Nick Kroll, a comedy powerhouse from Kroll Show and Big Mouth, reunites with Mike Birbiglia for a nostalgic chat. They dive into their college improv days and how silliness fuels comedy. Nick shares a hilarious anecdote about F. Murray Abraham during Oh, Hello's Broadway run. The duo also discusses the evolution of comedy from live venues to digital platforms, the importance of hard work, and the complexities of friendship amidst fame, fatherhood, and creative endeavors.

Nick Kroll, the hilarious comedian known for Big Mouth and his stand-up specials, reunites with Conan to share laughs and insights. He dives into the joy and chaos of becoming a dad and spills the beans on collaborating with Mel Brooks for History of the World, Part 2. Expect witty banter about humorous childhood tales, the quirks of Halloween costumes, and their thoughts on the intersection of comedy and real life. Plus, don't miss their amusing encounter with a delivery drone!

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Nick Kroll, a comedian and creator known for 'Big Mouth' and 'Oh, Hello,' joins the conversation. They discuss how being a late bloomer influenced 'Big Mouth' and laugh about their awkward adolescence. Kroll shares insights into navigating masculinity in comedy and the lighter moments of isolation during quarantine, including unique podcasting aspirations. The humor continues with tales about breakfast choices and playful musings on identity. Their chemistry makes for an entertaining mix of deep reflections and whimsical banter.

Nick Kroll, the comedic genius behind "Oh, Hello on Broadway" and "The Kroll Show," joins the crew for a riotous live discussion about the 1994 cult classic, Timecop. They dive into JCVD's legendary 'grief mullet' and the absurdities of time travel, poking fun at its convoluted logic and character motivations. The playful banter includes critiques of wardrobe choices and intimate scenes, while Kroll’s insights add a layer of hilarity. Audience engagement leads to a lively exploration of nostalgia and the film's quirks, making it a must-listen for fans of bad cinema.

Nick Kroll, celebrated for his roles in Kroll Show and Big Mouth, joins David for a hilarious dive into his creative world. They chat about the rollercoaster of watching his own films and the thrill of performing live in the upcoming play 'All In.' With whimsical takes on parenting, nostalgia for classic comedy, and his funny anecdotes from celebrity encounters at a Steak and Shake, Kroll brings laughter as they explore the absurdity of Hollywood and the intricacies of acting with authenticity.

Actor and comedian Nick Kroll discusses relationships, work confrontation, partnership, marriage, bathroom etiquette, rage at babies, struggles with eating and sugar, and skin conditions in a candid and entertaining conversation with Neal Brennan on the Blocks Podcast.

In a lively discussion, J.A. Adande, a sports journalism expert, reflects on the legacy of Michael Jordan and his rivalry with Kobe Bryant, sharing insights from 'The Last Dance.' Jason Concepcion dives into the finale of 'Survivor,' assessing Tony's strategic brilliance and his claim to be the greatest player ever. Nick Kroll lightens the mood with anecdotes about quarantine life, his animated series 'Big Mouth,' and the unique challenges of remote production. This mix of sports, humor, and pop culture makes for an engaging conversation.

Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg, co-creators of the animated comedy 'Big Mouth,' dive into the awkwardness of puberty. They discuss their personal experiences navigating adolescence, emphasizing the importance of open conversations about emotions and relationships. The duo highlights how humor can help demystify the challenges of growing up, including the stigma surrounding sex education. Listeners will enjoy their hilarious insights on hormone monsters and the emotional landscape of puberty, making this discussion both relatable and entertaining.