Nick Kroll (The League, The Life and Times of Tim, Best Week Ever) joins the The Long Shot horticulturists to discuss community garden love, The CoCo’s in Panorama City, smoking Aspirin, and an all-new Long Shot mailbag!
Episode #308: Plants featuring Nick Kroll
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Nick’s parting shot is something he actually said on Kevin Pollak’s Chat show about a year ago. When I heard it, I realized how true it was. I quit my job and pursued my dream (still pursuing).
In short: Nick Kroll said something that literally changed my life.
Also, great show as always.
Please do keep up the good work…what is a podcast w/o bagels?
I’d failed to note that the first season episodes were no longer posted…though I did note early on that the first podcast was missing (did you all really hate it?), and hope they will be made available in some form again. Thanks, and you’re welcome (and I gather that has decided they’ve located me this time).
I will cheerfully accept the unofficial title of supplementary annotator till such time as the disc box, the flash drive package, the neural jolt delivered through the smoking of the Special Aspirin.
Eddie doesn’t much like the waitstaff walking toward the stage at Connie’s Ric Rac, and I imagine that can be distracting…having strolled the wilting thorofares of Walnut and Chestnut Streets, he did a bit about our lack of a Peanut Street, and about collapsing and needing medical attention while confused as to which nut-tree street to instruct the rescue personnel to come to…just so happens that one of the two nearest hospitals is just off Filbert Street…
My friend Alice noted that Eddie looks a lot like Bruce Willis. She means this complimentarily.
Todd-
You watched Eddie’s performance at Connie’s Ric Rac? Can you give us a more detailed review? Either here or at ? And please include info on whether or not you had seen him before.
Sean
I d “emergency bagel money”, another great show, keep them coming.
Haven’t been ignoring this request, but have been busy…hoped to write up the show for my blog anyway.
Holy crap, West Carrollton, OH! My hometown.