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I first was aware of Craig from a sketch I was hired to edit. Anything funny in the sketch was what Craig said or did. He effortlessly stole the sketch and extracted your laughter. Why do I sound like. NY times journalist? Fuck ass shit fart. Ok thats better... Craig is funny as fuck... and just listen. Listen to this then all of his stand up clips on youtube. Here we talk about magic rocks, crying, farting, and comedy. E n j o y
Oona was kind enough to talk to me in the midst of having her POD over. A pod is your group of safe friends that you don't have to worry about social distancing or wearing a mask... something like that. She ditched her POD for my POD... cast <--- good joke. Oona was in an Apple TV+ show called, "The morning show" where 99% of her scenes are pretty much only with Jennifer Aniston. When I see shit like this I'm always taken into reality where I think of that actual actor and how they are now having to help hold up a scene with a POWERHOUSE. Now only has Oona's career taken off with gnarly rockets behind her, but she's super down to earth. If you were a fan of The morning show then you'll dig this episode and if you are a fan of me... that's weird because I am not famous, but thanks I guess.
MP's presence is addictive. I think that's what makes his film work so unique. When we were speaking I felt myself just wanting to hang and feel my worries lessen one by one. During this episode I felt my blood pressure lower and my knowledge of free process heighten. MP is a true artist and someone to look out for. His show on the new streaming platform, Quibi called, "Agua Donkeys" isn't one to miss.
Iddo Goldberg - an actor/writer/director/photographer/David Schwimmer's friend. Iddo and Jon talk about photography, directing music videos, being handsome (which we are the equal amount of), smoking cigarettes and his new TV show spun off of Bong Joon-Ho's movie, "Snowpiercer". Watch or listen to us be equally as handsome as one another.
Iddo Goldberg - an actor/writer/director/photographer/David Schwimmer's friend. Iddo and Jon talk about photography, directing music videos, being handsome (which we are the equal amount of), smoking cigarettes and his new TV show spun off of Bong Joon-Ho's movie, "Snowpiercer". Watch or listen to us be equally as handsome as one another.
Are y'all out there getting strange ass rn? Well boys and girls, it may not be the time for that. It's "Phase 1" which means shits opening back up WHICH MEANS people are going to start to feel comfortable to date again. Cora Boyd and I talk about dating post COVID. One night stands might be obsolete, no-kissing sex might be a new thing or glory holes might come into fashion... we discuss all of these possibilities and what she thinks a single person should expect when getting back out there.
Jon Laster is an insanely talented comedian, he's an actor, he's a writer and he's also a black man in America. Comedians are going to deal with #blacklivesmatter in different ways. Some are going to keep on with the funny, some are going to declare zero stance to not lose fan base, and some are going to make themselves vulnerable and share their experiences. Jon posted a very moving story on his instagram May 31st, 2020 and it went viral. People gravitated to his stories and started sharing their stories. These stories helped me see much more of what I have been BLIND to. I hope that this helps other see as it has helped me.
GaTa is a hype man. He's done it for rappers and it is clear it's also how he lives his life. Most recently GaTa gave a KILLER performance on, "Dave" on Hulu (or FXX). I spoke to him as an actor, rapper, hype man and member of the black lives matter community. It's assuring talking to someone who has lived a "rockstar" life and still does, but he knows himself well enough to stay grounded and professional. In a time of absolute fuckness I wanted to talk to someone who is undoubtedly on earth to simply spread positivity. GaTa is warm, talented and loves ninja turtles.
Why are cops racist? What does "systematic racism" really mean? What can I do to help without putting myself in danger of the police or coronavirus? Helen Hong outlines answers this and more.
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