Barry Katz is the legendary manager and producer behind Dave Chappelle, Louis CK, Tracy Morgan, Wanda Sykes, Dane Cook, Whitney Cummings and has brokered over 100 TV development deals. At one point he had four clients as members of the "Saturday Night Live" cast. This guy is no joke. 

In this rare, rather boisterous and incredibly insightful interview about the entertainment business, comedy and life philosophy, Barry deep dives into his relationship with Dave, with others in the business, and tells stories that are is influential as they are instructive. 

He has produced multiple comedy albums that have gone gold, platinum, and double platinum, as well as producing several films including "Employee of the Month," "Good Luck Chuck," and "My Best Friend's Girl." Additionally, he has created three television shows (ABC's "The Next Best Thing," NESN'S "Comedy All-Stars," and the FOX sketch pilot "Naked But Funny"), and has executive produced over 30 different TV stand-up specials, documentaries, reality programs, and scripted shows including NBC's "Whitney," Fox's "Action," HBO's "Tourgasm," History Channel's "Houdini: Unlocking the Mystery," Comedy Central's "Christopher Titus: Neverlution," TBS's "Frank TV," Showtime's "Bill Bellamy: Crazy, Sexy, Dirty", and 7 seasons of the Emmy nominated NBC series "Last Comic Standing."

Enjoy Barry and catch his industry leading podcasting, Industry Standard, released every Monday.

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Before becoming a Senior Editor at Fast Company, Kim Last was a catholic school girl in Queens, NY. 

The New York native has worked her way up at the BBC, Quartz, Forbes and The Atlantic. She's obsessed with events that lead the way to stronger and more contributive communities. She produces all the major events for Fast Company and has a real interesting perspective and point of view on events, technology and community. 

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Layli Miller-Muro was named by Newsweek as one of the top 150 Most Fearless Women in the World. She is the Founder and Executive Director of the Tahirih Justice Center. 

A 22-year-old law student in 1996 at the time, Layli was assigned to a case involving a female fleeing the Western African nation of Togo to escape forced polygamy and female genital mutilation.

Layli lost the case initially, but then it went to the highest court in the land and at age 23, won the landmark case for recognizing for gender-based persecution as grounds for asylum seekers. 

A remarkable, heroic story and interview with a woman who's as educated as she is influential, and who's organization is defending the rights and honor of women worldwide. 

This is a game changer. 

Love. This. Interview.

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Kae Engel-Teta is a car saleswoman outside Annapolis, MD. I originally interviewed Kae for the #SassevilleSunday show -- a more spiritual look at the world. But, with Kae, after just one question, it was clear the interview was going to take a turn.

You have to listen to figure it out -- but at its core, it's a story of love between Kae and Sal. And, how it all went away. It's the most raw, humorous, authentic interview ever done on the show. And the story is sweet.  

Before meeting Sal, Kae was married to a US Diplomat and had four children. Still one of her best friends, her husband and her divorced. And Sal was a car salesman on the other side of town. 

I can't share any more with you without giving away the story. You simply have to listen. It'll leave you laughing, thinking, appreciating life and crying all at once. 

Thanks Kae Engel-Teta. 

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#SassevilleSundays: What is something that will unite humans in the next 25 years?

This is is a weekly Sunday show as part of "The Jake Sasseville Show" that asks people questions about the journey of discovering themselves, God and their place in the universe.

Today on the panel,

> Dr. Arun Gandhi, 81 year old grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and peace farmer,

> Marcie Prohofsky, expert business and food coach

> Sabin Lomac, co-founder Cousins Maine Lobster and most successful investment in ABC Shark Tank history

> Gabrielle Charles Tyler, Editor at Scholastic in NYC.

> Jessica Butts, Licensed therapist and author, Meyers Briggs expert

... all tell me a story about what you think will unite human beings by 2040. We're often focused on what divide us, instead of what unite us. 

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Lewis Howes (School of Greatness), Connie Sawyer (Oldest Actress in Hollywood), Cindy Gallop (Make Love Not Porn) all share deeply personal stories about their life and business. 

Lewis talks about his relationship with his father, Connie talks about growing up being a clown in the 1920s and the first female standup in the world and Cindy talks about going from ad agency guru to cougar and porn advocate. 

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Legendary Shep Gordon (famous music manager, Maui resident, focus of 2014 documentary SUPERMENSCH: The Legend of Shep Gordon), Matt Sweetwood (the dad who became single when his wife bounced and hired members of the Israeli military as his nanny of five children under eight) and James Mccrae (author of S#it Your Ego Says) talks about the time his (actually, our!) house was washed away in a Hurricane and how it inspired his book --- all of them tell a story that is particularly interesting, profound or entertaining this week on the show. 

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FIRST EPISODE OF THE NEW YEAR! #SassevilleSundays: What is the most important you've learned about your finances as it relates to spirituality? 

This is is a weekly Sunday show as part of "The Jake Sasseville Show" that asks people questions about the journey of discovering themselves, God and their place in the universe.

Today on the panel,

> Dr. Arun Gandhi, 81 year old grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and peace farmer, 

> Marcie Prohofsky, expert business and food coach

> Sabin Lomac, co-founder Cousins Maine Lobster and most successful investment in ABC Shark Tank history

> Gabrielle Charles Tyler, Editor at Scholastic in NYC. 

> Jessica Butts, Licensed therapist and author, Meyers Briggs expert

... all tell me a story about the most important thing they've learned about money and finance as it relates to their spiritual practice. 

#SassevilleSundays is produced by Profoundly Human [(c) 2015 All Rights Reserved] and post-produced by Mottram Media Group in Perth, Aus.

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Andrena Hale talks about learning about the music industry from Puff Daddy. Gregory Stutzer is a producer and creator from Tanzania and Kansas City, talks about dealing with the suicide of his best friend and Shabnam Mogharabi, CEO of Soul Pancake, talks about building a rapid growth media company in 2015 based on positivity and spirit. 

Thanks for listening and happy new year everyone!

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Garrett Madison, who survived an earthquake and avalanche at 20,000 feet on Mount Everest, Jennifer Russell, the Co-founder of California Leadership Institute and Zoe Nightingale, one of the smartest female podcasters ever, all join me on the show to each share their very best story from 2015. 

Let me know if you like this 3-story / 3-person format. We did it as a "holiday special" but people seem to really be digging it. 

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