Pauly Shore

Pauly Shore, a dynamic comedian and actor known for classics like "Encino Man" and "Son in Law," shares stories from his rich career with Theo. They reminisce about their bond, the vibrant atmosphere of the Comedy Store, and the unique charm of their early days in comedy. Pauly reflects on the evolution of fame, the hilarities of adulthood, and his ambitious plans for an unauthorized Richard Simmons biopic. Their candid conversation blends nostalgia, humor, and insights into the changing landscape of Hollywood, all while maintaining an infectious light-heartedness.

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Pauly Shore, a comedian known for his unique commentary on American culture, dives into the world of celebrity politics and media narratives. He reflects on his 2012 special, which eerily predicted the political troubles ahead. The conversation touches on the superficiality of celebrity influence in politics, comparing Shore's humor with sharper satirical voices. Additionally, they explore the evolution of an Oscar blogger from a pro-Hillary stance to embracing MAGA, critiquing the media’s role in shaping political sentiments amid a chaotic landscape.

Pauly Shore, known for his roles in movies like Encino Man and Son in Law, talks about Britney Spears taking his table at a Vegas restaurant, unnecessary Christmas songs, and his desire to make a Richard Simmons biopic. The podcast also includes a round of 'Tales from the Cheap' and news stories on Marty Krofft passing away and Susan Sarandon being dropped from her agency.

Pauly Shore, a stand-up comic and beloved actor known for hits like "Encino Man," shares his journey through the evolving comedy scene. He reminisces about the nostalgic roots of comedy and the vibrant atmosphere of Austin's venues. The conversation dives into overcoming trauma and the importance of authenticity, while also touching on unconventional treatments for health issues with humor. Pauly reflects on the historical significance of comedy clubs and the sense of community within the industry, blending personal anecdotes with comedic insights.