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Dick Van Dyke: Aging, Joy + Rescue Dolphins!
What will you be like when you’re older?
As Jason and Peter bemoan their current state of crankiness - aches, and pains, increased lack of patience and errant hair growth, they also express their trepidation of becoming even more miserable as they age. But it doesn’t have to be that way…there can potentially be a state of real joy. Really, no really!
Joining us in-studio is an American Treasure, the personification of joy throughout life and into advanced age. Dick Van Dyke and his wife Arlene Silver joins us to talk about Dick’s life, his contributions and living with joy at 97!
00:00 Intro
07:57 The Dick Van Dyke Show
11:40 Worked with Walter Cronkite
13:09 Carl Reiner
15:20 Gower Champion taught him how to dance
16:19 Put On A Happy Face and Chita Rivera
20:50 Alcoholism
23:19 Quitting Smoking
28:20 Turned Down The Omen
31:50 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
35:59 Andy Kaufman
37:02 Jason's Emmy
39:39 Johnny Carson
44:31 Sophia Loren
46:06 Marriage
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@rosskelly8268 Месяц назад

Wow! He's amazing at 97! Just wow. Yes - a national treasure!

@nevininni2709 29 дней назад

He's now 98, he is amazing

@thecastle09 20 дней назад

Amazing man. Compare him to our politicians. Big difference

@mandylem 11 месяцев назад

I’m 37. Dick Van Dyke will always hold a special place in my heart. I’m so glad I stumbled upon this podcast!

@baddchicken6761 Месяц назад

I'm 48 and have been mesmerized by his discriminating performances ever since. He can't play any role, but the role he plays is unforgettable.

@FloatingInDisgrace Месяц назад

Im 24 and he fills me with inspiration . I have a degenerative illness that will limit my life to my mid 30s if the treatment doesn’t come out in time, im hopeful it will. But he’s on par if not better than jerry lewis. I aspire to be a performer if I survive this, so him at his age still being so lucid and energetic means so much to me.

@Comrade2261 Месяц назад

I'm 33 and same

@bonnieikamas1201 Месяц назад

73 years young; have loved Mr. VanDyke forever!!!❤

@billwebber400 Месяц назад

I recently turned 55 in the two celebrities that I looked back on watching actors in their field was Dick Van Dyke and Bob Newhart God bless both of them may they attain the age of 100 I was rooting for Betty White she fell slightly short God bless all of them❤

@internetpolice6143 8 месяцев назад

Imagine being 100 years old with this energy. Truly a blessing

@dennismccowan5375 2 месяца назад

and clear mind and memory!

@JS-kd7jf Месяц назад

Well he's not quite there yet at 97

@warre1 Месяц назад

@@JS-kd7jf He's 98 now.

@brockpifer9929 Месяц назад

@@warre1he’s turning 99 this December! ❤🎉

@noodlehat3250 2 месяца назад

"The Dick Van Dyke Show" is still considered the best sitcom of all-time.

@gheller2261 Месяц назад

No, it's not. And it isn't. Take nostalgia out of it, it's like most programs of its era it does not hold up well.

@johncassani6780 Месяц назад

I think it still holds up fairly well, but the sitcoms of the 70s were better, without a doubt.

@Daisnap Месяц назад

I was mesmerized start to finish. I worked with Jason on The Jacket episode of Seinfeld. A quick bit as hotel manager handing Lawrence Tierney a phone message that his daughter - Elaine - was going to be late, prolonging the discomfort Jason and Jerry were enduring with this bull of a General Patton type of fellow. All three were hilarious. Jason and I chatted in the makeup room. He couldn’t have been sweeter. Treated me as an equal. He and Jerry were so kind and respectful. I realized the true big fish in this town are the ones with big hearts like them and Dick handing out five dollar bills. City of Angels - a lot of them do live here.

@SpryteintheAndes Месяц назад

I still watch DVK show reruns weekly..NEVER tire of them. Best comedy show of all time in my opinion. When I need to laugh I always turn to his show. Thank you Dick Van Dyke for your incredible talent and for being a wonderful human being teaching us how to age well.

