Hannah Einbinder

Jean Smart stars as Deborah Vance in the hit series 'Hacks', while Hannah Einbinder portrays her young comedy writer, Ava. They discuss the generational clash between old-school humor and modern sensitivities. The duo reflects on their creative journeys and the evolution of comedy, navigating themes of cancel culture and changing audience expectations. They also share insights on the show's new season and the challenges women face in comedy today, sparking laughter and poignant moments about the industry's landscape.

Actress Hannah Einbinder discusses her role as Ava on 'Hacks', her stand-up comedy background, close bond with Jean Smart, and admiration for Zendaya. Topics range from matcha preparation, audition challenges during lockdown, astrology, granola preferences, LGBTQ+ identity, and filming a stand-up special.

Hannah Einbinder, a three-time Emmy-nominated actor known for her role in 'Hacks,' joins Paul W. Downs, co-creator of the show, for an entertaining chat. They dive into their comedic processes and share hilarious anecdotes from their time on set. The duo explores fan expectations surrounding character relationships, emphasizing creativity and environmental awareness. They also reflect on their high school ambitions and the funny origins of their collaborations, making for a delightful blend of nostalgia and humor.

Hannah Einbinder, known for her role in "Hacks," chats about mispronunciations, her love for Eagles football, and the show's return. Deion Sanders, the charismatic football legend, shares playful banter and nostalgic football stories. Abby Spot, a quirky psychic claiming to be a reincarnated dog, adds humor discussing pet behaviors and dating advice. The conversations weave through football strategies, personal anecdotes, and the unique bond between humans and animals, creating a lively and entertaining atmosphere.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the renowned immunologist and former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, recounts his candid and tumultuous interactions with Donald Trump during the COVID-19 pandemic. He reflects on his memoir and the challenges of maintaining scientific integrity in politics. Comedian Hannah Einbinder shares her insights on generational dynamics in humor and the complexities of identity, while Maureen Corrigan offers great summer reading suggestions, including books that delve into family and influential women.

Guest Hannah Einbinder chats about her role in 'Hacks', generational comedy divide, balancing acting and stand-up. Topics include competitive cheerleading, emotional last back tuck, Chappell Roan's rise, packing shoes, Bennifer, and painful toe stubs.

Hannah Einbinder, a talented comedian and actress from HBO Max's 'Hacks,' shares her journey growing up in a comedic household, thanks to her mother, Laraine Newman from SNL. She discusses the unique challenges of weaving personal stories into comedy, touching on themes like ADHD and bisexuality. Einbinder candidly reflects on her experiences with Adderall, the emotional intricacies of drug use, and her expressive comedy special, 'Everything Must Go.' With insights into generational dynamics in comedy, she captures the complexities of identity and belonging.

Comedian Hannah Einbinder and activist Mahogany L Browne discuss resistance through self-love, challenging beauty standards, and embracing diverse body types. They touch on gender roles, feminist ideals, veganism, and humor while sharing personal experiences and observations. The podcast explores betrayal, women's experiences, and societal norms with lighthearted banter and audience interactions.

Hannah Einbinder, drawn to comedy by WTF with Marc Maron, talks about her family's colorful history in Los Angeles, her experience working with Jean Smart on Hacks, her admiration for Rachel Maddow, and her time as a cheerleader.

Comedian and star of HBO's Hacks, Hannah Einbinder plays our game about life hacks. She is joined by panelists Peter Grosz, Faith Salie and Laci Mosley.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy