A podcast episode blends multiple comedic and cultural conversations, centering on the launch of a new show, *Don't Lie To Me*, hosted by Lisa de Julio and Lexi Juanio. The show explores honesty, relationships, and personal growth, emphasizing authenticity in a world of social performance. It is introduced alongside other popular podcasts like *Scam Goddess*, a true crime comedy series about scams and fraud, and *Artists on Artists on Artists*, an improv comedy panel featuring diverse guest artists. A major theme throughout is the rich, often overlooked culture of Chicago, including food traditions like Enbrogia salad, Jardinera relish, and Hogi subs, as well as the evolving identity of "Chicon" or "Shy-con" as a badge of pride. The discussion also delves into internet culture, group dynamics, generational labels like “elder millennial,” and the power of shared experiences on platforms like TikTok. The episode highlights personal stories, including stand-up comedy, family traditions, and the joy of self-expression, ultimately celebrating authenticity, community, and the humor found in everyday life. These threads create a vibrant, relatable narrative that brings together personal identity, regional pride, and comedic storytelling.
This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Lisa, tell them about our new show. We have a new podcast. It's called Don't Lie To Me. I'm Lexi Juanio, we're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa de Julio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions, and at this point in my food days, I've lived it all. Now in my 30s, being the founder of new shoes, good taste is my business. Listen on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, this is Kylie Breikman, Angel Jaretana, Jeremy Cole, Hanepash McDonald, and we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. The improvised character comedy podcast were each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? He winks on Halloween. It's right up next to the microphone. I hear you get the elbows here, the eyelashes hate each other. You never seen Italy so quiet as when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween. Listen to artists on artists on artists on artists every Thursday on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, stand-up comedian, creator, and host of Scam Goddess Podcasts. The True Crime Comedy Podcasts all about robbery, fraud, and those who practice it. Each week I bring on an amazing guest. Ooh, I scammed them. What? I could talk to you for an hour. You're a generational yapper, like me. That's why I had to make yapping a job. And now you can catch full episodes of my show on YouTube. Start listening to Scam Goddess on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Scam Goddess! Look, man. Oh, I see. Am I online? Oh, look over there. Wow. It's not a culture. Yeah. Yeah. Last cultureistas. Ding dong. Last cultureistas calling. Go ahead. Tell them what you're chomping on. And just do one, because there's Mr. Phonia Girly, so we could get upset. Well, it's impossible to just do one with Chicago style, because you won't be giving you the caramel and the cheddar. Oh, he's to everyone out there. Here we go. I got two. I got one of each. And Mrs. It. Hmm. This is it. Cook County Classic. Garrett Popcorn Chops. This is the shit they have at O'Hare. This is his classic. This is the Chicago as Kevin. This is as Chicago as the name on every bad. These lips is going to be Garrett. Oh my god. A Chicago tradition since 1949. Can I say, I've not been back to Chicago since pre-pandemic. Oh, you haven't? No, I forgot. I am a Chicago girl. You're a Chicon. I'm a Chicon. What? Excuse me? It's a Chicon. No, I wouldn't say that. Remember Chicago in the 90s. I want to bring your guest into this. Obviously, she's a Chicago woman. Oh, yes. Well, yes. Bulls. Oprah. Yeah. I mean, and I would name a third thing. Oh, well, a home alone. I mean, home alone. You did it. And this is a great tribute to one Miss Catherine O'Hare. But yeah, you know, I go every year. So I think I'm a little spoiled. You are. Oh my god. I go there at least once a year, actually, because I tore in December, which by the way, nobody does Christmas like Chicago. And I'm sorry in New York. Yeah. But there's like a corporate feel in the way that New York does Christmas. Paul Buildings, yeah. I say, this is the expert. And then you go to Chicago. And it's just much more lived in. It's much more like real Christmas. You can tell every ever all the lights are kind of thrown up there. Go into the weiner circle. And there's a little too much of them. You know what I mean? Right. There was no corporate voice terrain in it. Can I say the craziest new years I've ever had. Talk about it. Chicago going from Berlin, RIP to Scarlett. People throwing up in the streets, me and Sam Taggart, circa 2012. Wow. Blasting the supersonic racing soundtrack, the sonic. The hedgehog soundtrack is full of house classics. Yeah, no one ever when I put on my video game. I want to hear those club classics. Literally culture number eight. When I put on my video game, I want to hear those club classics. Anyway, oh my god. I'm sorry. Our guests just gifted us these gorgeous Garrett. And it lit you up. I am so Chicago. I'm activated with Chicago. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go this summer. Oh, I love Chicago so much. Let's put me in Chanel in Chicago. I have not been able to stop singing the song. Put me in the new. Sing it love me now. Put me in the new now. It's got to be a record of the year nominee. Oh, that's interesting. I'm going to talk about it at a time point on the pod. What we are going to talk about at this point in the pod is our guest. Wow. She is. I remember meeting her also pre-pandemic and being like this fucking girl. Get this. Met her in Chicago because she opened up for me on tour. Love. We talked about the house down at the Vick. Theater in Chicago. One of my favorite theaters in Chicago. And basically, it was love at first sight. It was love at first sight. She's a Chicon. She's a Chicon. She's a Chicon. Well, actually, we're going to move past this. I just wanted to mention the first time I heard the term Chitown. Yeah. Which is also, is it Chai or Chai? So then there's a show on Showtime called the Chai. The Chai. The Chai. But I thought it might have been called the Chai. Not really the experts here. We have an expert here. Her solo show is coming out March 17th on the day. Margarit. Margarit. Margarit. Margarit. Yep. It has a beautiful structure that I want to talk about. It really shines a light on live-life love culture. Thankfully. Thankfully. The song by Journey. She hosts literally life-changing. Is that what it's called? Thankfully. No. Journey song is called Faithfully. Faithfully. Sorry. Not to be confused with traders. With traders. Wait. Faithfully. Oh. Absolutely. This is all stuff we're going to get clarified by our guest, who's also an expert on Journey. It's an expert on Journey. She is a Chai con, a Chai con. I can't wait for her to clear this up. March 17th. Check it out. YouTube and Upright Citizens Brigade. Distributors. Come on. Everyone. Please. Welcome up. Maggie Winters. That is so crazy to hear those words. The words of the real name. Yeah. My own name coming out of your mouth. Andy Cohen's about to bullert your name out. I will be sick when that happens. Yeah. So you're going behind the bar. Is this happening Wednesday night? Yeah, but it will. Tonight. When this comes out. When this comes out. Or we'll come out later. It will come out Sunday. See. No problem. So sorry, everyone. It's not live anymore. Watch what happens pre-taped. You guys tired. You know, he's got kids. Yeah. I don't know about that. You can ask him. That's a bit of a kid. So is that real? Um, it's shy. Thank you. Shy-town. Shy-con. Um, they say shy-rush, which my dad really doesn't like. Yes. But the shy. My brother was a set deck on the shy. Oh, my God. It's called the shy, not the shy. Not the shy. So then, do people ever call it the shy-year? Y'all are lower the rings. That is, we should start saying that. You should start saying that. Well, then the first there was the bad thing people would say, shy-rush. Of course. Well, people have to make everything bad a little bit. Of course. It's actually real quotient number nine. People have to make everything bad a little bit. We have to make everything bad a little bit. Not Chicago. Including the person that told me to get a new hairstyle today. Let's talk about that. Um, I don't, I just, this is my hair. It's thin. What do you want from me? Well, I just, I just take issue with, you need, okay. So I brought up Maggie's amazing. I just want to really shine a line on this because it really kind of helped shift the paradigm a little bit for me. It was you and John really were talking about bean soup theory, right? Yes. So do you want to explain what bean soup theory is? Yes. So now I understand that is that an actual video girl posted on TikTok for a recipe for bean soup. Of course. Of course. We all love. No, I'm not a bean girl. Do you guys like beans? I love beans. I love any soup. My dad is like, oh, really? You need to hang out my dad. No. Yeah. And it's the battle between me and my dad every day. I see the battle. What's, because you need to be eating beans. Have you ever had a white bean lentil? No. You can't talk about this. I can't talk about beans. No. Well, they don't have the bean soup theory. Yes. Talk about the bean soup theory. Well, so a woman, it was like, here's my recipe for bean soup first comment. I don't like beans. That's, it was me. No. And it's like hairstyle. Yeah. Yeah. And so, but the good thing I will say is I was talking about the bean soup theory. In this video on someone commented, you need a new hairstyle. And then people right away were like, this is what she's talking about. Exactly. And I said, thank you. Which is the thing of like, so then this isn't for you. It's not for you. There's the entirety of human thought out there on the internet. Yes. You can just keep swiping. Or send it to the group chat. Right. So this, I hate beans. And then they're probably going to ignore it anyway because it's so stupid. Well, you send it to the group chat so they can tell you what to think. Yeah. I mean, it's like, hey, I wasn't sure of an oven opinion. What do you guys think? And then they, the group chat will always have a strong opinion. That's where we'll go to number 10. Yes. The group chat will always have a strong opinion. So I'm already loving that we have so many rules of culture. So many rules. Eight, nine and ten. I'm going to, I'm going, I listen to this. This means a lot to me because I listen to my desk at my job in Chicago. In Chicago? In Chicago, where I live. In Chicago. In Chicago. In Chicago. I'm sorry. I'm Chicago. The shy. Did you have to eliminate an accent? Did I have to? Yeah. Yeah, it comes out sometimes. Yeah, but out the south side. I guess, okay, I shouldn't say, did you have to eliminate an accent?
