Comedian and author Sara Benincasa talks to fascinating people about their origin stories - literal, metaphorical, and beyond.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
Sara sits down with writer-director Heather Fink (who is also an actress, comedian, and sound professional for film and TV - she does it all!) to talk about growing up in New Jersey as the daughter of a Jewish American scientist father and a Dutch im... more
Sara talks to chef-owner David Graham Wilcox of Hail Mary Pizza in Los Angeles, CA. He's a very talented dude and has done a lot of jobs, including bread baker, volunteer organic farmhand, semi-hippie drug dealer, and more! He's also a single dad to ... more
Sara talks to talented food writer Esther Tseng (Eater, Vice, LA Times and more) about life as the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants in New Berlin, Wisconsin (that's "New BER-lin," by the way); why she walked away from a full scholarship for violin st... more
Actress Emily Robinson (Transparent, Eighth Grade, Virgin Territory) is one of the most grounded humans Sara has ever met - which is wild, because Emily is only 20 years old. A successful actress, writer, director, producer, activist and eyebrow-have... more
Rachel Antonoff, design genius and fabulous tiny fairy of a human, sits down with Sara to talk about clothes, family plays, transgenerational trauma, the magic of Long Beach Island, grief, healing, friendship and more. Thanks to all the Patreon suppo... more
Molly Jong-Fast is the author of three books (soon four books!). She's also a progressive gal, a writer, a Twitter favorite, a badass friend, a mother, a wife, and a delightful human person. She talks to Sara about how she's not actually Dutch or Chi... more
Season 2 begins with stand-up comic Corinne Fisher, co-host of the wildly popular podcast "Guys We F*cked." This native of Union, New Jersey talks to Sara about growing up near The City (a.k.a. Manhattan) as opposed to out in the boonies of rural NJ ... more
Thomas Sadoski (Life in Pieces, The Newsroom) talks to Sara about being a rebel, finding himself through community theatre in College Station, TX, evangelical Christian '90s teen groups, Young Life, punk music, acting, Amanda Seyfried's joyful approa... more
Always on the lookut for good podcasts to listen to during long drives and really enjoyed this one.
I’ve loved Sara for years. I discovered her on some long gone podcast and realized this lovely lady just gets it. She has this natural ability to hold an interesting conversation and makes me giggle. I adore this podcast, the concept and of course Ms. Benincasa herself. I will sign up for anything she does.
In a word: delightful. In two words: quite delightful. In three words: is good thing!
LOVE this great pod! Sara is smart and funny and this pod has a great subject and lines of conversation! And note, Sara, Bala Cynwyd is pronounced “Bala KIN-wood.” LOVE YOU BYEEE!
Like being at a dinner party or bar and eavesdropping on the more interesting conversation going on next to you. She’s great!
“Brevity is the soul of wit”-I don’t remember much about high school but I do remember that quote. So I’ll keep my review brief! A funny, poignant, engrossing podcast. A love letter to all the towns where our lives were formed. An early birthday present for all Scorpios. Thank you!
Sara Benincasa is a natural conversationalist, so this is an enjoyable show.
I have followed Sara Benincasa for years on twitter and Instagram, and thoroughly enjoyed her humor and intelligence. So when I heard about this podcast, I was instantly intrigued and excited. The first show with Ben Stiller was great. Loved hearing about his childhood in NYC, and the whole show just sounded relaxed and fun, like two good friends just chatting over dinner. Fantastic show, I am an instant fan.
Sara is very talented, her guests are top notch and love the topic!
As a fan of Sara’s work, I’ve been waiting for this podcast to drop for what feels like an eternity. Now that it’s here, it’s everything I hoped for. Go, Sara! Amazing podcast.
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Apple Podcasts | #131 |
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