John Mulaney Talks Sobriety, The Supreme Court, & Richard Kind | Where Everybody Knows Your Name

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  @remylefevour · 5 months ago

  This version of John is him at his best. Less manic, less hair on fire…still unbelievably funny. His cadence and delivery has slowed and it’s letting the audience in on the joke and space to laugh. He and Chappelle are the best storyteller comedians out there and I could listen to them talk for hours.

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  @DariusRex · 1 year ago

  This felt more like a conversation than an interview, and that is how these long-form podcasts truly excel. What a gem of a conversation; Ted is a gentle but intelligent interviewer that isn't afraid to ask difficult or deep questions in a way that allows his guest(s) to respond without feeling threatened. Very glad that he's doing these. Hearing John Mulaney talk about his recovery and how it allowed him to be present for his wife's illness was very moving. We all know someone with addiction(s) and even just one person that can turn that around is inspiring.

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  @LolaPerkins-id4mc · 1 year ago

  Ted is so good at interviewing people. He is a class act, allows his guests to speak, keeps the topics moving along, is always respectful and  makes it very entertaining (he should have had a network talk show back when they were a big deal). I’m not a John M. fan, but love watching Teds podcasts.

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  @clippedwings0 · 1 year ago

  God... him talking about losing a sibling at birth, I unfortunately have that in common.<br>He&apos;s totally right, when you&apos;re 5 (or whatever he was at the time) your reaction is &apos;I was going to have a little brother, and now they say I&apos;m not.&apos;<br>But you don&apos;t yet have the capacity to comprehend the pain your parents are going through. &nbsp;I didn&apos;t really talk with them about it until adulthood, but the shadow of the trauma was always there.

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  @charlesbronson2926 · 1 year ago

  &quot;I was 5...i wasnt hired yet&quot;<br>I love john so much

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  @frankkap1685 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Probably my favorite John Mulaney interview EVER. Well, it&apos;s tied with the one David Letterman did of John and his dad on Letterman&apos;s My Next Guest Needs No Introduction. THAT was amazing as well. I love John&apos;s complete candor and lack of any bullshitty airs. Great comedian, great human being. And Ted is a wonderful interviewer, very impressive, so present and easy.

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  @cinderofgods · 1 year ago

  This was such a nice podcast! Loved how chill the interview was. Loved how it felt like an actual conversation you know? How he was respectful and gave John time to think when the conversation got to the heavier topics. I&apos;ve been loving Everybody&apos;s Live, it&apos;s been a crazy fun ride and John is one of my all time favorites. This was such a joy to watch.

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  @rebeccawoods1201 · 1 year ago

  I kept forgetting it was Ted and not David Letterman…I didn’t realize they sounded so similar😮<br>This is one of my top 5 JM interviews I’ve seen. ♥️✌🏻

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  @mapultoid · 1 year ago

  Ted is such a generous and lovely interviewer.

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  @PatrickKeating · 1 year ago

  I was so panicked and worried that this podcast was canceled. I was anxiously awaiting new episodes. So glad it&apos;s back!!!

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  @victorsavas · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jtUhYm5-R0&amp;t=826">13:46</a> that&apos;s hilarious i&apos;m always commenting COME TO BRAZIL and sending DMs on John&apos;s social media, now I feel seen lol

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  @BDreGaming · 1 year ago

  Always happy to hear getting sober stories. I&apos;ve been sober now for about 3 years.

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