I don't hear it all like when you speak. - God, I have a strong one, but it depends on like, if I'm with my family a lot, my mom is like, we're going to the jewels, it's huge. Oh my God. - Uh-huh. Can I even point out, and I'm sorry, I don't mean to make you self-conscious. Even my mom. - My mom, yeah. - My mom, no, can I say, I love Midwestern. - Yeah, I love it. - I almost picked different my culture, but then I freaked out. - Why? - Just the culture of the Midwest? - Yeah. - Oh no, we got to talk about cheese balls or whatever. (laughing) - Cheese balls? - Or cheese balls. - Cheese balls, the big thing of cheese balls. - Oh my God, you know, I'm reducing, I'm bastardizing Midwest culture. - No, they would love, we're so sweet, we'd love it. First of all, I now occasionally go to Grand Rapids, Michigan. - Love. - Because that's where Henry and Ethan live. Remember Henry and Ethan? - Of course, Henry Kupinski. - Kupersky, Kupersky. - Oh, bye. - No, no, no, Kupersky, Kupersky, guys. It's all coming out on the wall now. - But they live out there now. And they have the most lovely little wife in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and everyone is, it's true what they say. Kindness reigns. - Of course, kindness reigns. - Kindness reigns. - Kindness reigns. - I think gotta like this little life. Remember that? - What's that? - Yeah. - On TikTok? - I don't know, gotta like this little-- - We can't restart it, but first so long it was a trend. I think people would just show like, that meeting dinner. (laughing) - See, and it was a Midwest thing. Midwest. - No, it was all over TikTok. Where were you? - Oh, I don't really do TikTok. - No, I no longer have one. - Because they'll tell you to change your hair on this. - I'll tell you to change your hair. I feel like you have a claim and a dominance over it. - Yeah, because at some point it's just like, I'm older. I'm rather the same age, I think. - Right, yeah. We're all metal forces. We're all 22. - We're all 22. - We're all 22. - And I'm just like, it's like, you're so millennial about it. It's like, yeah, I am a millennial. - Right. - So I'm gonna be millennial. - The use of millennial as a bad word. - I know, I know. - Like, come on. It really happened like that. - Sure. - I'm hoping now it's at the stage where it's like, people are kind of tired of it. - Right. Well, I can't wait. No, it happens like that because as soon as you could put the word "elder" in front of it, and it had a stink on it, right? - Elder millennial. - So like, eventually you'll say like, "elder Z," or "elder Gen Z," or some such. - Yeah. - You know what I mean? You didn't have "elder Gen X." - No, you didn't. Can I say this as a list? There's no stingers fault. - What do you mean? - Her special is called "elder millennial," and I never thought of one of her many specials was called that. And I had never heard that before, and I was like, "elder millennial." - I opened for her once, I'll give her a call. - We will. - Give her a call. - Give her a call. Margarit is the title of your special. - Yes. - Full name. - That's my full name. Beautiful. - Beautiful. - Beautiful. - It's my grandma's name. - French? - Irish. - Irish. - Yeah, but it's definitely a French name. Although-- - What's the story there? - That's like, what did my grandma want, she have to? - What did she have to? - What are her parents up to? - Of course. - We have one of those little things in my house that says, "Me and my two brothers' names," and then like, where it's from, and the flower associated, and like what it means, but mine says Spanish. It says, "Margarita Spanish." - Okay. Oh, interesting. - It means royal and pearl. - And pearl? - And pearl? - Yes. - And French, it means daisy. - In French, it means royal, daisy royal pearl? - In French, you know, it just means daisy. - It just means daisy. - It's words. - Yeah, it describes, and then it's like my brother Bart, my brother Liam, me. - Talk about the brothers because they co-directed. - They co-directed my special, because I was really like, I want someone, because it's just about me. It's supposed to go on. Someone who knows me and someone who's not afraid to be real with me, and they're not at all. They should be a little bit more. I do have to say this about my brother Liam, is that he's the middle one, the taller one. - Six-seven. - Six-seven. You know, sorry. - Of course. - He, when you first got SNL, O'Neing, he said, he was telling everyone, you're from Aurora, Colorado. - Oh, Colorado. - My brother, we have Aurora, Illinois, which is a suburb of Chicago. - That's right. - He's going to everyone. He's going, the new SNL guy from Chicago. - Oh. - He's telling everyone he meets. The other Chicago comedian, we're so proud. - Oh. - Yeah. - Somebody someone goes, he's from Colorado. My brother goes, what? I've been telling everyone for years that O'Neing was a Chicago guy. I was accepting it because I was like, it's weird he never did Chicago comedy, but maybe he's went right to me. - Sure, sure. - He is kind of a shi-con. - You are a shi-con. I never heard that, but I really like that. - I made it up today on the way over here because I was thinking, oh, wow, she's a Chicago icon. - She's a shi-con. - She's a shi-con. The number of people called me a Chicago fried comedian once and I ran with that. - Shicago fried. - Shicago fried. - Fried comedian. What does it mean? We don't know. - We don't know. - Totally. - Chicago fried comedian. - What are you here in New York for? - I think we're New York girls. - Yeah. Oh, interesting. - New York girls. - I'm poached. I'm bland. - Oh, stop. - That's not true. - It's, it's some, people love poached. - People, poached is, poached is cute sometimes. - Yeah. - I never get it. - You hate it. You're trying to suck up for it. - Poached is good when you're like making soup. - Oh, poached. - 'Cause you're kind of poached. And we'll just like a poached breast, I'll check it in a moment. - And what's the difference between that and basting? - The basting is like you're taking the juices and just like re sort of applying it to the protein or the roast. - Kristen Kish over here. - No, no, no. - Oh, my god. - Interesting. - Oh. - Interesting. - I would, I love tap shops so much and I love watching these people and I'm just like I could never do anything they're doing and I'm going, that's disgusting. You're disgusting. Can I ask you a question? - Please. - Everyone becomes an expert. - Do, and with that in mind, do you miss Padma? - Yeah. - And what do you think about the culinary cup? - Wait, what's the culinary cup? - Ternish show. - It's essentially her new show, which like is Top Chef, but not, and I was watching it and the trailer for it. And I was like, I mean, of course I'm like all in because it's Padma and it's this and I also miss Padma on Top Chef. All love and respect to Kristen Kish, who is amazing. - Padma just was a little, Padma is Top Chef. - Yeah, of course she definitely was like, what are you doing? - Right, her delivery style was like, did you always fuck up this way? - Yeah. - Is this how you cook a poached egg? - No. - Is this a different culture thing? - Right, right, right. - But what do you think of this? Like, there's a new Top Chef that is Top Chef, but it's not Top Chef. - So then I make, was there drama? She wanna come back and they were like, oh honey, I don't think so. - You know. - Sorry. - I don't think so. - Yoda coated. - Yoda coated, oh honey, I don't think so. I don't. I feel like you never know. Maybe she's just like saw an offer and was like sure. Maybe she's making more money because it's like her show. - Probably. - At the end of the day. - She came on this podcast a few years ago and we found out that she is. - You know she wrote a glossary of spices. - Hello. What did you say? - She wrote an encyclopedia of spices because she has like one of the most developed palettes in the world. But what about this we knew? - So what does that mean? Like you open a book and. - Oh yeah. - And keep going. What happens? - There's a whole page that's like paprika. - And what it is and what should go on? - Yes. - I actually need that I think. - I think everyone needs it. - But actually this is, no I'm gonna say this for I don't think so honey. - Okay. - Save it. - Or we can start now. Spices take like the footprint of spices in the home is too big. Like now I got to buy a fucking book. - No, that's true. - Sorry Padma but it's like the rack itself is taking up a whole last. - Yes. - Counter. - But at that point it's kind of like when it rains it pours, right? It's like okay so you have all the spice rack you might as well have a spice glossary, a spice encyclopedia written by Padma so that they go together. - Grace. - How often are you touching cloth? How often are you touching one time a year? - Thanksgiving. - Thanksgiving. - Well also all throughout the holiday season if you make a, say it with me. Hot toddy. - Oh my god. - Slaves are a huge part of hot toddy it's actually real culture number 11. - Clothes are a huge part of hot toddy. - It's technically not even a hot toddy if you don't have them. - Do you like when the guest goes in with the world? - Yes. - Because sometimes I'm like I don't want to step out of anyone's toes. - No, no, no, please. - I'm staying at home. I'm listening to him saying it with you guys. - Our toes are flat. - Oh my god. - Step on it. - Step on it. - These things have been flattened so. - Oh my god. I've got the biggest feet in America. - Honey. - Let me see. - For a girl. - I'm not seeing it. - I'm not seeing it. - Shout out to Paracel and she's the only real one who started a foot line, foot line. - Footline. - Does she have large feet? - Size 11 feet. - Paracel did does. - Maybe she got him shrunk. I don't know. But yeah, at a time she was like I'm starting shoes for the girls. - That's even though the stars, even though the stars are crazy, even though the guys are crazy, even though the stars are blind. - It really is a bop and unfortunately you can't hear it without going like this. - I don't understand. Are the stars blind in fact? - You know what doesn't matter. - We got to think about that one. - We got to think about it. - We got it a little high and you got to eat the popcorn and you can think about that. - Of course. We have a question for you guys. - Yes. - Do you think that the culture of taking out the spices from their original thing, putting it in a jar and labeling it and then putting it is good or bad? - That is. It's giving the internet that I'm not on, but I shut her out when I see it which is like organization, like closet organization culture. - Yes. - Which scares me a little bit. It's not realistic. This is just my thing with spices and spice racks. If our life were the Sims, it would take up an entire tile in our home. It takes up an entire Sims Square. - Sims Square? And that's what I am like that, but I'm not using this. - Yeah. What do you think?
