Gary Gulman, an acclaimed comedian known for his observational humor, returns to discuss his upcoming Off-Broadway show, 'Grandiloquent,' reflecting on the meaning of the title and his journey towards fatherhood. He and Mike delve into their evolving friendship, transitioning from work to personal bonds. The duo shares hilarious anecdotes about soccer injuries and parenting, while exploring the emotional complexities of male friendships and the inspirations that fuel their comedic craft. Expect laughter and heartfelt insights throughout!

Conan O'Brien's friend Gary Gulman discusses his latest stand-up special, growing up broke and Jewish, attending a Johnny Carson taping, and his new memoir. They also reflect on childhood Christmas traditions, religious beliefs, mental health struggles, and gratitude for each other. Plus, they talk about brand safety analysis for podcasts and becoming more brand friendly to attract advertisers.

Gary Gulman, a New York standup comedian known for his candid humor about clinical depression, joins hosts to discuss the art of funny storytelling. They dive into the challenges of crafting effective jokes, particularly in pastoral settings. Gulman shares his personal journey through the world of comedy, highlighting the importance of vulnerability and relatability. The conversation also explores how humor can provide comfort in grief and reflect on societal issues, showcasing its transformative power amidst life's struggles.

Ray Romano jokes about marriage, Ramy Youssef's funny uncle, Rachel Feinstein's spot-on impressions, Mike's deep confessions about friendships with Tom Papa and Gary Gulman, and Ira Glass helps work out Mike's jokes and life.

Stand-up comedian Gary Gulman joins Marc Maron to discuss how comedy can be a tool for helping people feel less alone, integrating mental health into his act, and his recently published book on depression. They also explore topics such as depression, suicidal ideation, therapy and medication, the impact of depression on memory, and reflections on past traumas.

Gary Gulman, a comedian known for his exploration of friendship and vulnerability, returns for a deep dive into their bond with Mike. They hilariously assess whether they're work friends or true pals. The conversation touches on the complexities of vulnerability in comedy, the thin line between unhappiness and depression, and a memorable piece of advice from Larry David. They also navigate nostalgia through childhood memories and discuss the impact of their contributions to effective altruism, all while fostering deeper connections.

Comedian Gary Gulman and actor Henry Winkler discuss topics like diversifying retirement savings, living with depression, exploring dyslexia, finding good television, and the importance of quality content.

Stand-up comedian Gary Gulman returns to the podcast as Mike and Gary evaluate the true level of their friendship. They discuss vulnerability in comedy, unhappiness vs. depression, and the advice Gary got from Larry David. They also delve into the dynamics of being called a nerd, navigating happiness, overcoming fears, and the power of simple truth. They reflect on the impact of the pandemic, balancing comedy with family, and the challenges of parenthood. The chapter also covers best and worst nicknames, loneliness in art, jokes about Jesus, and personal experiences with Jewish pride.

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.

Stand-up comedian extraordinaire Gary Gulman joins Scott to talk about his new book, flat foods, and appearing on Late Night with guest host David Brenner. Music producer Rick Rubin drops by to help Scott produce the podcast. Playwright Ian Chiswick offers Scott a role in his new play.