Ep 472 - Howard and Sam's Secret Podcast (feat. Howie Mandel & Sam Tallent)
Dec 13, 2023
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Comedian Howie Mandel and author Samuel Tallent join the podcast for a hilarious conversation. They discuss encountering a masturbating man at Target, Canadian-American relations, karaoke experiences, scaring animals, hibachi restaurants, playing Deal or No Deal, the origins of handshakes and kissing, protein emulsification, and navigating interviews and appearances.
The podcast episode discusses the concept of manifesting and how it can help achieve goals and desires in life. The hosts emphasize the power of positive thinking and visualization, highlighting the importance of manifesting one's desires to make them a reality.
The Joy of Sneaking Up on Animals
The hosts share anecdotes and discuss the enjoyment of sneaking up on animals, such as turtles and lizards, and the excitement they feel when successfully surprising the animals. They share stories of their experiences with animals, highlighting the thrill of these encounters.
The Art of Kissing
The hosts engage in a playful discussion about the origins and significance of kissing. They explore various theories about the origin of kissing, including its potential roots in animal behavior and evolutionary biology. The hosts delve into the cultural and historical context of kissing, and share personal anecdotes related to kissing.
The Humor of Howie Mandel's Comedy
The hosts pay tribute to comedian Howie Mandel and discuss the comedic genius behind his unique style. They highlight his ability to blend storytelling, physical comedy, and audience engagement to create humor that resonates with people. The hosts share their admiration for Mandel's talent and his contributions to the comedy world.
The Unbeatable - A Group of Indian Performers
The podcast episode discusses a group called The Unbeatable who are Indian performers. This group consists of children and adults who perform dangerous stunts, such as tossing children three stories in the air on top of motorcycles. The host mentions that they live in difficult circumstances, many without families or food, and participating on America's Got Talent changed their lives. The host highlights the exposure and platform the show provides, urging comedians and performers to take advantage of the opportunity to showcase their talent.
The Changing Landscape of Comedy and the Art Form
The podcast episode explores the evolving landscape of comedy and how corporate America has affected it. The host reflects on the shift from New York to LA in the mid-70s, when comedians aimed to perform at comedy clubs like The Comedy Store and The Improv. The host believes political correctness has no place in comedy, emphasizing the importance of being able to push boundaries and engage in non-PC humor. Furthermore, the host praises the rise of podcasts and the ability for comedians to reach large audiences, citing examples like Kill Tony playing to sold-out arenas. The host also commends the up-and-coming generation of comedians for breathing fresh air into comedy and delivering raw and edgy performances.
HELLO. Wutz gud?! This week, the bro Howard Mandel joins the cast. Shout out Unc - listen to his cast Howie Mandel Does Stuff. We also had our dear pal Samuel Tallent on - who is releasing his comedy special on our YouTube channel on Dec 26. Please enjoy. God Bless you all.
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