Roustabout
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As Conan’s late night show has slipped into obscurity, he has done a good job of staying relevant with online skits and this podcast
Also in pivoting his show into shorter episodes with longer-form, single interviews. Instead of going for Conan fans and people flipping channels at night, it's more about getting the fans of that one celebrity to tune in, which is a smart tactic. Late night shows' days seem numbered. I used to love Letterman and Conan. I haven't watched more than 2 minutes of any of these types of shows in years.
Which is why this is so good. It is completely different than his late night. He did a multi show segment (deep dive) with Dana Carvey that was out of this world.Late night shows are more about viral clips these days. They are almost
Conan was never comfortable in front of the camera. Not many gangly, pasty Irishmen would have had a talk show career spanning three decades. This is why you should check it out.Overall I've always felt Conan tried way too hard to be funny and failed at being over the top.
you’ll love this podcast. It’s him toned down to NPR levels and it gives him a ton of room to smart and witty.Overall I've always felt Conan tried way too hard to be funny and failed at being over the top.
Whaaaat? He was as good as Letterman or Carson in first ten years on NBC before he went to TBS.Conan was never comfortable in front of the camera. Not many gangly, pasty Irishmen would have had a talk show career spanning three decades. This is why you should check it out.
Conan is one of the most admired comedic minds among......, wait for it...., comics. This is why he is able to get an all star list for a friggin podcast.
Conan was a writer on the Simpsons and SNL before he took a talk show. His career could have easily have remained behind the scenes.
The laid back format, and being audio only, really allows us to see Conan in a relaxed state and he is brilliant.
“You coming to Cleveland anytime soon?”Finally caught up to the Barkley episode. It was possibly the best one I’ve listened to. From constantly ripping Conan to making fun of Shaq for not knowing the game of basketball and Jordan and “No Tippin” Pippen for being cheap. I was rolling.
His brutal honesty to kids thinking they are going pro should be played in every high school and college locker room in the country.