@pamelabryer9744 22 дня назад

Me too❤

@sxmnful Месяц назад

What a treat! Dick Van Dyke, so loved by young, old and everyone in between.....and its God's gift that he's still with us at age 97, he hasn't missed a beat. Thank you for this great interview, loved all the stories and the joy this man continually eminates from his very essense is nothing short of wonderful.

@StephanieLaerkeAndersen 8 месяцев назад

Living in Denmark, I watched a few Dick Van Dyke films when I was a child. Look at this guy, sat there in a pair of jeans and a funky jumper, still rocking it at 97. You can tell he’s very switched on and he’s enjoying his life. This is the benchmark for human existence!

@haydenstulen3422 Год назад

I’m amazed this doesn’t have more views

@stoneywilliams1209 2 месяца назад

Or more likes, this is one amazing man! Keep on keeping on DVD!

@Wdm58 10 дней назад

I’m 65 and Dick Van Dyke made my generation feel good when the world was in shambles throughout the turbulent 60’s. There is a warmth that he exudes that we all need. A gift from Heaven, I think.

@Bourkowitz 11 месяцев назад

Oh, what a beautiful interview with a wonderful man. Thank you for saying the things we all wish we could say to Dick Van Dyke in person for us.

@user-rn4pn9cl7t 9 месяцев назад

I got to meet and interview Dick Van Dyke when I was filming for "The 90s Club" documentary on Amazon Prime - what a charming and talented man.

@greenlion6544 Год назад

PLEASE have him back soon! VERY SOON! Need a part 2!

@MzkZP 11 месяцев назад

I fell out of my chair when I realized this dude is 97 years old.

@tracybosworth1033 11 месяцев назад

He was 92 he danced in the newest Mary Poppins movie! 🕺

@tracybosworth1033 11 месяцев назад

What a kind, beautiful and hilarious man he is. I could listen to him tell stories forever. The chimney sweeps dancing on the roof in Mary Poppins ❤❤❤❤.

@bendrl94611 Месяц назад

Wow! He still has it at 97 years old!

@micp1271 Месяц назад

Dick Van Dyke is an icon and treasure. I absolutely adore him.

@bradfordyoungkin6627 24 дня назад

Why is this just 60 minutes long? I could listen to Dick for hours.. the memories and stories. God bless him.

@jenrayeknits 11 месяцев назад

Fantastic interview...Jason, you got me at the end with the story of your son and his love for the beloved Dick Van Dyke. I, too, raised my now grown kids on TDVDS and his movies. How lucky were we to grow up watching him and then to have the privilege of passing that joy on to our kids? You said it...he is immortal. ❤

@benrosn8154 4 месяца назад

Well, that’s genuinely amazing Dick Van Dyke is phenomenal

@cayminlast Месяц назад

Jason and Peter i would like to thank you for sharing this amazing interview with us. Dick Van dyke is a living icon, I'm 66 and have been a fan since childhood.

@user-ox7jf4oc8r Месяц назад

This was a great podcast. I have loved Dick Van Dyke since I was a kid and I’m 69. He is an incredibly talented and versatile actor (drama and comedy), comedian, dancer, singer and writer. I agree with the podcast hosts that as a person, Dick Van Dyke lives his life spreading joy, laughter, kindness, gratitude, generosity, respect for others, humility and love. He is an icon and both his body of work and the man will be in our hearts forever. Thank you Mr. Van Dyke for a lifetime of entertainment. I admire you very very much. Wishing you many more years of good health, joy, love and happiness with Arlene and your children and grandchildren. God bless you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@substance1 Месяц назад

All time greatest comedy TV ever. I think I've seen every episode of the Dick Van Dyke show 5 times.

