Jim Breuer

Comedian and actor Jim Breuer joins the podcast for a hilarious discussion about munchies scenes in movies. They also touch on the complexity of addressing climate change, the difficulty in trusting others, the escalating homelessness situation in downtown LA, and the crime rate in Memphis. The chapter concludes with a tribute to Jim Norton and his influence on podcasting.

Jim Breuer, a stand-up comedian and former Saturday Night Live cast member, joins Dana Carvey and David Spade in a hilarious conversation. They discuss the physicality and energy required in stand-up comedy, reminisce about their time working at Sears, share stories of encountering attention-seekers and fake personas, and reflect on their experiences at Saturday Night Live. They also touch on their early days in comedy, high school experiences, and the challenges of being an 'ex' cast member. A fun and entertaining episode!

Comedian Jim Breuer discusses Trump Derangement Syndrome & refuses to play vaccine-mandated venues. Senator Ted Cruz talks about woke assault on American departments & predicts 2024 Dem candidate. They also cover Hunter Biden testifying publicly & media misrepresentations.

Stand-up comic Jim Breuer shares his comedic journey and friendship dynamics with fellow comedians. He dives into the stark contrasts between urban life and rural dreams, reflecting on personal growth through martial arts and simple living. Breuer humorously critiques commercialism and societal issues, touching on the absurdity of modern warfare while addressing the challenges of public health narratives during the pandemic. With wild stories ranging from alligator encounters to the nostalgia of classic cars, the conversation blends humor with poignant reflections.

Jim Breuer, a stand-up comedian and former SNL cast member, discusses the challenging side of fame and the importance of genuine connections. He shares entertaining anecdotes from the 90s at SNL, including a touching Chris Farley story, and reflects on friendship with Dave Chappelle amid cancel culture. Lawyer Mark Eiglarsh provides insights into the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and its media representation. Together, they explore the healing power of comedy and music, emphasizing the joy found in authentic relationships.