Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Do you want to just turn your phone off?

Do you want to just turn your phone off?

Garrison Keillor, once again, ruining the podcast. Okay, all gone. Nice. I love it. Hi, Mommy. Hi, hi. So guess what? Today we talked to Patti LaBelle. Yes. The wonderful Patti LaBelle. And remember, she had that big hit back in 1974. It was called Lady Marmalade, but the tune was, Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? Do you remember that? Oh, I do remember that. Yes, yes, yes.

Garrison Keillor, once again, ruining the podcast. Okay, all gone. Nice. I love it. Hi, Mommy. Hi, hi. So guess what? Today we talked to Patti LaBelle. Yes. The wonderful Patti LaBelle. And remember, she had that big hit back in 1974. It was called Lady Marmalade, but the tune was, Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? Do you remember that? Oh, I do remember that. Yes, yes, yes.

And I used to sing that all the time because it was so naughty, of course. And I thought I was like, You know, pushing the edge of the envelope.

And I used to sing that all the time because it was so naughty, of course. And I thought I was like, You know, pushing the edge of the envelope.

Yeah, I was. Will you sleep with me tonight? I mean, that was very dirty. Were there any dirty songs? Well, not like that, but what was considered dirty when you were growing up?

Yeah, I was. Will you sleep with me tonight? I mean, that was very dirty. Were there any dirty songs? Well, not like that, but what was considered dirty when you were growing up?

When I was in junior high, it was, we must, we must, we must increase our bust. The bigger, the better, the tighter, the sweater, the boys depend on us.

When I was in junior high, it was, we must, we must, we must increase our bust. The bigger, the better, the tighter, the sweater, the boys depend on us.

Well, it's such an unfortunate rhyme on every level. Exactly, exactly. I hope we haven't brought it back into popularity by mentioning it on the show. I'm so sorry about that. I know, I am too. I have huge regrets.

Well, it's such an unfortunate rhyme on every level. Exactly, exactly. I hope we haven't brought it back into popularity by mentioning it on the show. I'm so sorry about that. I know, I am too. I have huge regrets.

Yes. She just turned 80 this past year. And her son, through her surprise party with everybody she's ever worked with in her entire life, showed up to this party in New York. And it was a very, very big deal. But... It reminds me of when... Mommy, remember when I had the surprise party and you told me about it?

Yes. She just turned 80 this past year. And her son, through her surprise party with everybody she's ever worked with in her entire life, showed up to this party in New York. And it was a very, very big deal. But... It reminds me of when... Mommy, remember when I had the surprise party and you told me about it?

Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't bring it up to make you feel bad. It's fine. It's a great family lore story.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't bring it up to make you feel bad. It's fine. It's a great family lore story.

You said you... I think what was going to happen was Brad was going to take me away somewhere, if I'm remembering this correctly. And you and Daddy had come to take care of the kids while we were going to go somewhere. And we were about to leave, and you said something like, well, see you in Santa Barbara later. Like that.

You said you... I think what was going to happen was Brad was going to take me away somewhere, if I'm remembering this correctly. And you and Daddy had come to take care of the kids while we were going to go somewhere. And we were about to leave, and you said something like, well, see you in Santa Barbara later. Like that.

Well, I mean, I knew something was going to happen, but I didn't know what the extent of it was.

Well, I mean, I knew something was going to happen, but I didn't know what the extent of it was.