Alex Edelman, a talented comedian, navigates the delicate balance of empathy in comedy. He shares heartfelt stories about his one-man show 'Just For Us' and the impact of losing his friend, director Adam Brace. Through humor, Alex reflects on the complexities of grief and how it shapes his creative process. He emphasizes the need for meaningful connections in a divided world, blending personal anecdotes with the challenges of addressing sensitive topics. Join the laughter and reflections in this insightful conversation!

Get ready for a transformative experience with comedian Alex Edelman as he discusses imperfections, nuance, and humanity. From his show about being an unwelcome interloper at a white supremacist meeting to embracing imperfections, we explore personal growth, the aesthetics of American comedy, nuance in communication, the complexity of identity, and the societal role of comedians as truth-tellers and philosophers.

Stand-up comedian and writer Alex Edelman returns for the fourth time, sharing stories about his bank losing all his money, a protestor disrupting his show, and encountering Bill Gates. They discuss releasing his special after his director's death and explore themes of empathy, racism, and online interactions. The podcast also dives into the art of roasting in comedy culture, personal quirks, and humorous anecdotes, all while promoting sponsorships and reflecting on success and purpose in life.

In this lively conversation, comedian Alex Edelman shares his sharp insights and humorous takes on fame, including the absurdity of medium Tyler Henry's celebrity readings. Meanwhile, creative talent Nava Mau dives into the dynamic world of reality TV relationships and shares thoughts on award show culture today. The duo also discusses the intriguing new musical persona 'The Dare' and hilariously ranks various types of teeth, assigning them playful titles. Their playful banter makes for an entertaining exploration of celebrity and authenticity.

In this lively conversation, Alex Edelman—a young genius behind a Broadway hit and Emmy-nominated HBO special—shares his heartwarming experience at the Democratic National Convention. He humorously reflects on how lobbyists bummed him out while the delegates thrilled him. Alex discusses a joke about Joe Biden that resonated with the president, his desire to help Kamala Harris, and the challenges of getting an Emmy despite his impressive accolades. He also touches on the comedy scene’s role in politics and the struggles of millennial home ownership.