

#382 – Bert Kreischer: Comedy, Drinking, Rogan, Segura, Churchill & Kim Jong Un
66 snips Jun 5, 2023
Bert Kreischer, a stand-up comedian known for his energetic storytelling, shares a trove of hilarious and heartfelt anecdotes. He dives into the art of joke writing, the emotional ties of social drinking, and the chaos of touring life. Kreischer reflects on love, relationships, and the lessons learned from a pivotal birthday conversation. With humor, he embraces life’s imperfections, discusses his fascination with WWII history, and celebrates connections forged over shared experiences, including a love for Pilsner beer.
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Hemingway's Influence
- Bert Kreischer discusses his appreciation for Ernest Hemingway's simple writing style, influenced by his dyslexia.
- He recounts a story about a coworker pointing out the deeper meaning in Hemingway's titles, which he hadn't grasped initially.
The Machine's Appeal
- Lex Fridman asks what makes "The Machine" story captivating.
- Kreischer believes people relate to crazy nights and the disbelief from friends.
Unexpected Connections
- Bert Kreischer recounts being surprised by Noreaga's fandom.
- He reflects on unexpected connections made through podcasts and social media.