@87ventus 11 месяцев назад

Oh man..can't stop crying. Idk.. it's just his way..so yes..I've watched DVD my whole life. From his TV show which is still actually funny today..Bye bye Birdie..etc. And that one ' Highway to Heaven' episode ..damn..it's just his way to lull us into loving him with his kind, compassionate face, eyes and voice. Thank you guys for a great heart-felt interview with the respect deserving of a amazing, dedicated through the decades actor/entertainer...that EVERYBODY LOVES.❤

@tracybosworth1033 11 месяцев назад

The Highway To Heaven episode. ❤️😭❤️😭 The DVD Show still excellent! The walnut episode and when Laura gets her toe stuck in the tub faucet! 🤣🤣 Have you ever watched the outtakes and the montages of his slapstick? Just pure gold! I go back to them often. My adult son is a big fan as well.

@SoulBroRyu 8 месяцев назад

I'm 46. My first exposure to Mr. Van Dyke was in Mary Poppins, but thanks to Nick-At-Nite in the late 80's, I became a fan of him and Mary Tyler Moore when they aired reruns of the Dick Van Dyke show. I've been a life long admirer of the man ever since. We're blessed to still have him among us. God bless him & his wife and thank you for the stellar interview, fellas.

@plowking57 Месяц назад

Great to see Mr Dick Van Dyke , wonderful interview, Idea -How about Mr. Peter Marshall , 98 years and some great stories. They are great friends 👍

@newguycanada Месяц назад

This man at his age has better recall than men half his age and its amazing.

@jvvoid Месяц назад

Oh, man, Dick van Dyke, what a guy, what a life!

@chrisb4331 Месяц назад

Still sharp as a young man of 97. Legend

@James_Bowie Месяц назад

Until recently, I didn't know that Dick was never trained as a dancer, yet look at him in the chimney sweep rooftop scene in Mary Poppins. Incredible talent!

@bradlafferty 13 дней назад

This interview with Dick Van Dyke showed me that there is still good in the world. What a happy outlook he shared with us! You were both very respectful of him and he certainly seemed to enjoy himself. His wife also seems perfectly matched with him. Just a delightful hour. Thanks.

@justinkeys523 Месяц назад

I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Van Dyke back in 2012 in Santa Cruz, CA at Hoffman's. He and his wife were so down to earth and very lovely. I got to tell him my time of when I met Clint Eastwood and that I missed the oppotunity to get a photo with Clint. He loved it. Needless to say, I have a great photo with Mr. Van Dyke.

@spockboy Месяц назад

Mr. Van Dyke is one of the most likable people on the planet. (Jason is also extremely humble and likable)

@barbbecka5291 Месяц назад

Bravo, Gents! THAT was a FAAAAAAAAANTASTIC interview! Thank you for sharing Mr. Van Dyke with your viewer/listeners!!!!

@rogerl2412 5 месяцев назад

Jason Alexander, very very good interview by you and your partner in this podcast. As recently as today (12/24/2023, which is three days after the CBS airing of 98 Years of Magic), Dick Van Dyke's official website has this podcast episode featured at the top of the home page. Your central role in the CBS special Dick Van Dyke 98 Years of Magic was perfect. And .. perfect toss of the bamboo pole! Very thankful that you and Dick Van Dyke have connected. The 98 Years of Magic show is something I'll always cherish. What Dick said at the end of the show was the perfect thing. You and the others gave a wonderful gift to him and to all of us.

@user-zj6mv6eg8q Месяц назад

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode with Dick Van Dyke. What an awesome person Dick is, and so humble too. Good stuff!

@nickvallese1854 Год назад

I wish this had been done a little more patiently- I understand anyone would be anxious in his presence, but there are so many topics I would’ve loved to have heard him be allowed to expound upon without the urgency to keep moving on to new talking points. Either way, how lucky are we to still have him here. A true living legend and the last of his kind.

@trendanvader9916 10 месяцев назад

Its the style of the podcast, all the episodes are like that

@cejames Год назад

Great conversation, I would give anything to meet him in person.