is hard left, is the Midwest culture. What do you think is the Midwest culture that people don't talk about enough? - Oh my God, 'cause they talk about like food, they talk about, they're always like, you guys eat disgusting casserole food. It's like it's good, it's good, it's good, it's good. - It's good, it's good. - I don't care. - Bestak Shio salad, if you had that. - No. - It is kinda messed up. There's a couple names for it, Enbrogia salad. - Enbrogia? - That's okay. - That's very like still, still having it. - It's still, still having it. You hear, it's like marshmallows, pistachio. You can get it at the grocery store, it's gooped up, it has apples in it, it's so good. There's also a version that has snickers in it. People are serving this, I'm dead serious. - And they call it a salad. - Yes, Enbrogia. - Enbrogia. - Enbrogia. - But salad is so much something that's bigger. - Something that's bigger in an umbrella turn. - Yeah, I think anyone realizes what defines a salad? A color one. - Is there fruit or vegetable in it? - Is that what it is? 'Cause I was like fruit salad obviously, 'cause I was like, is it just vegetable, but there's also fruit. - Right. - Yeah, let us know what you guys think of salad is. I was love to know, I don't know about that kind of stuff. No, but I think there's like different versions, but you can get it at the grocery store and it's just like a sweet pineapple in it, I think. - Okay, so far we have more stuff. - So maybe you don't know about this, that's a good one. - Yeah, this is really good. - No, this is huge. So far we have marshmallows, apples, pineapple. - I haven't heard of pistachios. - There is pistachios sometimes. I think a snickers is salad is a separate one. There's definitely one that's like, yeah, but I think the marshmallows may be melted a little bit. I never made it, but I'll get it at the grocery store. I'm not scared to get it at the grocery store. - No, no, no. - I want you guys to try it when you go. - I want to. What aisle in the grocery store? What did you do? - The deli. - Mm. - I go to the deli and say, that green thing, put it in a little pound thing or whatever. - Of course. - Chicken salad. - Oh, big time. - Well, but yeah. - Love chicken salad. - I love chicken salad. - You know, I had two of those today. - Oh, I said see that. I greeted you with the tuna salad in the air waving. - I don't eat tuna. - What? - And I know my other thing, my dad's like, grow up. Me and my dad are fighting constantly about what I'm eating. And I'm not like a picky, picky eater just beans and tuna. - Beans and tuna. - Is it the smell? - Yeah. - Okay. - But I do. I did really get into seafood lash two years ago. - See Midwest people and seafood, you have to hold their hand. - Yeah, and my friend from New Jersey helped me. She held my hand, Jack felt Carl say her name. She tried to, first of all, I need to call her out 'cause she's like, I'm gonna challenge you to say that we're Jardinera five times on the podcast today. I was like, I'm not gonna do that. - Jardinera. - Jardinera. - Do you know Jardinera? - Okay, this is amazing. - Tell us. - I almost brought you that too. Jardinera is a Chicago relish almost. - Jardinera. - You can get it hotter mild. You put it on beef. - You put it on beef. - Pizza. - Pizza. - Sausage and Jardinera pizza, tavern style. When you come, we're gonna get that. - Okay, yes. And it's good. And it's, yeah, Jardinera. And it's like alves and peppers and it's an oil. - Oh, and this feels like a good thing for the summer. - Yes, or, you know, yeah. Yes. - Well, anytime. - Anytime. I put it on a sub. - Oh, yeah. - What do you say, Hogi? Like, what's your? - Oh, no, no. - Sub. - Sub. - I couldn't believe Hogi was a thing when I first heard it. I was like, excuse me, what? - Where is Hogi? - Hogi, cut, cut. - Rewind it back. - Hogi. - Hogi is like Philly. - Philly. - Scrapple country. - Okay. - Yeah. - I felt the way about Hogi the way I felt when I heard about Hasick. - What's Hasick? - What's Hasick? - Another word for an ottoman, you guys. - I'm test, yeah. - Like, my friend Emily was like over there on the Hasick and I was like, cut, rewind it back. - What did you say? - I just hit the mic. I didn't know what was going on Hasick. - Hasick. - If someone said get the Hasick, I'd for hours, I'd be like, has anyone else heard of this word Hasick? - I don't know. - Never. - Never. - No one. - Get the Hasick. - Okay, seeing it on Wayfair. - You've seen it on Wayfair! - One of the most ottoman-centric places you could possibly even think of. - Yeah, when you saw it, did you know like, oh, I know what that is? Okay. - Yeah. - Right. - Ottoman is so much better. - I'm having a Hogi on the Hasick. - Sorry. - That was, that was a Ruralinoid. - A Ruralinoid. - That was a Ruralinoid. - Yeah, Jardiner, you guys gotta have that. So it sounds like a top and not. - Yes, exactly. - Okay, love. - You, yeah. - Now, is it back in style to debate deep dish versus other? - I don't do it. I decided one day, it's a different thing. - If you're like, like a long time ago, like what was a John Sterling popped off about it. I don't, the thing is you, over there arguing about it, I'm over here eating pizza having this. - Right. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My family eats, do you just pizza for Christmas Eve? - Yeah. - And did my coworker call me White Trash for that? Of course. - And there's people around. Get these people out of your life. - I don't work there anymore, I don't work. - Good, I don't work there. - But I remember being like, - Did you quit right then and there? - I should have. - I should have. - No, I got, of course, let go. But, of course I got let go. But 23 of us dead, it's fine. 23 and me. - 22. - 22 and you. - Hi. We have, for Christmas Eve, we have pizza and Chinese food. 'Cause that's on Christmas Day, where you go cooking crazy. - Yeah, yeah. - But before we're chilling. - And what do you cook? - I usually make the potatoes and the dessert. - Okay, okay. - And you're hitting a ball. And you're touching two of the spices. - And two of them. - Yeah. - At least at most. - Yeah, for, when people say you need a lot of spices for your mashed potatoes, it's like, get a grip. I don't think, you do need some. - You need some. - You need some. - And your brother makes the beefs. - You know it, yeah. - My one brother is a vegetarian. So very surprised. - Surprise. Oh, this is Liam or Bert. - Art. - Art. - Art's not the tall one. - He's six, five. - Well, he'd be six, seven if he did meat. (laughing) - Oh my God. He's gonna be pissed. - Well, I hope everyone's pissed. (laughing) - This is the reason you're a shy con. It's because I feel like earlier when you said, you put it on beefs when you pluralized beef. - Sorry. - That feels Midwestern. - Beefs. - Beef. - Mr. Beefs. - Wow. - Mr. Beefs. - Did you guys watch, of course I am. - Survivor. - The Squid Game. - I love Survivor. - You love Survivor? - I got to know it. No, but I was thinking of, of course. - The Streets. - Mr. Beefs. - You can't even get the name of the Chicago show about the chef, the bear. - The bear. - Why, I've lacked out the name 'cause they won't let me audition. So. (laughing) - They won't let you. - The one actor in Chicago, they're going, "Ha ha ha ha." - Is there a lot of Chicago locals going up for the bear? Yeah, that makes sense. - I'm seeing everyone, I'm watching them going, everyone I know, I will say I got a lot of text season. Did you watch it? - I mean, there's a sister of the two brothers and everyone was texting me like you got to get that part. And, well, of course, pre-larsing did get it. And it's like, all my love to her. - Yeah, that between, that randomly became like a Will & Grace show where it was like, okay, and all the guest stars are pre-larsing. - So it makes sense that they're not gonna, they're auditioning celebrities or, they're not auditioning when I'm talking to them. - Oh, I don't know. - I challenge them to have a shy cone season. I challenge them to have. - I think it's done now. - Yeah, I do think it's kinda wrapping up, right? - Yeah, it's wrapping up. - It's done. - Will they challenge? - A new show. - Any show to be shy-con show. - You guys, shy-con, come on. - Come on. - I just started it. - I have a question. - A shy-con challenge. - Shy-con challenge, a shy-con. - Just shy-con. - Shy-con. - Shy-con, shy-con show. - Shy-con. - Lisa, we should tell them about our new show. - Oh my God, Lexi. I'm Lexi, you want to wear two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa Julio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions. And at this point in my 50s, I've lived it all. I'm not going to get anywhere I'm fighting. - That is wild. I learned that about you today. - Now in my 30s, being the founder of new shoes, good taste is my business. And I've always got something to say. - If men were just honest about this, there would be so much more peace in the world. - We're gonna talk about dating, relationships, beauty, getting older, and a little wiser. - We're best friends, but we don't always agree. - Because you told us how accommodating you are. - Obviously, I would do what I think I could do to fight the fight, but there's only so much fight I can fight. - Don't lie to me. - Don't lie to me. - Don't lie to me. - Lier. - Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I don't really care. - I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, standup, comedian, creator, and host of SCAM Goddess Podcasts. - The True Crime Comedy Podcast, all about robbery, fraud, and those who practice it. - Each week, I bring on incredible guests like Conan O'Brien, Iowa Debris, Lamonde Morris, and Nicole Byer. - Ooh, I scammed them. - What? - I could talk to you for an hour. - You're a generational yapper, like me. - And the scams run the gamut. I'm talking about scams from the 1800s, all the way up to today. I also warn you and keep you safe against scammers. Call your grandparents, tell your parents to stop clicking on links, please. If there's a scam, I'm here to protect you. And I'm also here to laugh with you. So if you like fun, if you like comedy, and you like learning, and protecting yourself from criminals, start listening to SCAM Goddess on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. SCAM Goddess. - Hi, this is Kylie Breakman. - Angel Jaretana. - Jeremy Cullin, Patrick McDonald. - And we're the hosts of the artists on artists on artists on artists podcast. - The improvised character comedy podcast where each week a new panel of artists to scam.
Discuss their craft. - Join us for a panel of wellness influencers. - What I try to do is foe journal. I don't know, I think I sort of foe journaling. - Yeah, it's reading, it's called reading. - Yeah. - So we don't like to use that word anymore. - Okay. - A panel of New Yorker cartoonists. - Have you guys done Terry Gross's Peloton class? - No! - I've been dying too. - I'm so sorry, I'm seeing a reading of Sadako in the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audrement Donalds at the Wonderland bookstore, '14. - It's crazy, I went to the Wonderland bookstore yesterday and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark 30. - No way. - We'll have to come to the last bookstore though. Kim Catrol is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday. - A panel of Eurovision participants. - And we do a little Halloween sometimes. - Does the pope dress up? - He, he winks on Halloween. - It's right up next to the microphone. - I hear you get the elbows here, the eyelashes hit each other. - You've never seen Italy so quiet. - As when the pope gets up to wink on Halloween. - Listen to artists on artists on artists, on the iHeard Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. - I'm Hamza. - And I'm Martin, and we're the hosts of Out of Character. It's a podcast, I know. There's a lot of them to listen to these days. How are you gonna get to us? Well, there's a specific reason why you should listen to us. - We are the best podcast in the entire world. I swear, I know, bold. But why don't we list some of the things we might talk about on a regular episode? So sometimes we'll talk about, I don't know, the Uber driver we just had. - And how nice they were, or if we tip them or not, come and find out. - Sometimes we'll talk about that weird news story from last week. It's the one you're thinking about, trust me. Or maybe we'll talk about music and what's happening in the underground, or drama and music, or TV shows, or the Med Gala and what the actors wore. What we're saying is we're not afraid to talk about everything under the sun. And if you wanna see what that's like, come join us. It's a place where everyone can hang out, anyone. - Wherever you're from, whatever you're like, you're welcome. Listen out of character from Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network. On the iHeart Radio app, Apple Pods, or wherever you get your podcasts. - Okay, when people of me and my brothers, they think Bart's like the shire one. - The shire one? - The shire one. - They think he's shy. But you get one drink in him, he's in the corner, he's talking. - And this is accidental rollout at that point? - Yes, my favorite thing about my brothers is that in the Twitter era where everybody was like, going off on Twitter. - Being fine. - Yeah, being on Twitter was. - I would go on late at night, and my brother who had like two followers was responding to politicians, you are a ghoul. (laughs) He's so funny. - Thank you. - You are a ghoul. - Most are. - And like Liam's not doing that kind of stuff, but he probably would be more on camera. He wants to be like the writers. They both, they're both very funny. - Hard to fit on camera at that height. - Yeah. - Right, everyone's on an apple box. - Yeah, that's true. - Everyone else is on an apple box. - Oh, sorry, Liam, it's over. - No Liam, you could be it, you could do it. - Well, he could just sit in a lot of the scenes. He's, I love that part. - I love that part. - But whenever I get to, whenever I get to do any scene. - Yeah. - First, you're just grateful to be one day. - When I get to the scene. - Second of all. - Second of all. - You're like, is the character sitting? - Could he be sitting? - Yeah. - He could be sitting. - No. - Love that. - I never said he was like, I think I'm gonna sit. - Oh. - I've seen those women talking about. - My first day on "Jemstones," I'm jumping out of a van. You know, 90 degree weather. Plus size woman, if you didn't notice. I'm stripping, sweat. And they're going, first, they go, stop. You're jumping off camera. - You need to be jumping into the camera. - Yeah, absolutely. 