Apr 26, 2016
Like the man says, it’s me, Marc Hershon. And I’m to be your host and 100% recyclable container for Epi132 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. This is actually an edition of Succotash Chats, the variety of where we feature a conversation instead of clips, and this time around our Special Guest is Danny Lobell.
Danny is a
comedian and also the host of the Modern Day Philosophers podcast. He
interviews comedians but It’s a nice twist on the typical talker,
because once they cover some of the usual ground in an interview,
Danny reveals a philosopher that’s been selected for each
particular guest.
He and the guest then learn about the philosopher at the same time — Danny keeps himself from knowing who they’re going to talk about by having his producer, Alex Fossella, select the philosopher and information about them.
He’s had some terrific guests since the show’s been on — people like Carl Reiner, Bill Burr, Jackie Mason, Maria Bamford, and Lewis Black. This past week he interviewed Brian Regan, who I’m a big fan of, and so I thought it would be fun to talk to Danny about that experience, how he came up with the concept for Modern Day Philosophers, and stuff like that.
We play a couple of clips from his chat with Regan, but you’re probably going to want to grab the whole interview, which you can do at http://ModernDayPhilosophers.net.
A DOUBLE DOSE O' DURST
In addition
to this episode’s Chat, we have TWO segments of our
Burst O’ Durst with political comedian & social
commentator Will
Durst, as well as some original tunage from our friend
Abner
Serd, a dip into the Tweetsack and the whole thing is
brought to you by Henderson's Fancy Pants for Fops.
Thanks again to our special guest, Danny Lobell. And thank to YOU. Yes, YOU. For downloading or streaming this episode. Appreciate all you do but we’d love you even more if you’ll visit our homesite, http://SuccotashShow.com, and click on our Donate button to give us some of your delicious money to help us keep things podcasty. Barring that, you can click on the Amazon banner at the top of the page and do your shopping there that way, which kicks us back a little something. Or avail yourself of our fine merchandise in the Succotashery. If all of those options are somehow beyond you, at the very least, please remember to PLEASE pass the Succotash!
— Marc Hershon