@user-ss7jl8ze9q Месяц назад

Dick Van Dyke is the quintessential Nice Guy. Speaking of smoking on the old television shows, I happened to watch a rerun of Laugh-In from 1968 and they smoked on the air. Weird times.

@WalterGoodfellow Год назад

Glad you’re giving Dick van Dycke his flowers. What a great man.

@jollytosty Год назад

That old man could be a really good actor someone should put him in a tv show

@nancyhighlands9059 Год назад

😅

@michaelhungate7506 10 месяцев назад

He COULD have a future.

@BTURNER1961 Месяц назад

'Put on a Happy Face' number was saved for posterity by Ed Sullivan. I urge you to watch it. Its astonishing what that man does with his body, his posture, his limbs and his face in that dance number. He's actually one of the great physical comedians, no doubt in part due to all that pantomime he did for years. Its perfect training for any comedian.

@takemeback5307 6 месяцев назад

Mr Dick Van Dyke was my childhood hero. Didn’t have a father growing up, but watching NickatNite was a dream come true because I was introduced to old reruns of the DVD SHOW

@massapower 2 месяца назад

So obviously this was recorded before Norman Lear passed away.. Dick Van Dyke, Mel Brooks & William Shatner. All sharp & Alive 😁👍🏻👍🏻

@gaylebyron4494 4 месяца назад

Dick Van Dyke will always put a smile on my face. What a wonderful interview guys. ❤️🇨🇦

@stephaniekice2475 8 месяцев назад

I love DVD so much. Watching The Dick Van Dyke show after kindergarten is a core memory for me. God bless syndication.

@annefranksbigmac 6 месяцев назад

How do you remember that

@mannythedrummer 2 месяца назад

This man is an absolute icon and WORLD TREASURE, definitely and American Treasure, and you two Hollywood dudes did a great job interviewing him... long live ALL OF YOU, for God's sake....

@markwegner6821 Месяц назад

👌 perfectly said. I hope sees this comment.

@kensmith3187 11 месяцев назад

Great interview. Excellent questions and much respect for Dick Van Dyke.

@kenbrown1440 Месяц назад

Outstanding on so many levels.

@randallthrift5135 Месяц назад

Absolutely the best episode I've watched thus far. You two guys are fantastic hosts, however the talent y'all displayed with Dick Van Dyke is beyond amazing. Dick Van Dyke and his wife deserved no less and boy did both of you deliver.

@marilyncothron 10 месяцев назад

I could have listened to this interview for 2+ more hours!

@arizonaalchemy7572 26 дней назад

Amazing Show ! I Love Dick Van Dyke so Much ! I was the little kid watching the DICK VAN DYKE Show and Not the Kids Shows ! How can anyone not Love this Amazing man !! I am 60 now and still watching the DVD Show in reruns, Never gets Old ! I am so Happy Dick has Arlene and he is not alone. No one so Amazing should be alone. So looking forward to meeting and Photo-opting with Dick Van Dyke at Pheonix ComiCon in a few weeks ! ❤

@MorganJackson-fs8hb Год назад

❤❤❤ beautiful Mr Van Dyke, you're looking great. We gonna get you voice acting for new Mary Poppins movie 😘 stay masculine, always feel appreciated by me

@SDTVDirector Месяц назад

Wow! Such a cool interview. Thank you. He needs to be on more podcasts.

@sarahlaurent16 11 месяцев назад

Stumbled upon this podcast and I'm so glad I did!!! Amazing!!!

@jimenz6548 Месяц назад

My Dad bunked in the same barracks as Dick when he was in the Army Air Force, but Dick was always at the radio station and was not there often. My Grandparents were friends of Dicks parents in Danville Illinois. My Grand parents lived about 38 miles north of Danville. And my ex-inlaws....The Jack Osborns lived down the street from Dick and my father in law Jack was friends with Dicks brother Jerry.

@charles0rey 11 дней назад

You’re kidding!

@jimenz6548 11 дней назад

@@charles0rey It's for real true!!

