Dice Clay recalls, the SNL audition, and vulnerability in standup with Nick Kroll. 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 podcast host mentions the actor's involvement in the upcoming movie Don't Worry Darling and his plans to attend concerts during his upcoming break.
The speaker shares some amusing anecdotes about a night out with Charles. They went to a bar called Bobby McGee's where they enjoyed some live music and talked about various topics such as golf, money, and a story about getting pulled over for speeding in Arizona.
A comedian reminisces on a memorable SNL episode and considers it to have the best performance of any person on the show.
The speaker talks about their memories of the 90s, including their obsession with a particular television show.
The transcript discusses how comedian Dice had two versions of himself, one where he acted like Jerry Lewis and another where he boasted about his lifestyle.
The host discusses prank calling sports radio in New York and pretending to be Chinese and other characters, as well as exposing some of their own prank calls they recorded on cassette tapes.
The speaker talks about their experience of sitting next to a charismatic and physically impressive person and how their behavior and mannerisms added to that charisma.
The speaker discusses their path to pursuing a career in comedy, including their desire to be on Saturday Night Live and their transition from improv to stand-up and character work.
In this transcript snippet, the speaker talks about his style of comedy, which is sarcastic and dry, and how he believes that he has a higher IQ than individuals who went to Stanford. He also mentions how he and the creators of a show he worked on used cavemen as a representation of minorities being discriminated against.
The speaker seems to be discussing a person who is not present and making observations about their behavior and characteristics in a meandering way.
Julio Torres talks about his inspiration for creating the character of Raven and his journey to becoming a cast member of Saturday Night Live.
The host discusses the convenience of using an online alcohol delivery service like Drizzly, allowing for delivery of beer, wine, and spirits right to your doorstep within an hour.
The standup comedy scene has evolved, with comedians now having more opportunities to showcase their talents beyond traditional venues like comedy clubs. This has led to a change in the perception of what it means to be a successful comedian, and more opportunities for comedians to break into the industry.
Comedian Nick Kroll shares his experience in learning vulnerability through feedback from audiences about his show Big Mouth, an animated series about puberty.
A comedian discusses his insecurities and inner voices that he puts into his stand-up comedy routine, and how he used to use characters to get into his act.
The speaker reflects on the experience of watching themselves on television, and mentions how they have to watch it multiple times to get used to their face. They also mention how they were too busy leading up to the show to be too concerned with the technical aspects.
John Mulaney and Nick Kroll discuss how they feel about watching themselves on their TV show, "Big Mouth" and how they prefer to not see themselves on screen.
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The speaker discusses how he gets more scared about giving a toast than going on stage in front of 1500 people. He also talks about his natural ability for comedy and John Bonet being a go-to funny reference in his act.
A look into what happens backstage during late night TV shows, from the excitement before the show to the melancholic music that plays after.
The transcript presents a series of disconnected phrases and fragments from a conversation which are difficult to summarize coherently.