Vending Machine Week with Jodi Miller + Kelsey Grammar
Jul 9, 2024
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Comedian Jodi Miller and Kelsey Grammer chat about Adam's concert experience, DJs, music preferences, and Kelsey's new movie 'Murder Company'. News covers Elton John, shark attacks, and Busta Rhymes. Jodi's comedy special and Kelsey's movie available online.
Adam prefers genuine musical performances over lip-syncing at concerts.
Discomfort with DJs playing loud music at events like weddings is highlighted.
Hypothetical game 'What Would You Do for a Million Dollars?' discussed.
Different responses to hypothetical scenarios based on age and experience explored.
Kelsey Grammer shares insights on 'Murder Company' film and personal anecdotes from World War II.
Deep dives
Podcast Entertainment and Insights
Summer is recapped with Sonic the Hedgehog, Rocket Man, and Anchorman movie recommendations for a heightened viewing experience. The podcast transitions to the Adam Corolla Show, featuring discussions with Jodie Miller and Joe Prano. Adam shares experiences from a Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff concert, underlining the preference for genuine musical performances over lip-syncing.
Annoyance with DJ Music
Instances of discomfort and frustration caused by DJs playing loud music at events like weddings, sponsor parties, and hotel rooftops are described. The annoyance with DJs who prioritize personal music choices over the comfort and enjoyment of attendees is highlighted.
Hypothetical Game and Avril Lavigne
Engagement in the hypothetical game 'What Would You Do for a Million Dollars?' is discussed, focusing on the game's progression into more extreme scenarios. The Admiral Lavigne vs. Avril Lavigne game, testing willingness towards a random choice between two persons, sparks varying levels of hypothetical participation among individuals, such as Adam, Mike August, and Jodie Miller.
Preference for Avril Lavigne
The conversation navigates between the attractiveness of Avril Lavigne and the hypothetical willingness to engage with her in a playful game scenario. Personal inclinations and thresholds for participation in such hypothetical games are shared, emphasizing the element of surprise and storytelling value in potential outcomes.
Past and Present Attitudes Towards Hypotheticals
Differing responses to hypothetical scenarios, ranging from youthful venturesome attitudes to mature caution, are explored. The progression from high tolerance for hypothetical risks to more conservative stances with age and experience is reflected upon, illustrating changing perspectives over time.
Initial impressions and inspiration for Murder Company
Kelsey Grammer shares his insights into the Murder Company film based on World War II. He emphasizes his respect for the character portrayal involving patriotism and sacrifice that align with his grandfather's military lineage and values.
Transition from Personal Experience to Television
The discussion transitions to television experiences as Kelsey Grammer delves into his journey from personal experiences to the iconic role in Cheers. The revelation of his character Fraser's great love for Diane becomes a key element, portraying a dignified fool in love.
Theme Song Creativity and Homage to Grandfather
The conversation shifts to the creation of the theme song for Fraser based on the song 'Twisted.' Kelsey Grammer reveals his desire to pay homage to his grandfather's character by maintaining authenticity in the film script, leaning towards noble character traits.
Reflecting on Grandfather's Engineering Contributions and Character Standards
Kelsey Grammer shares anecdotes about his grandfather's contributions during World War II as a Fighting SeaBee in the Army Corps of Engineers. He values his grandfather's integrity and recount stories that highlight the duty-driven nature and proud lineage of the Cranmer family.
Comedian Jodi Miller returns to the show. They open by talking about Adam’s trip to Palm Springs to see Paula Abdul & New Kids On the Block. Then they discuss Adam’s hatred of DJs and 80s/90s synth-pop music.
Next, Joe Praino reads the news including stories about Elton John peeing in a bottle, four shark attacks in Texas and Busta Rhymes raging against phones at a recent concert.
Then, Adam is joined by Kelsey Grammer for a 1-on-1, to discuss his new movie “Murder Company.”
For more with Jodi Miller:
● WATCH: Her new comedy special “Decades in the Making” available on YouTube.
● INSTAGRAM: @jodimillercomic
For more with Kelsey Grammer:
● WATCH: Murder Company, available on AppleTV, Amazon Prime, Fandango, and more.
● INSTAGRAM: @mrkelseygrammer
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