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The host talks about his experience in a private jet and how the producers of his show asked him to be more animated, resembling a past awkward encounter; featuring the phrases “pull up” and “pull out”.
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Actress and comedian Tina Fey discusses the pressure of winning multiple awards and having to deliver funny speeches each time, especially when the resume gets long.
The speaker discusses the anxiety associated with award shows and the fear of giving speeches, sharing a personal anecdote about breaking out in a sweat when nominated. They also touch on the nerve-wracking experience of having big names visit SNL, and the pressure of being on the red carpet.
A discussion on the impact of Jon Stewart's comedy and how it influenced the comedic industry with a memorable moment involving him stripping on television.
The speaker talks about encountering his deadbeat dad on a TV show and how they had an awkward exchange. The father was shown with a hired showgirl sitting next to him.
The speaker reflects on their experience as a head writer and how it involves embracing shame and working on projects they would never choose, such as Church Chat. They also briefly mention working with Robert Downey Jr. and the challenge of finding time to write on Tuesday nights.
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The speaker discusses the perpetually changing fashion trends for Gen Z and how they can quickly become outdated. They recall purchasing jeans from a J. Crew in Rockport Center, which was deemed a bad idea shortly after.
The speaker discusses challenges of hosting a talk show, including nervousness about the monologue and scrutinizing the writing process during live broadcasts.
The speaker talks about the inspiration for the "brownie husband" and the era of late-night comedy writing that they were a part of, which was goofy and fun but not necessarily politically focused.
Comedian Dana Gould talks about his approach to political comedy and how to use humor and storytelling to effectively communicate political ideas without polarizing or offending people.
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In this snippet, the speaker describes Bowen Yang's ability to bring a new perspective to comedy while referencing a humorous comparison between classic and modern maxi pads.
The speaker is anxious about improvising music as a monologist and also mentions how it's possible to determine if someone had plastic surgery. They further discuss dating tips and the art of "the chop" and how to spot someone who's had plastic surgery.
The podcast hosts reminisce about their favorite childhood toys and gifts, discussing the sentimental value behind them.
The speaker talks about giving a Will Ferrell doll as a gift to someone who he thought would appreciate it and mentions that people often bring up Will Ferrell when they talk to him.
The speaker shares their positive experience collaborating with a spouse's partner, highlighting the importance of ease and patience in working together and appreciating each other's strengths.
The comedy writing for children should take into account the type of kids who are going to watch the movie or show, and stick to an age-appropriate brand of humor.
Joe Rogan and David Lee Roth share their experience in buying weed from a dispensary and the absurdity of drug lingo in the modern age.