

Episode 1610 - Bill Burr
38 snips Jan 20, 2025
Bill Burr, a stand-up comedian and actor famed for his sharp wit, opens up about laying old grievances to rest, including his past tensions with Marc. The conversation meanders through profound themes, like confronting personal anger and childhood sadness. They share insights about aging and the loss of peers, as well as Burr's upcoming Hulu special and Broadway debut in 'Glengarry Glen Ross.' With humorous anecdotes, they tackle the struggles of navigating comedy and emotional growth in an ever-chaotic world.
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Small Annoyances, Big Calm
- Bill Burr gets upset over minor inconveniences, like a malfunctioning Google Maps.
- He contrasts this with his calmness during major events like 9/11 or the pandemic.
Government Corruption
- Bill Burr believes all forms of government are inherently corrupt.
- He argues their purpose is to provide scapegoats, distracting from those truly in power.
Managing Anger
- Bill Burr and Marc Maron discuss the challenges of managing anger.
- Burr has learned to differentiate between yelling and yelling at someone.