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A humorous discussion of various multilingual greetings, including "hola," "hasta la vista," "hasta luego," and "adios."
A discussion of how the late comedian Chris Farley's humor transcends generations and how knowing about him can prepare one for the diverse world we live in.
In this podcast episode, the host and guest discuss their memories of playing music with Chris Farley, including funny moments like Farley being buried in a drum set and serious moments like the joy of playing music together.
Matt and Scott discuss the emotional impact of live performances and how even when performing the same skit every night, there can still be a lump in the throat or a feeling that never goes away.
Chris Farley's talent was praised by Ross Perot during a skit performed in a less-than-ideal location. Years later, Farley's famous Chippendale sketch is still recognized as a comedic masterpiece.
The podcast episode includes stories about burying a turtle, performing a Pearl Jam-style music video starring Adam Sandler, and impressions of Southern characters and celebrities like Jay Leno and Chris Farley.
The speaker and Bernie used to make prank calls using Bernie's voice, calling hip places, and saying a superstar was coming to get a table for the night.
The speaker shares a story about his family going out to dinner and his eagerness to order food, but being stopped by someone else at the table each time he starts to order.
The speaker reminisces about how their dad used to give them chores like shoveling the walk or raking leaves and how their mom would leave pancake batter in the fridge for dinner which they would have with their friends.
A conversation between two individuals on Fifth Avenue discussing the need for more money, their familiarity with playing cards and their first impressions when receiving a delivery.
A mother reflects on her son's mischievous behavior on the bus and his good nature despite it.
The Farley family had a lot of bed wetting incidents, including one where a machine was ruined due to the severity of the incident. Additionally, they discuss childhood movies and TV shows.
The speaker reflects on their life and talks about their friend who seems to fail upwards and make friends easily, in contrast to their own life experiences.
The speaker sent David the actual jacket from the movie Tommy Boy. The movie character was known for being huge and fat but was actually just bigger and more agile.
The speaker talks about his friend's childhood skits and how he continued to entertain people through college. He also mentions the friend's father who was not in show business.
A conversation filled with inside jokes and personal anecdotes about a family’s connection to Saturday Night Live (SNL) and how one of their mothers performed on the show.
The speaker shares childhood memories including a chaotic elevator ride and the impact of divorce on children who often feel responsible for their parents' split.
The speaker expresses interest in hanging out with the listener and seeing a Janet Jackson show together.
Rob Lowe shares funny and interesting stories, including his experience working on the movie Tommy Boy.
The speaker remembers first meeting Chris Farley at an old school steakhouse and feeling unsure about the situation. However, they later found out that it was Chris Farley and didn't have any interaction with him.
The pressure of constantly flying back and forth for SNL read-throughs and shoots took its toll on the cast, causing them to crack under the stress.
Mike Myers reflects on the success of Tommy Boy, one of his most memorable movies and Jonah Hill's favorite movie of all time.
Actor shares memories of working on a movie with director Pete and how certain parts were improvised and changed during filming.
A former PA for Saturday Night Live recalls getting his shirt stuck in a pneumatic male tube and shares his experience of working for the show's producer, Lorne Michaels.
The speaker reflects on Chris Farley's career and highlights the importance of his contributions to SNL during the 90s.
The speaker compares their experience with Chris to following Peter O'Toole around and alluding to the challenges of the job.
A former cast member talks about their recent visit to the show and how it hasn't changed much, while also reflecting on how everyone on the show always talks about how poorly they are doing.
The hosts of the podcast had a chance encounter with Bon Jovi at an airport and observed how famous people interact with each other in a seemingly familiar manner. The conversation was filled with filler words and lacked substance.
A story of unprovoked shoulder tackles and words of encouragement from actor Brian Dennehy.
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Talkspace, the virtual therapy provider, is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month by offering listeners of the podcast $100 off their first month with customized therapy through their professional network.
Drizzly delivers beer, wine, and spirits to your door in under 60 minutes, making it a convenient option for when you don't want to leave the house or need a last-minute drink for a romantic night in.
The text consists of a discussion on claptor and a compliment for Chris Farley's comedic nature.
In this discussion, the hosts praise Chris Farley's comedic talent and commitment to his craft. They discuss his ability to conduct a crowd and his willingness to get on his fellow comedians in order to push them to do their best work.
The speaker recalls memories of the late comedian Chris Farley, his kindness, and how he related to the character Fat Bastard.
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Host Kevin Pollak talks about the dynamic between Chris Farley and “Saturday Night Live” cast member Chris Rock on an episode of “The Chris Farley Show” podcast. They discussed Farley’s comedic influences and Rock’s observation that Farley wanted to be like John Belushi.
Jim Breuer recounts a funny moment when Chris Farley burst into the writer's room naked, and discusses the sketch Whale Boy, which Farley believed was only funny if he played the titular character due to his size.
Kevin Nealon shares about his friendship with Dana Carvey, describing how Carvey interacts with fans on the street and his willingness to stop and have a drink with anyone who invites him.
The Fly on the Wall episode delves into the curious world of celebrity body metrics, discussing everything from net worth to body fat percentage.