

Gary Gulman #3
Sep 20, 2023
Comedian Gary Gulman discusses his new book and the challenges of being unique in comedy, along with topics such as clocks, gender, therapy struggles, and appreciation for Philip Seymour Hoffman's acting. They also explore navigating the city, risks of pregnancy, toxic family members, historical events related to witches, and funny childhood incidents.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Music, Hair Care, and Comedy Club Memories
03:57 • 4min
The Challenges of Being Unique in Comedy
07:47 • 23min
Clocks, Gender, and Mr. Rogers
30:36 • 21min
Confusion over Defcon Ratings and Arguments about Appearance
52:06 • 2min
Struggles of Therapy and Expressing Emotions
54:22 • 5min
Exploring Commitment and Trauma Processing
58:55 • 10min
Transition from Denigration to Admiration of Artists and Appreciation for Philip Seymour Hoffman's Acting
01:09:10 • 2min
Navigating the City
01:11:30 • 21min
The Risks of Pregnancy and Toxic Family Members
01:32:08 • 22min
Historical events and discussions about witches and the Salem Witch Trials
01:53:38 • 2min
Funny Childhood Incidents and Excitement for Interview
01:55:58 • 6min