Jake Tapper discusses the colorful characters of 1977 in his new book.
Tapper explores why people follow demagogues.
Conan shares his hypothetical likes with his father.
Deep dives
The Intriguing World of Prank Channels and Prank Professionals
This podcast episode delves into the world of prank channels and the professionals behind epic big budget pranks. The speaker highlights the importance of leaving pranking to the experts and emphasizes the variety of pranks they pull on everyday individuals like moms, dads, and even seniors. The Prank Channel's series premiere on ABC is mentioned as a must-see for those seeking some entertaining payback.
Nostalgia for Summer Anxiety and the Dread of Going Back to School
The podcast hosts delve into their personal experiences of feeling anxious about the approaching end of summer vacation during their school years. They discuss how the anticipation of going back to school would often overshadow their ability to fully enjoy the summer break. They reflect on the common phenomenon of the Sunday blues and how it affected their enjoyment of weekends as well.
Author and CNN's chief Washington correspondent, Jake Tapper, is interviewed in this podcast episode. His historical fiction novels, which include characters such as Evil Knievel, Elvis Presley, and members of the Rat Pack, are discussed. Tapper's ability to weave real events with fictionalized encounters in his books is praised, and his latest work, 'All the Demons Are Here,' is highlighted as an exciting addition to his collection.
Fondly reminiscing about popular TV shows and events in the 70s
The podcast episode features a nostalgic conversation about various popular TV shows, events, and cultural phenomena from the 1970s, such as the Brady Bunch variety show, Quincy M.E., Studio 54, killer bees, and the summer of Sam. The hosts discuss their fond memories, interesting plot points, and the impact these shows and events had on popular culture at that time.
Hilarious anecdotes and banter between the hosts
Throughout the episode, engaging banter and humorous anecdotes are exchanged between the hosts, including a story about being surrounded by tough kids and using Latin to fend them off, as well as a comedic voice impression of a prissy young person conversing with their father. These entertaining moments add to the lively and comedic nature of the conversation.
Anchor Jake Tapper feels ironic about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.
Jake returns for another conversation with Conan about the colorful characters of 1977 explored in his new book All The Demons Are Here, why people follow demagogues, and handling constant exposure to the news each and every day. Later, Conan has a hypothetical conversation sharing his likes with his father.
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