Stand-up comic and major player, Laura Kightlinger, talks to writers and performers on staying wealth-free and anonymous in the face of Hollywood celebrity, beard babies and untold millions.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Stand-UpComedy InterviewsComedy |
"Grandson of a Gun" with Chris Fairbanks
Laura is joined by Comedian, Actor, Illustrator and Co-Host of "Do You Need a Ride", Chris Fairbanks. We discuss Chris' upbringing in Missoula, Montana, being the son of a Disc Jockey, Clint Eastwood not payi... more
We sit down with David Koechner to discuss road gigs, narcissism, SNL, Tipton MO, first foray into acting, Get me the Mayor!, Turkey Transport, being a father, The Naked Trucker & T-Bone and participating in your own dreams.
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We sit down with beloved comedian and all around rascal Andy Kindler to discuss being jewish, boiler rooms, OCD, growing up in Queens, acid, what's up David Mamet's ass?, Bill Maher sucks, George Lopez or Paul Rodriguez? Don't ask Jay Leno, nudging t... more
We sit down with beloved comic, Judy Gold to discuss getting passed in the 80's, crowd work, writing on Better Things and the Rosie O'Donnell show, Joan Rivers' Vine videos, kids helping Judy come out of the closet, Phyllis Diller, Dave Attell, singl... more
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I’ve listened to 3 or 4 episodes, cherry picking who i think are their funniest guests & 5th was Andy Richter… who I used to like. First he said that the only reason Eddie Izzard won his emmy award was because of his dress. Sour grapes all around from Richter. And then he said he didn’t watch The New Adventures of Old Christine because it’s star was a 40-something yo woman, like he could nevvverrrrrr have anything in common with that person. Luckily Laura is a superhero & she DRENCHED him in sar... more
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Episodes prominently feature a mix of humor and introspective discussions on the entertainment industry, particularly focusing on the lives and experiences of comedians, actors, and writers. Conversations often center around the challenges of maintaining authenticity and individuality in Hollywood's celebrity culture, the personal journeys of guests, and the quirks of comedic performance. Unique anecdotes, reflections on life in showbiz, and commentary on social issues such as women's rights and mental health are recurrent themes that enhance the comedic discourse throughout the episodes, making it a rich experience for fans of stand-up and storytelling in comedy.
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What We Thought Would Happen launched 2 years ago and published 57 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What We Thought Would Happen include:
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2. Laurie Kilmartin
3. Jackie Kashian
4. Amy Miller
5. Audrey Stewart
6. Jann Karam
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