Speaker 1: Caloroga Shark Media. Hello, Jennie Mack, who with your daily
Speaker 1: comedy hews? The Hollywood Reporter asked a bunch of famous
Speaker 1: podcasters about podcasting, and sometimes it didn't go as well
Speaker 1: as they thought. I imagine. Tony Hinchcliff was asked what
Speaker 1: are your podcasting guilty pleasures? And Tony said, I don't
Speaker 1: listen to podcasts, which is pretty bad for a podcasting article.
Speaker 1: When I get a chance to put headphones on or
Speaker 1: drive somewhere, it's exclusively music for me. All right, what's
Speaker 1: your current favorite podcast that you're not involved with? Well,
Speaker 1: he doesn't listen to anybody, answered the Joe Rogan experience.
Speaker 1: Any podcasting who knows learned the hard way? Double confirm
Speaker 1: your bookings. Don't count on rappers that famously smoke vast
Speaker 1: amounts of weed, and remember they're booked on a certain
Speaker 1: date in time. How would you like to see podcasting evolve?
Speaker 1: The video players need to be better on Spotify, Apple
Speaker 1: and everywhere to create a competitive environment. What podcast doesn't
Speaker 1: exist yet that should? The Nancy Pelosi Stock Market Investment
Speaker 1: Advice Show. Who would you like to have on the
Speaker 1: podcast you have? And yet one word Chappelle pre recording
Speaker 1: routine IV Drip, cold plunge, sauna, chicken and broccoli, hot yoga,
Speaker 1: a six shot ice latte, playing drums for twenty thirty minutes,
Speaker 1: eight cigarettes, And who's the one person in your life
Speaker 1: that still doesn't know how we earn a living? In
Speaker 1: my case, it's my wife who comes down does the laundry?
Speaker 1: Is I know what she thinks of doing? Sitting in
Speaker 1: my office with the door closed, babbling to myself, I
Speaker 1: don't know, could you do the laundry? Twenty minutes from now?
Speaker 1: Tony hinchclose answer was the guy who let us originally
Speaker 1: recorder shows at the comedy Store now lives on an
Speaker 1: island in Honduras and plays guitar and smokes weed and
Speaker 1: doesn't go on social media. I don't think he fathims
Speaker 1: what he let begin from Late Night or Michael Cha
Speaker 1: and Colin Jolls will be sharing a stage in Colorado
Speaker 1: tonight at Denver's Bellco Theater. The show supports the Zarlanko Foundation,
Speaker 1: a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting learning disabled children in
Speaker 1: the Denver area. Those two now have the record of
Speaker 1: being SNL's longest tenured Weekend Update Team. They've been doing
Speaker 1: it since twenty fourteen. I remember when they started. Some
Speaker 1: coworkers didn't like them. I was into them right away.
Speaker 1: That's right. I'm gonna humble Breg and be like I
Speaker 1: like josetin Chay. No, I really did. I just thought
Speaker 1: they were good. I remember my old boss being like, oh,
Speaker 1: I know about that. I'm like, now, yet they're good.
Speaker 1: Johnny Mack, you never talk about Matt Rife on the podcast.
Speaker 1: Do you have something against Mary Rafe? No? I love
Speaker 1: Matt Rife. I thought his new special was really good.
Speaker 1: Or I don't talk about him yeac like I have
Speaker 1: mentioned him every day for two straight weeks. US Weekly
Speaker 1: had one of those interviews with Matt Rife. This one
Speaker 1: was an exclusive interview with US Weekly. Matt Rife, twenty
Speaker 1: eight years old, reflected on the early days of his career.
Speaker 1: The dream I had was, Okay, if I get to
Speaker 1: sell out weekends of comedy clubs for three round to
Speaker 1: see venues, I made it. The love of being a
Speaker 1: Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hard, Kat Williams, those arena acts and
Speaker 1: top tier entertainers never even occurred to me. I'm from Ohio,
Speaker 1: doesn't really seem fitting Dave Jappelle's from For eleven straight years,
Speaker 1: I woke up pretty much every single day with nothing
Speaker 1: to do unless I created something to do. Wait, were
Speaker 1: you podcasting in your basement too? Now I wake up
Speaker 1: and go, Wow, I don't know if I'll ever have
Speaker 1: a free day for the rest of my life, which
Speaker 1: is blessing and a curse. You have enough money, you
Speaker 1: can have a free day, Dude. I don't ever want
Speaker 1: to be bored again. That used to drive me absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: There's nothing worse than your phone not ringing. But every
Speaker 1: now and then I'm like, Okay, I'm ever getting a
Speaker 1: chance to enjoy the house to spot. Yes, don't tour
Speaker 1: for a week. It's your choice. Raife says success has
Speaker 1: not eliminated his mental health issues, saying it's gotten so
Speaker 1: much worse. There's no crash course on how to be famous.