'Cause I kind of didn't realize that when you show up, I thought they were gonna be like, and this is how you act. And they don't expect it. - No one tells you. - No one tells you that you gotta just know. - Yeah. - So you're gonna need to jump into the camera not off. I go, great. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - But hold on, that means someone didn't set your mark. - Well, it's like a moving van, does that matter? - Probably. - Wait. You had to jump onto a moving van or front. - Well, it's all like, I just spit, okay. Pulled up, stopped, I jumped out. - Okay. - So it stopped, it stopped. - Okay, so we don't have to call anybody. - No, and if they ever want to book me again, please, it's no problem at all. - Right, just gemstones. Let's book a Shycon challenge to Righteous gemstones. - It is also over, but maybe like it. - Is Righteous gemstones over? - Yeah, the season four had ended. It was the dream. - Did it get canceled or did they have it? - No, no, no. I think it was just, it was done done. - I don't know. It's hard to tell sometimes, right? - I hate when the show gets canceled. - E-Piles and Gensurbs. - E-Piles and Gensurbs, you know, E-D-Piles. And she needs like another show. - She is, she's really, it's kind of insane that people aren't like, you can never take it about her. Yeah, it's okay, yeah, yeah, but she, I feel, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I can hear you. - She I feel like is what they call an actor's actor? - Yes. - Where you probably would find a lot of people that, you know who else is like that? Paul Walter Hauser. He's the guy from I-Tanya. - Oh yes. - I've met him a million times, he's amazing. - He's really, really, really good and other actors often cite him as their favorite actor. - Okay. - Sebastian Stan says that. I know that because he's my favorite actor. - He is so beautiful. - He's one of the most appealing people. - I watched Marvel a couple of years ago. I decided to watch it all. - Same. - Oh my God. And it's like, you're like, okay, it's good. - Okay. - During the pandemic, well, it kind of is touch and go because some of them are like, I leave it and I'm like, that was actually really good. - I truly loved WandaVision. - Oh, I love WandaVision and then there's some movies where you're like, okay, that was the ride of my life. And then other ones, you're like, what is it? What is happening right now and why is it Pythagorean Theorem? - Yes, why do I have to collect those from my watch? - It is Pythagorean Theorem to understand what's happening in Ant-Man. - Pretty straightforward Theorem. - Oh my God. - Yeah, a squared plus b squared equals c squared. - I forgot, are you math? - Asian. - Yeah. - Asian. - Oh, I'm a mother. And I'm white English. - And I'm white Irish. (laughing) - Talk about St. Patrick's Day. Talk about Ireland. Have you been? - I've been, yes. I saw a family that. - Overrated or what? - No. - Do you think it's overrated? - No, people have been. - Your English ass is coming out. (laughing) - I'm Irish too. (laughing) My grandpa is also like, you're also Italian. I'm about 2%. I'm mostly Irish. - Did you do the 23 of me? - My mom made me do that and ancestry. - Just to have a-- - Well, she has the whole map and ancestry. She's got us all. - Yeah. - She's the guy found her cousin. She won't talk to us. I'm like, okay. - Your mom wants to know everything. - Because my dad's, which is a word lineage. - Yes. - He's 100% Irish. We know that. And she's the Italian side. - She's the mix, yeah. - Got it, got it. - We had family in both the North and the South during the Civil War style. - Oh, yay. - Interesting. - So, cinematic. - I know. I want to know. And I want to know, I need to talk to them. - Do your parents talk about the film Brooklyn? - Yeah, of course. - Of course. - They're like, we saw Brooklyn. - Are they Searsha fans? - Yeah. My dad is, anything, my dad, anything Ireland and Irish, she's like supporting. - So. - Unless, you know. - Oh yeah. - Is it the Conor McGregor or something? So, we have, we have with us a shy con and an iron con. - A shyish, yeah. - You're a shy, yeah. - A iron con, I love that, yeah. - I'm sorry. - A shy con, I'm not forcing it. - The Irish really, you have to say Irish American. - Of course. - Do you have to? - Yeah, they really don't like if you're like a Irish. Which I understand. Because there's a lot of us coming at them. Like, I'm Irish too. But that's nobody's fault. - No, and I'm from a place where it's like, so many Irish immigrants landed in Beverly and where I'm from in Chicago. And now there's all of us Irish Americans and like, what are we supposed to be doing? - Of course. - We have a big St. Patrick's Day party. Our own on the south side. So downtown has one. I think that's the one that people don't like. The nasty one, people are puking. - Sure. - But the Beverly one. - People are still puking, but it's a little bit more, but it's more dads that are rubbing your back. - Oh, that's a sweet. My family has, we start with Catholic Mass. In our backyard, it's not big. - You guys host Mass? - Yes, my uncle's, of course, a priest. - Oh, yeah, of course. - Oh my, that's beautiful. Talk about the experience. - The first time I went and I was in sixth grade, I had a vampire tooth, which is a tooth up here. - This is the one tooth that's a vampire. - I know exactly what you're talking about. - It is one of the scariest things anyone can go through if you're going through it. I'm so sorry. - It's like you're incisor one crazy. - Yeah, and so then you have to get like a brace go up there that it pulls it down. - So I look busted. - No Maggie. - I'm wearing Ireland shirts in Ireland, of course. I'm wearing shirts that say Irish in Ireland. - Oh yeah, that's a huge part of being there. - Yeah. - Is the clothing that says Ireland. - Wearing a beret in Paris, like that is a curse. - Of course. - And that's me, so young me coated so badly. And we went to my cousin's wedding. And we went, we also went to my families in Castle Island and Clare Island. Castle Island, they owned a bar. I was the first time I ever had a Nutella. - Oh. - They were like, do you want some of this? I go, what the hell is that? I didn't say hell, I was young. But you said, you maybe said hack. - That hack is that, with my bangs, with my tooth. There's a photo of it. I'll try to find it and it was so brutal. - Please. - Went to my cousin's wedding. She had baked Alaska, the wedding.
all I remember when something's on fire. - Right. - Then my older brother Liam had a rum and coke and I remember I took a sip of it. What is this? He was like 16s, my parents were like, I ratted him out, I know. - You didn't like it a little bit. Rum and Coke, it's the most delicious thing. - It's delicious. - Two years later, I guess when did I start drinking? You guys are young drinkers. - Sure. - Fourteen. - Yeah, same. - Okay, so that's where it comes out. - Yeah, that's long Island, come on. - Long Island and yeah. - How was your first drink? - Do you wanna know? - Yeah, well I'm scared. - It was a tiny little plastic cup of Bacardi Razz. (laughing) 'Cause we were told that was the good one. And so we all, and we would also experiment with Hateraid. - What's Hateraid? - Hateraid with vodka. - Oh yeah, absolutely. We would get a flask of Georgie vodka, which is the worst you could ever ever have. - We had Skol. - Yes, Skol is something I hear about a lot. Like, that's like the cheap ass rubbing alcohol vodka. - Rubbing alcohol. - Oh. - I recently had it in a made a video where I was like, what, 'cause we would do that in orange juice. - Sorry, you, so you would not mix them? - No, 'cause it's like just take down shots and just take two shots and I'm like, I'm calling everyone I've ever met. Like I'm drunk. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - What was yours? - Mine was, up as 14, you guys were a bit ahead of me. I started around 16. - Mine's good. - The first, my first memory of drinking in a way that was like intentional and like, I'm getting drunk was, Mike's heard lemonade to watch the program heroes. - Yep. We're all gonna drink Mike's heart and watch heroes is the most 2006 thing I've ever heard in my life. - That's so beautiful, I know. - And then, you know, I was finding out who Zachary Quinto was, you know, who, who's Tyler? - Tyler. - Tyler. - He's famously Tyler. - In heroes. I never watched heroes. - He killed Kristen Bell on that show. - Get 'em. - She was the cheerleader. - No, she wasn't. - No, that's Hayden Pettitier. That was Hayden Pettitier. - By the way, these are my favorite names. - Hayden Pettitier. - Hayden Pettitier. When I first saw Serena Carpenter, I said, well, where is Hayden Pettitier? Because they might be the same. - Oh, they are. - I'm still not convinced. - They are. - I never thought about this. - Well, apparently Hayden Pettitier, so is she, do you just horror movies? - Uh-huh, not really. - I don't think she's in the new scream. But apparently it was the new scream. - She's the old one. - Yeah. - Oh, okay, she's in the old ones. - She's in the old one and then she came back in the last one. She's one of those characters that like dies every time. - But then comes back. - And then comes back and is like, hey. - That was a rough one. - Yeah, well, you know, just heed my warnings. And it's like, okay. - That is so marvel, too. - I can't believe. - Okay, spoiler alert for scream seven. - Okay. - I can't believe Neve Campbell lives. - I mean. - 'Cause she's lived all along. - I guess so, but it's like, you'd think that they would like turn something at the last time. - I just end it and end her. - Yeah, I don't know. I was just surprised. Then again, no, I guess I'm not surprised. - I'm sure I was like in her contract when they asked her back or like, Sydney is to live. - Yeah. - And I will maybe, I'm keeping this line open in case I need the cash. Which is not to say that that's like the only motivation. - And there's multiple guy ghost guys, or what's going on? - Now ghost faces everybody. - Ghost faces everybody. - Oh my God. - Yeah. - Which was this guy. - One of our friends was a ghost face. - Are you serious? - Jack Quaid. - Oh my God. - Was a ghost face. - Boylar. - Oh, sorry. - No, no, I don't know. - So did the ghost faces like get together? I never watched it, I'm sorry. - Usually two of them get together. - Okay. - And it's a combination you'd never expect. - Were they bullied or what? Usually their reasons are a lot crazier than that. - Full seven screws for me. (laughing) Usually, and yes, I do watch these films. Well, I haven't seen the last couple ones, but usually it's like years ago, you were involved tangentially with a murder that had to do with someone I know. So I snapped, and I'm gonna get you. - And I got together with this one, reveal. - I, and the person takes off their mask and they go, I barely have a reason. I'm just fucking crazy. And no, no, now it's become like, I wanna be you. - Oh, no. - It's become, am I wrong? Am I right? People watch the screen films? - It's not a screen. - Okay, but you really didn't see the new one. - So then I can just tell you, usually the reasoning is like, I didn't see the new one either, but I did find out after what happened. But basically it's kind of a thing of like either, like I have a convoluted reason, or I have almost no reason, but aren't you gagged? - I kind of like that more. - Yeah, I like that more too. - Just be psycho. - Yeah, just, just fucking go for it. - With your one wild and precious life, be-go space. It's actually real good, your number 10. - No, we just did that in number 11. With your one wild and precious life be-go space. - But don't actually. - Like I tried to do it, and I've talked about it. - No, no, you're doing it. - One wild and precious life be-go space. - So you have to think, if