Sam Froum started stand-up comedy at 16. Three years later, he's performing almost every night.

We talk about negative self-talk, finding your voice, obsessing over every word, and knowing when to stop trying to save a joke that isn't working.

Sam shares why "Kill Tony" isn't for him, why applause isn't always a win, how social media can distort what actually works on stage, and why he never tests jokes on friends before trying them in front of an audience.

Plus: Gary Gulman's influence, competing with other comics, and what it was like performing stand-up for the first time with his lawyer dad.

Jimmy Kimmel and Kevin Nealon join Brad Tatner for a conversation about talk shows, SNL, cancel culture, aging, road rage, celebrity encounters, Mike Tyson, Guillermo’s journey from parking lot security guard to late-night sidekick, and the moments that shaped their careers.

They also discuss David Letterman, Johnny Carson, Entourage, Michael Jordan, memory, getting older, the realities of fame, and more.

I talk with Edi Patterson about The Righteous Gemstones. Why the funniest scenes are played completely serious, how chaos only works when it’s treated like drama, and what it takes to write something so unhinged it makes you cry laughing.

From the iconic Judy Gemstone monologue to scenes that escalate without collapsing, this is a conversation about instinct over formula and why cutting one line can hit harder than adding one.

Dan Fogler and I talk about acting, creativity, and ADHD.

He tells the story of meeting Christopher Walken for the first time while co-starring in Balls of Fury, the idea for a sequel, and the HBO Sam Kinison biopic screen test.

We also talk about how ADHD traits like hyperfocus and empathy shape standout performances and improv.

Lezlie Karls took Mid Day Squares from a condo kitchen to Costco. We get into launching a factory with zero food or engineering background, the therapy and burnout that came with it, and a Japan reset. ADHD. Dopamine. Delusion. Obsession. What it actually takes to build something that lasts.

Does your job define your self-worth? Bianca Pisciola, founding Chief Revenue Officer at 6ix, and I explore the connection between career and identity. We also look at the shift from vanity metrics to real marketing impact, the hidden cost of toxic high performers, and why the best sales strategies start with problems, not pitches.

Susan LeBlanc on the impact of embracing vulnerability and personal growth.

CEO and co founder of Beehiiv, Tyler Denk, breaks down why he dove into a brutally competitive market and what he had to give up to build momentum. Beehiiv is closing in on 10 million dollars in annual recurring revenue, their internal ad network is earning over $500,000 a month, and names like Arnold Schwarzenegger, MilkRoad, Cult of Mac, and RapTV run their newsletters on it.

Hugh Fink breaks down the grind of writing for Saturday Night Live, from getting a sketch past the table to cutting time off Danny DeVito’s skit seconds before it aired. We get into AI in comedy, the viral Rob Lowe Roast joke he wrote, and what it’s like crafting material for Jeff Bezos, Britney Spears, Bill Gates, Will Ferrell, and more. Hugh offers private writing sessions: [email protected]

The unconventional release of North Hollywood. Directed by Mikey Alfred, produced by Pharrell Williams and Noah Centineo, and starring Ryder McLaughlin, Vince Vaughn, Angus Cloud, and Miranda Cosgrove. Why it was made the way it was, why it was released the way it was, and what that says about where film is heading.