Jay Mohr

Jay Mohr, an actor and comedian, brings his wit to a lively discussion alongside Steve Schirripa. They share hilarious anecdotes about the chaos of home improvement, tackling heavy glass and rental lifts. With a comedic twist, they explore the absurdity of personal injuries and bizarre sports tales, including the controversial boxer Andrew Gulotta. The conversation delves into humorous critiques of deodorant commercials and integrates thoughtful reflections on consent and aging, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone.

Adam Carolla, a comedian known for his observational humor, joins the sharp-witted Jay Mohr, a comedian and actor, for a comedic tour de force. They dive into the art of stand-up, exploring how material transforms ‘From the Page to the Stage.’ Their banter covers quirky topics like drug nomenclature and the legacy of horseshoe crabs, while also poking fun at societal norms in fashion and cultural identities. Expect laugh-out-loud moments mixed with insightful commentary on comedy and its creative process.

Comedians Jay Mohr and Greg Fitzsimmons join the podcast to discuss topics such as their experiences with watching porn, the lives and careers of adult film stars, ethnic backgrounds, parenting, relationship advice, airlines tampering with smoke detectors, drunk driving experiments, workplace resentment, childhood experiments, book rankings, contradictory relationship advice, anecdotes and reflections, addiction and recovery, and career goals.

Comedian Jay Mohr joins Dana Carvey and David Spade to share funny stories about Chris Farley and their time at SNL. They discuss the chaos in the writer's room, Al Franken's sketches, challenges of getting sketches approved, and memorable celebrity interactions. Mohr also opens up about his journey through addiction and recent marriage. The podcast highlights comedic moments with Chris Farley on Saturday Night Live.

Comedian Jay Mohr and podcast host Teresa Strasser discuss the dynamics of news girls and Jimmy Kimmel's influence. They also talk about accents, street fighter, and Marilyn Manson's response. The conversation hilariously delves into playful role playing in relationships and maintaining a cowboy look. They touch on controversial topics like General Mills' alleged support for same-sex marriage. The hosts share their experiences with co-parenting after divorce and discuss the movie 'Funny People', including its plot and characters. There's also a mention of a fight, a book, and a sponsorship ad for European Wax Center.