there's seven screen films, there's been what, 14 go spaces? - It's always two. - It's pretty much always two. - I never, that's crazy. I always thought it was one guy. - I did too. - I did watch, oh god, who's Michael? - Uh-huh. - He was always the same, right? - He was 12. - Yeah. - That is too old. - He was on the Halloween. - Halloween, he was always the same guy, right? - He was. - Maybe years later, I wasn't. - He was, 'cause he is Michael Myers, but then. - Yeah. - Then they tried to pull, like, oh, he's the definition, and he's evil incarnate, so can't be killed. They tried to sort of do like a mystical thing with him, where they were like, they started to do a whole Harry Potter Voldemort, like Luke Skywalker Darth Vader thing, where it was like one cannot exist on the planet while the other reigns, and it was Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. And I won't spoil that. You have to watch. - A Kyle Richards lives. - Oh. - Do you think there's someone in the world that is true for you guys, like, if they die, you live? - So they have to be dead currently? - Oh, that's true. No, eventually, it will come to. - Oh, eventually. - I guess it's like your enemy. - Yeah, I don't have an enemy. - I don't have an enemy right now. - Yeah, I don't have an enemy right now. (laughs) - I, no, I don't have one. - It's enough that I need to change my hair. I'm gonna come to you. - Yeah, it's, it's each other. - It's each other. - That's who it is. - Yeah. - That's how the pot ends. - The pot ends in one of our dares. - Holy shit. - Scary. - Do you have one? - I don't think so, honey. Sorry. Do you say that every time? Do you say that I don't think so? - Kind of. - I mean, sometimes it feels like, like when you're, when we're out in casual company and it's like, you say, I would never say it, but then like, sometimes you say it and everyone's like, you gotta say it. - Absolutely produce my special. - I love apps so. - Absolutely. - You know that on the every call I was like, absolutely, absolutely. And I was like, oh my God, stop. - No. - They don't care, they don't care. - They don't care. - They don't care. - They pick the word, absolutely. And it's one of the greatest ways to say yes. It's actually a real coach in number 12. - Absolutely. - It's one of the greatest ways to say yes. - Absolutely, I did it, I guess. - I wanna talk about this. Before we ask, we haven't had to do the question we're having such a bit. - Oh, yeah, I know. - But before we ask. - I feel, I feel good. I was like, I was a nervous. - You were nervous to do the podcast. - Of course. - No reason. - I texted you in a manic state, and then I was like, I have to do this now. - No, I loved it. And then I thought it was the best idea ever that you come. - I think I called I was like, can I be the charity case? And you were like, shut up. Of course. - Where's the charity case? - What? - But do you know who's coming in right after you? - Today. - Yeah. - I'm who. - Nicole Kidman. - I'm gonna follow the ground. She's gonna be in this chair. - She's gonna be in the chair. - I'm gonna leave her a note. I'm gonna leave her a note. That was a good thing. - She was Australian. - Yeah. - She's Australian. - We'll ask her that. - So are you a Australian? (laughing) - You didn't wonder. You're trying to figure it out. - Oh. - The structure of the show, Margarit, on March 17th, is live laugh love. - Yes. - Explain this. - So it's in three sections. Basically, from my own brain, I was like, I have a section live where I write stand-up or stories that I have to do with my live. Basically, where I've lived, how I live. - Yes. - Laugh, which would easily be like my comedy, but it was more like, that's more about my body straight up 'cause you're like, gotta laugh. - Got it. - My favorite of the three, by the way. - Laugh. - Yeah. - Come on. - Come on. - And then love is about, yeah, I just like, the love or lack of, there I've got it. Well, it's just to find out. - It's just to find out. - And I have a video for each one to start that I did with my, either my brothers or my friend Parker. - You guys know Parker Callahan? - I think it sounds familiar. - He would love his video. He is one of the funniest gay guys, so it's like he may be in the jackpot. - Jackpot. - But he is, he made like a lot of my videos and he's so good, so funny. And then, yeah, just like stand-up and storytelling. I don't know. - Love. - Perfect. - I feel it sucks to like, I want to just be like, it's stand-up, but then people are like, what's kind of storytelling? You're like, just don't tell me what I'm doing. - Yeah. - Like a woman or like anyone who's on a straight guy does like stand-up and people like have to be like, it's a little different, so it's all over. - Of course. - Yeah, that is kind of how it gets filed away. - It's automatically alt if it's not a crowdwork or something. - Oh my God. - Are you stating? Are you stating? I am doing like, I'm trying to do a lot more crowdwork on tour. I'm on tour with Connor Wood. - Yes. - And it's just so, like I sometimes,
I just literally will say, I don't care actually. It's like what makes it funny, but it's just like, I really, they're like, oh, you're just cool. I don't care. - But they love that. - Yeah, I love that. - They love that. - That's good. That's really good. It's just to be like, question, it doesn't matter. - Did you ever do stand up? - No one. - Yes, he did. Like barely in the same way where I was like, which is why, which is like, 'cause I, 'cause you were saying, like, that coming in through like, sketching improv, which is similar to us, like, it felt like it was the third thing that like, felt like stolen valor if you tried it out. - Yeah. - It would come up through like, the traditional way or something. - Yeah. - So I always, I don't know. I still have that thing where I'm like, I can't really, I don't know for who's benefit, but like, I can't really say that I earnestly did it. I tried for like a solid six months. - Yeah. - Well then you did a lot more than my, a lot of Uber drivers I've had, who told me. - Yeah, I don't really have their stuff. - Well, I obviously have stopped saying I'm a comedian, but they pick me up from a place I'm like, does that a comedy club? I've been thinking about trying it. I wish I could go, you're never gonna. - Yeah. Totally. - They would love that too. - Is that like, give it a try, yes. - That's a surefire way to get into it with an Uber driver, which is not a good idea. - Right. - Now take it about trying company, you never will. - What? - Stop the car. - What are you talking about? - I'll do five minutes. - Hold on a second. - Oh God. - In Chicago, in Tommy Town, I'm sure, like the, I'm sure like the people there, it's people by folks who wanna like do it. - I just never liked stand up as much as I liked doing other things. - Yeah. - Like in a world where there's only so much time to do something, I liked sketch comedy more, I liked doing characters more and I liked doing the musical comedy more. - Yeah. - So it kind of, it, not this because I obviously have a lot of respect for everyone that does stand up, but it always felt like I wasn't doing enough. - Right. - I had to come to the realization like, I can do it in my own way. Truly watching Meg Stalter for the first time, I was like, oh, you can do what you want. - Yes, you can. - And I think especially with women, like we can do girly pop stand up, not for everybody, it's not for the boys all the time. But even calling that feels weird, but it's like, I can do my own style and I start bawling my eyes out. - Yeah. - Like you can do whatever you want on stage and people can deal with the labels. - Of course. - Of course. - Yeah, I mean, if you're enjoying it and people are enjoying it, and it's for-- - You're laughing, I think we did it. - Yeah, we did it. - You did it. - If you're laughing, I think we did it. - Yeah. - That's your location number 12. (upbeat music) - Lisa, we should tell them about our new show. - Oh my God, Lexi. I'm Lexi Iwanyu, we're two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. - I'm not gonna get any of your fighting. - That is wild. - Don't lie to me. - Don't lie to me. - Don't lie to me. - Liar. I don't really care. - I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, stand-up comedian, creator, and host of Scam Goddess Podcast. - Each week, I bring on incredible guests like Conan O'Brien, Iowa Debris, La Mourn Morris, and Nicole Byer. - Ooh, I scam them. - What? - If there's a scam, I'm here to protect you. So if you like fun, if you like comedy, and you like learning and protecting yourself from criminals, start listening to Scam Goddess on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. - Scam Goddess. - Hi, this is Kylie breakman, Angel Jaretana. - Jeremy Colhane, Patrick McDonald. - The improvised character comedy podcast where each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. I don't know, have you guys heard of foe journaling? - So you're, so we don't like to use that word anymore. - Okay. - No! - I'm so sorry, I'm seeing a reading of Sudako in the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audrey McDonald's at the Wonderland Bookstore, '14. - That's crazy, I went to the Wonderland Bookstore yesterday and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark 30. - No way. - Patrick of the last bookstore though, Kim Catrol is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday. - I hear you get the elbows here, the eyelashes hate each other. - You never seen it least so quiet as when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween. - I'm Hamza. - And I'm Martin and we're the hosts of Out of Character. - How are you gonna get to us? - Well, there's a specific reason why you should listen to us. I swear. - I know, bold. - So sometimes we'll talk about, I don't know, the Uber driver we just had. Or maybe we'll talk about music and what's happening in the underground or drama and music or TV shows or the Med Galan, what the actors wore. And if you want to see what that's like, come join us. It's a place where everyone can hang out, anyone, wherever you're from, whatever you're like, you're welcome. (upbeat music) - We have to ask you the question, this is the central question of lost culture is thus. It really is. What was the culture, Maggie Winters, that made you say culture is for me? - Yeah, I was, you know, this was a big one. And I think everyone thinks about this for years who listens to this podcast. I was thinking about this and, like, I was like Midwest, but I was like, let me go a little bit more. Every Friday night, courting up, we did pizza, movie night. - Yep. - Heaven, TGIF. - TG, well, also the TG, or movie or TGIF programming. - Yes, yes, yes. - Into one Saturday morning. But the idea of eating food while being entertained - Yeah. - Has been consistent throughout my life, a pure joy. - So you are an Alamo Draft House fan. - Never been. (laughing) - We only have one in Chicago. - There's one in Chicago. - And- - But it's in Rigglyville. It's like, I'm gonna go to the Cubs Zone. I don't think so. - I'm gonna go to Cubs Zone. And are they, are they striking? I can't keep up. - Oh, are they always striking? - Yeah. - And now I think they're good, right? (laughing) - Alamo Draft House has striking? - No, it's just every now and then, it's like, oh, right, they're on striking, we can't go. - Which is- - Oh! - Cordless. - Oh, overworks, overworks. - Oh. - Barbant Heimer was tough. - Barbant Heimer was tough for everybody. - Every other movie. - No one was talking about him. - Come on. - It was all about Barbant Heimer in the summer of 2023. - I watched, I didn't do the Barbant Heimer, but I did watch them both. It's different times. - That's good. - Eating and being entertained. - And Friday nights, we'd get a pizza from either this place Milano's or Rosangela's. - Uh-huh. - Tavern style, which is a square. - Yes. - We go to the Village video. - Village video! - Rest in peace. - Rest in peace. - And I get a movie, and it's usually, like, let's, you know, Harriet this by. - Love Harriet this by, rest in peace. Rest in peace. - Yeah, I used to, like, put a magnet hang glass under my back 'cause I was like, I'm gonna, I'm like, modern day. Modern day. (laughing) - What the hell? Or go, and, like, just to be, like, her, she was so cool or, like, little princess, American Ashley, and then my older brothers would get a lot of, like, Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, us-and-all-style movies. And I would try to watch them with them, and that's when I was like, oh, I love comedy. I was like, but I don't know if girl can do it. And then one day I was like, well, girl can do it. - Girl can do it. - Girl can do it. And just watching, yeah, Friday nights, eating pizza, and just, like, sitting in my house, and just, like, being home. And then now, today, like, the thought of going home, having a foodie want and watching the show, like, cute up, there's nothing better. - Nothing. - I can't watch a show without eating. - I know. - And it is a little weird now. I'm like, well, I can't, I actually can't press play on this until I know my food is at least coming. - Yes. - Like, or, you even flip the order where I'm, like, I will.