@loucontino4804 19 дней назад

Jason just hit the nail on the head for every person who complains in this life..Life is Hard.

@jjmini 4 месяца назад

37 and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is something truly special to me. One movie that often gets overlooked by people is the movie The Morning After which was a made for TV movie that aired sometime in the mid 70s. Dick Van Dykes portrayal of an alcoholic in this film is absolutely haunting. By far one of the best portrayals of alcoholism ever recorded and its absolutely lost to most people because its not available online anywhere . I have an old VHS rip of it that I watch from time to time but its an absolute crime this isnt available to other

@normanwolfe7639 Месяц назад

97?! Wow. The secret to a long life is definitely having a joy for life. He oozes it. Always has. Seeing William Shatner a lot now too. Looks so well below his years as well.

@braxtonnelson5375 Месяц назад

Growing up, my two comedic idols were Lucille Ball and Dick Van Dyke... and Dick Van Dyke is the only one I would like to have as a friend.

@12345682900 Месяц назад

Yes, indeed.. a "PART 2" is needed!

@steveneastman813 Месяц назад

Thank you, you've made my life a little better seeing this podcast! This man has been my hero as long as I can remember.

@catofong6905 Месяц назад

I won't be a hypocrite, I always found his clowning a bit naff, (but many people loved it so who am I to argue), but the guy definitely deserves a lot of respect for his extremely brave public admissions about his alcoholism (I think it was a Dick Cavett interview from the seventies). He was so self-effacing, so genuine and came across as a thoroughly decent human being. Hopefully he helped a lot of people in difficult situations themselves with his words.

@ThePieguysKitchen Месяц назад

I've Only Watched 2 Episodes On This Channel And I Was Totally Engrossed With Both.....I Watched Every Second, Without Skipping Ahead. That Really Says A Lot. Very Entertaining. I Look Forward To Watching More.

@ericwheatley1135 Месяц назад

Thanks guys / This is the BEST interview I have ever seen... what a blessing

@NanaNerak 11 месяцев назад

Oh wow I love these two ! I remember Peter Tiden from country radio He is awesome! Of course Jason Alexander - fabulous!! A big fan of both - Obviously!!!

@NanaNerak 11 месяцев назад

Oh wow - of the Icon/living legend - Dick Van Dyke - need I say more?!?! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

@NanaNerak 11 месяцев назад

*course

@DistortionsUnlimited 9 месяцев назад

Wow! What a treasure this is to find! Gonna listen to this. We've worked with Dick and Arlene related to Halloween, decorating and projects of the sort and this really seems like a wonderful conversation.

@audioglenngineer 27 дней назад

I’m so thankful for the sort of indirect time capsule that particularly the Dick Van Dyke show was to my upbringing watching reruns in the 80’s. It gave me such richness and context to where I came from culturally and morally. It gave me perspective and a reference point for where we were going and where we’ve been, with laughter and learning along the way.

@doninis1354 10 месяцев назад

I love Dick van Dyke, as a German we did'nt have as much from him as Americans. Besides Mary Poppins (my absolute favorit role) is Diagonse: morderer for sure a show I watshed and stil watsh if I can catsh it somewhere. He is absolutly more than a GOAT. All love to Mr. Van Dyke, thank you for bringing joy to us! I now will spend my day with multiple repeater in my head in German called "ear worm" (Ohrwurm). 😀 We have voice over actors and the "german" voice from Dyck is awsomly simular, we did'nt have a british accent ad all.

@brianbrian1769 11 месяцев назад

He's NINETY SEVEN!!! That's impossible! I think they may make a Saint of him at some point. Cool cat.

@miguelmelendez3354 19 дней назад

Im 60 years young and Mr VanDyke was my first 🥰 crush❤❤❤❤❤

@auntieann8924 3 месяца назад

This was just DELIGHTFUL!!!! I wish you had brought your son in to meet him, but other than that - it made me sooooo happy.