Speaker 1: Nobody tells you how to take on new battles and
Speaker 1: get used to people telling you things about yourself. The
Speaker 1: only thought about yourself. You have to learn how to
Speaker 1: deflect so much negativity that's thrown at you. When so
Speaker 1: many people don't understand the negativity you live within your
Speaker 1: own head. But at the same time, certain anxieties and
Speaker 1: certain depressions are also lifted by the success. There's a
Speaker 1: little less worry about what if. Elizah Slessinger spoke to
Speaker 1: New Beauty dot com, your home for Comedy News. She says,
Speaker 1: this is a really exciting hour. I've been working on
Speaker 1: it for a while. I normally put out a special
Speaker 1: every year and a half, but I just had my
Speaker 1: son about five months ago, so I wanted to give
Speaker 1: myself time to recover from that. I sat with this
Speaker 1: material for a while. It's nothing but a raucous, outrageous
Speaker 1: and make no mistake about it, polished good time. I
Speaker 1: think it's super inclusive that speaks to a lot of
Speaker 1: different types of people. The folks at New Beauty your
Speaker 1: Home for Comedy News were in interested in how she
Speaker 1: takes care of herself, and Eliza said, I'm a big
Speaker 1: believer in natural remedies. I say that as like a
Speaker 1: total novice in this area. I go to a place
Speaker 1: called Kosha Spa in Sherman Oaks and they do a
Speaker 1: lot of massages. I'm a big believer in getting your
Speaker 1: muscles working out, talks, in stretching, stuff like that. I
Speaker 1: tend to shy away from anything invasive. As a person
Speaker 1: who talks a lot, it's always nice to get my
Speaker 1: jaw rubbed, especially when it's been clunch for eight hours.
Speaker 1: She's also a fan of products that don't use a
Speaker 1: lot of plastic. She says, I always try to do
Speaker 1: less plastic. I do think there are perfect people out
Speaker 1: there making great strides in health and beauty, but I
Speaker 1: always favor products that are at least straw to use
Speaker 1: less plastic. A lot of times you buy beauty products
Speaker 1: and what you're paying for is the beautiful packaging. What
Speaker 1: are you excited for this fall, Eliza Selessenger, She said,
Speaker 1: I'm excited to not sweat. I'm excited like every woman
Speaker 1: for the idea of pumpkin spice latte. To be honest,
Speaker 1: I'm just so excited to get back out there and
Speaker 1: be with the fans. I'm excited to not be pregnant
Speaker 1: and be on tour because that's a slog. I'm just
Speaker 1: excited to be running this hour and doing it for
Speaker 1: all the fans and the markets on this tour that
Speaker 1: we didn't get to last year. Deadlines spoke to Matt Berry,
Speaker 1: not the fantasy football guy in ESPN. He's Matthew Berry.
Speaker 1: This Matt Berry, the British actor. You know him from
Speaker 1: things like What We Do in the Shadows. Deadline reminds
Speaker 1: us that Matt Barry broke out in twenty twelve with
Speaker 1: Toast of London, a surreal sitcom in which he appeared
Speaker 1: as the bitter, buffoonish, self serious thespian Stephen Toast. Find
Speaker 1: that one on the internet somewhere. I don't know what's
Speaker 1: streaming right now, Toast of London, and hopefully it's somewhere
Speaker 1: if you ever come across that one, it's really good.
Speaker 1: Deadline asked him about his character Lazlow and what We
Speaker 1: Do in the Shadows, and Matt Berry said, he's three
Speaker 1: hundred years old something like that. He's an aristocrat who
Speaker 1: was bitten by an attractive young Greek vampire and he
Speaker 1: never looked back after that. He just carried on with
Speaker 1: his fairly hedonistic lifestyle from that moment on and doing
Speaker 1: all the things he wished he could do before he
Speaker 1: was bitten and became a vampire. Basically, that would attract
Speaker 1: any actor, I think, because all these characters are dead
Speaker 1: or undead or whatever you choose, they can say and
Speaker 1: do anything. That's what attracts me to it. We don't
Speaker 1: have to be cautious because these people don't exist. When
Speaker 1: you signed up, Matt Barry, did you realize the show
Speaker 1: would be an ongoing thing? No one does. You just
Speaker 1: sign up and see what there Isn't anyone that expects
Speaker 1: their TV show to run for more than a couple
Speaker 1: of seasons, let alone six. It's very rare now, and
Speaker 1: we're all very lucky. Deadline you have a very particular
Speaker 1: delivery to the right to your strengths. No, not at all,
Speaker 1: which is a good thing. My dialogue is bone straight
Speaker 1: without any sort of flower, and then I'll add whatever
Speaker 1: it needs depending on laslow situation within that episode. How
Speaker 1: has Laslow developed over the past five years. It's difficult
Speaker 1: to say, because it's not that sort of show. The
Speaker 1: characters are hundreds of years old. They're stuck in their ways.
