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
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsImprovComedy |
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Odenkirk killed it. I’ve re-listened to that episode quite a few times. Awesome show overall
Sorry, I want to like it, but his trying to turn skits out anything and not drop it just gets annoying.
Just listen to this episode. They seem like me and my wife. Sometimes I dress as David and make my wife dress as Amber. And we just talk.
I’ve always loved David’s stuff, and I recently got into pod casts. So this is….. nice..? Good job, Devon Crabs. Now to land a big fish! Maybe get to talkin to Al Pacino. Enough of these low hanging B-list “Odenkirks”
Odenkirk and Cross episode This is a delicious medley of simulated conversation bathed in improvisational talking and they seem to be going on tangents and seeing if they can derail each other. All other podcasts should be ashamed of themselves for trying so hard to have “meaningful discussions” and being “thoughtful interlocutors” as if anyone even knows what any of those words mean anymore anyway anyhow. If Fun listening is the kind of thing you’re into that sort of thing you want it all the w... more
Apple Podcasts | #31 | United States/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
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Apple Podcasts | #198 | Canada/Comedy |
Apple Podcasts | #66 | Australia/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
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