Dana Carvey discusses how he believes that Church Lady can sing Neil Young songs even though he cannot sing, and jokes about the idea of making an album where Church Lady covers Neil Young.