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The speaker wonders if he can do a live show without actually being there due to his status as a germaphobe.
In the age of a pandemic, it's important to think outside the box to engage with audiences. Using live streaming and social media platforms like Twitter can provide real-time feedback and create more dynamic and interactive experiences.
A man pitches an idea for a podcast show in a video to the host, and wants to discuss the potential of the show being aired.
The host shares about impersonation cases, where people pretend to be someone else and message people doing creepy things under the innocent person's name. However, she feels better and updates Lou and Rick about a listener who shared an update regarding Rick's health.
The dating app Hinge has launched a new feature that allows users to leave voice memos in their profiles, which has generated mixed reactions, including some men sending voice messages revealing their health problems. A TikTok user showcased several of these voice memos, offering a glimpse into how users are making use of the new feature.
A stream of consciousness-style recording including snippets about the best place to get fried chicken, being single, and someone being good at driving with their niece.
This transcript features a vague conversation about introducing people to others and the benefits of having an amazing sleeper in your life.
This transcript contains random quotes with no clear context or relationship to each other.
A discussion about the impact of the pandemic on television production and an interview with a former producer of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
Andrew Schulz talks about his traditional Jewish upbringing and his experience with online gaming. He also discusses his New York roots and how it shaped his comedic style.
The host talks to her guest about whether she had ever considered getting married, to which the guest recounts a childhood memory of her and a friend sneaking a bag of French fries past her traditional Jewish father.
Comedian Pete Holmes discusses how his attitude towards comedy has shifted over time, embracing the vulnerability of being a comedian and becoming a healing presence for others.
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The prevalence of inappropriate content in media marketed towards children is discussed, including the use of vulgar language in children's productions.
Comedians and podcasters now have the opportunity to perform live virtually and interact with their audience. The podcast host also discusses casting choices in Hollywood and the importance of authentic representation.
Comedian Pete Holmes discusses the satisfaction of making small improvements and adjustments to his comedy over time, including a random connection to a hat with no connection to beer nuts.
Comedians discuss the joy of communicating and learning in comedy, touching on the onus of constantly being funny and learning late in one's career. They also discuss brushes with danger as a result of their profession.
Comedian Joe Rogan discusses the unlikelihood of a civil war in America, as people are too out of shape to engage in the necessary physical activity.
In this podcast episode, male comedians discuss their experiences in relationships and how they've bucked traditional gender stereotypes in their comedy.
The speaker discusses how sometimes his wife's anger can be amusing to him, despite her genuine frustration.
The podcast discusses the importance of open-mindedness and how it can improve communication, especially with regards to using correct pronouns for non-binary individuals.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about his passion for fixing things around the house and how he would prefer to find a liberal farmer on dating sites like Farmers Only.
The idea of showing podcasts in movie theaters to give the audience the full cinematic experience is being explored, but some hosts may have concerns about the potential for interruptions and distractions.
Rory Calhoun shares his thoughts on missing the Daily Show and explains the misinterpretation of losing his friends.
Two individuals are discussing the idea of taking a picture.