level alone, and let's say foods here, or my meal is ready, I got to put a fucking YouTube video on. Yeah. You know what I always got to do both. Got to do both. Got to watch and eat. Even though like so many, whatever, like articles are like, you should be eating like just you and your food and and look at this fucking concentrate of the food. I'm like. No. Who wrote that? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I forgot about that. What have you been, what have you been binging or watching and eating like all these things at the set? Cause I want to ask you both if you've watched the JFK show. No, but I think that's on my list. It should be on your list. Just for her hair alone. Okay. I want to say. Sarah pit. People are laughing. You've seen it. Sarah pigeon is playing Carolyn Bassette. Yeah. But really it's so much about the hair. Like there are scenes where it's, it's so like a character I would have done in my twenties coated. Like just the longest, most luxurious blonde head of hair, which I don't think is a wig. I don't think it's a wig and it is shaking her head. No, she doesn't think it's a wig either. There'll be moments where she just take, you know, that cool girl thing of like, do you just take your whole thing of hair and you just go to, let me just put it all on one side. The movement of the hair and the way it's gotta be thick, gotta be thick. It's like, it's just crazy. And I'm just like, they really, and she's an incredible actor, but you have to imagine she walked in and they were like, well, with that hair, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You gotta be in. Totally. Don't say nothing of him who, handsome guy. And get this, Fraser was his modeling agent in London. This actor? Yes. Was a modeling agent? Fraser was a modeling agent in London in his 20s. And one of his clients was Paul Anthony Kelly, is Paul Anthony Kelly. That's his name. I'm looking at everyone in this room like they know and they don't. So that's his name. He was, Fraser was his modeling agent back in the day. That is so random. Isn't it the most random stuff? That is, that just tells you a small, the world is really true, I was hoping that you guys had watched it. No, I haven't watched it. What have you been? I've recently had a lot of bravo all the time. I just finished industry. Okay. I knew you'd say this. You knew. 'Cause it's just smart. I don't know. Sometimes in that show, I do have to read the recaps, 'cause I'm like, what is her? I'm having trouble following. Yeah. I'm not. I, but I do like to watch it because it makes me feel smarter. I'm like, right, right, right, right. But then like, I go on Instagram and it's like the show of the moment and some people are posting it and I'm like, this dummy, what is it? Oh. I can get into it if it's dumb. Yes, you can. There's so much more on me's gagging. I can watch industry. It's actually really close to number 14. Is this dummy gagging? It's fine. It's totally. I just said, if this gaggy's dummy, if this gaggy's dummy, because when you were watching succession, there was a curve there where you were like, well, now I, everyone's saying the word bear hug, and I have to find, I have to Google what that is, but industry is coming out. You like gaddling gun, but I'm like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. They're always in the phone. Like, we're going to go for a hand of what? Right. It's like crazy anatomy, but you, but like with medical terminology, but the whole show. I never watched crazy, but I do, I am watching the pit. Of course. Because I watched Nurse Jackie, and I loved it, and I need more medical, if I do the pit. You weren't a Chicago Med person. Oh, shoot. No, that's okay. No, that's okay. That's okay. Audition. Why did you watch Chicago Med? No. I don't know why ever. What if I was a guest? I'm a huge Chicago Med hero. Yes. I love it. Oh, my God. Did you watch? Did you watch, like, right? Did you watch, like, Boyfriend's World, and all that? Yes. Sabrina. Sabrina. I don't know what it was. I don't know what I'm saying. When you're like little and you're chunky and you're like one day, yeah, yeah. But you're saying that you thought of yourself as a loser? Of course. And so therefore you were, I don't get to kiss anybody. I'm right there with all of that. But also like, yeah, it's like so sad. Like I wish I could go back and be like my, but even I say that, but then even now, I'm like, who am I gonna kiss? Like get away. Exactly, yeah. There was, there, the only reason I say it is because a lot of people are like, oh yeah. I mean, of course, my one friend in middle school where you know, you like jacked each other off or whatever the fucking I was just like, people talk about this like it's a thing. It was not a thing for me. I had one very, very close friend in middle school where if it was gonna happen, it was definitely gonna be with him because we would do sleepovers and we would like talk about each other's bodies and stuff. And this is the time when like everyone was horny, like no matter what. Yeah. And I was like, thinking back, like we were like 12 or 13 and it was just like, it was like, maybe better that it didn't happen 'cause it could have gotten weird, but I do look back and I think like everyone, or not everyone, but a lot of people I have talked to that are gay guys have had that experience in their past with guys that end up being straight and are now married with kids. Yeah. Probably never looked back, you know? But like you look back and you're like, yeah, I was a little gay with some of my friends sometimes before the voice in your head told you, don't do this. It's bad. You were trying to know. Yeah, but there is that, it makes me a little bummed out. Like people get so like rigid and then I wonder, I do wonder if looking back, like the knowledge that we were really close made us not be friends anymore. Yeah. 'Cause we weren't friends in high school and I was like seeing him around and I'd be like, I remember when we were best friends, we talked about each other's bodies and we talked about each other's bodies and like, you just got boners next to each other. Oh, and now we're not. Yeah, at least like I never do that kind of thing. We don't talk to anyone. Charlie Pooce, man. Like we used to. I was, I was rudely being like, why did Charlie pierce his eye around someone was like, that was a dog bite and I said, I'm sorry, Charlie Pooce. I like to publicly apologize to Charlie Pooce. Oh, that's okay. To my blog, what's up with Charlie Pooce? Full blog. Blog, bring blogs back. Oh my God, a blog. You could. Stubstack. People are going blog. Oh yeah, they don't eat shit on stubstack. The way that you, you were smiling but when I said Stubstack, the biggest frown in the world. Well, because, no, because I'm thinking through like, Stubstack, is it blog? Stubstack feels like a different model where. Yeah. The live journal, Zanga, blog spot, ecosystem. My Zanga. I got bullied. My Zanga. No. Maggie, all of these. Stubstack. People being awful. I got bullied on my Zanga, which it's like, it was someone that like I knew. Of course. You let them in. Yeah. And my thing was like, do your Zanga or whatever the hell, like, I'm having a great day. I went to the park and then it was like, someone bullied me on it. Delete my Zanga. What did they say? I guess I've never gone to the park. Yeah. They were like, yes, the park's ruined for a life. It's the park sucks. No, like something's so me like, it's, but it is funny to laugh. But then like, I did like, obviously talk about it in therapy for years where I was like, my Zanga. My therapist is like, yeah. Shout out to my therapist, Elizabeth. Elizabeth. I told, they were told I was doing this and she was like, I'm, she's been with me for six years. Isn't that crazy? So cool. She knew what the hell this was? Yes. I have a genuine pitch because it's like, it's, I mean, this is so recency bias. Get a Nintendo DS and play any old Pokemon game. It'll feel like you're on your phone for hours, but you're just leveling up your Pikachu. That is great. And it's actually not hurting anybody. You're, you're just pumping your brain with cute little animals. And it's making Pikachu stronger. It's making Pikachu stronger. Pikachu. I was, I didn't know a lot of a Pokemon, but I did love Jigglypuff aesthetically and just culturally. Oh, the seeing the little songs, yeah. Yeah. You know who else loves Jigglypuff? Lady Gaga. Maybe Ms. Louis. Who's that? Me and I was crying. Who's that? She's for real Italian. She's for real. Yeah. She's not my fake grandpa Italian. She's Italian American. Oh, my God. Yeah. Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga. I saw her at La La Paloza. You remember? Did you ever go on that? Never been to La La Paloza. I want to go so badly. I used to serve alcohol at it. Really? So like at the bar. At the bar. At the bar. And people would come up and be like, one beer, please. And I'd be like, what beer? And then they'd be like, you know, just the classic. I'm like, OK, you're 15. Or you're from out of town. Oh, that's true. Because that's another Midwest thing. As I was like, we have a lot of different beers. Yeah. Like we know about a lot of beers. Not everyone does. But it says it on the thing. Like I need to know which one. Totally. But also like the young people. I'm going to give you the beer. Sorry to. I don't work it anymore. Sorry to the law. Sorry to the law. Sorry to the law. It's very clearly. Sorry to the law. Music festivals. Because they get out the hall. They're dehydrated. And you shouldn't have done that. No way. You're the law. If they had a good idea and they were like, oh, one guy came on to me. He was wasted. I had him in water. And then he walked away. He didn't know where he was. Great. Oh, thank God for you. But you're saying it's clearly these young kids when they're like, I'll have a beer. And you go, which one? And they go, as you said, a classic, which is never a classic. And I don't even drink. I don't like beer. Like everything else. So I don't know what the classics are. What beer? Well, a classic. Well, a classic, of course. Well, a classic. Well, this reminds me. And I've told this story before in the podcast. But this was when I was clearly underage at a bar in Brooklyn. And just because I had seen it in movies, I go, um, can I have a beer and, um, and I'll have one for the road too. Oh, the bartender. Look at me. That goes. That's extremely illegal. I was like, what was that? I forgot. I forgot. I forgot. I forgot. This is like in Brooklyn somewhere. This is like a junior year and when it was one of my friends, I bet he remembers. He was like, oh, this crazy Asian kid. I bet he's like, that's Bowen. That was Bowen. That was Bowen. Yeah. One of the road. What's that? What's that? My fake ID. He said I was five. Mine also said I was five six. Nobody was. They were like, yeah, no chair. Yeah. Well, I got away with it until I really didn't. Yeah. I was like, okay, I'll just the name on it. Should I say the name? Because it was a real person. I say it. It was ab suck. And the name was spelled like this, ABCUG. And I was like, this is a real person, like a friend of a friend gave me this fake ID. Not only was it like not me in the picture, it was five six and the name, despite it being real looked fake. Yeah. I was like, I was like, what name has ABC all in a row? Like none. Yeah. You didn't think about it. That is so good. What's your last name? It's going to be so. That's just to ABC. Yeah. What if we like went and write to you? Yes. This is really good. And go back to the people coming up with the names for the news. Mine was a girl, real girl. Her name was Maggie, Maggie, Maggie, but it was like Margaret. She had curly brown hair, but the five five thing, like I was like up here, like here's my ID. Yeah, totally. Yeah. But it worked. It did work for a little bit until it expired. And then they were like, this is expired. I was like, come on. Yeah. I turned 21 and you're up. And the way they did not care. Of course. I was an Amsterdam. I'm like 21. They go, we can drink here when we're five. So yeah. Of course. I drink Heineken's disgusting. Sorry to them. I just feel like beer. No, that's okay. You don't like it. No, I like wine, liquor, everything else. Yeah. What's like a Chicago beer like? Free one too. Yeah, yeah. Anti-hero. Belle's too hard at his Michigan, right? Yes. Yeah. I do know that. My brothers are obviously my dad. They're at all drinking beers. Of course. Yeah. It's like the beans of beverages. They're having beans and beers. And I'm not having any part of that. Lisa, we should tell them about our new show. Oh my God, Lexi. I'm Lexi Iwaneo, we're two best friends. 22 years apart, but so close at heart. And I'm Lisa de Julio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions. I'm not going to get any worse than fighting. That is wild. If men were just honest about this, there would be so much more peace in the world. We're going to talk about dating, relationships, beauty, getting older, and the little wiser. We're best friends, but we don't always agree. Because you told us how accommodating you are. Obviously, I would do what I think I could do to fight the fight, but there's only so much fight I can fight. Don't lie to me. Don't lie to me. Don't lie to me. Lier. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I don't really care. Hi, this is Kylie Breakman, Angel Jaretana. 