Speaker 1: He can't really stretch them and take them on journeys
Speaker 1: that will alter the characters. They've been the same for
Speaker 1: hundreds of years. He hit the ground running with a
Speaker 1: fairly loud start, and then you keep going. I didn't
Speaker 1: really do anything different in the last season. I wasn't
Speaker 1: doing in the first I don't think do you get
Speaker 1: recognized much from the show? Yes, alrighty. On Thursday, I
Speaker 1: was telling you some of the best jokes from the
Speaker 1: Fringe festival. Where that link go. I lost it. You
Speaker 1: may recall the Winner was told by Marximmens, much better
Speaker 1: than me. I was going to sail around the globe
Speaker 1: in the world's smallest ship. But I bottled it. Trying
Speaker 1: to shake off the Matt Berry almostlipped in a half
Speaker 1: asked Matt Berry, there, I was very half assed today
Speaker 1: trying to get it back. Oh. Recently, I went to
Speaker 1: a couple concerts with my daughter and we were talking
Speaker 1: and she brought up Jim Brewer, and my Brewer came
Speaker 1: right back in the car the Mars Town and then
Speaker 1: she had to listen to me do Jim Brewer for
Speaker 1: good ten minutes. Zoe Coombs mar said, my partner told
Speaker 1: me she'd never seen the film Gaslight. I told her
Speaker 1: she definitely had all a falafels at the conspiracy theory
Speaker 1: about the moon being made of cheese was started by
Speaker 1: the Halluminati. Sarah Keyworth, I'm an extremely emotionally needy non
Speaker 1: binary person. My pronouns are there, tgri e. Roder Swift.
Speaker 1: I've got a girlfriend who never stops whining. I wish
Speaker 1: I'd never bought her that vineyard. Like lou Wall, gay
Speaker 1: people are very bad at maths. We don't naturally multiply.
Speaker 1: Sophie Duker kure Stormer looks like an AI generated image
Speaker 1: of a substitute teacher Oga Kach. Growing up rich is
Speaker 1: an hereditary condition. It affects one percent of people. Joe
Speaker 1: Nunnick will tape his special today at The Gutter in Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: New York. The Intern and Pound Gorilla tells us. Joe's
Speaker 1: a comedian, writer and content creator based in New York.
Speaker 1: Originally from Kansas City. He became the first paid regular
Speaker 1: at the Comedy Club of Kansas City. Good luck with
Speaker 1: your taping there. Also from the Gorilla, Nath Valvo remember him.
Speaker 1: I had him on the show Australian guy last August
Speaker 1: when we were doing some stuff on August of twenty three,
Speaker 1: doing some stuff for the Montreal Festival. Nath was great
Speaker 1: and we have told Naith Valvau was all killer, no filler,
Speaker 1: with a hilarious debut special. I'm happy for you in
Speaker 1: I'm happy for you Valveaux tackles the big question should
Speaker 1: he become a father. He talks about his family, his
Speaker 1: partner's friends, and surviving life in his thirties, featuring a
Speaker 1: lot of jokes in the usual Valvo flair that audiences love.
Speaker 1: I'm Happy for You was nominated for the Milbourne Comedy
Speaker 1: Festival Award. Now he's got a podcast. I didn't know this.
Speaker 1: It's called The buck Up. I'm gonna grab that because
Speaker 1: I liked him a lot. He was a really cool guest.
Speaker 1: Go back to August of twenty twenty three you'll find
Speaker 1: my interview with him. He was really cool. Nath Valvo.
Speaker 1: I'm happy for you on YouTube for free and for
Speaker 1: purchase without ads on the eight hundred pound Guerilla website.
Speaker 1: And I have to jump on a conference call in
Speaker 1: two minutes, so that means that's your company news for today.
Speaker 1: That's how this works. Did you have more, Sean? Maybe
Speaker 1: there's always tomorrow and I'll see you here then