My neighbor Kevin Pollak has been in "A Few Good Men," "Grumpy Old Men," "The Usual Suspects," "Casino," "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and, now, for the 4th time, in Fitzdog Studios. He is the real deal.

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Great chat today with  SNL’s Siobhan Fallon Hogan. You also know her from Men in Black, Fever Pitch, Daddy Day Care, Forrest Gump, Seinfeld and a million other great projects.  

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I connect to Edinburgh and my friend Daniel Sloss to talk about foot fetishes, school dances and funerals in New Orleans.

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Emmy winning writer / actor/ producer Ed Crasnick gets Greg to go deep into what it means to deal with depression and how to live more fully through humor.

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Star of her own sitcom on BET+ the fantastic Ms. Pat talks about growing up hard in Atlanta. She struggled getting taken seriously in standup and now has a tv show, movie project, book and big standup shows. Don’t miss this one.

Great talk with my pal Wayne Federman about the history of standup comedy as chronicled in his new book. No mention of Andy Kindler. 

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Exciting young comic Moses Storm talks about growing up in a doomsday cult and living in a bus as a child. He’s funny as hell and has a new HBO special this fall.

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From NYC’s Green Point Rachel Feinstein takes time from touring and child-rearing to tell me about how her parents made her feel guilty for not having been born black. 

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Bobcat once repelled down the stage naked at a Nirvana concert because it seemed like a good idea at the time. He also agreed to come back on my podcast, so he makes a lot of stupid decisions but he is here to talk about it all and announce a standup run this summer. 

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Comedian/ Actor/ Improviser Rick Overton talks about his years improvising with Robin Williams and how his father worked with Thelonious Monk and Dizzy Gillespie recording Bebop Jazz in NY in the 1950-s and 60’s.

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