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Have you guys done Terry Gross' Peloton class? No! I've been dying too! I'm so sorry, I'm seeing a reading of Sadako in the Thousand Paper Cranes by Audrement Donald at the Wonderland Bookstore, 14. That's crazy, I went to the Wonderland Bookstore yesterday and I heard Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark Thirty. No way! You have to come to the last bookstore though, Kim Catrol is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday! A panel of Eurovision participants. You've never seen Italy so quiet as when the pope gets up to wink on Halloween. Listen to artist on artist on artist on artist on the iHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Lacey Mosley, author, actor, stand-up comedian, creator and host of SCAM Goddess Podcasts. The True Crime Comedy Podcasts all about robbery, fraud and those who practice it. Each week I bring on incredible guests like Conan O'Brien, Iowa Debris, Limorne Morris, and Nicole Byer. Ooh, I scammed them. What? And the scams run the gamut. I'm talking about scams from the 1800s all the way up to today. Call your grandparents. Tell your parents to stop clicking on links. Please! So if you like fun, if you like comedy, and you like learning and protecting yourself from criminals, start listening to SCAM Goddess on the iHeard Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. SCAM Goddess! And I'm Martin, and we're the host of Out of Character. It's a podcast. I know there's a lot of them going around, but why should you listen hours? Well, we're only the best podcast in the entire world. And we talk about pretty much everything under the sun. For example, music we're listening to, underground music, trending music, drama in music worlds. Yes, sometimes we even talk about just everyday mundane situations in our lives, like the cool Uber driver we just had. Or the food we just say that is surprisingly delicious. Or we'll talk about the Med Gala and the looks that they wore. Are they awesome? Are they trendy? Come find out. Because our opinion matters. And so does yours. And this is a place where all of our minds can come together and connect. So what are you waiting for? Come connect with us. On the iHeard Radio app, Apple Pods, or wherever you get your podcasts. Well, I'll tell you what we're having is around Robin. I don't think so, honey. Oh, I can't believe this. Yeah. You've done it. Yeah, I did. Well, I need to be a professor. Was not I at that one? No, that was, that was the one. Was there, was there even Patrick and Co-hosted? Am I going first? No. Don't go first. Oh, I go first. Don't go first. And I go first. You guys both looked at me and I was like, something changed. Just we looked at you expectantly like, ready? Well, this is where we take one minute to rail against something. And culture, Matt has kind of volunteered to go first. Yeah. Well, traditionally, I do. I have the timer ready to go. This is Matt Rogers. I don't think so. And he's time starts now. Everyone's sleeping on Tyler. The singer, Tyler. Now I looked, I don't think anyone actually is sleeping on her because I looked at her Spotify streaming numbers. And she has about 36.7 million fall million listeners a month, which is so many. But I will say maybe it's an out of things to honey to me because I recently watched the Tyler performance of Chanel on the tonight show. This should be the climax of every gay guy music video night. Oh, I didn't know that she had live vocals like this. I didn't know that she couldn't move her body like that. I didn't know a woman could be so gorgeous. A shoe could be so iconic. She does the performance outside of like a, I guess it's a Chanel heal. I've never experienced anything like this song. I love it so much. I listened to it constantly. The song Chanel by Tyler. And one thing I will also say is that my TikTok algorithm is now only Donald Trump AI doing the dance, which sucks. But I don't think so, honey. And that's one minute. Chanel in the shy. Unfortunately, now the TikTok algorithm or not TikTok because I don't have it anymore. My reals algorithm is just found that I like this song. And I guess a popular TikTok trend, not I guess it is, is the Chanel dance. Yeah. And it's just AI's of like Trump and Kim Jong Un doing it together. And I will send them to my friends and they'll be like, we don't like this. Right. And I'll be like, I did, but I can't deal with it alone. No. You need a sign of that. It's just like, it's like Donald Trump in the bikini, like going back and forth with Hillary Clinton in the bikini. I made that one. No. And it's like they're doing the Chanel tie-led ends. And I'm just like, I can't deal with this. I mean, any part. It's just not. No, I can't do it. Right. And if you watch it for more than four seconds, what you, you can't not because it's like, what? It's sticking. It sticks. They go, you like that. And this is your algorithm is cool. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there you go. Yeah. That was, I'm going to put some more. I'm going to put some more respect under the highlight. It's okay. You learn and then speak. You lose. You lose. Can I look at your phone? Because I need to use it for Bowen Yang's time. This is Bowen Yang's. His time starts now. As mentioned before, the spice wrap, the spice, what? I want the spices in three jars maximum. My home cannot accommodate a rack of any kind, except a gorgeous pair of breasts. If it's going to be, if it's going to be, oh, God, like I can't even come up with, I can't even think of the spices, paprika, nutmeg, saffron, cloves, garlic powder. I'm good with the actual thing. Thank you. What did you say? "Vesha Mel." No, that's a sauce. A spice wrap. Catch up. It's a thing that we give to each other a Christmas time. No, it takes, as I said, it takes up an entire sin square. Wow. My God. That's a mouth. You said that I knew too. That's why I'm on a crock's months here. Yeah. I just for, uh, just any, any white, thick sauce like mac and cheese, what do you mean about your good on the, on the, on the powder? What do you mean? I'm going to the powder. Like, no, I'm saying, are you doing cocaine at home? If it, if it's recipe calls for garlic powder, I've got a garlic press. I think what you were doing was you were using coded language. I'm good on the power. I have plenty of powder. I have pizza party. All right. Oh, my God. I love nothing more than pizza party than, oh, then then pizza on Friday watching a movie. And we're eating, we're eating whatever kind we want. Yes. Because the, and I forgot to say this, the big style in Chicago is more tavern than it is deep dish. No, of course. But deep dish is still good. Detroit style. Incredible. Incredible. Detroit style. Oh, we have. What's the, what's the Detroit chain? Jets. We have jets here. So the ranch is out of this world. Oh, I love ranch. I don't usually go crazy with ranch, but they're, you can get a little bottle. It's like, they're Midwest. They have Jets. I'll never think of deep dish pizza the same way again, though, because when we years ago went to Chicago sketchfest, we were performing with our, it doesn't exist anymore. It doesn't exist anymore. We were performing with our musical sketch comedy group called pop roulette. And then we would shoot your donas. We absolutely went. It's not the one to go. It's not the one. But it was, it was next to theater. It had to, yeah. We had to. I know exactly. I'm on deep dish. Yeah. And then we did our musical numbers. We were just bouncing around. We jumped up and down and you, it was just like the hardest ground ever. And we could just hear everyone going, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, just like all the pizza inside us. You got to go to. You got to lay down afterwards in the one bathroom we were all sharing. That was nine of us. It was nine of us. We all took turns. We're like, oh, and then for some reason, we all went to P quads the next day. Yeah. We want to be the next day. Yeah. Cause we're like, we're trying to get a deep dish every day. We were so 25. Yeah. If you know what I mean, like, it was, it was very different. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Maggie, it's time. Should I preface mine? Or should I say it afterwards? What I want to say. What do you, what do you move to do? Well, what feels right? Um, I'll say after why I did this. Okay. I love that. So you guys are what I did. There's going to be, there's going to be an afterward, but we always, we always have a discussion after a post. A heart racing. A post script of I don't think so many. This is Maggie Winners. I don't think so many. Your time starts now. I don't think so many Matt and Bowen. I don't think so. Okay. First of all, you didn't come to Chicago in 2017 because you were in Washington, DC or wherever the hell. What are you doing in shaking ass? I was waiting for the television series the other two. Yeah. Sure. And oh, one of my favorite shows. Am I jealous? Yes. I don't think so many Bowen. What is your best friend Ariana Grande? Yeah. I'm jealous. I am the comedian of Christmas past. Here it reminds you of your past. Don't think I didn't look up a little show called Lake Homo High. You should bring the run back to a noise theatre. I don't think so. Sam Taggart. Where are you? Me. You guys graciously having me on this podcast and me trying to drag you.
You guys are great, but you guys need to come back to earth. Okay? We do five seconds. The union hall called you're doing a show tonight. You know what's funny is when we used to do shows at union hall, no one would come. No, no, like, no, we did a whole show like as popular low one time with the band and everything. And I was like, why can't we fill it out? I know. It was like eight people. We did a great cover of your love is my drug by Kesha. We did. It's great. They're not laughing because of the agreement. No, I'm totally kidding. I was just. No, you don't. Why did you do that? So, well, in 20, 18 was it? 2018. I picked the troll ball. Rest in peace. Where is she also? No, she's no. She's no. She's no. I picked the troll ball and I got you. Oh, really? What'd you say? I think because you were in DC, I was like, you love Trump, obviously. I don't remember. I blacked out. Wait, why was I in DC? I don't think I was. I think I was. You were somewhere. Because they're the other two in real. I was writing on. On my murder in DC. That got you. So, I was like, and then I also wanted to do this in respect to Annie Donnelly. Yeah. We were just talking about Annie Donnelly. She was the one that told me about Lake Como High. Was that what it was called? Yes, that's what it was called. She was like, tell them that if they need to get their run into this. Oh, my God. You know what? Lake Como High was actually a highlight. It was a highlight because we were writing in 30 pages every week of script. I heard there was a straight guy I know you're mad about. There was? Oh, maybe there wasn't. Lake Como High was actually how. Was it how we met Patty Harrison? Oh, I think it was. I met Patty Harrison at a show called It's a Guy Thing. He hosted by Mutual Johari. Oh, I loved it too. It's a guy thing which was classic. They came to Chicago of course. They did. They did. No. Lake Como High was how we met like. I want to say like Jabooki and like. Definitely Jabooki, but I think I met Patty Harrison doing Lake Como High. So Lake Como High for everyone at home was a Dawson's Creek-esque like soapy, like teen show that Sam Taggart created. Were you a co-creator? I was. Yeah, like I was helping. There was both of our ideas. There was like very much Sam's like brainchild. Because it feels like Sam's. Yeah, it's very Sam. He got a stray when I said, "I don't think Sam Taggart." But it was all gay guys that went to this high school. I wish I could see this. We were. We would like rotate the scripts and like it was always just like a lot of, you know. It was espionage. It was love. It was. I still say ghost, the comedian's past and I said, "Can you get in a Christmas past?" I really was like. I didn't say anything mean and I was still scared. But I don't remember what I said about you. I just remember being like, "It can't play if you're not here." It would be not good enough for you. Totally. Someone got cat, I remember Cohen. I don't think they knew what she was. They were like, "Okay, cat." I remember when she was like, "This is sucks." That was the time of our lives in Chicago. That was such a fun show. The dream. And I remember I came up to you because I. It's actually too much time to get into the Disney of it all. No, no, please don't. Well, because I worked there. You worked at Disney World? Yes, I was in Orlando. Yes, at the college program. At the college program, which is yes, we talked about this. Because they were friends from Aurora, Colorado, who were like big Disney heads. And they were like, their dream was to work in Orlando through the college program. I worked in Tomorrowland. The worst ride of all time. One of them, which is greatest skate. Oh, yes, it just greatest skate. