Orny Adams

Orny Adams, a comedian celebrated for his raw, self-reflective humor, returns for a lively chat. They debate the degrees of self-absorption in their lives, humorously reflect on societal quirks, and delve into the absurdity of using 'fast-passes' for the privilege to skip lines. The conversation takes unexpected turns, including playful critiques of the Pope's political commentary and a satirical look at celebrity culture, all while touching on the struggles of maintaining comfort in everyday life. Adams' insights are both entertaining and relatable.

Orny Adams says that being a comedian is the one thing he knows he’s good at. He also says that being in the documentary Comedian is something that will weigh on him for the rest of his life. Orny talks with Marc about how that documentary largely colored perceptions of him, why Jerry Seinfeld chose him for it in the first place, how his comedy suffered as a result, and how it ultimately led to a surprising career detour with the series Teen Wolf. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.