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Senses Working Overtime with David Cross

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David Cross

I’m Bon Vivant, and professional talker, David Cross. I’ve been talking professionally for well over forty years. I’m good at it. I truly love a conversation that follows no specific linear train of thought but can start about the 2004 Red Sox and minutes later has become an in-depth look at the Iran/Contra hearings (with a detour about the best breakfast tacos in Austin). Whatever, as long as the... more

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Latest Episodes

Nimesh Patel (SNL) joins David to talk about clubbing, the best sandwiches they've ever eaten, and more. Catch all new episodes every Thursday. Watch video episodes here.

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Felipe Esparza (The Eric Andre Show) joins David to talk about Waiting for Guffman, drug-fueled benders, and more. Catch all new episodes every Thursday. Watch video episodes here.

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Kristen Schaal (Bob’s Burgers) joins David to talk about hiking Machu Picchu, Mr. Holland’s Opus, and more. Catch all new episodes every Thursday. Watch video episodes here.

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Jon Glaser (Delocated) joins David to talk about kids going to college, procreating with pigeons, and more. Catch all new episodes every Thursday. Watch video episodes here.

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Recent Guests

Nimesh Patel
Stand-up comedian with ties to the NY comedy scene.
Episode: Nimesh Patel
Felipe Esparza
Comedian, actor, and Netflix special star
Comedian
Episode: Felipe Esparza
Jon Glaser
Comedian and actor known for his work in television and film
Episode: Jon Glaser
Rachel Feinstein
Stand-up comedian and impressionist
Episode: Rachel Feinstein
Zach Cherry
Actor known for roles in 'Severance' and 'The Great American Baking Show'
Episode: Zach Cherry
Nick Kroll
Stand-up comedian, actor, and writer.
Broadway Actor in 'All In'
Episode: Nick Kroll
Brooks Wheelan
Comedian and former SNL cast member
Episode: Brooks Wheelan
Nelini Stamp
Activist and organizer working at the Working Families Party
Working Families Party
Episode: Nelini Stamp
Julio Torres
Comedian and writer
Episode: Julio Torres

Host

David Cross
Host and creator known for his engaging, humorous conversations, often weaving personal anecdotes with broader social topics. Cross has a significant background in comedy, making him adept at balancing humor and deeper discussions.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 898 ratings
  • Teeth sucker

    David sucks his teeth after every third sentence so I had to unfollow the show because I’m unwell

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Brandandoty
    Canadaa month ago
  • butt trash

    is he just a jerk?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Slurppt
    United Statesa month ago
  • “Chicken Pot Chicken Pot Chicken Pot Pie”

    Digging the podcast so far. Just started listening. Kroll episode had me rolling.

    Take it easy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stijul Nigilewood
    United States2 months ago
  • Great Show

    David’s show is like your viewing him and his guest having coffee. Even though I don’t know who a lot of his guests are I still enjoy the banter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Orchidwhisper
    United States3 months ago
  • Cross is crass and that’s ok with me

    Or maybe he’s not and just being David Cross? I like when Cross is crass, whether it is real or a joke. I think it’s a joke. Life is a joke. A cruel joke. I hate Trump.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlohasBrewing
    United States4 months ago

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Some reviews suggest a desire for more balanced conversations between the host and guests, reflecting on the dynamics of the dialogue.
The mix of humor and personal storytelling is a standout feature, enabling a connection with the audience.
There is a notable appreciation for the guests' insights, although there are comments on the host's tendency to dominate the conversation.
Overall, the podcast is perceived positively for its entertainment value and the quality of humor.
Listeners appreciate the conversational style which makes them feel as if they are part of an intimate dialogue.

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Nimesh Patel
Q: Why does water put fire out?
Water deprives the fire of oxygen, which is needed for combustion.
Felipe Esparza
Q: Felipe Esparza, why can't dogs talk?
Dogs can bark, and that's their language, but we don't understand it because it's different from human language.
Jon Glaser
Q: Jon, why do metal things catch on fire in a microwave?
I really don't know and I've wondered that quite a bit. I don't want to hazard a guess or make up an answer.
Tim Meadows
Q: Why do electricity and water not go together?
It's a combination of electrical and chemical properties; if they meet while you're in contact, you're in danger, but the scientific specifics are complex.
Rachel Feinstein
Q: Why do people breathe rapidly when they're worried?
They breathe rapidly when they're worried because they're feeling nervous and when you're nervous, your body tends to do little physical things like breathe really fast.

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