@ericanderson1691 Месяц назад

I remember visiting his studio in Carefree, AZ. I was a 12 yearold kid in 1973.

@Birdman_LIVE Год назад

Such a joy!

@MrsRosencranz1 9 дней назад

I suggested on Facebook that DVD and Dick Smothers do The Sunshine Boys and DVD contacted me to say thank you and gave me a thumbs up.

@Esfeurell Год назад

Oooh, I didn’t realize there was video to go along with the podcast! Nice

@lumpydavidg2201 9 месяцев назад

How’s about you pick up Gilbert’s torch and bring us our iconic television & movie stars. And throw in some comedians and musicians. Thanks. Love the show 😘

@JS-kd7jf Месяц назад

I just STUMBLED UPON THIS INTERVIEW AND LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT,,, YOU KNOW MR.VAN DYKE HAS GOOD GENES,, TO HAVE LIVED THAT LONG,, STILL BE IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE MENTALLY,, AND STILL HAVE A HEAD AND FACE COVERED IN NATURAL HAIR!!! CHITTY BANG BANG WAS ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE MOVIES IN MY YOUTH,, AND THE ONE WHERE HE WAS STRANDED ON THE ISLAND AND SAID,, HOW NOW BROWN COW..GOD HAS BLESSED DICK VAN DYKE!!

@FFOGHORN 26 дней назад

Super well done interview! Sheer joy. Thanks!!!

@benrosn8154 4 месяца назад

Dick Van Dyke is extremely important to the entertainment ethos

@tunkyslug 11 месяцев назад

Loving this podcast!!!

@jeremiahwilkins5837 29 дней назад

I really liked it when he played so many different characters in Mary Poppins, and did so well you really couldn't tell it was him, or at least I couldn't as a little kid.

@jakehess27 Месяц назад

I loved every moment of this! Thank you

@GermanDisla Год назад

Excited to be one of the first to see this. So excited for what else you guys have in the pipeline!!

@314STLArchDragon Месяц назад

This man is such a part of my life... I cried when Mary left us... But I just don't know how I'll handle it when he leaves us...true icon 🩷🩷🩷

@homesoundsgood7211 Месяц назад

I'm pretty sure i have every Dick Van Dyke episode memorized. Sometimes before it gets a minute into it, i know the whole episode. I remember one about walnuts. I loved it, and I think Mary Poppins was about the first movie i ever saw. He's always been very special to me and my parents always told me when he was going to be on tv so i could stay up and watch him. Mary Tyler Moore was hysterical. I remember as children i heard my older sisters and their friends discuss the excellent choices made by the Petries and the Ricardo's to have twin beds. Nobody was fired up about sharing a bed with some guy, and we wondered why anybody would opt to sleep in the same bed with their husband. Really, this conversation came up alot and these shows were a source of confusion for sure. I remember making separate beds for Barbie and Ken. Really, i adored both Dick and Jerry. Idk how many times I watched angel in my pocket. ❤

@christina3521 Месяц назад

Such a great interview. Thank you.

@karenujlaky6928 27 дней назад

God bless Dick Van Dyke ❤

@antoniomorales3454 17 дней назад

Great interview. Classy conversattion with no swearing.

@MorganJackson-fs8hb Год назад

You are both sensational theatre greats

@bk6020 2 месяца назад

Man that was heartwarming

@namco003 Месяц назад

Sheldon Leaonard had his hand in so many things. Reminds me of Desilu funding so many shows, like Star Trek.

@douglasdake4044 Месяц назад

so amazed by how good of show this was

@funforkadventures Месяц назад

Thanks for this guys.

@bandeleganiyu7596 3 месяца назад

An icon, a legend.

@elvisfan61 10 месяцев назад

I just discovered this podcast! I love me some Jason "George" Alexander and then Dick Van Dyke on top of it? Loved hearing Dick sing the lyrics to the DVD show. Also, does anyone know if they are selling Really, no Really shirts? I'd love a short sleeve shirt like Jason is wearing.