Dave Dameshek & DFG on Sinks and Silk + Mekhi Phifer on Work Ethic and Lose Yourself
Feb 20, 2024
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Adam Carolla and guests discuss NBA 3 Point Contest, Waze, and kitchen sinks. Deaf Frat Guy competes in JV or All Balls. Mekhi Phifer talks about movie theaters, parenting, and being name dropped in Eminem's 'Lose Yourself'.
Mekhi Phifer's success in acting was driven by his work ethic and ability to learn on the job, emphasizing the importance of hard work and continuous improvement.
The excitement and impact of being name-dropped in Eminem's 'Lose Yourself' highlighted by Mekhi Phifer, revealing the fun they had on the set of '8 Mile' in Detroit.
Teaching younger generations the value of hard work and starting from humble beginnings, Mekhi Phifer shares insights on overcoming challenges and not relying on privilege or handouts.
Diversifying media consumption by seeking out alternative sources promotes critical thinking and a more well-rounded understanding of current events and political issues, encouraging listeners to form their own opinions.
Dave Dameshek and Deaf Frat Guy discuss various topics from NBA contests to lawsuits while showcasing their comedic banter, offering a mix of humor and entertainment for the audience.
Deep dives
Doomsday Prepping
Doomsday prepping is JV.
The Flu
The flu is all balls.
Silk
Silk is JV.
Letters of Introduction
Letters of introduction are JV.
Reclaiming Your Virginity
Reclaiming your virginity is JV.
Discovering Acting
Makai Pfeiffer shares how he stumbled into acting while in college and landed his first lead role in the film 'Clockers' without any prior experience or acting classes. He attributes his success to his work ethic and willingness to learn on the job.
Career Success
Pfeiffer discusses how he has consistently worked in the entertainment industry for over three decades due to his dedication and commitment to his craft. He emphasizes the importance of putting in the effort and constantly improving one's skills.
Being Name-Dropped in 'Lose Yourself'
Pfeiffer recalls being on the set of '8 Mile' with Eminem when he found out that his name had been dropped in the song 'Lose Yourself'. He describes the excitement and fun they had while filming in Detroit, and the impact that the song has had since becoming one of the most streamed songs on Spotify.
The Importance of Work Ethics and Learning from Humble Beginnings
The podcast episode discusses the significance of work ethics and the value of learning from humble beginnings. The guest, Mackay Pfeiffer, shares his personal experience of growing up in a low-income household and working at a young age to earn money. He emphasizes the importance of teaching younger generations the value of hard work and not relying solely on privilege or handouts. Through personal anecdotes and insights, the episode highlights the benefits of having a strong work ethic and the life lessons that can be gained from experiencing the challenges of starting from the bottom.
The Evolving Media Landscape and the Importance of Diverse Perspectives
The podcast episode also explores the media landscape and the importance of seeking out diverse perspectives. The hosts and guests discuss how mainstream media outlets often operate within certain narratives and agendas, limiting the range of opinions and ideas presented to the audience. They emphasize the need for individuals to actively seek out alternative sources of information that offer different viewpoints and analyses. By diversifying the media sources they consume, listeners can gain a more comprehensive understanding of current events and political issues. This promotes critical thinking and helps people form their own well-rounded opinions.
Dave Dameshek is back as Adam shares his thoughts on the NBA 3 Point Contest, Waze, and kitchen sinks. The guys chat about the Best Costume Design category and Shek hands out another award from the Sheky’s.
Deaf Frat Guy calls in and the guys compete in another round of JV or All Balls. Adam also shares a middle name that he loves.
Next, Chris reports news stories on George Santos suing Jimmy Kimmel, a man suing McDonald’s putting cheese on his Big Mac, and Jennifer Lopez’s latest album.
Lastly, actor Mekhi Phifer joins the show and chats about movie theaters and parenting. They also talk about Mekhi’s early jobs and his journey to acting. Mekhi also recalls his initial reaction to being name dropped in the Eminem hit “Lose Yourself” and how he navigates news media.
For more with Dave Dameshek:
● PODCASTS:
○ Minus Three (w/ Kevin Hench)
○ Extra Points (w/ Sarah Tiana)
● FOLLOW ON X: @Dameshek
● INSTAGRAM: @DDameshek
For more with Deaf Frat Guy:
● FOLLOW ON X: @DeafFratGuy
For more with Mekhi Phifer:
● Lights Out is now in Theaters, on Demand and Digital
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