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. And then the people move over. The people move over. See, the people move over is a classic. I love the people move over. There's so much I got Neil Patrick Harris on it. I said, I said, he's he's he's at Disney World. He's at Disney World with his kids. He's carousel progress still there. It's getting it's getting refurbished. It's actually getting like, it's apparently getting the rumors. But I can't sometimes with how I am the rumors that it's getting like a like a Walt Disney animatronic. I'm sure it. And the carousel of progress is getting like updated. Did you have you heard about villains land? Of course. But I heard that it's like now there's drama. What's the drama? So Josh Demarro became the CEO of Disney. And so there's big changes because he came from parks. And he was like, the plans that y'all were dreaming up for villains land are not good enough. Go back to the drawing board and do more. Because they feel the heat now from Epic Universe. Yeah. So a lot of Disney World is getting like they're putting like billions and billions of dollars. And Conto landing it way. I was just going to get into it. And Conto was going to go into animal kingdom. Animal kingdom in the they're making the what was the dinosaur area tropical Americas. I see. So it's getting in Conto. And it's also getting Indiana Jones is replacing dinosaurs. But not the Indiana Jones from Disneyland. A new version of it. This is the thing though. Universals got Nintendo and Pokemon as well. Like you can that's the number one franchise. I understand, but I love Universal. But like when you go there, it's just so different. Totally. They're like, get on the road. I don't care. You are loyal. You bleed Disney. I well, I do go to Universal. I was just maybe because I was just there. Yeah. And then the difference between our day at Universal and our day at Disney was just like night and day. Of course. Also, I was looking for food. And they were like, you can have fish and chips. And I was like, please don't do this to me. Like I just want like a hot dog like a. My Moratorium on Universal is, is that the right word? Moratorium. You're sure? Yeah. Is that so you know they're doing, they take down the Rip-Bride Rocket. Yeah. And they're replacing it with a fast and furious roller coaster. What? Yeah. They need to figure out what else is going on in that Universal Studios floor in a park. Yes, agreed. And I think after we said we just went to Universal Studios in Osaka, Japan. Oh my god. I'm going to Japan and know them. You are. And you need to tell me everything. If we were telling you everything. If you want to Disney sees, I think. You should. Yeah, I do. But anyway, they have the jaws right at Universal Osaka and I'm like, bring it back. Yeah. But Disney sees fun. I can't wait. What did we have a great time? We had a great time. The roast beef popcorn. Oh. Feels very Chicago. Oh, yeah. They go off with the popcorn there. Like every single popcorn stand is flavored different. Ooh. And you go to Osaka because it's literally sister cities with Chicago. Comedy town, rivers, huge gay bars. It's very Chicago. I can't wait. I think Osaka is going to be very important for you. Very Maggie. Osaka Kan. Osaka Kan. That sounds not right. I don't know why. Sure. It sounds a little bit like Shaka Kan. Shaka Kan. Shaka Kan. Shaka Kan. Shaka Kan. Like a convention for people that love Osaka, like a bravo con, but with Osaka. I'm going. I haven't been here, but I'm going. Give some thoughts on bravo before we end. Oh my god. This is coming out tomorrow. So this is really great. Yeah, this is really current. I would have acted so different. No. No. I am. And so, yeah, I just binge watched the current season of Mary to medicine and those women are everything to me right now. They really are great. I'm a quad web fan. You're what? I'm a quad web fan. My favorite is the introduction where it's like paging, and this is the doctors that I'll just be like, and quad. And quad. Yeah. And quad. It's so good. And then I mean, I've watched, I think every show, you know what would show I've never watched Miami. Oh, we love Miami. So I'm going to start it from like I think I am in for a journey. You can start from season one or you can start from the rebooted season. Yeah. Okay. I think there's I think that's that's a totally acceptable. That's how I did it. And then I I have I've not finished my since the beginning watch, but it's you're not really missing out on too much. Can I name drop of who I've been dinner with tonight? Yes. West Wilson. Stop. Wow. I love him. Well, because. Oh, Connor would and he is kind of the one was like, oh, my friend West. And I'm like, yeah, I know who West Wilson is. Like, of course. Of course, of course. So West, I became friends with him. And I was like, kind of like we're going to go to dinner with me and he's the best dressed person on Bravo. Yeah. He constantly, every single time I see him on my screen and his confessionals, I smile and light up. I'm like, I love West. I love West. I love summer house. Love summer house. I think for like an interview said, I would like to be, and I mean, this was love the first fat person on summer house. And I don't think it'll happen. But I'm going to try my best one. You're getting it. You're getting it. First of all, they're, they're all really nice and cool. Yeah. So nice. Yeah. It feels like it's just that the producer. Yeah. It's amazing. But I do watch that show and I, I don't ever really feel the parasocial thing. No. But I watch that show and I do. Yeah. Oh, because you like you want to be where the people are. I'm like, Oh, well, that person just needs, if I was, yeah, I often think if I was there, I could help. Yes. We do need a gay guy in the mix, but we used to have one. We used to have one. Steven. Oh, there was a gay guy in the mix. I just feel like that might be a little boring for the gay guy. Well, that's like, he would, he'd like, I'd stir some shit up here. Right. We do. Like cats, two gay guys. Exactly. Like cats. Oh, my God. Is this, is this what, is this how you, how you have cat, you bring cats into it into an environment? I think, no, I just like, I think it's just a get to, so they have each other. I see. I don't know. I love cats. I'm allergic. But I'm like, it's like the rare thing where I would love to have a cat. I love that. I'm allergic. Because it's never really going to happen with a cat and a dog. You know what I'm saying? It's like, you can pretend they're best friends. They're not. Your cat does not like your dog. Your dog is so scared of your cat. Have you seen that videos with the cat, with the cat on the dog? Drop the video in the comments. - Subscribe to video in the comments, if you want me to. - But man is speaking from experience because he's thinking.
His sister has what you would on paper or in photos seems like a perfect dog cat, aren't you sure? - But then I go to visit them and it's like, oh, first of all, this cat is just like a cat which is just, it's like gonna do its own thing. Diego, you're gonna do your own thing, King. - And then Kelly is just like very like the dog is, my sister's always like, yeah, she's terrified of Diego like it's just like, and it's not what you think because the dog is more afraid of cat. - Your cat is not afraid of anything. - Sometimes siblings don't like each other. - Yeah. - Not, not mine, love you boys. - Love you boys. - I wouldn't know about that either. - Yeah. - Anyways. - You've a sister. - I do. - My sister, Chelsea or I am? - You've a sister? - I have a sister. - Yeah, oh my God, I was just, I was just, I had a sister. - Oh, that's nice. - It's not too late. - I think it's too late, I think. - You think? - Call my parents up. Hey, what about you guys getting busy? - Get me a little sister. - Oh, I'm so scared. - Sorry, sorry to do that. - Sorry, man. - That's okay. - Well, it's Marguerite. It's a solo show stand-up special hybrid down. Whatever you want to call it. - St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. - Thank you so much. This was a dream come true. - Don't even. - I won't, but I will. - We're just so happy you got to come in and be on the Lost Cultures, the show. - And we thank you. - She's a shy con. We had never episode with the song. I've got it. - What is it? ♪ Who's that girl? What's her name? ♪ ♪ Is she cooler? Is she lame? ♪ ♪ Pepper ran, pepper ran ♪ ♪ All the good men is mad ♪ ♪ Pepper ran, she's like one in a million ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ - Why do I want to go? ♪ She's like one in a million ♪ - Oh, I like that. - In a million. - Yeah. - But that's not right. - I don't remember any of these songs. - Yeah. - Oh, Pepper ran. - Pepper ran. - R.I.P. - Did you pass? - Oh, I know. - No, no, no. Okay, bye. - Bye. (laughing) (upbeat music) - Lost Cultures is the production by Will Ferrell's big money players in on a heart radio hot cast. - Created and hosted by Matt Rogers and Boan Yang. Executive produced by Anna Hosniay and produced by Becca Ramos. - Edited and mixed by Doug Bame. - And our music is by Henry Khmersky. (upbeat music) Lisa, tell them about our new show. - We have a new podcast. I'm Lexi Juanu, where two best friends, 22 years apart, but so close at heart. - And I'm Lisa Di Giulio, the old one, which means we have wildly different references, occasionally different opinions. - Listen on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. - Jeremy Colhane, Cash McDonald. - Join us for a panel of Eurovision participants. - He winks on Halloween. - He gets right up next to the microphone. - You never seen Italy's so quiet. As when the Pope gets up to ring on Halloween. - Listen to artists on artists on artists on artists every Thursday on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The True Crime Comedy Podcast, all about robbery, fraud, and those who practice it. - Ooh, I scam them. - What? That's why I have to make yapping a job. - And now you can catch full episodes of my show on YouTube. - Start listening to Scam Goddess on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ Scam Goddess ♪ - I'm Hamza. - And I'm Martin. - And we're the hosts of Out of Character, the best podcast in the world. It's really funny. - Really? - Yeah, yeah, I think statistics just came back and we're one of the funniest two guys with mics and that's pretty hard to beat right now, but it's true, actually. - Why should people listen to us, tell them? - Well, we're trendy, we're funny, we're topical. You get all your news here, not the facts, but maybe our takes on it and everything in between. So listen, Out of Character on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. - This is an I Heart Podcast, guaranteed human.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
A new podcast called *Don't Lie To Me* is launched by Lisa de Julio and Lexi Juanio, featuring two close friends with vastly different life experiences and perspectives.
The podcast explores topics like dating, relationships, aging, and honesty, aiming to foster deeper connection and authenticity.
Other podcasts featured include *Scam Goddess* by Lacey Mosley, a comedy-driven true crime show about fraud and scams, and *Artists on Artists on Artists* featuring improv and character comedy panels.
A recurring cultural theme in the discussion is the identity and pride of being a "Chicon" or "Shy-con," with Chicago as a central cultural touchpoint, rooted in food, traditions, and community.
Key Chicago traditions like Enbrogia salad, Jardinera relish, and Hogi (a type of sub) are highlighted as unique expressions of Midwest culture.
The conversation touches on internet culture, group dynamics, and the power of shared online experiences, such as TikTok comments and group chats.
A major theme is the evolution of generational identity, including the rise of "elder millennial" and the critique of overused cultural labels.
The hosts celebrate self-expression, authenticity, and personal storytelling, especially through stand-up, comedy, and family traditions.
Summary:
A podcast episode blends multiple comedic and cultural conversations, centering on the launch of a new show, *Don't Lie To Me*, hosted by Lisa de Julio and Lexi Juanio. The show explores honesty, relationships, and personal growth, emphasizing authenticity in a world of social performance. It is introduced alongside other popular podcasts like *Scam Goddess*, a true crime comedy series about scams and fraud, and *Artists on Artists on Artists*, an improv comedy panel featuring diverse guest artists.
A major theme throughout is the rich, often overlooked culture of Chicago, including food traditions like Enbrogia salad, Jardinera relish, and Hogi subs, as well as the evolving identity of "Chicon" or "Shy-con" as a badge of pride. The discussion also delves into internet culture, group dynamics, generational labels like “elder millennial,” and the power of shared experiences on platforms like TikTok. The episode highlights personal stories, including stand-up comedy, family traditions, and the joy of self-expression, ultimately celebrating authenticity, community, and the humor found in everyday life.
These threads create a vibrant, relatable narrative that brings together personal identity, regional pride, and comedic storytelling.
FAQs
The new podcast is called 'Don't Lie To Me'. It features two best friends with a 22-year age gap discussing topics like dating, relationships, beauty, and aging.
The podcast focuses on honest conversations about life experiences, including dating, relationships, beauty, and growing older, with a humorous and relatable tone.
Lacey Mosley hosts the 'Scam Goddess' podcast, a true crime comedy show that explores scams from the 1800s to the present, with a focus on fraud, protection, and humor.
Listeners can find the 'Scam Goddess' podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or other major podcast platforms.
The podcast is called 'Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists', where a new panel of artists each week discusses their craft in an improvised character comedy format.
The podcast occasionally features themed events like a panel of Eurovision participants and Halloween segments, including a humorous take on the Pope winking on Halloween.
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