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Sep 25, 2020 · Comedian Tom Green has a new podcast where he records a new interview every week from a camper van, roaming across America. It's called The Tom Green Interview and it launches today.
In his customized, state-of-the-art broadcast van, Tom takes us on an audio-driven ride speaking to van lifers, influencers, outdoor experts, scientists, artists, celebrities and real (and un-real) people he encounters along the way.
In the premiere episode of The Tom Green Interview, Tom interviews comedian Ray Romano. They discuss Ray's journey into comedy, the nuances of crafting a joke, as well as other memorable milestones and moments in Ray's career in comedy.
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- If You Made A Candle, What Would It Smell like?
- What Is Your Favorite Album from High School?
- What Conspiracy Theory Do You Think Is The Most Plausible?
- What’s The First Time You Were Disillusioned by Politics?
- Who Would You Call If You Needed Help Burying A body?
- What’s Your Favorite Halloween Costume You’Ve Ever worn?
- How Did You Learn About “The Birds and The Bees”?
- What’s The Pettiest Hill You’Re Willing to Die on?
- What Pop Culture Or Media Do You Turn to When You’Ve Had A Bad Day?
- If You Could Find Out The Day You Were Going to Die, Would You Want to Know?
Tom Green: Cotton candy. AVC: Do you like the smell of cotton candy? TG: I just randomly picked something because I don’t really have much of an opinion on that. Maybe broccoli? I just think it would be really funny to have a broccoli-smelling candle.
TG: Probably A Tribe Called Quest’s Low End Theory. AVC: You did some rapping for a time in your youth. Are your skills still tight or have they been totally lost? TG:Oh, yeah. I’m actually making a record in the van. Actually, that’s one of the things that is cool about the van. I have like a full recording studio in the van to record music. So I’...
TG: Well, Sasquatch, I would say. I don’t know if you want to call that a conspiracy theory, but I would say that Bigfoot is probably real in my opinion. That’s my theory and I’m sticking with it. AVC: Do you think there’s just one or do you think there’s a family of repopulating Bigfoots out there? TG: No, no, no, no, no. It’s a species of animals...
TG:I don’t really have an answer to that question, actually. I’m sort of trying to stay out of the political noise these days. I think part of the reason why I’m doing this road trip, honestly, is because I just want to get away from the news. A lot of the places I’m going don’t have cell service. It’s kind of nice to just get away from the phone a...
TG: Well, I don’t really think I would have to. My personal opinion is if I ever had to bury a body, I’d probably do that by myself. AVC: And then call the police. TG:Yeah, I’d just want to keep that kind of stuff to myself.
TG: I remember when I was in the seventh grade, I replicated Ralph Macchio’s shower costume from Karate Kid. You remember in Karate Kid when he goes to Halloween dance and he dressed as a shower? It’s so he’s not seen by the bullies, you know? It’s glorious. And I know it wasn’t my idea or anything, but I still thought it was kind of fun because ev...
AVC: As in, did you learn from school? Did your parents sit you down? Did you learn it from some kid down the street? TG: It was a kid on the street. I don’t know. I don’t know. Let’s go with the kid on the street.
TG:I’ve been trying lately to not let little things bother me. As I get older, I’ve found a lot of comfort in not getting completely annoyed unnecessarily by little things. So I would say pet peeves in general are something that I’m not willing to let be the hill that I die on.
TG: I love listening to David Bowie and Joy Division, so that’s some music I often go back to whenever I like listening to something familiar. Yes, I’d say that I like to pop on a Joy Division record when I had a bad day. I’m listening to their greatest hits album now.
TG:It would depend on the day. I don’t think I would want to know if I was going to die tomorrow. Maybe if I was gonna die in 50 years, I wouldn’t mind knowing. That would definitely take the pressure off, because I do feel like a lot of times in life that I’m very driven to try to accomplish things that I want to do before I die. Not knowing defin...
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Apr 24, 2020 · His latest project is The Tom Green Interview: a podcast series featuring weekly conversations with celebrities, newsmakers, and everyday people. Open episode. April 24, 2020 3 hours 24 minutes. Joe Rogan Experience #1463 – Tom Green. Tom Green is a comedian, actor, filmmaker, and talk show host.
In his customized, state-of-the-art broadcast van, Tom takes us on an audio-driven ride speaking to van lifers, influencers, outdoor experts, scientists, artists, celebrities and real (and un-real) people he encounters along the way.
Mar 3, 2021 · In his customized, state-of-the-art broadcast van, Tom takes us on an audio-driven ride speaking to van lifers, influencers, outdoor experts, scientists, artists, celebrities and real (and un-real) people he encounters along the way.
