Abbi Jacobson

Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, the dynamic duo behind 'Broad City,' chat with Amy Poehler about their unique bond and creative journeys. They delve into the importance of female friendships and collaboration, sharing personal stories that shaped their comedy careers. Also discussed is the impact of nostalgia, with reflections on Barbra Streisand and memorable encounters that influenced their work. They tackle themes of empowerment through humor while reminiscing about their experiences in the comedy industry, all wrapped in playful anecdotes.

Abbi Jacobson, star and producer of the new series "A League of Their Own" joins us along with panelists Paula Poundstone, Faith Salie and Luke Burbank play a game about a different league, The XFL.Subscribe to Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me+ via Apple Podcasts or at plus.npr.org/waitwait.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Abbi Jacobson, comedian and co-creator of Broad City, joins the discussion on the hilariously quirky film 'Hercules in New York.' The conversation delves into Arnold Schwarzenegger's wooden charm and awkward flirting, and the hosts share their thoughts on absurd moments like the bear scene in Central Park. Fans engage in a chaotic Q&A, showcasing their Hercules impressions, while the group humorously critiques characters and production quality. Jacobson's infectious energy adds to the lively atmosphere, making for an entertaining analysis of cinematic absurdity.

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Abbi Jacobson, known for Broad City, shares parenting perspectives, finding creative passion and aspirations in New York. They discuss the disparities between comedy and other creative practices, explore themes in Wes Anderson movies, and express gratitude to each other and listeners.