Zach Woods | Senses Working Overtime with David Cross | Headgum 

Almost half way through now. Will Zach be talking ever? These self absorbed celebs are horrible.

This isn't Zach's podcast?

100% agree

Great save by cross. He has a sense of jokiness.

I don't know what it is, but somehow the guest ALWAYS thinks they sat in the wrong place and awkwardness invariably ensues.

Him immediately going to "I'm gonna start breaking stuff" had me dying

This bit says more about comedians than they could say themselves. What it must take for them to get on stage. I need to see an experiment with non-performers. I bet we would all just sit in the couch right away.

How is it awkward to give the guest a choice of seat?

Has he?

Yeah but he’s told the same story across several other podcasts. It was weird he did it again when supposed to be interviewing Zach lol

It's beginning to seem like Bertcast hahaha

@@Roxas6662except I much rather listen to Cross talk about himself.

I want to call in to this show but it's pre-taped.

Damn. The chair and sofa look fine

3 years ago 23 and me, a gift from my husband, was a shot in the dark to see if i could find any relation on my fathers side. I didn't even have a name my whole life and after my mom passed away, i let go of any lingering guilt i felt for some reason. I would have been happy with any relatives bc my mother was raised in an orphanage in 1960/70's Philadelphia, so my family tree had two leaves lol. I have a half sister who is a few years older and a half brother and were juat a few months apart and we grew up minutes from each other. My biological father was on 23 and me because One of his relatives had recently discovered that my father had a secret sister he had never known about and so he got his DNA test as well. I had always known that my father had no knowledge of my existence at all but he was very open and welcoming. Within the same year he found out about his secret daughter, and subsequent secret grandchild in son-in-law. Early in my adulthood I'd moved several states away from where I grew up so it's not been easy finding ways to connect. I will say as a kid who grew up not seeing anyone related to me to share any resemblances to, One of the standout moments of this journey was seeing a picture of my paternal grandmother about 10 years younger than I am right now, And it was like looking in a mirror. The resemblance is all anybody remarked about for quite a while. Sadly she passed before this discovery was made, But from what I've learned she was a very strong woman who was married to a cop and then her two sons became cops too I'm pretty sure she was the toughest of them all. Sorry for this rambling story it's just not very often there's somebody who has a similar experience that understands kind of how crazy it feels

Wow!

The Book

Check out Gary Vider's new podcast. His dad was a sociopath.

Will do- thank you!

often the same story to different guests, in the same level of detail and digression. I don't know why i keep listening, it's like a car crash

Matewan, West Virginia

update. It was exactly what I hoped. We need a show with these two together

Those two professions have much in common, so it’s not a stretch.

@@eddangelo4189 You know, you're right, I guess I never realized that telling dick jokes on stage is a lot like being a therapist.

@@eddangelo4189 1000% a stretch