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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss various Spanish greetings and phrases, including "Hola," "Hasta la vista," "Hasta luego," and "Adios."
In this podcast, the speaker talks about how learning a new language can prepare you for real life situations and help you sound smart. It can also increase opportunities in today's world where many people speak different languages.
The speaker reflects on their conversation with Molly about Norm's memorial and purchasing Bitcoin with high school friends, noting her eloquence and interesting insights.
The way someone speaks can greatly impact how they are perceived and received in various situations, from receiving directions to reading a story in school. It is important to consider your speaking voice and how it may affect those around you.
The speaker talks about how he used to invite industry people to his shows and packed them with 200 people, and mentions that there is something that is missing from the book.
The comedian shares a story about how Rosie O'Donnell gave him his first big break in the entertainment industry.
Comedian and actress, Bollie Shannon, discusses her thoughts of quitting the business during a year-long break and reflects on the support she received from fellow female comedians.
The speaker reflects on their experience with auditions as a stand-up comedian and improviser, including some challenges and unexpected changes during the process.
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The speaker mentions auditioning opposite Groundlings girls who were really talented. They talk about how standing up for yourself, even if it means being angry, can be healthy.
The speaker reflects on his impulsive anger outbursts and how he was able to acknowledge the underlying issue of childhood trauma and work towards improvement in managing his emotions.
A comedian who does comedy about dating talks about her own style and being accused of being on the spectrum.
The speaker finds joy in working with talented writers and describes the experience as being like a summer camp for creative people.
In the 80s, voice actors had to deal with suspicions about their performances when playing characters outside their gender. As a response, they learned to listen carefully to the character to avoid sounding like a stereotype.
Collaboration is crucial in the writing process as having someone to bounce off ideas makes you comfortable and confident. Writing alone can be tough, but working with someone else makes it easier and fruitful.
SNL alum, Molly Shannon, reveals that her iconic character, Mary Catherine Gallagher, is a representation of her childhood of overcoming adversity, stumbling, but still maintaining resilience and hope. She also shares that she incorporated her friend's name and inside joke in the character's famous catchphrase, "superstar."
Two speakers discuss their respective tough childhoods and the impact of their mothers' love and support.
The speaker talks about feeling healthier and not wanting to return to old patterns of pain and self-doubts. They also share their appreciation for listening to calming people, like hosts from home shopping networks.
In this episode, the hosts share their experiences of awkward conversations they have had during meals and gatherings, including encountering ghosts and weird questions about apples.
The speaker recounts two unsettling experiences that happened in their apartment, including a feeling of being held down and seeing a peeping Tom in the alley outside their window while changing.
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The speaker describes their perfect day involving sensory deprivation, earplugs, and relaxing in a sauna or steam room.
A mom shares her ideal dream day plans which include spending quality time in nature doing creative visualization, going out for dinner with friends, and getting acupuncture with her daughter, while her son is picked up from school.
The speaker talks about his love for being a dad while referencing the title of his book, "A Polaroid Guy in a Snapchat World."
This is a non-specific podcast transcript with no particular topic discussed, but mentions a preference for dramas and adventures.
Adam Sandler thinks Chris Farley was one of a kind with his exceptional physical comedy skills and intellect. He cannot predict where Farley's career would have gone if he was still alive.
The speaker switches between talking about Iceland, flying, loading a pelican, and the Kardashians, with no clear topic discussed.