Dave Dameshek &Deaf Frat Guy on Fruit of The Year + Ed Weinberger on Johnny Carson and Bill Cosby
Jan 22, 2024
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Dave Dameshek teases the 'Fruit of The Year' and shares news stories. Deaf Frat Guy plays JV or All Balls. Ed Weinberger talks about working with Johnny Carson and Bill Cosby.
Cherry tomatoes are seen as an unsatisfying cop-out in salads, lacking the taste and texture of beefsteak tomatoes.
The album 'Trapper Keeper' by Talking Heads is considered JV due to its perceived classlessness and questionable actions.
Trapping raises ethical questions about the treatment of wildlife and its impact on ecosystems.
Ed Weinberger shares anecdotes about working with Bill Cosby and Johnny Carson, reflecting on the dynamics of show business and the changing industry.
Deep dives
Cherry tomatoes are disappointing and not real tomatoes
Cherry tomatoes are described as balls of pus with a chewy jacket. They lack the meaty quality of beefsteak or Roma tomatoes. Restaurants use cherry tomatoes as a cop-out in salads, which is unsatisfying. The preference is for real tomatoes like beefsteak that have a better taste and texture.
The disappointment of the album 'Trapper Keeper'
The album 'Trapper Keeper' by the band Talking Heads is considered JV as it was classified as a chain of classless and gutless songs. The band's questionable actions are seen as punching down and diminishing Dave Dameshek's perception of them.
The controversy surrounding trapping as a sport
Trapping is debated as being JV or all balls in terms of its ethics. While some argue that it is necessary for survival in certain situations, others see it as inhumane and cruel towards animals. Trapping raises questions about the treatment of wildlife and the impact on ecosystems.
Legendary writer Ed Weinberger shares insights and anecdotes from his career in show business
Ed Weinberger, co-creator of Taxi and writer for iconic shows like The Cosby Show and Mary Tyler Moore, discusses his experiences working with Bill Cosby and Johnny Carson, sharing anecdotes and insights from his time in show business.
Navigating the working relationships and personalities of celebrities in the entertainment industry
Weinberger reflects on the dynamics of working with prickly personalities like Bill Cosby and Johnny Carson, and how the industry has changed in terms of professionalism and acceptable behavior.
The importance of separating the comedic and artistic contributions of individuals from their personal lives
The conversation explores the question of whether it is necessary or possible to separate the work of artists like Bill Cosby from the allegations and controversies surrounding their personal lives.
The evolution of work environments and attitudes in the entertainment industry
Weinberger discusses the differences between the work environments of earlier eras, where professionalism and acceptance of difficult personalities were expected, compared to the current emphasis on creating positive and inclusive work environments.
Ed Weinberger reflects on his experiences working with Dean Martin and Bob Hope
Weinberger shares stories of working with Dean Martin and Bob Hope, highlighting their unique personalities and the dynamics of their respective shows and productions.
Dave Dameshek teases that he has named this year’s “Fruit of The Year.” This brings Adam to share a new idea that he thinks would innovate the pizza industry. Next, Deaf Frat Guy calls in for a round of JV or All Balls. Afterwards, Dameshek finally reveals his “Fruit of the Year.” Chris then shares some news stories on The Clippers new fan section in their upcoming arena and viral press conferences featuring Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ coach Todd Bowles and UFC fighter Sean Strickland.
Lastly, legendary TV writer and producer Ed Weinberger joins the program to regale stories about working on The Bill Cosby Show and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. He talks about going to high school with Bill Cosby and what Johnny Carson was like off-camera.
For more with Dave Dameshek:
● Check out his shows:
○ Minus Three (w/ Kevin Hench)
■ Every Friday watch the 15-minute pregame show, streaming on Twitter and YouTube
○ Extra Points (w/ Sarah Tiana)
■ Every Wednesday
● Follow on X @Dameshek
For more with Deaf Frat Guy:
● Follow on X @DeafFratGuy
For more with Ed Weinberger:
● Check out his play, The Journal of Adam and Eve
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