The Champs with Neal Brennan + Moshe Kasher

Arsenio

Feb 5, 2014

01:22:17

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

Neil Brennan's Personal Questions That I've Always Wanted Answered

2min

Women on the Moon

1min

Herb Juport: A Baptist Preacher in Cleveland

2min

The Importance of Talking

2min

Herb Jupre's Intro to Al Green

2min

Green Apples and Pussy

2min

The Stool and Water

2min

How I Met Jack

2min

10.

The Story of Franklin Ajay

2min

11.

The History of Comedy

2min

12.

The Baby That Owns the Womb

2min

13.

The Importance of Honoring Our Heroes

2min

14.

Rickety's Self Esteem

2min

15.

Richard Cosby: The Best Motivator in the World

2min

16.

The Importance of Being a Good Morning

2min

17.

Howie Mandel and Sam Kennison

2min

18.

The N Word and the Politics of Comedy

2min

19.

Eddie's First Shot

2min

20.

The Co-Kinks of Comedy Concept

2min

21.

The Unforgivable Situation With Joan Rivers

2min

22.

The Life and Times of Robin Thicke

2min

23.

Eddie Murphy's Idea on a Yellow Pad

2min

24.

How to Stand Up for Your Idea

2min

25.

The Joy of Talking to People

2min

26.

Blasting and Sheffield in New York

2min

27.

Eddie's Majesty and Power Over Women

2min

28.

The Importance of a Good Relationship

3min

29.

The Escalating Scale

2min

30.

The Greatest Sentence Ever in Success

2min

31.

How to Find a Music Guest for Your First Show

2min

32.

The Importance of Being a Black Celebrity

2min

33.

The Story of Louis Farrakhan and the Million Man March

3min

34.

Letterman's Clearances

3min

35.

The Importance of Parenting

2min

36.

The Importance of Parenting

2min

37.

The Importance of Being a Dad

2min

38.

How to Sell Your Apprentice

2min

39.

The Difference Between the Old Show and the New Show

2min

40.

The Future of Podcasting

2min

41.

The Way Nigerians Live

4min

The Late night legend sits down with the Champs to discuss a variety of things, including how his career began, Richard Pryor, Jay Leno, Redd Foxx, and of course, the making of "Coming To America." He also refers to Neal as a "negrophile." And does a mean Paul Mooney impression.